Squadcast (Live) 05/08/2025

Summary

The Antihero Podcast – Squadcast (Live) 05/08/2025 Summary

Podcast Information:

• Title: The Antihero Podcast
• Host/Authors: The Antihero Podcast Team
• Description: Part Delta Force. Part Street Cop. All Truth.
• Episode: Squadcast (Live) 05/08/2025
• Release Date: May 9, 2025

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Introduction and House Guests

The episode kicks off with host Brent welcoming the audience to another full-house Thursday night Squadcast. Present are Heather from the Unfiltered Unfazed Podcast, Jojo (Copville's wife), Josh, Magnet from Lion Arms, and Mike from Cotteville as a guest. The team sets the stage for an engaging discussion by briefly mentioning technical issues at the start.

Notable Quote:

• Brent [00:01]: "Oh, we're back. It's another Thursday night Squadcast. Thursday is for the boys."

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Key Discussions and Topics

1. Grand Rapids Cop Shooting and Jury Composition

The team delves into the controversial case of five Memphis cops facing a hung jury. Brent clarifies a confusion between Memphis and Grand Rapids, discussing the shooting incident where a cop fatally shot a man who had taken his Taser. The conversation highlights issues around jury diversity and media portrayal of such incidents.

Notable Quotes:

• Brent [02:10]: "It was a jury of all white people. It was not a hung jury."
• Drew [02:29]: "The good thing about Grand Rapids, what they did was immediately brought in a Combatives. EF Combatives and Jay Wadsworth."

2. Police Training and Use of Alternatives to Lethal Force

The discussion shifts to police training methods, specifically the implementation of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) to reduce lethal force incidents. The hosts debate the effectiveness of short training sessions versus comprehensive programs and suggest alternative approaches like distributing less aggressive tools (e.g., batons) to officers.

Notable Quotes:

• Brent [04:08]: "If you're huge and tattooed and you don't know how to fight, you will get in significantly less engagements."
• Tyler [04:16]: "If you want a different alternative, could you just hand out D ball to the department?"

3. Firearm Reliability: Sig P320 vs. Glock

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing the reliability issues of the Sig P320, contrasting it with the Glock series. The hosts express skepticism about the P320's design flaws, citing accidental discharges and legal battles. They advocate for Glock, emphasizing its robustness and user-friendly features.

Notable Quotes:

• Tyler [10:08]: "Sig is screwed up and they had better fix it."
• Brent [11:13]: "How do you calculate hit probability? Go a little deeper with that."

4. Current Events: College Protests and Media Representation

The team addresses the surge in college protests, particularly pro-Palestine demonstrations, and criticizes the predominantly liberal stance of these movements. They argue that such protests often lack understanding of the geopolitical complexities and fuel anti-police sentiments.

Notable Quotes:

• Tyler [80:26]: "I doubt it. This isn't like some sort of power movement."
• Brent [85:42]: "And if you want to slander cops, if you have to stage cops being idiots to get your point across, then maybe your point is invalid."

5. Fake Police Videos and Misinformation

The conversation turns to the proliferation of fake police interaction videos on social media. The hosts express frustration over how these fabricated videos distort public perception of law enforcement, undermining genuine instances of police misconduct.

Notable Quotes:

• Drew [72:00]: "We often make police reaction videos and we often point out when police are being stupid or unlawful or downright racist."
• Tyler [72:30]: "It's super likely you've been duped by at least one fake police body cam video."

6. Personal Anecdotes and Humor

Interspersed with serious discussions are light-hearted personal stories. Brent shares humorous yet cautionary tales about his experiences with Nerf gun battles with his children, highlighting the importance of responsible behavior even in playful settings.

Notable Quotes:

• Brent [94:43]: "He got out. We uncuffed him. I was like, hey, man, but if you lose, you got to get back in these cuffs."
• Tyler [105:03]: "I was playing Nerf war with my son Lincoln just like six months ago, and like, he popped up, like from behind the couch, and I hit him in the eye with a Nerf thing."

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Listener Engagement and Super Chats

Throughout the episode, listeners contribute via Super Chats, sharing anecdotes, asking questions, and making humorous comments. Notable interactions include discussions about firearm maintenance, remote viewing skepticism, and humorous banter about fictional scenarios involving gorillas and cops.

Notable Quotes:

• Mike [21:46]: "What are you listening to, dad? The View."
• Brent [108:17]: "Are you saying four people should have stepped back?"

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Conclusion and Final Thoughts

As the episode wraps up, the hosts reflect on the complexities of police work, societal perceptions, and the impact of misinformation. They emphasize the necessity for balanced views and advocate for continuous improvement in police training and community relations.

Notable Quotes:

• Drew [116:51]: "They're allowing the attackers to walk away. God. Sorry."
• Tyler [116:00]: "You're not doing anything offensive."

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Key Takeaways

• Jury Diversity and Media Bias: The composition of juries and media portrayal significantly influence public perception of police incidents.
• Training Over Quick Fixes: Comprehensive training programs in non-lethal methods like BJJ are more effective than short training sessions.
• Firearm Reliability: The Sig P320 has raised concerns over reliability, with Glock being recommended for its proven performance.
• Misinformation Challenges: Fake police videos on social media distort realities of law enforcement, complicating public understanding and trust.
• Responsible Conduct: Personal anecdotes underline the importance of responsible actions, even in seemingly trivial situations like Nerf gun play.

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Final Note: This episode of The Antihero Podcast provides a candid and multifaceted exploration of law enforcement issues, firearm reliability, and the influence of media on public perception. Through engaging discussions and personal stories, the hosts offer insights aimed at fostering a more informed and balanced understanding of the challenges faced by both police officers and the communities they serve.

Transcript

[Brent]

Oh, we're back. It's another Thursday night Squad cast. Thursday is for the boys. We got another full house. We have my lovely wife Heather here from the unfiltered unfazed podcast. We got Copville's wife Jojo. We got Josh. We got Magnet from Lion Arms. And we got Mike himself from Cotteville as a guest tonight. Stick around Self from Cotteville as a guest tonight. Stick Around Self from Cotteville as a guest tonight. Stick around Sell from Cop. Is that coming through the headphones? Stick around. I don't know. What is that coming through the headphones? It. Well, we fixed that problem, and it wasn't Copville.

[Tyler]

It's all uphill from here.

[Brent]

We start to show like a show. Yeah. We got everything tonight from college protests, pro Palestine, students getting arrested. We got the five Memphis cops being a hung jury. We got Karen's getting arrested, and we got alligators.

[Tyler]

I'm not sure you can call them a hung jury.

[Brent]

It was, wasn't it?

[Drew]

No, they were not guilty.

[Tyler]

No, it was.

[Brent]

Oh, I'm thinking of Grand Rapids.

[Drew]

Christopher Shar, Grand Rapids.

[Tyler]

I made an inappropriate job.

[Drew]

I was trying to. I was trying to.

[Brent]

Okay, well, yeah, we'll start with that.

[Mike]

It was either perverted or racial. One or the other.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And it can be both.

[Brent]

It was a jury of all white people. It was not a hung jury.

[Mike]

It's a double dipping joke.

[Brent]

Yeah. So the Grand Rapids, Michigan one, we actually covered this one, Brent, when you were out of town, where the cop shot the guy who took his Taser.

[Drew]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Hold on. Are you guys doing episodes while I'm out of town, you dicks?

[Brent]

But yeah, that was a hung jury.

[Drew]

10 to 2.

[Brent]

Okay, 10 to 2.

[Drew]

10 to 2. So 10 for a quit, 2 for not equipped.

[Brent]

Do you know what we're talking about?

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Brent]

Yeah, he was on his back. The guy took his taser, he shot him. Which is lethal force by policy. But for some reason, when the media says, hey, we want to make this an issue, we lose half our cops to that. And they all go, oh, I would have done something different. It was avoidable. Like, okay, instead of sticking together, we split. Just like when George Floyd happened. I could smell it in the air. And every single chief and sheriff got on and said, how dare he just disgrace to law enforcement. We would never like. Yeah, Chief, you stood on some necks in your time.

[Drew]

The good thing about Grand Rapids, what they did was immediately brought in a Combatives. EF Combatives. And Jay Wadsworth. They brought them in immediately to start Training some alternate methods for. For that type of situation. So instead of just ignoring it, pretend it didn't happen. There's a. If there was any issue or anything that could have gone better, like takedowns, grappling, they. They immediately addressed that issue.

[Brent]

Yeah. I would like to see some good feedback and suggestions other than he should have known bjj because that seems to be the thing. It's like, well, if training bjj and that's their knee jerk reaction is to train the entire department in a block session in bjj, there's four hours.

[Drew]

Don't kill anybody if they do that. That's wrong. But if you bring in an actual program or encourage your guys to go more often, I think that's more effective. Then yes, the knee jerk four hours is. That ain't gonna fix it.

[Tyler]

If you want a different alternative, could you just hand out D ball to the department? And if everyone's bigger and stronger, they don't like fights.

[Brent]

Less fights.

[Tyler]

Less fights.

[Drew]

I tried that. Yeah. They in lab and I ended up not there anymore.

[Brent]

That's my biggest theory though.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

If you're huge and tattooed and you don't know how to fight, you will get in significantly less engagements than being small and knowing how to fight, you're just going to be fighting the whole time.

[Drew]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I can see that for sure.

[Drew]

Yep.

[Brent]

You want to do some super chats?

[Mike]

We got a couple in there. We got dumb Daryl. Love the name, longtime viewer, first time donor. Trent Brier and Drew. You guys rock.

[Brent]

Thanks, bud.

[Mike]

All right, well, they're so nice not to get my name wrong.

[Brent]

Yeah. Disrespectful.

[Tyler]

Who's going to get mad? Who's going to be disrespectful to the youth pastor?

[Mike]

The youth Everyday American. Everyday American. Have you guys seen the video of that guy in California that let alone guy point or he let a guy point a rifle at him and just drove away and let the guy go.

[Drew]

What do you guys think I did.

[Brent]

About an hour ago?

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I need to know more, but I keep seeing the same clip and I don't know what's like the, like the.

[Drew]

Yeah, the context. It's a bad cell phone clip, but all I see is a guy reversing away from a guy.

[Brent]

Yeah. I didn't see anything about how they didn't take him into custody.

[Tyler]

All right, let me pose this to you because I don't know, like I'm, I'm trying to think, like why would an officer ever do that? If an officer has police Officer has no business on your property and it's your property. Can you make him get off your property at gunpoint? That's the only thing I can think of.

[Drew]

But it was in the road.

[Brent]

It was, it was in a roadway. But maybe it was a private driveway.

[Tyler]

I was thinking, I was thinking. I had my mind. It was like a private driveway, you know, for. For whatever reason. Can. Can. If it's private. Well, let, let me, let me re. Rephrase this question to you. If it's private property and someone drives up my property that I don't want them there, I tell them to get off multiple times and then I force him to get off by pointing a gun at him. And is that illegal?

[Brent]

Yeah. You'll go, You'll. In my experience, and at face value with that. Yes, because they're not posing an intimate threat. You have a driveway which is open access to the public, which means it's almost invite. It's. Technically, it's inviting the public when you have a driveway. Now, when you have a closed gate, it takes that invitation away in case law. But as far as. Yeah. Pointing a gun at somebody that walks on your property at face value would probably arrest that person for felony.

[Tyler]

Well, I can't. Well, I can't get there. I have no idea why that happened and how that could have happened. It's crazy.

[Drew]

You know, you've seen the Arizona where dude just runs a dude over with the rifle and flattens them. That's a popular video. Yeah, that was my first thing was like, just run them over.

[Brent]

Yeah, like.

[Drew]

But I don't have enough.

[Brent]

Reversing is just going to make you a smaller target.

[Drew]

No, it's small, but that just, that gives a guy too much time to aim and.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Acquire sight picture.

[Tyler]

I know. I mean, going forward's a bold maneuver, though. I mean, you don't, you know, property. Yeah. But no, I don't know if he was on his own property. That was, that was a guess of mine. Trying to make sense of it, but I can't.

[Brent]

And you definitely can't be the one that determines whether or not police are lawfully on your property. They have to tell you that or you have to find out in court. You can't be like, I don't think you're allowed on my property.

[Drew]

So.

[Brent]

And if we are, if we are lawfully on your property or at my. The way I look at it is I am offered based off of the information I have, and you point a gun at me, I can shoot and kill you. And that's just. It's the sad truth. Much like the airmen that opened the door.

[Tyler]

And it happened again. Yeah, that happened again. Just a video that's that surfaced and it's all on, you know, social media where the. There's several cops on this one. And the cop, he knocks and he announces and the, and the, the older white gentleman shows up with a gun at, at the low. But as soon as the door opens, the police officer sees that and just puts about.

[Drew]

But it's the guy from the side that takes him out, right? The guy straight on doesn't react. It's that guy standing and he lights that old guy up.

[Tyler]

Really this is what I hate about it. It's the same old thing as just a bull excuse where they're like. Well you know, gangs pretend to be police officers. Okay, so we're going to use a one in a thousand. That's probably too high. Yeah, a one in ten thousand reason to do that. And then someone made a go look through people and someone replied was like well the officer was offset. So looking through a people wouldn't have helped. Correct. You can still talk through the door. You can.

[Brent]

Don't open the door.

[Tyler]

You can call the cops. No one's forcing you to open that door. If you, if it is a gang related pretending to be the cops, why.

[Brent]

Would you open the door?

[Tyler]

Why would you open the door?

[Brent]

Yeah, you lose the argument.

[Drew]

I feel like the gun at the door with the cops is kind of like stop, drop and roll. You learn that at a young age you probably shouldn't present a gun.

[Brent]

What do I always say? Doesn't mean you should.

[Drew]

Yes, yes.

[Tyler]

And he gives a really good case point was just because it's legal doesn't mean you should. It's legal to go swimming with sharks. Is that a good idea? No, you'd be an idiot to go do that.

[Drew]

Yeah, but it always falls back on the cob. Oh, he reacted too soon. But your life is not on the line on the other side of that door. Like and what we are trained what we see. So it's. It's unfortunate, right?

[Tyler]

Both are unfortunate incidents. But they're not what you. What some people want them to be.

[Brent]

Yeah, it's. They want them to be cut and dry. I feel good about this. And you're never gonna get that.

[Mike]

John Todd says Brent use of revolvers when and where French GIGN use them. Did Delta ever use.

[Tyler]

Maybe like way back in the day. Why would you use a revolver? Not that I know of. The only time to use Revolvers is if they've removed every Glock from the face of the earth, I would consider a revolver.

[Brent]

Would you consider that over a Beretta?

[Tyler]

No, but maybe over a Sig. I don't know why I hate Sig so much. I don't know why.

[Brent]

What's the video I sent you in reference? Reference to it? It's the. It's the. It's the Fortnite characters when they. They drop.

[Drew]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Brent]

Was there like a bad discharge or something?

[Drew]

Well, he.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah.

[Drew]

The guy dropped his own gun. Then it shoots him in the head when it hits the ground. It's the Fortnite characters.

[Brent]

Yeah. Yes, but they were. The Shipley guy was given what happened with Sig.

[Tyler]

So. And it's the same thing when we showed this video. Sig. Is it. Is it. It is. It is evident there is a problem with the P320. And I don't. I believe it only sticks with the P320 where they are going off inadvertently. They are. There's something. Sig is screwed up and they had better fix it. And DJ just said something he just didn't know enough about. Like, we get to see these clips because we get to see, you know, clips of. Of this type of stuff happening. But he said, show me a clip where a guy just has his gun in the holster and it just randomly goes off. And it's not. It's not that bad. But. But there are people out there like, showing videos where it's almost that bad.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And he just doesn't, you know, he just doesn't know about him. He didn't look into it. And he's. And he's going off his personal experience. So it's never happened to him. And so it doesn't. So it doesn't make his viewpoint wrong as far as like from a personal.

[Brent]

Doesn't make it like expounded.

[Tyler]

But yeah, there's. Yeah, it does. It does. It does look bad of source because it is happening. There is a problem with Sig.

[Brent]

Did Nate tear him up?

[Tyler]

I didn't watch Nate tear him up.

[Brent]

Oh, Nate. No, given. I love it.

[Tyler]

Nate teared him up. And you know, Nate. Nate will bring the videos and they'll bring the evidence.

[Drew]

If this was one week later, you would have a young lady on the couch very involved in this conversation. Yeah, she's.

[Tyler]

She's.

[Drew]

She's worked for Sig and is very pro Sig. Yeah, obviously. Yeah. She works on the academy side. So.

[Tyler]

And. And I've said. And I'm not walking back anything. I'm just clarifying. I, I, I already said I don't know why I don't like Sig. I just don't. I forgot about the P320 like incidents like they, you guys have a problem with that and you got to fix it. But no one has been able to identify the problem. That no one's been able to identify the problem.

[Mike]

That makes it worse.

[Tyler]

That means it's a big problem.

[Drew]

Well, even the complainants can't say this is the problem. Great. If it's so obvious, then show me. Right.

[Tyler]

And I show signs. Are. Do you agree, though? Has there been so many instances of it happening that you have to agree that there's a problem or you don't think there's a problem? That's, that's how I gotcha. That's an honest question. Do you think there's an issue?

[Drew]

The bottom line, there's been no evidence to conclusively say that there's a problem. So you can't say I know it's without before identifying.

[Tyler]

You have to identify. You can't say hypothetically or I hypothesize.

[Drew]

That there's a problem because they're going off.

[Tyler]

There has been no proof. Even the lawsuits that are won.

[Drew]

People like, oh, they won lawsuits.

[Brent]

They settle.

[Drew]

Right. That were won were not one because there was anything discovered as a flaw.

[Tyler]

Or a design issue. The one that was won, the guy.

[Drew]

Actually admitted to finger the gun in the holster.

[Tyler]

Whoa, language.

[Drew]

This is, this is nothing. This is nothing.

[Mike]

You kiss Mike with that mouth.

[Drew]

Consumer Consumer Protection Act. Where sick.

[Tyler]

Having one of their literatures that the gun won't go off unless you want it to.

[Drew]

And the plaintiff argued that he didn't want it to go off, he should be paid, and he got paid on that.

[Tyler]

So if anyone can't hear.

[Mike]

Oh, they can hear.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Drew]

They can hear.

[Tyler]

She's got volume. I know. We'll, we'll get you a mic here soon enough. All right.

[Brent]

So yeah, we get all opinions expressed do not necessarily represent everybody involved in the room. There you go.

[Tyler]

Doesn't. Doesn't happen to Glocks, John.

[Mike]

Let's see.

[Brent]

Not even a safety on them.

[Mike]

John Todd says Brent. Iranian Hostage Rescue, 1980.

[Tyler]

I wasn't there, but go ahead.

[Mike]

Was that the year you were born?

[Drew]

Really young if you were there.

[Brent]

That's what made me want to join the Delta Force. Cnn, cag.

[Mike]

Daddy's birthday is this Sunday on Mother's Day.

[Drew]

So we're real close.

[Mike]

Iranian Hostage Rescue 1980. London SAS 45 years ago. So is Brent. How much different would that operation be done today? How much has hostage rescue changed?

[Tyler]

That's. That's a good question. We were always talking about, like, topics for. For history lessons or history episodes. We. We just recorded one.

[Brent]

Yeah, we just shot one.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, if you guys don't know which one they're talking about, you know the iconic photo of it?

[Drew]

Do you know.

[Tyler]

Do you know which one they're talking about? And the iconic photo I'm talking about, it's of them. It's of them, like, repelling down the side in all black, like pajamas.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And the charge goes off, and then. And they go in. They got MP9s on. On their side. It was a well executed, badass operation, as the SAS do. I don't. I don't know. I'm. I'm aware of the operation. I don't know how much differently that we do it today. They did a really good job on that, but I'd like to look into it a little more and break that thing down.

[Mike]

All right, Victor, he says shout out to the boys from Michigan. Yeah, Michigan's Victor's doing work in Michigan. He's doing some AT T work, doing some cable stuff. First week of June, I'll be down in Florida. I'll stop by to refill. Coffee and cigar. Copville still digesting that pizza.

[Brent]

Oh, he brought us Brazilian.

[Drew]

Oh, dude. Oh, my. Holy. Bro, that stuff is good.

[Brent]

Yeah, it was a heartburn in a box.

[Drew]

Yeah. Five pieces. It was thick. There was a lot to it, but it was really good.

[Mike]

Good decision. Victor's a good dude.

[Drew]

No, there's not a lot to it. It's not good either.

[Mike]

Zulu whiskey says sell me on TRT versus supplementation. Got blood work done. Test is 2. Testosterone is 209.

[Drew]

Almost a female. Almost a female.

[Mike]

Very low.

[Brent]

There's no HIPAA violations here, bud.

[Tyler]

I feel like you just. You just sold them and almost.

[Drew]

Three words. I would hope. I would hope.

[Mike]

He says he's 35 and decently jacked, but can't get rid of some belly fat, low energy, high sex drive. So I didn't think I was low on tight, but the number is the number.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Yeah. I mean, it's. You won't have all the symptoms. So you. You having a high sex drive doesn't necessarily mean that your libido is low. Could just mean you're a horn dog. But, yeah, libido is different than your sex drive. But, I mean, for. For supplements. I talked to. I'm friends with. He owns like seven GNCs in the area. And he was like, hey, man. He's like, give me Yalls card. Because people come in here, he's like, I don't like to lie to him. They want to buy all the shit on the shelves that say testosterone pills. They end up spending way more a month than they were just getting testosterone in their body. Real testosterone.

[Drew]

Yeah. That other stuff isn't.

[Brent]

And he was like, yo, give me your cards because I don't want a lot of these people. And I was like, oh. And I offered it. And he's like, no, I don't want any money. I don't want any royalties. I just want to give these people testosterone.

[Tyler]

I'll put it like this. With the proper amount of testosterone, what you can consume in your regular diet with no supplements, you will be much better off than low testosterone and tons of supplements.

[Drew]

Correct.

[Tyler]

Yeah. You can't get there without the base of testosterone.

[Drew]

You're optimizing your body at a low test level. If you're going to have to supplement, you put your test level to a real level, then add the supplements.

[Tyler]

Exactly. Or why? Why does it have to be one or the other? Why can't you do both? Get the appropriate amount of supplements, get the appropriate amount of testosterone and live your best life.

[Brent]

Yeah, because you're still going to need creatine, you're still going to need pre workout, you're still going to need protein. Like you're still going to spend money on supplements. But don't be getting testosterone supplements. Like that's a fucking waste. You're never going to get testosterone the right amount unless you inject it into your butt.

[Drew]

Shoulder.

[Tyler]

And your shoulder butt. The butt of your shoulder?

[Brent]

Yeah, the front. What do we call it? The front hole.

[Drew]

Actually go here too.

[Mike]

Never there.

[Brent]

Oh. What the hell's wrong with you?

[Tyler]

Yeah, you like Spain?

[Brent]

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[Tyler]

Yeah, saw those guys over at Indiana Swat Officer Association.

[Brent]

They were there.

[Tyler]

Great.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Nice.

[Tyler]

Yep. They gave me this badass little, like, itty bitty, like, small, about the size of your pinky.

[Brent]

That's huge. And that's.

[Tyler]

Yeah, it's huge.

[Drew]

It's like seven inches.

[Tyler]

It's just an itty bitty little light you could. That's on your. On your. On your keychain. And it's bright now.

[Brent]

Your keychain. Yeah, they give us super bright. They have awesome lights that they give. I don't know if they sell them. I think they're complimentary. But having, like, a nice light right here when you're on patrol on your.

[Tyler]

Shoulder just to be able to click a good hand.

[Drew]

You don't have your Guardian angel up there.

[Brent]

Do you know what those are, Brad?

[Tyler]

No.

[Brent]

Oh, we pick up. So there's this thing that came on. You know how a police car has red and blue lights? Well, the new cops now buy these lights to put on their shoulder, and they go red and blue. So when you're chasing.

[Drew]

It's like a little patrol car on your shoulder, and it, like, goes off.

[Tyler]

Why would you do that?

[Brent]

They haven't been made fun of enough yet.

[Drew]

They get it pretty bad, but they always have a reason. It's bad.

[Tyler]

Okay, that's bad.

[Drew]

I'm blocked, actually. Blocked by the company on my page. I've made so much fun of Guardian angel, they blocked my Instagram account. I swear to God.

[Brent]

Man.

[Mike]

All right, Everyday American says you guys got to get Pat McNamara out for a podcast and alive.

[Brent]

Who is that?

[Mike]

Guys, gotta pry. The old war stories from his time in Delta. One of the legends who never talks about it.

[Tyler]

He's like a late 90s, early 2000 Delta Force guy, but he has a good social media presence. He's got some tag. He does some shooting videos, some taglines, like, gas it up, burn it down. Does a video series called Basic Dude Stuff.

[Brent]

Oh.

[Tyler]

Which is pretty fun.

[Brent]

Yeah, you showed me that.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah.

[Brent]

God. Know who's popping up in my algorithm all the time now, and I just can't stop, like, staring at Shrek.

[Drew]

Oh, God, I'm glad that was a male.

[Mike]

He's just.

[Brent]

When he talks, he's like this, and he's telling all these stories. Yeah, come on. I'll kill all of you. I'm like, man, he's a showman.

[Tyler]

For sure, He's a showman.

[Mike]

All right, Zulu Whiskey back in the house. Zulu says sig stands for Sucks Big dong. Just turn the I into a B and a G into a D. Actually.

[Brent]

No, it doesn't, but okay.

[Drew]

Whenever it's Done with somebody post one, though. I never forget it. I'm like, I give up. I give up. Oh, God. I'm not very smart, so I love that.

[Tyler]

That was crazy.

[Drew]

Just give me the answer.

[Tyler]

Oh, Zulu whiskey. Nailed it.

[Mike]

Well done. Okay. This is Emil Gallo. 20 bucks. Thank you, brother.

[Tyler]

Thank you.

[Drew]

Thank you.

[Mike]

Thought I was gonna say Gallo, didn't you, Emil? All right, Tyler and Bunt, what is your take on remote view viewing? Were you ever around it, real or fake?

[Brent]

I don't know what that is.

[Mike]

Remote. Remote viewing. Were you ever around it, real or fake?

[Brent]

Can you donate a dollar and explain Voy.

[Drew]

Like the camera in the bathroom? All right.

[Tyler]

I don't think I'm. I don't think a Google search is going to help us out here.

[Drew]

You might end up on the wrong site if you.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Oh, okay.

[Brent]

You got it.

[Tyler]

Okay. All right. I actually had this conversation with. With Devin about this. If. Let me read it. Make sure we got this. Remote viewing is the alleged ability to perceive information about a distant or unseen location or event using one's mind. That's actually a good question. I'm glad we got to the bottom of it. And there are people out there that have helped solve cases and have, like, here's. Here's my issues with this. Here's my issue with this.

[Drew]

Yeah, yeah.

[Tyler]

Like, psychic level stuff. Even if. And. And people are always going to look over at the things that they got right. But if you're truly psychic, then you. Then you should be right a hundred percent of the time. You can either see it or you can't. And it's like you got it sometimes and you lost it, but you didn't know you lost it.

[Brent]

Oh, you can't pay me 400.

[Drew]

It's like when you win one bet, you win one bet on Hard Rock, and now you're a professional gambler, but you lost 900.

[Tyler]

Remember what she was telling me about this person that. That. That was able to, like, help out, like, 60% of the cases they. They brought to her? But. Well, so what's wrong with then? What happened to you the other 40% of the time? And I know, like, the 60% is, like, that's pretty crazy, but something tells me if I dug down deeper into that, I don't know if I'd be as impressed. 60.

[Brent]

They can't use it in court. It's good for cold cases, but they cannot use it in court. And if they did, this is what it would open. It would open cases for the devil made me do it. And the Courts have been notorious for holding everybody accountable for their actions, no matter what religious entity went in there and said, hey, this guy was clearly possessed. You know, but there's a.

[Drew]

There's a lot of people that. So I was a lead case agent on a. On a case that went cold. Lady was missing for five years. We ended up finding her deceased five years later. But we were. We had, like, 30 of those people reach out to us.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

And they all had a theory. She's on a bridge. She's under a bridge. She's in a bag. She's here. And they would contact, and if you didn't answer them or you didn't listen to them, they got furious. Like, they wanted your time.

[Tyler]

And if enough reached out to you, one of them is going to be right.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

If they throw enough scenarios. Yeah. She's in a house. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

And then what happens? They go, see, I was right. Well, 60 of you reached out and you happen to.

[Tyler]

This is. And it's also a different way that. The reason that I look at, like, that is kind of more. A little bit more biblical. Like. Like prophesying.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

So it's like, if you prophesy the future, you've got to be right a hundred percent of the time for me to believe you. It'll take it to a false religion. Some of these, like, you know, these cults. When you're wrong about the end of the world once you're done.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Shut down shop.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

That's what. Deuteronomy.

[Brent]

Never mind.

[Drew]

Really big wrong.

[Tyler]

It's a really.

[Drew]

You really missed that one.

[Tyler]

You don't get to go, oh, my bad.

[Drew]

Just kidding.

[Tyler]

Three years later, we screwed up something on the calendar.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

That's not just Brent's opinion. That's the Mosaic Law. That's Deuteronomy. I think chapter 13. That's what it says.

[Drew]

That's. That's the most impressive thing about the show. That's unreal. When he starts rattling that stuff off, I want to sit next to him in jeopardy.

[Mike]

Chapter 18 as well. Sacked full of nades. Back in the house with 50 bucks. Thank you for the love. Man says, sorry, boys. Busy finding things Indians have done for the world other than casinos, domestic violence, and alcoholism. Found this great quote from a famous Indian chief. One hand must never be empty while the other is full. Chief Holden, two ticks.

[Brent]

Drew. A lighter note. Many, many, many, many, many requests come in for Drew to do a religious show or a sermon once a week at multiple people. At least six or seven.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And I told them.

[Tyler]

Well, we always said we'd have them come back for a topical episode. Revelations.

[Brent]

Revelations. Yeah, let's do it.

[Mike]

We'll do. Revelation 1 is good. I don't know if I can do a bunch. I get maybe when life slows down a little bit. Jackson Sewell, former sniper section leader at TF128 nerd3ID unit. Shout out to Dirty Mike and the boys. I'm joining border patrol soon. Wanting to try out for bortac. Are those dudes legit or just look cool?

[Brent]

I think they're pretty legit.

[Tyler]

I've heard nothing to the contrary. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Do it and let us know.

[Drew]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

Put another super chat.

[Tyler]

That's right. We need. We need some inside information.

[Mike]

All right. Herod out official says Ranch or blue cheese with your. With your wings.

[Brent]

Oh, that's Kyle from here it out None. I eat my wings like a man with no dip.

[Tyler]

That's what I do too.

[Drew]

Ranch.

[Tyler]

I don't want white creamy things anywhere near my mouth.

[Drew]

Unless they bring the wrong one. Then I get the blue cheese and she gets the ranch.

[Brent]

So you make her take the shitty one?

[Drew]

No, I love blue cheese.

[Brent]

Well, speaking of ridiculousness, Heather was looking for ranch in a bag out there to put on her food. She sticks her finger in it and goes, ew. And starts running to the bathroom. And she goes, I'm gonna be sick. I'm like, you were gonna eat it. And she's like, I don't like it on my body.

[Tyler]

Okay. Just likes it.

[Drew]

So we won't find Ranch in your bedroom? No Ranch. We're out there.

[Mike]

All right, Sergeant Will says Bert Ernie P320 issues come from applying oil to the Striker channel. It states not to in my manual. Nd slash AD what is that?

[Drew]

Negligent discharge.

[Mike]

Accidental discharge.

[Tyler]

All right?

[Mike]

Come from failure to adhere to maintenance directives. I'm a 30 level armorer with 20 years experience. Love you all.

[Brent]

That's a lot of levels.

[Tyler]

Gosh, it's a lot of levels.

[Drew]

That's like a sorcerer. Yeah, that's sorcerer. He's like way up there in Fortnite.

[Mike]

All right, Zulu whiskey back in. Thanks, guys. I appreciate you all. I'll use. Your sponsor got here late tonight. Did I miss the ad for it?

[Drew]

Already started late too.

[Brent]

What Brent thought. Wait, wait, wait.

[Tyler]

Oh, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yep. Hptrt.

[Brent]

Oh, we don't do H. We don't do hptrt on the lives. That's for Cloud defensive How Arms and brotherhood blades. But hptrt sponsors the main, the, the main episodes. But Yeah, I mean, HPTRT.com and then use promo code here, you get 20 off.

[Tyler]

And. And now it's. And now it got to sponsor this episode.

[Brent]

Yeah. See what you did there?

[Mike]

Nomad, Milsom, Brent, thoughts on DJ sporting SIG also, thoughts on the new Army PT test. Pretty scary how weak it's become since.

[Tyler]

The February 2, 2002 DJ supporting SIG is the same reason why I support Glock. I put about a million rounds through a Glock. That's, that's.

[Brent]

I don't think you would ever say anything bad about Glocks. Could start turning around and shooting humans and you would be like, that's user error.

[Drew]

Every Glock user would do the same thing.

[Tyler]

So he's super comfortable with that gun. Yeah, he's. He has shot a million rounds, you know, through that, that gun. So that there's just no surprise there, in fact, that he, he, he better like that gun. Like that was. That was his tier one gun of choice for his unit.

[Brent]

Oh, really?

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Drew]

What is the new Army PT test? Do we know that?

[Brent]

Oh, it's awful.

[Tyler]

Here's, here's what I hate about every new Army PT test that, that they've done ever since they've changed it. I hate it. And they can say, oh, it's better. It's. It's better for tactical fitness this and that.

[Brent]

It is, maybe. But it's not good for assessment.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

You show me a guy who can do a hundred push ups, 100 sit ups, and run two miles in 12 minutes and 45 seconds, and you. And, and that's a stud. In fact, the only thing I would add, I would only add pull ups to it.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

For the regular army.

[Drew]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And you're done. And you can do that PT test anywhere, anytime, anywhere, Tree branch, anything, or.

[Brent]

Have a universal obstacle course at every, at every.

[Drew]

But you bring an interesting. Why change it? Because the guys that could ace that thing when I was in, they were studs.

[Tyler]

They were badass dudes and they'll ace anything you throw.

[Drew]

So why change it? To make it easier for other people to pass.

[Brent]

First off, they change it because somebody had a good idea and they wanted to be.

[Drew]

Or somebody did a study and paid money for it or.

[Brent]

Yeah. Or. I mean, on the flip side, SWAT teams have gone to more CrossFit trials because it is more. More tactically efficient. It is more a better way to, to gauge someone's physical abilities as opposed to just being able to do push up, sit Ups and pull ups.

[Tyler]

And I have no problem with this. So we. We had this thing called the UBRR Upper body round robin. You can always. You can. It was awful. It was awful. You can always add on to it and, and put whatever standard that your mos. That your unit one wants to hold because you. 1. The one size fits all is never like the perfect answer. Yeah, but, but because we've already agreed generally that that's it. So make everyone do that as a. As a. As a military standard. And if you want to do some other cute little exercise, do it. Yeah, but. But they have not shown that anything that they've done as. As increased, you know, physical fitness. And, and again, if we're really just being honest with you, with each other, which we already know. What. Why. Why did they mess with it? Tell me why they messed with it.

[Drew]

What I think is. So more people pass it and the standards came down. Yeah.

[Tyler]

So more people can pass it and women can pass it.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. And they can say it's the same test based off body weight.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And Right. Because what they really should have done and what they really screwed up on was with. They. They screwed up with things saying, hey, women can do anything a man can do. Oh, but our PT test has a lower standard for women and it has a higher standard for men. So instead of taking them at their word and saying, okay, they can do anything we can do, then make the women just do our standard and be done. But we would have lost 90% of the women in the army if we had done that.

[Drew]

That.

[Tyler]

So this, this is a result of wokeness. It just. There's no. There's no other way around it.

[Brent]

And it sounds like a logistical nightmare.

[Tyler]

It is a legit.

[Brent]

Does every company area have to have all of the stuff? Essentially, yeah.

[Drew]

So now you have to buy equipment, all this other. When like you said, you can do that pt we can go out in the parking lot and do it, right?

[Tyler]

Yeah, that's right.

[Drew]

Yeah, we can do it right now.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

No, Give me a stopwatch.

[Mike]

Anyway, Brent, you just like to massage women, so that's. That makes you a misogynist. All right, John Todd.

[Brent]

I like how he goes. All right.

[Drew]

Anyway, so I thought super tab looking for it. I'm like, where's that?

[Mike]

It was a free super chat, Brit. If you do an episode on the Iranian hostage rescue, you should get Bob Shepard on. He has an assaulter on the operation and lives in the U.S. he was a 20 year SAS vet.

[Brent]

You're welcome, Bob Hell, yeah.

[Tyler]

Bob Shepard, get over here.

[Brent]

Robert, how's our country treating you? You know what I can't stand is Canadians.

[Drew]

Keep going. Hurry up.

[Brent]

Either A, that either, A, want to tell us how bad our country is while they live in it.

[Tyler]

Right.

[Brent]

Or B, I guess I can respect the fact that, like, Tom McDonald, one of the most patriotic artists. He's Canadian.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

He lives in Canada.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah. Here's just. I don't want to derail it too much, but this is just some. Some insight and some things that. That I'm personally dealing with. We have a Canadian distributor that wants to sell our cigars. Okay, okay, okay. And because of the tariffs and excise taxes they put on me as an American going north, our $10 Alpha Habano cigar retails at $10. It would be a $40 cigar in Canada. And he's like, hey, we have to figure out how we can get around this.

[Drew]

Can.

[Tyler]

Can we get. Can we get them to ship directly for Nick from Nicaragua? So now, like, we're trying to get creative for it, and, you know, we're talking about. It's just insanity. It's insanity. I don't know how it's got this way, but that Canada was like, you know what? We're just gonna f everybody from below us, but you dare tariff us back. You're a bully.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

That's insane.

[Drew]

That's the way it was. Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

Before Trump. That's the way it was before Trump. This is not a Trump response.

[Brent]

Okay, okay.

[Mike]

So no one think it's about Trump.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Drew]

It was like that before Trump says something about it, and then Canada starts playing the victim. Them.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

And then everybody jump. The left jumps on that bandwagon. That is Trump's fault. But it's been going on.

[Tyler]

They've been punishing us for years and expecting us to buy everything from them at their price and at their cost and not to punish them back. And now that someone decided to go, well, that's not exactly fair.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

We're the bad guys.

[Brent]

I think Alaska should just move in and take over.

[Tyler]

They could do it.

[Mike]

We have Canadians almost every other week, email me at FRCC asking if we could ship them, you know, coffee and cigars. And I. And I have to say no, because I've tried to do it, and it always gets stuck at customs. And they lay a 250 fee on the Canadian.

[Brent]

Oh, man. Remember the Europe debacle that you guys went through last year?

[Drew]

Oh, yeah.

[Brent]

Oh, my God. Everybody that asks podcast, do you guys ship to Europe? I'M like, unfortunately, FRCC does not.

[Drew]

No.

[Brent]

Because of the.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Thousands of dollars.

[Tyler]

Oh, that was.

[Drew]

I was doing it. And what happens. You lose tracking ability when it leaves the United States. And then guys are like two months in, they're like, I haven't gotten anything. They have to reship it.

[Brent]

I just shipped to Guam to a. To a Marine base and it just went lost for two weeks. And I was about to resend it and the person was like, oh, I got it. Finally. Like, all right.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Tim Hun says Brent and T Bone back this week. Been looking forward to it. Other guy filled in good last week also. It was a great episode. Very informative.

[Brent]

He's sitting right here.

[Mike]

Mike, the other guy.

[Brent]

Oh, and we had Chris and you had.

[Tyler]

And you had.

[Drew]

Yeah, you had one of my old know about me. Yeah, Chris did a good job. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Look, he was a roommate of mine in the Q course.

[Brent]

The story he told.

[Drew]

He told some stories out there. They're pretty good.

[Tyler]

Sure.

[Drew]

Somebody strawberry. A big fruity strawberry drink or something.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah, he's.

[Drew]

Yeah, he's got some good.

[Tyler]

Unfortunately, whatever he said is. Is right. Chris is no liar. I gave him plenty of ammo.

[Mike]

Timmy, frag my.

[Drew]

They went through the trouble to sign up with that.

[Brent]

That's good.

[Mike]

Well, good news is your little girl will be in a book. Love what you boys do. Wife is getting me some of your cigars for my birthday. Can't wait to try them.

[Brent]

Nice birthday.

[Tyler]

It's a good wife.

[Mike]

I love it. There was a dude in here in the chats. He said that he tells his kids that this is the view.

[Tyler]

For men.

[Drew]

The country. The country would be a lot better if it was.

[Mike]

What are you listening to, dad? The View. All right. Whiskey, T Fox. Brantley, your old unit was spotted up in K.C. kansas City.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah. Okay.

[Mike]

Old unit was on there.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I'm sure they're doing some training. Some late. You probably saw some late night helicopters flying, flying low and fast, maybe even parking it in the street between buildings and.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Guys running into buildings.

[Brent]

Maybe, maybe, maybe not.

[Mike]

All right, Brody Martin is a pregnant $20 here, Tyler. We all fanboy for CAG, Daddy, but what's your army story? 82nd Airborne. What MOS deployed best funny story.

[Brent]

Well, that's a lot.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Yeah. I was in the 82nd from 08 to 2012, deployed to Baghdad and I was in the infantry. And I don't. There's tons of funny stories, but right now I've shot like five podcasts today and really, I'll tell you what. I. I will come back, Brody Martin. I'll write it down. I will come back with a funny story.

[Tyler]

Well, all right.

[Drew]

All right.

[Mike]

BB cag. Daddy Loves the Marine, CFT and pft.

[Brent]

I don't know what that is.

[Mike]

Cricket.

[Brent]

Cricket. Oh, fitness tests. Army. The APFT was Army something.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah. And that's, and that again, that's exactly. Well, the Marines did a three mile run instead of a two mile run.

[Brent]

Rightfully so.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

We should be running three miles.

[Tyler]

Gosh, I'm telling you, that, that, that.

[Brent]

And 10 pull ups. That. I don't know if at the time I was not very big in the upper body. I don't know if I would have passed boot camp at that part of my life.

[Drew]

But, but did you go to airborne school right after?

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

You had to do, right?

[Drew]

You had to.

[Tyler]

You say that. I was, you know, my, you know, I did the, I was the guest speaker at, at the Indiana Conference, and it was about standards. It was all it was about. And they came and talked to me later and. But I basically told the guy, I was like, hey, can everyone on your SWAT team right now do 10 pull ups? And he's like, I don't think so. And so I said, I said, that's okay. If you gave everyone on your SWAT team 60 days and you said, do 10 pull ups or get off the team in 60 days, do you think everyone could do 10 pull ups? He's like, of course. Well, just hold the standard.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Like if that was, you would have done it. Yeah. I mean, if that's what it took. That's true. You'd have done it.

[Brent]

You don't want to be the only guy not doing it. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

But should they stay at that? That's my argument because I had that argument with my team. Should they stay at that? You make the team and then you got guys that can't run them. It can't run.

[Brent]

Yeah. 100 bellies are on the team. And, and here's the thing is that from my experience, teams will have like a yearly annual assessment. And it's not the PT test that the new guys come in.

[Drew]

It's new. It's kind of like the army pt. Yeah. It's. It's down.

[Brent]

Once you get to your unit, the army PT test, you got your buddy.

[Drew]

Grade in your sit ups going, oh, you did 140. Yeah. 12, 18.

[Tyler]

What, whatever the, whatever the assessment was coming in should be the annual assessment.

[Brent]

For everyone because you lead by example.

[Tyler]

That's right.

[Drew]

And that should Be. So they're jumping on all this NTOA stuff and all the. These national standards and they're. They should. That should be developed as part of the standard. If you have a standard for the team, you should continuously have to pass the standard that gets you on the team. It shouldn't be dumbed down for the good old boys. Exactly. And then the new guys got to go out there and run an 11 minute mile and a half. But you can run a 20 minute mile and a half. It just doesn't make sense.

[Tyler]

And it sucks if you can't do it anymore. Guess what?

[Drew]

Like that.

[Tyler]

Yeah. That tactical life doesn't last forever.

[Drew]

Yep. Especially when you hold yourself. A lot of those guys hold themselves to this. I'm SWAT in it. You can't say it doesn't happen. But you don't look like swat. You're not able to pass the test. Like swat. Yeah, you should have to.

[Tyler]

Emotional damage. Oh, Drew hasn't hit that button in a while.

[Mike]

All right. Sergeant Will says 10 level. He's giving us these Fortnite specs here. The 10 level is a user. The 20 level is unit armorer. And 30 level is direct support gunsmith.

[Brent]

But yes, is there a lot of levels? But is there only three levels?

[Drew]

Is there like a 14?

[Tyler]

Right, that's my question.

[Brent]

Because you could do be level one, two and three.

[Mike]

It's like a Chevy Silverado. 1500, 20, 500. What happened?

[Drew]

I go on YouTube to put it back together. I'm like, how the do I get this thing back together?

[Mike]

All right. Ken. Hello, Brantley. Rumor has it a Delta sniper took Pablo Escobar. Is this true? At least a hint? CAG Daddy.

[Tyler]

That is not true. We've had the DEA agent that was there the whole time hunting them. The unit was there and did help out in various ways. But the unit can't take credit for that. Give credit where credit's due. The little brown guys on the ground did their job.

[Mike]

John Erickson. What's up? Bert Tanner and Mitch finally caught alive out here training police cadets in Georgia.

[Tyler]

Nice.

[Mike]

Stop by say to keep it up, boys.

[Tyler]

Thank you, John. Keep doing that. Hold the standard to the new guys, will you?

[Drew]

Yeah, we just talked about that.

[Tyler]

It starts there.

[Mike]

All right, here it is.

[Drew]

Who wins with this?

[Mike]

A lot. I know. It's all over. The end.

[Drew]

The gorilla wins.

[Mike]

Cayman cider.

[Tyler]

Who wins?

[Mike]

Gorilla or the hundred men?

[Drew]

The gorilla.

[Tyler]

The gorilla wins. And at first like I. I contemplated it, but it didn't take me long to get to get to the conclusion. The Gorilla wins.

[Drew]

Yes. I think they said gorilla can, like, deadlift like 2, 000 pounds. No problem. It just. There's no way.

[Tyler]

But magnet gorilla, 100 men. Oh, depends on the hundred men.

[Mike]

Just your hands.

[Drew]

Just your hands.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Just no Glocks, no guns. No guns, no knives.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Where did. Where did this come from?

[Tyler]

I don't know.

[Drew]

One of those things. One person. It's one of those things. Somebody said it and 100 minutes. There's some good memes about it.

[Brent]

I know.

[Drew]

I feel like the last one coming out is like Brock Lesnar or Steve Austin, and then the gorilla gives up.

[Tyler]

Nowadays, hey, is there anyone in the room that thinks 100 men can take a gorilla?

[Mike]

Can you kick a gorilla in the nuts?

[Brent]

Yeah, that's my question. You do 100 men, you can't kick.

[Mike]

Him in the nuts. It's not gonna happen.

[Brent]

The first ten are gonna die, but.

[Drew]

I mean, the next ten are gonna die.

[Tyler]

It is crazy.

[Drew]

How are you hurting it?

[Tyler]

I know.

[Mike]

Does the chokehold work on a gorilla?

[Drew]

If you can get to that point, maybe, but I don't dog pile 30 of those guys.

[Tyler]

And if when that gorilla wants to move, you can't stop that gorilla from gorilla bites too.

[Drew]

They're huge teeth.

[Tyler]

There's a reason why no one's wrestling.

[Brent]

That's what I'm trying to tell you.

[Tyler]

Because we know.

[Drew]

The closest we got was. I think young Mike Tyson was willing to fight a gorilla. Like, I think at one point he said he would fight a gorilla, but he lost a Jake Paul or whatever.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Tyler]

A hundred Mike Tysons in their prime. Could. Could that take a gorilla?

[Mike]

No difference.

[Drew]

Yeah, I don't think it works.

[Brent]

There's only one or two combo.

[Drew]

I. I know that's 140 pound blue belt at Jiu jitsu. Could take them. Yeah.

[Tyler]

It's kind of like, you know, when using dogs to hunt, like if you actually. If you use too many dogs, they actually get in each other's way and it's worse.

[Drew]

That's what I'm getting at is you can dog pilot, but that's not effective. There's no. I don't. I don't know that there's a way to attack it.

[Brent]

I love how we're legitimately arguing this.

[Drew]

Right now all over the Internet. There's something major going on in the world because they got us arguing about the metaverse gorilla. Like, something wild's gonna come out like.

[Tyler]

Next week, way before that question. This is occasional. Occupied more time in my head than I'm willing To admit right now, I.

[Drew]

Stayed away from it. This is the first time I've talked about it, and I've tried to avoid it, but I think that. I think the gorilla wins.

[Tyler]

You introduce any sort of weapons. I don't care how. Rudiment. Any sort of weapons I give it to. I don't care if it's sticks. I don't know why. I just cuss on that.

[Mike]

Because it rhymes. There's, like, a rhyme. There's a lot of ck.

[Tyler]

But if it's just hands, I just. I don't see it happening.

[Mike]

All right. Got the answer here at the end of her podcast. All right, Zulu, Whiskey, back to pistol talk. You guys should check out the Archon Type B. Generation 2 basically shoots itself. All you got to do is pull the trigger.

[Tyler]

That describes every gun I've ever handled.

[Brent]

I think he's being funny.

[Drew]

I think he's saying, that's very smooth, but I don't know what it is. Anybody know what that is Crazy.

[Tyler]

You just gotta pull the trigger.

[Drew]

You get past Glock and Sig, and I'm about lost after that.

[Tyler]

You ever heard of the. The Archon type B? Okay.

[Mike]

All right. We'll need more information, Zulu. Thank you, brother.

[Tyler]

You should try. If we're given suggestions, you should try a Glock 19. The only thing you have to do is line up the sights properly and pull the trigger.

[Drew]

Press it to the rear.

[Tyler]

You're gonna love it. Yeah, you're gonna love it.

[Mike]

And make sure you're following all the gun laws in your state.

[Drew]

Yeah, don't do that.

[Mike]

That's the hardest part. All right. Salami Tommy. 20 bucks.

[Drew]

Great name.

[Mike]

Hey, losers. Nice intro to Salami. This is your secret hero, Tim Kennedy, on my secret Burner account. Just so you know, I was injured many times in combat. Specifically on my last deployment. Deployment? I slipped throwing a nade and tore my labia. Nerds. Labia. Nards. Was. Did he try nards?

[Tyler]

No. On that comma. Nerds.

[Brent]

Oh.

[Mike]

Oh, we're the nerds. And there's no comma.

[Brent]

Oh, I gotta believe. I got a funny army story.

[Mike]

I'm Drew. You print it. I'll read it.

[Brent]

All right, all right. Funny army story. So when I was in the army, I. I tore my shoulder up pretty bad in fitness. Like, it wasn't anything in combat.

[Drew]

Okay.

[Brent]

And so I went to the doctor. The doctor told me what was going on. I went back to my unit and told everybody, like, the first sergeant and everybody, the commander. I. I had torn. I had a tear in my labia and they're like, is this guy with us? I bet labor. But I tore my leg. But I was just selling people. I tore my labia and no one corrected me for like half a day.

[Drew]

Well, that was, that was during the don't, don't ask. The don't tell, don't ask, don't tell was part in there, right? You couldn't, you couldn't say anything.

[Tyler]

Self deprecating humor.

[Drew]

I was under like Obama.

[Tyler]

Right?

[Drew]

That was don't ask, don't tell. You were fine.

[Tyler]

Oh my gosh, that's awesome.

[Drew]

They were pressing your PT score with.

[Tyler]

Those labia, but yeah, yeah, we'll go ahead.

[Mike]

Rafe slaughter giving 50 bucks. Thank you very much. Really appreciate it. We got new equipment we're putting in next week, so thank you so much.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Smoking a sweet Delta Limited.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Camo cigar. Used to buy my feet Tucker's and D Land. Oh, man, that was.

[Brent]

Why'd you switch?

[Mike]

Oh, my goodness. Well, because we. We sold the store a long time ago.

[Brent]

If you're in the area, you need to come hang out.

[Mike]

Absolutely.

[Brent]

One life or two?

[Mike]

See, Rudy Botello says, would y' all rather never smoke cigars ever again? You can smell, touch, grope, but you can't smoke or chew them or punt a midget once a year to qualify to smoke them. And how many extra times are y' all punting?

[Brent]

Are we gonna get in legal trouble for this punting?

[Mike]

Yeah, punt a midget once a year to qualify to smoke them. Oh, so it doesn't matter how good you punt it.

[Drew]

It a lot of it's a lot of punting.

[Mike]

Oh, and how many. I guess he's asking how many times are you willing to punt a. To smoke again?

[Brent]

I. I don't know if I can't.

[Mike]

Find a. I mean, how do you find a.

[Brent]

Think I probably.

[Mike]

Where's this midget we're going to find?

[Drew]

Like it that much?

[Brent]

I mean, you can't him. It has to be a baby to punt it a baby.

[Mike]

It doesn't say you got to be good at it.

[Brent]

I mean, it's not gonna go far. Just kick it. You just gotta kick it.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

You can't hold it and drop it.

[Drew]

No, it'll break your leg. Your labia will be torn.

[Mike]

Yeah. Rudy, you have to show us how to punt a midget.

[Drew]

No, don't do that. You're gonna get in trouble.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's just entertainment that. We're not asking you to do that. Justin Carling. A whole hundred bucks Eddie Murphy party all the Time sung by Tyler out song.

[Drew]

Was that last week?

[Mike]

Yeah, Party all the time. Oh, yeah, that was. That is something.

[Drew]

It's just only been a week.

[Mike]

They're asking for it again.

[Brent]

Hey, they're paying 100 bucks.

[Mike]

Oh, man.

[Brent]

They want me to sing it though.

[Mike]

Hey. Oh.

[Drew]

Oh, boy.

[Mike]

Oh, I don't know. Love you, Drew. From the Gulf of America, Brent, working on a subsonic 300 black 8.6 blackout. Brent, how do you calculate hit probability?

[Brent]

Hey, Brent. Brent, how do you calculate hit probability?

[Tyler]

How do you calculate what probability hit?

[Mike]

So this guy's working on a subsonic 300 blackout.

[Drew]

Oh, gosh.

[Mike]

8.6.

[Brent]

He paid 100 bucks.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Mike]

How do you calculate hit probability?

[Tyler]

I have more questions.

[Mike]

All right, like how far out are you?

[Tyler]

Yeah, America, Brent, work on a subsothetary blackout. How do you calculate hit probability? Go a little deeper with that. Yeah, I just need more information on that. Are you asking for hit probability for distance on a man sized target? I just got quite. I need more information.

[Mike]

So Justin, just type it again. Put it all caps in the regular. The regular chat and. And I'll see it.

[Tyler]

And at the end of the day, I can tell you this. You'll end up with hit probability. You can, you can. You can have whatever you want, whatever the minute of angle that barrel is and, and whatever the. The ballistic. The BC of the round is. But at the. At the end of the day, you're gonna have to go out there and you're gonna have to shoot it at. At 50 yards, which you'll probably do maybe at 100 yards if you want to do it with subsonic. And you have to get your minute of angle. And your minute of angle is going to tell you what. What you know, what. What that gun can do.

[Brent]

Yeah, I would have told you that if you just asked me.

[Tyler]

I mean, I mean, do you. Do you disagree? Magnet. What's that?

[Drew]

Yeah, that's two different. Yeah.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

That's the only part I knew.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I hate to say it. There's a lot of things you can do beforehand, but at the end of the day, until you get it it and until you shoot it down range and. And. And measure that, that spread, that's. That's what you really got.

[Brent]

Who's Julia?

[Drew]

Shut the up. He's so stupid. Dude.

[Tyler]

This is.

[Drew]

You're. This is gonna end up like the back of the Uber if you do that. He asked who Julia was on my phone. There's he.

[Mike]

And he erupted like an iceberg. All right. Sack full of nades.

[Drew]

This is really good. I've been laughing at this one.

[Mike]

All right. Calm waters have never made good sailors. Give the asylum girl a chance. Grippy socks equals grippy box.

[Drew]

Amen.

[Brent]

Is that, like, crazy?

[Drew]

Yes.

[Brent]

I love that we have a hundred dollars for Party all the Time by Eddie Murphy. Oh, gosh, they love that.

[Drew]

$10 for smooth operator. You have to up it.

[Mike]

Oh, I like these oldie songs. Closeout song for tonight is Smooth Operator by. How do you say there's a sad. Was this your song on Targets? Brent's gone again.

[Brent]

He's getting the pizza. That shit.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah.

[Brent]

Closeout song for tonight is Smooth Operator by State. If you're gonna say that, you got to put more than 10 bucks. So we're at 100 right now, right? We need $90 for smooth operator by Save Made just to compete. All right. Brent's talked about a lot of his songs on targets. Or you don't have songs on targets. You have songs prior to targets. Hey, what was your favorite song prior to Target? You've played a lot of them.

[Mike]

They want to know a Smooth Operator Was everyone?

[Tyler]

No.

[Drew]

I've.

[Tyler]

I've had different ones for different deployments, actually. So.

[Brent]

On Texas band, Texas Blood Money. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Burning Body. That was. That was one. That was probably the hardest one.

[Brent]

That's pretty hard for you.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Yeah, it's pretty hard for me. Yeah.

[Brent]

Kid Rock. Ball with the Ball.

[Tyler]

Yeah, Kid Rock. Some general ACDC and classic rock. Still got it done. Some. Some Rolling Stones sometimes getting this, like, Vietnam mindset where I feel like I'm about to get on a Huey.

[Brent]

And every time I hear Shoot to Thrill, I think of that thrill. That CAG video.

[Tyler]

That CAG recruiting video shoot. The thrill was. Was on there. Yeah, all good ones. The Turn the Heat up by Boba Fett.

[Brent]

I don't know that.

[Tyler]

Bury Me with My Guns on by Boba Fett was another good one.

[Brent]

Boba Fett.

[Mike]

That's a Star Wars.

[Tyler]

No, Boba Fett.

[Brent]

Boba Flex. I know that because Boba Fett.

[Tyler]

Flex anyway. You know I'm gonna stop. The less I talk, the less I can get made fun of.

[Mike]

All right, Rafe Slaughter back in with 50 bucks once again. All right. If the hundred men were Tim Kennedy with grenades, the hundred men would win.

[Brent]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Hold on. Is Travis there for him to ask permission to throw the grenades?

[Brent]

And will he grab the wrong target?

[Tyler]

Because if Travis. Travis isn't there, that's. He has. That's who he needs permission from to throw him.

[Mike]

But if it was 100, Tim Kennedys. It would be a fictitious story. All right, Whiskey T. Fox. Hey, guys. Went to the MOH Museum Medal of Honor last week. Brit Slab had more shite than any other Medal of Honor earner. I got vids and picks, including Chapman's piece. I can give them to you if you guys want. Effing sad.

[Brent]

Yes, it is sad, actually, baby.

[Mike]

Yeah, it is. Show Zulu. Whiskey. Back in Gen 3. Glock 19 was my first gun at 21. First rule of gun safety is to have fun as a concept. I'm a fan of the Glock 49. These things getting like, iPhones with their.

[Tyler]

Numbers, you know, that's what I always say, man. Safety third. Yeah, safety third.

[Brent]

We're gonna have to speed these up.

[Mike]

All right. Yeah, we got a lot of them, Kev. 1399. 100 men versus one gorilla. The 101st man wins. The fight is over. And there are 100 windows back at the Village. Back at the Village. Sorry, I don't pre read these guys. You know, it just. It is what it is. If you have Bob Shepard on to talk about Princess Gate, then you should have Phil Singleton on with him. Phil is in the US as well. Thanks, guys.

[Tyler]

Get the crew back together.

[Brent]

I love, I love. They're just like, you need to do this. And if you get this person, that's going to be hard to get. You also need to coordinate with another person. That's going to be very hard to get.

[Drew]

Thank you, guys. No solutions. Guys.

[Mike]

Salvador Bologna's. Brent, have you attended Soft Week in Tampa in the past? Any funny stories about your bud Chris? When is that special live in Boston going to happen? Outro song request. Super. Not by Black Sabbath.

[Brent]

All right. We're at 50 bucks for black Sabbath Supernote. Hey, to be fair, Chris had a lot of good stories about you. You didn't air him, though.

[Tyler]

Okay, well, now that puts me in a pickle because I know what I want to tell about Chris. I, I, I attended Soft Week just, just last year. If I wasn't so freaking busy, I'd have been there again this year. It is a good time. We get to see a lot of old now. I'll, I'll probably be there next year.

[Brent]

What?

[Tyler]

Chris, Did, Did Chris tell you that he was a, A college cheerleader?

[Brent]

No.

[Drew]

No, he did not.

[Tyler]

He did not. Well, well, well, he was a college cheerleader for, For Florida State University.

[Mike]

Well, that makes sense.

[Brent]

Nate would get along.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And exactly.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah.

[Tyler]

So he. When apparently the, like, the. I guess in the ACC at least. Like, the rule is when the other colleges cheerleader team comes in the town, the host town has to take that cheerleader team out and, and show them the town and have fun. So they actually, they get together and they party and have fun. So college is. Chris is like one year out of. Of college when he's in the Q course and he comes around to us, he's like, hey, all my old girlfriend cheerleaders are in town for NC State, like, and they want to go out. Do you want to go out? They're like, yes.

[Drew]

Horrible, huh?

[Tyler]

I wish this story had a better ending. So he brings all his special forces buddies and they love him because he's Chris. They don't say two words to us all night because we're, we're not athletes and we're. And we're dumb. Not. We're dumb guys not in college. And we got ignored all night. And be honest with you, appropriately so.

[Mike]

Eric Patterson, how many times will you punt a midget? Every time.

[Brent]

There you go. Good.

[Mike]

Angelino says, hope you're having a good week. Where were you on 911 and how did you feel on 9 12? I'm 22. Most my age don't get it. I can't stand those who protest on behalf of countries that cheer for dead Americans.

[Brent]

Good for you, Angelino. Good for you.

[Tyler]

Where were you, Tyler?

[Brent]

I was in seventh grade gym class.

[Tyler]

Oh, really?

[Brent]

Yeah. Well, yeah, and I. Oh, it was 8th grade gym class because I, I remember we were like the whole day, we were like, oh, we're learning about it. And I was like, I wonder if we're gonna have football practice. And they said yes. And we went, we showed up on the football field and our coach was like, we're not gonna let the terrorists win. We're gonna practice football.

[Drew]

I was a cop. I was actually off that day. And I remember sitting in the. I was scared. It was a real scary thing. I remember I had two young, two young daughters. And I remember just getting up like every 10 minutes and going to check on them while they were sleeping and then sitting there watching that go down. And it was. I was still in my inactive reserve time. So then I started thinking, they can recall me. I only been in the army like two years. So I was combat mos. I'm thinking, man, what's gonna happen? Like, my whole life was like, what's gonna happen now? I was ready. I was like one hoping they were gonna call me.

[Tyler]

Is that also the answer how you felt on 912?

[Drew]

912 was. I mean, that day was that's when you realized like the gravity would have happened. And then you start to get the like we gotta do something like there's a we gotta get like we gotta get back patriotic. Yes. That was.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Drew]

I mean obviously that was the most patriotic thing I remember was that post 911 run that the America had.

[Tyler]

Well I was. I was at. I was at the feed store, the Tucker's farmer garden on 911. I felt just kind of confused, angry, you know just overwhelmed like most people on 11 and on 912 it's probably the first time I've never really thought about that. Like a natural 912. 912. I was probably 20. I was 21 years old and it was probably the first time in my life that I won. I. I wanted to kill someone.

[Drew]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Because anytime my life but I don't think I've ever thought about killing people. That's pretty dark for a happy child or a happy young man to literally think about killing people on 9 12. I just thought about killing people.

[Drew]

Yeah. Yeah. Felt very out of control of things. Like even though it's a massive country and this little person I just felt like that was like out of control time foundation something you didn't. Yeah. Didn't expect.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

R.A. slaughter back in. I'll. I'll comes hang out anytime. What's the address? Rafe? Go to FRC cigars.com and go to the contact and I'll talk to you. That's FRC cigars.com yeah Tim, we can't.

[Brent]

Give our our address out here. Tim. Kenny, you'll find and kill it more.

[Drew]

Than pizza will come to the door.

[Mike]

Jackson se Land nav pro tip. You're never lost because you're always where you're at.

[Brent]

There you go.

[Drew]

Right. I was always. I was always, always good.

[Mike]

Oh, we haven't done this. Brent. We said we were going to do this. Thoughts on warfare movie haven't seen it.

[Drew]

Eddie Gall talk about it. He said it was great. Eddie was talking about it. I haven't seen it either. I suggested it but got busy.

[Mike]

Dad joke for y' all. Why did the jalapeno put on a sweater? Because he was a little chilly. Ken, any update on the nine year smoking you and the nine year old smoking you and Airsoft.

[Tyler]

Who's that too?

[Mike]

That's. I don't know, dude.

[Brent]

Remember I told an airsoft story where I took my son and we just. I did the first round and I was smoking everybody and then after about the rest of seven the seven hours Left. I had to. And yeah.

[Mike]

Evan getting married tomorrow. Wish me luck, boys. JV team for life.

[Drew]

Good luck, buddy.

[Brent]

Good luck, dude.

[Drew]

Good luck.

[Brent]

Hopefully it's your first and last.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Statistically, how old are you?

[Brent]

Actually, we should ask that question. I'm 19 and I'm in the army. And she used to be a stripper.

[Drew]

But I have a Dodge Charger.

[Mike]

Okay, I haven't read this one, so I don't know what's happening here. Sack full of nades, hunter buck bucks. All right. Mfdf, baby. Look no further than the Al Bukamal raid. A bunch of girth maxing, elephant trunk swinging, knee knocking. CAG daddies absolutely dominated on target from breach to SSE. Less than 90 seconds. 12E. Kai, I don't think. And allegedly they left corn filled landmines on X fill.

[Tyler]

Okay. All right, look that up. I. I'll book them all.

[Mike]

I'm glad you understand that, Brent. I just read it.

[Tyler]

Enemy killed in action.

[Drew]

Yeah, I knew that one.

[Brent]

We're gonna take a commercial break, have a little listen from our sponsors. Let everybody go pee refilling their beers. We'll see in about four to five minutes.

[Tyler]

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[Brent]

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[Tyler]

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[Mike]

And we're back.

[Brent]

What's going on? All right, so we'll get back to the super chats. We got a couple videos and a couple topics that we want to hit on, but we just haven't gotten to yet. If you go to Instagram, Drew, go down right there, that first one. This is a Karen. She was pulled over. But sometimes people get into their driveways before the cop can actually pull them over. But that doesn't mean you're like ABC123, like based on me type thing. It's still a traffic stop even if you're in your driveway. A lot of people think that when they get to their kingdom, they're home. Yeah. Sit in the car, please.

[Tyler]

I've asked you multiple times. Supervisor, right now, saying another word from you.

[Brent]

Put your hands behind your back.

[Tyler]

Put your hands behind your back.

[Drew]

Let go of your phone so it doesn't break.

[Tyler]

I'm gonna literally. Idiot. Don't move.

[Brent]

Oh, she threw her. She threw her body camera. Body cramp. On the ground. Why are you throwing a body? Get off of my daughter.

[Drew]

You know, I saw the New York. I saw the New York Times.

[Brent]

I've never experienced this in my full life.

[Drew]

Welcome.

[Tyler]

That's why you are the way you are.

[Drew]

Welcome.

[Brent]

The entire time. You pulled your body camera off. Guess what? You should turn it on. Because you literally pulled your body camera.

[Tyler]

Off on Top man because you were resisting.

[Brent]

It knocked it off.

[Tyler]

And don't worry, my car camera recorded everything.

[Brent]

I requested a supervisor a minute ago. Over 10 minutes ago. Tell me your supervisor's name. Sergeant Tacy. What is your name and your badge number?

[Tyler]

Deputy Mitchell, on your citation and your arrest report.

[Brent]

I'm in nursing school. Well, not anymore.

[Drew]

You're gonna be dealing with cops a lot.

[Brent]

I've been pulled into my house.

[Drew]

She said I was speeding all the.

[Brent]

Way in something called Seminole Boulevard. I've never seen her car Wasn't. She did not have her lights on.

[Mike]

I've been pulled into my driveway and.

[Tyler]

She pulled in my neighborhood, told me.

[Brent]

To get out of the car. She can hear.

[Tyler]

I don't understand what is happening.

[Brent]

Like, I don't understand why she had to be so aggressive. I've never had any trouble with the law.

[Tyler]

I like.

[Drew]

What is this?

[Brent]

I've explained it to you multiple times.

[Tyler]

You told me.

[Drew]

All right, I got out of the.

[Brent]

You guys get the point?

[Mike]

Yeah, no, I. I orange.

[Brent]

I don't know where. It's definitely not. It's Florida. Yeah. I just don't know where. Oh, yeah. I saw the patch, though.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Might be Brevard or Broward.

[Tyler]

When. When were you first a cop?

[Drew]

Like 2001.

[Brent]

One.

[Tyler]

2001. Here's. Here's a.

[Brent]

He joined so they wouldn't send him to Afghanistan.

[Drew]

Here's.

[Tyler]

I feel like it's only happened the last couple years. I could be wrong. When did this. I need your supervisor here things.

[Drew]

This is the spin off of the First Amendment people because they walk up and ask those questions. And I think everybody's seeing that now. And that is like they. And. And the First Amendment guys aren't doing anything wrong. Wrong. So there's no reason. But she is doing something wrong, so she doesn't have the right to do any of that. Yeah, we'll get you a supervisor at the jail. When. You know if you're gonna get. You can talk to them at the jail. You can fire. File a complaint later. So when you're. You're legally detained and you're. You have a reason to be detained, you don't get that. Right. You don't get to ask for a supervisor. That's all. That's. Later. You'd want to call them later. You want to file a complaint to jail, you're going to jail. And that's unfortunate. They're seeing too many YouTube videos of. Again, a First Amendment auditor can ask for your supervisor. He's not detained. He's not going anywhere. You're in a conversation with him. She is detained. She's resisted. She's not following. Off you go. You can ask for the. We'll send it to the jail for you. You can file a complaint when you bond out. You don't have a right to do that.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

And it's unfortunate that I think the Internet is teaching these people. They're already pieces, but it's teaching them to act even dumber.

[Brent]

Hold on. Go up. Up. No, that's down. Up. Okay. So I Just want to make sure. All right, so go two videos down. All right, so this one's interesting.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

That we all saw the video of the FBI agent on the plane getting arrested. I saw that and immediately knew it was fake. Only because the Axon writing was different, the mannerisms were off, and they have planes that are people. Film shorts in like a plane Studios.

[Drew]

Fake. The fake influencers. Yeah. Yep. Likely you've been duped by at least one fake police body cam video.

[Tyler]

Have you seen police arresting an FBI agent?

[Mike]

Fake.

[Tyler]

Police pestering a blind man?

[Brent]

Fake.

[Drew]

I mean, that one's actually insane.

[Tyler]

Police pestering a parking attendant. Police pestering an attorney outside.

[Drew]

Fake.

[Tyler]

Police pestering attorney in a store.

[Drew]

Fake dolphin.

[Brent]

There are countless ways to show that.

[Tyler]

These are not real police interactions.

[Brent]

It's often the same cop actor with the same voice. Excuse me, sir.

[Drew]

What is it you think you're doing here from your own official police business?

[Tyler]

Using the same fake prop police car.

[Drew]

With the same theme in every skit?

[Brent]

Really crappy and unnatural dialogue.

[Drew]

I'm an attorney at law.

[Tyler]

No actual attorney says they're an attorney at law.

[Drew]

No one does that.

[Tyler]

Oh, and the victims here literally appear in different videos as different characters.

[Drew]

The problem with these videos is that.

[Mike]

They'Re going super violent.

[Drew]

And if you look at the comments.

[Mike]

Millions of people believe them.

[Drew]

Now, we often make police reaction videos and we often point out when police are being stupid or unlawful or downright racist. For example, here's a real video we reacted to of police being straight up.

[Tyler]

Dicks to a real blind person.

[Drew]

This isn't about protecting the image of police.

[Brent]

In fact, you could argue that this.

[Tyler]

Content does a real disservice to the.

[Brent]

Real footage of police misconduct.

[Drew]

So who's creating this content and exploiting the hell out of race relations for clicks? It appears most of it's coming from.

[Tyler]

The channel Soul Snap, which has a.

[Drew]

Tagline of touting family friendly positive messages.

[Tyler]

That help you on your path to personal development. But regularly post videos like police attack.

[Drew]

Handicapped black teenager over Xbox. Good lord. Anyway, it just grinds my gears when people fall for fake on the Internet. Stop it.

[Tyler]

It's super likely you've been duped by at least.

[Brent]

Yeah, I just. I thought that was super interesting.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

You know, all these people falling for this stuff.

[Mike]

You know, my family, we watched Patty Mayo videos.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Like, it took me three or four videos to find out this guy's not real.

[Brent]

What's the one way that you want something in the drive thru and she's like, you're not Going to get. He's like, I will, I will, will. And she's like, okay. He's like, I'll get you glass to shut the up.

[Tyler]

Here's it. It go to me. It's. It's so much. It makes me really mad. Remember, we covered. We've covered it several times about people staging racist things, employees and staging their own like nooses on their desk and staging their own hate crimes. And then someone made the comment was like, well, the hate crimes clearly can't be that big of a deal. Like that common if you have to stage them for them to happen. Right?

[Drew]

Yep.

[Tyler]

And it's the same thing with this. So if. If you want to, you know, slander cops, if you have to stage cops being idiots to get your point across, then maybe your point is invalid right off the bat. If you can't go talk to a cop and get him to be a dick and get your own footage of it, well, maybe cops aren't the dicks you think they are. And it's wild. I know it's free speech. That should be illegal to do that.

[Drew]

It shows the. A decline in society.

[Brent]

To me, it's destabilizing the relationship between the police.

[Drew]

Just decline in overall human beings. What is your. Like, why do you need to do that?

[Tyler]

I mean, if you think about like that's something China should be doing to disrupt relationship between, you know, the community and. And police officers, like, it's. It just grinds my gears.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Okay, so this was pretty funny. My wife sent it to me. It's a. A guy. So when you click it, you have to go back to the first one, I think where to see him punt. But he runs from the cops, jumps in the water and won't get out. And there's a gator in there.

[Drew]

The.

[Brent]

Out of that water. Oh, you're good. Yeah, Dumb ass. It's punching the gator.

[Drew]

Florida, man.

[Brent]

Dude, my first rodeo, I clicked a little arrow to the right. Yep, he was going to lie to me twice. I'm going to beat that nigga's ass.

[Drew]

Come on.

[Brent]

You want to see what I did? The last one I'm going to show you. There's more gators. I'm going to turn this upside down. I'm a gutty. Come on, sunshine.

[Drew]

Sunshine.

[Brent]

I didn't do anything. Can I please.

[Mike]

That is not a big.

[Brent]

I'm not worried about him. He knows I'm not looking.

[Drew]

Come on.

[Brent]

Come on. Right here. I'm going to grab you and pin you upside down.

[Mike]

Come on, Pin you Upside down.

[Tyler]

Don't tell them your moves. That's pretty crazy, that is. Usually gators don't get that. I must say, that's crazy on the gators part. Gators normally just want to run away from you.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I think a lot of those people in those boats.

[Brent]

Yeah, yeah.

[Drew]

Yep. Brevard County.

[Brent]

What? Please don't arrest me.

[Drew]

I would actually consider not arresting him after he did all that.

[Brent]

One more, one more, one more.

[Drew]

I know what's going to happen.

[Tyler]

But wait, there's more.

[Brent]

What do I have to do to not go to jail? How about that?

[Tyler]

What do I have to do?

[Brent]

And then do what? Go to jail twice.

[Drew]

I love it. The gators just like that.

[Brent]

I'd rather hang out. You tell my wife. All right, all right. Yeah. So I learned this about gators, actually, yesterday, because I was at gator land, and gators have an inherent fear of humans. They see us as pred. A predator until you feed it. Then they lose that fear.

[Drew]

And they will eat 100 alligators versus one gorilla.

[Brent]

In water. In water.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Either way.

[Tyler]

And very much unlike crocodiles. Crocodiles will come.

[Brent]

They're aggressive.

[Tyler]

Yeah, they're aggressive.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

I was.

[Brent]

I was walking. I was doing an off duty gig at Gatorland, and we were walking in the back part. The overflow, where they have all the extra. That's not protected. That's. That is lawsuit city there because it's only employees. So it's just fencing. Some of the most aggressive crocodiles on the planet is just a little bit of farm fencing keeping them. And she's like. She's like, oh, the. And I walk by, and all the gators jumped off the rock into the water. She's like, oh. Oh. Alligators are pussies by nature. They don't want any. She's like, but that's Marvin, and he'll stalk you. And it was a Cuban crocodile just sitting there.

[Tyler]

Marvin Starvin. Marvin, I got a. Well, I got a question for both of you guys, but you just have a little bit more. More history, so you might have one easier to get.

[Brent]

That's a nice way to say something's old. You have a lot more history.

[Tyler]

Was there any. Was there anyone? You're like, I'm arresting this dude. He's getting it. And then after the interaction with him, he talked you out of it, or. Or the way, like, he acts like, yeah, I'm not gonna arrest this.

[Drew]

Yeah. There's always guys like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The ones that run their mouth and like, some minor. Obviously, you can't just let it like a domestic.

[Tyler]

But, yeah, guys, you're like half talking themselves out of an arrest. Yeah, I mean, plenty of talk themselves.

[Drew]

Into an arrest, but even, like, driving, like a suspended license or something. They start out with a bad attitude. Then they go, like, man, I've had a bad day. You're like, all right, dude. Like, I get it. Like, let's go. You're good.

[Tyler]

So, yeah, absolutely. You ever. You ever let anyone talk you out of an arrest?

[Brent]

I don't think we were gonna. I've let them think they. So what we do is. My dad taught me this. It's real. It's actually the best way to humanize the badges. We got a guy, what, dancing?

[Tyler]

Play basketball.

[Brent]

Dancing. Oh, close. We had a guy. We got him and he had a gun and he had a bunch of weed on him. Like, a ton of.

[Drew]

Of weed.

[Brent]

But it was last year's 2024. Weed's not really a big thing anymore.

[Drew]

State.

[Brent]

State of Florida will not prosecute anything for weed. You're essentially arresting somebody. Get him off the streets. Yeah, he had a gun lawfully. He wasn't a convicted felon. They just did the thing in Florida where you can conceal carry without a permit. So the gun was good. Now, is it being used in crimes? Absolutely. But we had no proof, so the most we could have done is taken him for weed. That the state wasn't going to prosecute. So what we did was we staged. He was handcuffed in the back of the car, and I opened the car and I go, here's what you knew. If you can beat me in an arm wrestling match, you can walk free. He's like, you for real? And all of his friends were. I told all of his friends, you better cheer him on.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And he got out. We uncuffed him. I was like, hey, man, but if you lose, you got to get back in these cuffs. And he goes, okay, I let him beat me.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And then everybody was. Everybody had a great engagement with us. We all left, and. And you know, that's my name.

[Tyler]

My man's never tried so hard in one single physical activity in his life.

[Drew]

Did you really let him win or did he be with the weed right back?

[Tyler]

That's a good question.

[Brent]

You do have to take the weed for destruction. For destruction, though. No charges.

[Tyler]

Do you just. Do you. Do you destroy it just one puff at a time?

[Mike]

For one sailor at a time?

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

No.

[Drew]

Where I come from, they'll arrest you if you don't put in evidence.

[Tyler]

Down, down.

[Brent]

What's that one down? Oh, go up, down, down. Right there. That's kind of the topic of the night. Oh, you're not doing.

[Tyler]

So tired of this crap. Yes, so tired of it.

[Brent]

That's good. So the topic of the night is we always do the thumbnails based off of current events that are going on that week. And the most recent current event that is going on is that the fact that protesting across the country in colleges for Palestine is, It's cool. Yeah. Like I, I guess college has always been like the liberal kids because they're now, they're smart, they're going to college, they know more, they know better.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

They know nothing.

[Brent]

So.

[Tyler]

Okay, I got, I got things I got to say about this.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Tyler]

I, I doubt it. This isn't like some sort of like power movement. Have you ever been to Israel? I don't know why you would. Have you ever been to Israel. Okay. And neither of any of these kids. So all these. So we can just right off the bat, not just assuming, but there's reasons we assume this, and I'm going to say this, is that these are liberal students protesting this. Correct?

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

When it comes to liberalism in the Middle east between Israel and Palestine, do you know who's actually the liberal? One of the twos of the two?

[Drew]

Israel.

[Tyler]

It's Israel. Do you know Israel? And this isn't me bootlicking for Israel. This is just the facts. Did you know there are Muslim communities within Israel? So that's open mindedness, allowing other people to live. Do you know how many Jewish communities are in Palestine?

[Brent]

Probably none.

[Tyler]

Zero.

[Drew]

You wouldn't make it. Right.

[Tyler]

Here's something else that most people probably don't know. The government of Israel has Muslim people within the government of Israel. I think that's crazy. But they allow it because they're liberal. If we're being honest, that's why. Be a gay in Israel. You think you'll get stoned?

[Brent]

No.

[Drew]

You go across the other side.

[Tyler]

Go across the other side. See what happens.

[Drew]

Done.

[Tyler]

Do you think feminism is alive and well in Israel?

[Brent]

Probably.

[Drew]

Probably. Yeah.

[Tyler]

What do you, how do you. All those girls that are out, all those stupid white girls saying how great it is and free Palestine. Go be a liberal white woman in Palestine and see how long you live.

[Drew]

Yeah, done.

[Tyler]

It blows my mind. Blows my mind. And every single one of those people doing their not peaceful protests should be kicked out of college tomorrow. How can you break the laws and stand for terrorism and be allowed in a, in a, in a, in a, in a higher Education. You clearly have no business. You don't. You clearly don't have the mental capacity to be within higher education.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And you can't break laws and get.

[Brent]

Them out of there. Are they threatening to deport the ones that were arrested? Huh? So any of the students arrested in these protests. Ice will.

[Drew]

Beautiful. Beautiful. They should deport them to over there. You're gonna go them. How much you love them.

[Tyler]

You love it so much.

[Drew]

Get out of here. Tell them your friends are gay. Yeah.

[Brent]

Like, I mean, it's hard because I. I feel like the Jewish community, they're like. They're allies, obviously. And it's kind of like one of those things where, like, cop and firefighters are like. Or like Delta and sas. Like, we're allies, but I'm better than you. But we're allies. Like.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

You know, like.

[Tyler]

There are. There are Jews in America right now and in New York that are having to get escorted around because they will have that. Okay.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Go show that. That's insane.

[Brent]

Help me look for it. It's going to be one of the new. It's going to be under this one. Is it that one? Can you see? I don't have my glasses.

[Mike]

Yeah. Cops following members of the Jewish community.

[Brent]

They're not doing much. They're not helping these people.

[Drew]

They're.

[Brent]

They're allowing the attackers to walk away. God. Sorry.

[Drew]

Yeah. You want to try that today?

[Brent]

I don't know what that was.

[Drew]

Yeah, he didn't.

[Tyler]

He didn't want it.

[Drew]

He's pretending.

[Brent]

He thought somebody was going to grab him and his.

[Drew]

Yeah, nobody grabbed him.

[Tyler]

All right, all right, all right. Yo, watch out.

[Drew]

Watch out.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Drew]

Watch out, watch out.

[Tyler]

All right, all right.

[Brent]

Stop pushing.

[Drew]

Stop. If you have to wear a mask.

[Tyler]

Mask.

[Brent]

You up to no good.

[Tyler]

You're up to no good.

[Drew]

Y.

[Tyler]

If you have to wear a mask to hide your identity, you're already a piece of crap. You can stop that. It'll just. Just call them sidewalk Nazis. And I'm. I'm glad that. Because the first thing I thought of, you know, there was another country that hated Jews for no other reason.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

That they were Jews.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And for him to call someone else a.

[Brent]

Not.

[Tyler]

You are the biggest representation of a. Not all of you are of Nazis right now. For hating another country, for nothing else than what country they're from.

[Brent]

Like you said, they cover their faces. And that, to me, is the most cowardice thing ever.

[Tyler]

None of those people live in Israel. None of them have anything to do with this. Nothing. Zero to do with it.

[Brent]

No Wonder how many of them were white.

[Mike]

And do you know what?

[Tyler]

Almost all of them.

[Mike]

Do you know what people group allied with the Nazis?

[Brent]

Muslims.

[Mike]

Yeah. Islam. All those Arab countries.

[Brent]

Did they really?

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Brent]

Wow.

[Tyler]

So it's just.

[Brent]

It's just the axis of evil.

[Tyler]

It's just craziness. What's. What's going on?

[Drew]

I don't know why we put up with that. I don't. I don't understand why we put up with that. I don't. I don't. It doesn't.

[Brent]

Imagine being a cop out there.

[Drew]

Yeah. It doesn't make sense.

[Brent]

That's a borderline riot.

[Drew]

Yes.

[Tyler]

No, it's. It. It really. It's. It's. It's a lot to take, be honest with you.

[Brent]

Okay. So I think we have one more thing that is the last thing that I want to cover before we get back to super Chats. This.

[Tyler]

No.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Brent]

Yep. And it's not a video, it's just a post. But I want to remind me that the. The. The jury found them not guilty. And we talked about today on the counterculture podcast, notice the color of the skin of the officers and notice how it doesn't fit a narrative. So no cities are burning. Right.

[Tyler]

Of course. Yeah, of course.

[Drew]

And that was a bad one.

[Brent]

And I'm not saying this is right at all, by any means. I'm just saying that if that. Those were five white. White faces.

[Tyler]

Those are the guys who beat up that dude.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

To death.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

They held him up like he was like a limp.

[Brent]

Like Weekend at Bernie's.

[Drew]

Like. Yeah, like weekend. Exactly.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Weekend at Bernie's. And they beat him to death.

[Tyler]

There was something behind that. That was not. I just feel like we talked about that when it happened.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

It feels like that wasn't just a random run in. Like there was. That was personal.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

But can you imagine if those were white cops? Oh, my God.

[Brent]

This building would be burning.

[Drew]

Yeah. We wouldn't be here. This show would be canceled. This show would have been. There's no way. You would have been in a major city. Any major city would be burning right now.

[Tyler]

Well, there was another one. Oh, the. The. Speaking of that thing, because it's just not going to go away. You know, the. The. The kid who stabbed the other kid at the track meet when they. When they kicked his. The white kid's dad out of the. Out of the. The press conference, they said they kicked him out. They came out and said. Because they didn't know if he was unstable and was possibly carrying a gun. And had intent to do harm.

[Brent]

That's funny.

[Tyler]

Are you kidding me?

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

There's only. There's only one family here that's shown intent to. To murder people.

[Brent]

What did you see what happened recently with the. A lot of people have been asking us to cover this. The Cincinnati incident where the cop shot. Not you cover it? Yeah. You know more about it?

[Drew]

Well, the 19 year old kid gets stolen car, points a gun that the cops gets killed. The next day his dad randomly runs over what I think was a. Already retired, maybe reserve. Reserve directing traffic. 33 year veteran cop kills him.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

And then leaving court, just. Yes. I mean, mugging everybody. But my point of it was you are a terrible father. You raised your son to be in a terrible position. Yeah. Pointed the gun at the cops and your recourse is not to take any blame yourself, but to blame a random cop just standing around and run him over and kill him.

[Tyler]

That was a BS me. What goes back to that entitled. That entitled little white girl in the driveway. Did you hear what her dad said? Like when the. After she dropped the phone? Was it was it was. He yelled get off my. Don't touch my daughter.

[Brent]

Yeah. Well, you teach your kids comply with police, right?

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah.

[Brent]

I was in a huge Facebook debate with a kid I went to school with and he's black, so I shouldn't say kid. He's a grown man now and he was arguing. You know, in the city we grew up, there was a, there was just a police video where somebody got tackled by the cops and he resisted and he got tuned up and that was it. They were trying to say police brutality. And he went on this rant, this, what do you call that? Like a rant rant where he was talking about all police oppression and, and blacks, you know, being. And I'm like, hey, first off, we went to the same school, bud. You grew up in suburbia, right? So you don't know what you're talking about. I was like, second off you, you wore a trench coat, you dress whiter than anybody, right?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

I was like, so. And he was like, my kids need to learn that I want my kids to not be. Or my kids need to learn that they need to fear the police. And I'm like, see, you're doing that. You're teaching your kids right now, right? Something that you don't even know. You're regurgitating something someone told you and teaching your kids to fight the police and you're causing the problem.

[Drew]

Right.

[Tyler]

Just teach them to respect the police and you'll never have a problem. Have a problem.

[Brent]

You ever seen that video where it's like, it's a bunch of. It's a bunch of black dudes standing outside and they're like, you want to know how to not get stopped by the police? And they're kind of mean mugging. And then he goes and it clips to him and he's got a Starbucks cup.

[Tyler]

It's so true. It's so true.

[Drew]

Skin.

[Tyler]

My dad actually, I think, gave me this analogy once when I was. When I was younger. And it's proof. Skin color means nothing even to this day. And this is how to prove it. You're in a big city on vacation. You don't know the area. You're walking down an alley for no good reason. Put eight random white dudes and poorly dressed hoodies listening to rap music. I'll say. I mean, just looking like thugs and walking up to you. Are you a little nervous about that?

[Drew]

Absolutely.

[Tyler]

Okay, give me eight black guys in the same exact age group. Put them in church clothes and put a bible in each one of their hands. Do you walk by them with confidence?

[Drew]

Yep.

[Tyler]

So it really has nothing to do with skin color. It has to do with the way you act and present yourself.

[Drew]

And that's the same way I felt about profiling when they say we profile based on the look of crimp crush time, not on the look of your skin color.

[Tyler]

That's right.

[Drew]

It's the type of car, it's the way you're dressed. It's the, the, the unkept of the car. It's the where you're coming from. It never had anything to do with your skin color. Had to do with all the other things that factor into what everybody else looks at and goes, man, that guy's up to no good. And every human does it. Right. But the cops do it. And it's profiling.

[Tyler]

It would be this crazy to have a guy walk up to you in the street wearing baseball cleats and a baseball uniform, carrying a bat and be like. Like, you play baseball? No. Why would you say that?

[Drew]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Tyler]

I don't know. You look like a baseball player. Like, what's the difference?

[Brent]

So going back to super chats, say where you are because you have them saved.

[Mike]

James de la Cruz.

[Brent]

But I'm going to read some of the big ones that my phone refresh. I don't want to miss these ones. Justin Carling for 99.99. Tyler Baby One more Time by Britney Spears or Party all the Time by Geronimo jrtc.

[Drew]

I was there. That's my unit.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Party all the Time by Geronimo. Did they make a song?

[Drew]

I don't know.

[Brent]

Okay, Brent, grouping 12 by 12 at 300 meter, expands to 1.5 inches, 8.6 blackout, 12 inch barrel, 300 blackout, expands to 1 1/2 or 11 foot 7 inches barrel. Britney Spears was my jam in Iraq 2003. Or Aqua Barbie. I love girl.

[Tyler]

Adam, that got weird fast. Okay.

[Brent]

Yeah, well, they probably don't use a punctuation. It's a giant sentence.

[Mike]

Don't give me excuses.

[Brent]

Well, yeah, we have 99 for Britney Spears, so if anybody wants to donate.

[Tyler]

How dare you? That's it? Just Britney Spears?

[Brent]

Well, there's Party all the Time by Eddie Murphy for 100.

[Tyler]

Okay, well. Okay, well, we're good.

[Mike]

So hit me, baby, one more time.

[Brent]

And there's $50 for super not Black Sabbath. Vanessa said evening, boys. Wanted to put this out for the listeners. We have a good friend whose young son is being called back to God way too soon. Wanted to ask for all the able to donate to help for the funeral. Friends of vet and hugely a supporter Florida native. So somebody's got to get us that link, though. Vanessa, if you can send that link so we can put it out or there's somebody.

[Tyler]

Yep.

[Brent]

Anybody.

[Tyler]

I'll help with that.

[Brent]

Rafe Slaughter, Ballad of the Green Beret for my uncle who was in Laos in seventh group.

[Tyler]

Oh, nice.

[Brent]

Oh, Ballad of the green beret for 200.

[Tyler]

Oh, yes.

[Drew]

It's gonna be tough to beat.

[Tyler]

That's gonna be tough to beat.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Gladly. Play that one.

[Brent]

All right. Sack full of Nades mfdf, baby. Look no further than the owl. Oh, we already read that one. Okay, so Drew, we can go back to.

[Drew]

All right.

[Mike]

James De La Cruz says, Brent, would you roll up on target? Blasting Just Dance by Lady Gaga and yelling It's Britney Beach.

[Tyler]

Would I? Yeah.

[Mike]

Would you?

[Tyler]

Yeah. Yeah, that'd be fun to talk about the fire afterwards.

[Mike]

All right, Ray. Dr. Price. Hey, ladies. Play Fish on my Prime Primus by primus.

[Brent]

You need more? You need another $199. Oh, yeah.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Mike]

I guess that's a song that I don't know. All right, Rafe Slaughter back. Got that one.

[Brent]

I'm sorry. Yo, you're good.

[Mike]

All right, who would win in a fight? A Delta Force team or the alien from Alien Vers.

[Brent]

Predator. The alien.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Yeah, for sure.

[Tyler]

I'd make sure there's toxic venom everywhere, Brito.

[Mike]

Hey, any predictions for UFC 315?

[Brent]

I can't even keep up. Bilal's gonna lose with current events, but I don't know.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

What do you say?

[Drew]

You think he's going to lose?

[Tyler]

Oh, well, he hasn't.

[Drew]

He can't finish anything.

[Mike]

That's what she said.

[Drew]

He can't. He doesn't have any kids. He's never knocked anybody down, never knocked anybody out.

[Mike]

Thoughts on David Goggins trying to coach UFC fighters with dying careers? Not a single fighter he has coached.

[Drew]

One of fights not doing well.

[Tyler]

Well, yeah, that's. That's how I feel about that. Proof is in the pudding. Yeah, beat me to it.

[Mike]

Jumped on me, boys.

[Tyler]

I mean, the guy couldn't. The guy couldn't finish West Virginia selection. How's he gonna help someone else finish a fight? Oh, that was. That was me.

[Mike]

What's up, nerds? Let's see. Joshua Burkhouse. What's up, nerds? Daddy is back in the chat. Another night at Daniel Defense.

[Tyler]

Honor.

[Mike]

Honor. God and country. Stay lethal, gents.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Stay dangerous.

[Mike]

All right, Z84B. What's up, boys? It's you watching from Colorado, but detained.

[Brent]

By the FBI inside. Jeff.

[Mike]

Okay. They aren't happy about the counterculture episode. They claim I'm now trafficking fentanyl. Wish me luck.

[Drew]

Serious? You said we're coming. I feel terrible for that guy, man. That guy's been through some jump in the FRCC motorhome.

[Brent]

Yeah, we're taking. We're going 20 miles under, but we're gonna be there.

[Tyler]

We'll be there in 27 hours.

[Drew]

I said a lot of on that episode, too, so.

[Mike]

All right, high tower. 20 bucks. Thank you, High Tower.

[Tyler]

Thank you, High Tower.

[Mike]

Ryan. Redline tv. What is going on with the Navy the last few weeks? Oh, why did it do that?

[Tyler]

That one too far. One too far.

[Drew]

That plane falls.

[Tyler]

Go down, down. You got it? Yep.

[Mike]

All right. Losing three F18s off the carrier. I saw 60 million a piece.

[Drew]

It said they were pushing one right? And it just fell. Rolled right off and went.

[Tyler]

The army loses an M4. Never loses their mind.

[Drew]

You can't go home if you lose that thing.

[Tyler]

Yeah. My biggest problem with. With that Redline TV is what's.

[Brent]

What's.

[Tyler]

What's going on with the Navy the last few weeks or last. Yeah, the. The last hundred years.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I mean, come on. It's the Navy.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Man. Can I get a. So to my bff, Sergeant. Oh. Shout out Sergeant Benham Mitchell, best friend forever. Thank you, Epitome of infantry himself, in front of me at our armory at Polk 14. September 2025. Served in Syria together.

[Brent]

Shout out.

[Tyler]

Shout out. Sergeant Benham Mitchell.

[Drew]

Hulk.

[Brent]

I think we missed a lot of super chats.

[Tyler]

Well, I think so. Well, Drew just lost all the super chats.

[Brent]

If we missed your super chat. We're so sorry. We do have to cover topics on this show, if not to sound like.

[Mike]

A dick while you guys are talking. I'll find.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Brent]

If you pay a lot of money. Money, it keeps it up there. If you pay like 10, 20 or less, it just. I don't know what it does. But. Like those red ones. Well, they can't see the red ones, but okay.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So just something to talk about. And people can hate me for this all they want. They'll be wrong. It's my birthday. I'll do what I want to. I'm gonna go see Nickelback this weekend.

[Brent]

You're going to.

[Tyler]

I'm excited about it.

[Brent]

Who is it? It Back and Creed.

[Tyler]

No, it's a big event in Ocala, Florida, called Something Rock the Country or something like that. And Hank Jr. Is going to be there, but the headliner for Friday is Nickelback, and. Watch your mouth. And Kid Rock is on Saturday.

[Brent]

Why don't next year?

[Tyler]

I've seen Kid Rock like, six times.

[Brent]

We should try and vend there next year.

[Tyler]

Try and what?

[Brent]

Their vend.

[Drew]

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Well, Earth Day birthday was a good time. We can do that again this year.

[Brent]

They canceled Earth day birthday at 30 years. We were the last year.

[Tyler]

Really?

[Brent]

Yeah, that's him. He knows all about it.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah. So I'm. Yeah, I.

[Brent]

They laid off everybody, then canceled Earth Day birthday.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I've never understood the Nickelback eight. I never have.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And I'm. I'm okay with going that concert. I'll tell it. I'll tell everyone I'm going to that concert. All right. I'll tell you. I'll tell you who's at the. There's somebody I don't even know. Gavin Adcock. Ying Yang twins.

[Drew]

Wow.

[Tyler]

Jody Messina. Diamond Rio. Little Texas, and Logan Crosby. That's Friday. Saturday. Hudson Westbrook. Sammy Carter Shaw. Mark Chestnut. Tracy Lawrence Afroman.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Hank Williams Jr. And Kid Rock. So that's a. That's a crazy lineup.

[Drew]

That is a wild line, but it's a wild lineup.

[Tyler]

I'm here for it.

[Brent]

All right, well, there's a couple other videos while we let some super chats build up. If you want. Go back to the Instagram. You think that Memphis beating is on YouTube or you think it's all there right there. I Just thought this was funny. This was kind of bringing some, some humor into the world where he's trying to talk to a guy and read him his rights and he's so tweaked out of his mind he's making the cop laugh. Okay, remain silent. Anything saying can will be used against.

[Drew]

You in the court of law. You have the right to talk to lawyers.

[Brent]

Lawyer. And have the present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questionings if you wish. All right, you good?

[Tyler]

Dude, what is where.

[Brent]

I don't know. That's it. Florida. Yeah, Florida.

[Tyler]

Why is it always Florida?

[Brent]

Yeah, I think. But that's it. That's it for the topics.

[Mike]

We didn't miss any super chats.

[Tyler]

All right, all right, look at us.

[Brent]

I was trying to find the Memphis like actual video, not just a newscast.

[Tyler]

The while you look at that, just other things to talk about. Just got back from Kentucky bourbon tasting for FRCC for our launch of the Bourbon I. This one. My culture reminded me that I still have a bunch of residual bourbon still in my system and I didn't take much to stir it back up. I've had more bourbon today than I've had in a long time. But it was really cool to. I've heard some like stuff about bourbon but I forget it because I don't live that, that life. But the rye, rye percentages, you know, cask strength, angels, envy, like all these terms that they're common of sorts. When you see them on bottles, we forget they all mean something. Yeah, that market is way too complicated.

[Brent]

It sounds it.

[Tyler]

Oh yeah. And I've, I've scratched the surface.

[Brent]

Did you, did you pick one?

[Tyler]

Picked one.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Tyler]

Picked one. We got a five. We got a five year bourbon that actually by the time we bring it to market, by the time it gets bottled, it'll actually be a six year. But yeah, we got a five year bourbon, 90%, 90 proof and I'm excited about it.

[Drew]

We're going to send these. Kenny just sent a bunch of the clips.

[Brent]

Send them to Kenny.

[Drew]

Can you send them to Tyler's Instagram? Tyler's Instagram.

[Tyler]

So if you guys know anyone that drink bourbon, we'll, we'll have some for a little bit.

[Brent]

I'm sure we'll be able.

[Tyler]

You think, you think, you don't think any of our listeners drink bourbon, do you?

[Brent]

I don't know. I guess we'll find out.

[Tyler]

We'll see.

[Mike]

Team 11 says Happy Birthday Brad. Love the show. Any chance you can do a quick review of video of the dad who plays Nerf War with his kids?

[Brent]

It's pretty funny.

[Tyler]

I think I know which one you're talking.

[Brent]

He.

[Tyler]

Slow mos, the videos, everything.

[Brent]

Yeah, yeah, I think it is how you find. Oh, you look it up.

[Tyler]

No, no, no, it's the one below it. I think it's the one below it. There's where like, he has like a fake body in the bed. Yeah.

[Drew]

That'S a fake. Like a fake flashback coming in.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Oh, not real one. Thank you.

[Tyler]

Thank you. The music, the slow mo. I love it.

[Brent]

They're too long, dude. I can't send.

[Drew]

One minute's good enough.

[Brent]

One minute one was a solid entry.

[Tyler]

I love to see the eye pro on the kids. Cuz this is unfortunately a true story. I was playing Nerf war with my son Lincoln just like six months ago, and like, he. He popped up, like from behind the couch, and I. And I hit him in the eye with. With a Nerf thing. And so we cried a little bit. Wasn't cool. I didn't feel happy about hitting my son in the eye with a Nerf gun. And so he.

[Drew]

We.

[Tyler]

We get through that, we restart the game. He's in the kitchen, and he kind of peeks out just a little bit. And I hit him in the same eye again. Like as soon, like 30 seconds, then restarting it. What's that?

[Brent]

Did he cry?

[Tyler]

He wasn't happy about it.

[Brent]

Well, on the flip side, our youngest son, a long time ago, shot me in the eye because he was pointing a Nerf gun in my face. And he. He doesn't know. And he pulled the trigger. Shot me right in the eye. So eight months go by and I still have PTSD from this incident. And I'm in the kitchen and he's playing it around the corner. I'm like, hey, buddy, why don't. Don't point. Point at anybody. I know it's not cocked, but still point at my face. Remember what happened last night? Time. He goes, okay, not less than five minutes later, I'm sitting on the couch folding shirts.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

And I look up and he's in his room. And he goes. Sends one right in my eye. Dude, I. I took my phone and I threw it against the wall. I was so mad.

[Tyler]

Instant rage.

[Brent]

It's just like the eye. I don't know what it is. You shoot it, it goes right into somebody's eye.

[Tyler]

Yeah, well, I sent.

[Drew]

I sent you the full video videos. The anti hero retiree Nichols, the second.

[Tyler]

One shows like the recam of them.

[Drew]

Is it on there?

[Brent]

That's one of them. I couldn't. Kenny sent me a. Sent me three, but three of them. Okay, cool.

[Mike]

You want me to play it?

[Brent]

Yeah, baby. Oh, yeah. You'll have to fast forward a little bit, but let's get to the good stuff. Let's get to it.

[Drew]

Look how bad it is.

[Tyler]

Sheesh. And again, you have to refresh me, like, what. What. What did he do?

[Brent]

That was so.

[Drew]

He ran from a traffic stop. He jumped out, and he was 100 yards, 100ft from his mom's house or his dad's house.

[Brent]

We've already established that doesn't matter.

[Drew]

No.

[Mike]

Well, he's not getting down. He's not getting on.

[Drew]

I mean, did you see him walk up and kick the guy?

[Mike]

He kicked him in the face.

[Drew]

Yeah. Doing nothing active to help him. Yeah, right. You're not gonna wave the white flag.

[Tyler]

You have to be good at your.

[Drew]

Job, at putting him on his stomach. This country would be upside down, man. Upside.

[Brent]

This would be the ride.

[Drew]

Worse.

[Tyler]

Dude. And here's. Here's always to me.

[Drew]

Look at this. Look, he's getting an ass out now. Look at this.

[Brent]

I mean, he's getting up, though.

[Tyler]

Yeah, he's getting up.

[Drew]

Dying. He's dying.

[Tyler]

Yeah. He's been kicked in the head. He's just in self.

[Drew]

Presence. His body.

[Tyler]

But he's not doing. Active. He's not doing anything offensive.

[Drew]

No. Yeah. No.

[Brent]

I think you guys sit here and wonder why they were acquitted is because this guy's still fighting.

[Drew]

No.

[Brent]

What do you mean?

[Drew]

Throwing a punch? No.

[Tyler]

Resisting, yes. Fighting, no.

[Brent]

You can't tell me when someone's actively resisting. Are you allowed to use your asp?

[Mike]

That was Rodney King back in the 80s.

[Drew]

80S.

[Tyler]

I don't know. But that's not just using.

[Drew]

This isn't resistance. Your body.

[Tyler]

He just punched him in the face.

[Brent]

Are you not allowed to punch people in the face? That's why they were acquitted. I agree with it.

[Tyler]

I get what you're saying. I do.

[Drew]

I get what you're saying. You're playing. I get it.

[Tyler]

And you're not wrong.

[Drew]

Legally, yes.

[Tyler]

But we had the same problem when. Remember that that lady threw the hot water and no one like. Like my answer. But I said legally, he. He should have done that. Morally, he's wrong all day long. But here's. Here's where it's. It's different to me on this. That was a one you can't have. You have that many guys against one now. It's it's wildly different. You should have been able to subdue him without all that. When you're punching someone in the face because they're resisting you.

[Brent]

It's because I'm by myself.

[Tyler]

That's cuz you're by yourself.

[Drew]

This guy's kicking him still.

[Tyler]

Look at this.

[Brent]

Just like you said I wouldn't. I don't find it morally right to punch someone in the face that's trying to get away from you.

[Mike]

Yeah. None of these guys got a taser.

[Drew]

You know, this is not. That's insane. That's. That's murder.

[Tyler]

The will to survive. Let's say you did. You committed a felony.

[Drew]

You just killed somebody.

[Mike]

Right.

[Drew]

I'm not contested. But if you grab me by my.

[Tyler]

Neck or I just killed somebody and.

[Drew]

Put me up against a wall, what.

[Tyler]

Am I instinctively going to try to do?

[Brent]

You should try and comply.

[Tyler]

But if you're. It's the survival instinct that kicks in. I'm not reasonable resisting or contesting. I mean, this is one of those weird ones that I hate it because I have to be consistent and I say it all the time. Well, don't resist. You won't have to worry about any of this.

[Drew]

That's not resisting. That's. That is. But yeah, survival.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

You guys all of a sudden become medical experts when you're like, he's surviving. Look, see? Yeah. This aerial shitty footage of a traffic stop showing us.

[Tyler]

And we've broke.

[Drew]

We've.

[Tyler]

We break down a lot of videos. Yeah. We have never seen cops treat. Treat a. We'll call him a victim. A suspect. We've never seen them treat a suspect like that.

[Drew]

No.

[Tyler]

Haven't even the one.

[Drew]

Even the guy who, who shot the guy in the back of the head with a taser is attempting to gain control. He's trying to pin him down. He's doing something to stop the. They have three guys holding him and a guy comes up three and a half minutes in the video and starts kicking him again. He's not even moving.

[Tyler]

We just haven't seen that level.

[Brent]

Well, he started moving after that.

[Drew]

Of course he did. He's dying. Dying. His body's moving around because his.

[Brent]

But you're right. You said he wasn't even moving when he kicked him, so clearly he was.

[Tyler]

Maybe. So now if I.

[Drew]

No, stop it. You're. You're. Stop it. Stop it.

[Tyler]

But unfortunately, what Tyler has in his corner with his argument is, is the legal system, because the legal system agreed with Tyler and acquitted them. So you can. You can be upset about what he's saying on there. Wrong. But the legal system actually agreed with him.

[Drew]

The state legal system. Legal system quitted oj. Yes.

[Brent]

And we had to accept that as a society.

[Tyler]

Gosh, I hate to say it. I know. And I hate to say.

[Brent]

And we.

[Tyler]

And we had to accept that as. As. Ah. Gosh, Hate saying that. I hate saying that. Because.

[Brent]

Because Casey Andy is even better.

[Tyler]

Because that. Yeah. That takes away our argument with Eddie Gallagher. So you say all this, but the. But the legal system acquitted Eddie. So, you know, they clearly didn't bring, you know, enough evidence. And he must be innocent. He was proven innocent by a jury of peers. But is it a peers. Yeah, other people in the military were his jury. But if that's gonna be my argument. Well, then that, that isn't necessarily true if what you're saying. Yeah, well, that's not true about Anthony. Kate and Casey Anthony's a great.

[Brent]

Yeah. Everybody knew she's fucking guilty because it wasn't just. They just didn't have enough evidence.

[Drew]

OJ's was the racial issue with Mark Furman.

[Tyler]

That's right. That was the whole issue. OJ's and Chavan Chauvin.

[Brent]

Chauvin. Derek.

[Tyler]

Derek Chauvin. Like both of those outcomes, although they were very different, were politically driven or driven by outside circumstances. There was no outside circumstances that allowed Casey Anthony to walk through. And there's really no outside circumstances allow these guys to. To walk free. How did it happen?

[Drew]

Oh, no. That's the worst one I've ever seen.

[Mike]

All right, so just like any cop video, I want the whole story.

[Brent]

Yeah. We're only gonna give you out of context information and move on.

[Mike]

Here's the camp. This is the body cam.

[Tyler]

But that's not true necessarily. Why he ran. And we, like. So we do have context to this.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

But there's a little. There's some talk that there was behind.

[Tyler]

The scenes with that guy and it was personal. That's. That's the only.

[Drew]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Brent]

Is that allowed in court?

[Drew]

But there was also, when this started coming out, the longevity in the history of the corruption with Memphis.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Some stuff trying to be covered up. But that hasn't been proven that I, That I know of. That's. But that's.

[Mike]

I mean, these cops know they have body cams.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I mean, they, they. They obviously know that. Yeah.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Maybe that's how.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Audacious. They are.

[Drew]

That's the worst one I've ever seen.

[Tyler]

It is. It's the worst one I've ever seen.

[Drew]

Hey, give Me a hand. Give me a hand. You might get sprayed again.

[Brent]

Watch out, watch out.

[Drew]

You're not going to resist when somebody's doing that to you.

[Brent]

I'm going to give him my hand.

[Drew]

No, you're not. No, you're not. You're going to try to live.

[Tyler]

Usually when we see resisting again, it's a guy trying to fight you.

[Drew]

You.

[Tyler]

He's yelling, mom. He's not, he's not offensive at all.

[Drew]

Grab his arm and put it behind his back. Right there. Grab his arm.

[Brent]

Watch out.

[Tyler]

Spray eyes again.

[Brent]

But here's the thing. Stop it. Stop it right now. Now that's the, that's the biggest anti cop rhetoric right here. It takes five men to do that. Yeah. Sometimes it takes five men to stuff someone in the back of a car.

[Drew]

Correct. Not that guy.

[Brent]

Are you saying four people should have stepped back to make it fair for this guy?

[Drew]

No, they should have put him and put his hand, forced his hands behind his back. Control.

[Brent]

Well, they couldn't.

[Drew]

They didn't want to. They beat the out of him.

[Brent]

That's your opinion because you're very passionate about the. How do you know they didn't want to. To me it looks like they wanted to.

[Drew]

The guy gets out of the car, runs up and kicks him in the head while he's laying on the ground. He wanted to get his hands behind his back. There's no reason to kick somebody in the head unless it's deadly force.

[Brent]

One incident.

[Tyler]

Can you kick a guy in the head? You said you could.

[Brent]

Not unless it's lethal force. No kick is. I would write lethal forces.

[Drew]

At least that we saw.

[Brent]

I can't, I can't justify every single action that took place between five people in a ten minute time frame. What I can do is overall say that I can understand why they were acquitted.

[Tyler]

This is what I love right now. Just to zoom out for a second, just point it out. We talk about racism in America. There is a room full of white people apparently, besides you. They're very, very upset about this black man and what was done to him by black cops. And we're like, it's not right. None of us, Us besides you, you know, have none of it. None of us agree with that. And you cannot tell me that's, that's, that's who we are. Yeah, I know, I know, I know. I'm just giving you a hard time.

[Drew]

Gosh, we talked about the chaos. The whole 100 dudes versus a gorilla. We talked about the chaos that would incur when those first 10 or 12 guys get on him. How that is. That's five or six guys all working against each other.

[Brent]

Like I said. Do you want four to back off?

[Drew]

No, I want them to. Just one guy lays on his legs, one guy grabs an arm. One guy grab. Grabs an arm. You put up. Even in the Marshalls academy, we're very simple. You just hook under their arms and grab their belt from behind. Their arms are incapacitated.

[Brent]

Now we're. Now we're Monday morning quarterback in training and critiquing you.

[Drew]

That doesn't fly anywhere. That is a. That is a. I think it flies.

[Brent]

In the Flies in Memphis.

[Drew]

The feds indicted them. The feds indicted them for. For civil rights. They're indicted by the feds. Two of them. Cooperation in the feds and the state system and got sentenced already or waiting sentencing.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

The other three went to trial and were acquitted in the state.

[Brent]

Oh, can I change my mind now? They're wrong.

[Mike]

Oh. Mike's been hanging on to this little nugget.

[Brent]

Never mind. Mike is worked up.

[Drew]

That is. That's. That's, that's. This country would be going under if that was opposite. You have to be outraged, raged on two levels. That's a murder.

[Brent]

Or just not be outraged, period. You don't have to be over.

[Drew]

As soon as the show's over, I'm done. But. But no, it's. It's unfortunate.

[Tyler]

I see. You mean that's raged on on two levels.

[Drew]

Yes, absolutely.

[Brent]

Consistent.

[Tyler]

Consistent.

[Brent]

I know. Please don't donate anymore unless it's a lot because we got to read some super chats and then we got to go.

[Mike]

All right, let me get to this.

[Drew]

I got so mad about that, I got heartburn. I don't ever get heartburn.

[Brent]

Cave insiders. That gets me every time. Time.

[Tyler]

Every time.

[Brent]

Cayman cider says Cayman Islands. Brent, Nate said you had a phone call with Mike Wallace. How'd that go?

[Tyler]

I, I, I, I text Mike and those. Those are.

[Drew]

Those are.

[Tyler]

Those are personal things.

[Brent]

Not for 10 bucks.

[Mike]

Not getting that D. Michael. Brent, how often do marines go to the unit? Also, do troops from the branches keep the uniform of that branch or do they have to switch uniforms?

[Tyler]

Nope, they keep the uniforms. They're still. It's a joint army unit, but they are still from whatever branch they came from.

[Mike]

Marines.

[Tyler]

How often? Maybe one a year. Ish.

[Mike]

Have you guys tried the Garrison brothers I gave you when I came to see the show?

[Drew]

Yeah, it was half finished. How?

[Mike]

Arms in the house.

[Tyler]

Add this to the.

[Mike]

Listen. Some Barry Sadler. Always love the lives nice.

[Brent]

Thanks, Rick.

[Mike]

Mr. Lobotomy. Happy birthday, Brent. Tyler's kid sounds like a future sniper harassing him with that Nerf gun like that.

[Brent]

Yeah, Logan's built like a brick house at six years old, too.

[Mike]

So he's going to the unit.

[Brent]

We caught up?

[Mike]

Yeah, we're caught up.

[Brent]

All right. 1058, you got. What's the song? It is the Green Ballad of the Green Berets.

[Tyler]

But you know what? My son learned a valuable lesson. Don't. Don't play Nerf gun fights when your dad was in Delta.

[Brent]

I will win.

[Drew]

I'm not.

[Tyler]

You know I will win.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

I love you, but I will win.

[Tyler]

I can't pretend like I'm not a great shot, son. All right.

[Brent]

Huh? I was mad. I cried for an hour. My eyes red. I couldn't see out of it.

[Drew]

Imagine if five guys were doing that, too. Be really crying.

[Tyler]

Mike's a man of the people. He gets upset for the people he's made of. The people.

[Brent]

Hey, he's just trying to be called as a expert witness.

[Drew]

No, they're doing that. I'm more likely to be indicted than.

[Brent]

All right, guys, thank you for joining us. Another great Thursday night. Brent, will you be. You will not be here next Thursday, correct?

[Tyler]

I will check my calendar.

[Brent]

A. I don't think you are. I think both of you are gone.

[Tyler]

If I'm not mistaken, is that an FRCC event?

[Mike]

What day?

[Brent]

15Th.

[Mike]

I don't know. I don't have a calendar in front of.

[Drew]

Okay, I'll. I'll.

[Tyler]

I'll get an answer for that.

[Brent]

We'll know on Wednesday.

[Drew]

Oh, no. Why?

[Tyler]

Oh, sorry. Got it. You know, we're gonna end this episode with the same technical difficulties we had to start it out with.

[Drew]

I like systems, and I got blame for it.

[Brent]

Oh, I gotta. I gotta get off. I gotta get off. All right, I'm off. I'm off. I'm off. I'm off Bluetooth.

[Tyler]

Here we go. There we go. I've only heard this song about 800 times in my life, and I love it every time. And if you guys haven't listened to the words of this song. Oh, the ending of it. The ending of. So good.

[Brent]

But. Well, you paid $200. You got it. I would much rather listen to Black Sabbath or Eddie Murphy, but let's check the calendar. Just what they say.

[Tyler]

Next week is the Okaloosa Memorial SWAT Competition. Drew is what that is. And so I. I will more than likely go to that. But we'll. We'll see. Depending on. On some scheduling stuff.

[Brent]

If you go, will Drew go too? Or Drew be here?

[Tyler]

No. Yeah, Drew go. Regardless.

[Drew]

Oh, regardless.

[Brent]

We're pulling Bradley up north, right?

[Tyler]

Seth B. You want adult to be squadron.

[Drew]

I got a feeling I'll be here.

[Tyler]

Oh my. Delta B. I remember you talking about that Seth. His dad was in B squadron. Is mad I didn't ask for a shout out for my uncle Stinky who was in C squadron. That's a strong family right there. I mean that the generation above you was. I don't know what happened. I don't know what happened with you. I'm just kidding. I'm messing with it. Unprovoked.

[Drew]

Unprovoked.

[Tyler]

My uncle Mike Garrison was a Green Beret. Your uncle was an amazing man. My.308 semi automatic rifle of choice, Knight's Armament. If you got more money than you know what to do with, and if. If you're a normal person and money matters, then you need to go to lion arms. Lion Arms USA. And he will build you a custom.308 semi automatic rifle to whatever paint scheme you want. Isn't that right, Magnet? That's right. He just redid the website. Go give it a look. He deserves it. Great America. American. Amanda Graves at Lion Arms walking through camera with the beard. See Beerworth. Thanks for another great show. Great to be back. Hate missing lives. They're always such a good time. Vanessa's in the chats. Good to see you, Vanessa. I will call you tomorrow, I promise. I know I owe you a phone call. Oh, I don't know if you can just. I don't know if you can just turn off Johnny Cash. That seems rude, but we're going to have to. I got a lot to do tonight and a lot to do tomorrow. Thank you guys so much. Another great Take care.