Squadcast (Live) 08/28/2025

Summary

The Antihero Podcast: Squadcast (Live) 08/28/2025

Date: August 29, 2025
Episode Overview:
This Thursday Night Live episode of The Antihero Podcast unites a "packed house" of hosts and guests for a raucous, often unfiltered deep dive into recent controversies, veteran culture scandals, mental health, school violence, and law enforcement debates—with a hefty helping of inside jokes, audience super chats, and locker-room humor.

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Main Theme & Purpose

The episode centers on grappling with recent high-profile incidents in the US veteran and law enforcement communities—particularly abuse of legacy and scandals around public figures like John McPhee, the fallout from the Minnesota school shooting, and wider questions around mental health, accountability, and public safety. The hosts also unpack the polarization of American society, government policies on property tax and gun rights, and the functional realities of supporting the veteran and first responder communities.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. John McPhee ("Sheriff of Baghdad") Scandal

[03:33, 08:52, 133:18]:

• The hosts deliberate the growing online controversy concerning John McPhee, including revelations about his military record being misrepresented, his removal from elite roles, and the impact on the community.
  • Brent: He ain’t the sheriff of Baghdad, he’s the Barney Fife of Baghdad. (03:43)
  • Discussion includes the Mulligan Bros podcast putting up a disclaimer after interviewing McPhee, with their huge following now examining his credibility.
  • Foreshadowing an upcoming, in-depth episode on the scandal:
    “Monday, we'll tell you all about it.” (135:11)

2. The Minnesota School Shooting & Societal Impact

[11:24, 12:14, 13:03, 13:55]:

• The hosts take a hardline approach on the trans identity of the school shooter and its relation to broader societal trends, blaming contemporary culture and family structure for enabling destructive behaviors.
  • Brent: "It is not natural for a kid to want to be another gender. You've been groomed." (13:56)
  • They frame aggressive gender affirmation policies as “child abuse,” linking liberal cultural dynamics to growing social unrest.
  • Magnet argues: “Allowing that to even be a thought...empowers them...to think they can carry out some act like this because nothing is real.” (13:43)

3. Mental Illness, Gun Control, and the Limits of Policy

[16:25, 18:00, 19:22, 20:04–21:59]:

• The distinction between gun crime and mental health is highlighted throughout the discussion, with opinions strongly against gun control measures.
  • Brent (sarcastically): "I'm very pro gun control because it makes sense. I'm also against murder. So what if we outlawed murders?" (17:09)
  • The group debates whether society is ethical leaving severely mentally ill people institutionalized—with some hosts flirting with controversial jokes about eugenics (19:33), only to acknowledge the complexity and harshness of the topic.
  • “You're not going to stop crazy people from doing crazy things.” (16:58)

4. Arming School Staff & Hardening Targets

[23:37, 24:58, 25:15–27:11]:

• Near-consensus among hosts in favor of arming teachers and school employees as a deterrent and direct response method to active shooters.
  • Brent: “If you're a school shooter and you know there's 27—make it higher, 42—armed teachers in there. You going after that one? No.” (25:29)
  • Magnet stresses that a well-trained, motivated volunteer teacher might be more effective in a crisis than the typical SRO (school resource officer):
    "A well trained teacher probably gonna shoot better than 90% of cops walking around because they really don’t take firearms serious on that level." (26:36)

5. Community and Family as Solutions, Critique of Government

[29:30, 30:13–31:04]:

• Property taxes, school funding, and local government are discussed—framing rising taxes as another mechanism that burdens the citizen while failing to produce results.
  • Brent: "You never really own your house, because in that county, you're gonna have to still pay the government $15,000 a year or they’ll come take your house." (30:13)
• The hosts decry ineffective or “idiot” officials and exhort listeners to vote smarter and band together to force community-level change.

6. Veteran Community, Policing Its Own

[59:08–60:45]:

• In the wake of the McPhee scandal and other exposes, the hosts challenge the “thin green/blue line” mentality of covering up for bad actors within the veteran and law enforcement spaces.
  • Magnet: “We have to get involved and speak up… letting bad cops walk around… that’s what I try to do with my platform.” (60:09)
  • The audience is credited for empowering this type of truth-telling.

7. Tribute to Sacrifice and a Moment of Prayer

[61:55–65:34]:

• A rare, solemn interlude features an extended mention of Michael Verardo, a wounded veteran, and his wife Sarah’s ongoing nonprofit work. The podcast prays for Sarah and her children.
  • Magnet: “…Put it all on the line. That family suffered more than most families did in 20 years.” (64:15)
  • Drew leads prayer: "Heavenly Father, we thank you so much for who you are..." (64:22–65:34)

8. Super Chats, Audience-Driven Laughs & Running Jokes

Throughout, the hosts engage live chat “super chats” (audience paid questions/comments)—covering everything from proper shoe/sock etiquette (38:18), the difference between shade-grown and sun-grown cigars (160:41), physical fitness tracking, support for law enforcement, session-outro song debates, and a plethora of jibes, high school humor, and in-group memes.

• “These are true stories. These are true stories. I believe that. True stories of the boys.” (06:59)
• A recurring bit on teacher janitors being armed, “just shank the dude” (70:59), hits both law enforcement and blue-collar jokes.

9. American Flags, Free Speech, and Burning Controversies

[91:04–92:09, 136:00–138:05]:

• The debate ignites over whether burning the American flag is protected free speech or should be criminalized as “arson.”
  • Brent: "You can't just go burning things." (136:09)
  • Magnet: "Do I think it’s right? No. Do I think you’re a piece of shit? Should you be hit in the head with a bat? There’s a bunch of things that should happen to you. But when you start to go illegal, it’s just a tough road to go down." (136:13)
  • Drew: "If you treat the First Amendment like the Second, we’d come to the same conclusion—it’s about speech, not about actions." (137:18)

10. Controversial Social Media/Police Tech & Law Enforcement Accountability

[108:41–113:06]:

• Axon, the police tech company, comes under fire as the group worries about law enforcement’s increasing reliance on AI body cams and automated report writing.
  • "They literally want to take all lethal weapons away from law enforcement. I got a problem with that." (111:03)
• The hosts see these trends as both a transparency tool and a slippery slope undermining the human side of policing and opening officers to liability.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• "It is not natural for a kid to want to be another gender. You've been groomed by your parents." —Brent [13:56]
• "If you’re a school shooter and you know there’s 27... 42 armed teachers in there. You going after that one? No." —Brent [25:29]
• "You never really own your house...the government owns your house." —Brent [30:13]
• “I genuinely believe the pendulum is swinging back.” —Brent [68:22]
• "If you let people create a new level of mental illness, eventually they're gonna get their hands on a gun." —Magnet [21:41]
• “If you trust our politicians to judge what's more morally right or wrong, you're a fool. Burning the flag is provoking but ain't illegal.” —Papa Penguin (super chat) [135:39]
• "When you have the veteran community finally policing the veteran community, then they go, ‘nah, don't do that.’” —Brent [59:33]
• “We have to get involved and speak up...that’s what I try to do with my platform.” —Magnet [60:09]
• “Heavenly Father, we thank you so much for who you are...” —Drew (prayer for Michael Verardo’s family) [64:22]
• “Every echelon you go, there are turds, just less turds. The filter gets better.” —Brent [158:04]

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Timestamps for Major Segments

• 03:33 – Nicknaming / Mocking John McPhee, the "Barney Fife" controversy.
• 08:52 – Mulligan Bros disclaimer; questioning the podcast guest vetting process.
• 11:24–14:41 – Deep-dive into the recent school shooting, gender-transition politics, and family influence.
• 16:41–21:59 – Gun control, mental health, institutionalization, and the societal fallout.
• 23:37–27:11 – Should teachers be armed? School safety debate.
• 29:30–31:04 – Property tax and government accountability.
• 59:08–60:09 – “Policing your own” in vets/law enforcement culture.
• 61:55–65:34 – Tribute and prayer for Michael Verardo, wounded warrior.
• 91:04–92:09, 136:00–138:05 – American flag burning & free speech.
• 108:41–113:06 – Axon/AI tech in law enforcement, transparency vs. automation.
• 133:18–135:38 – Recap: John McPhee’s military record, upcoming episode tease.
• 165:05 – Audience Q: Is 25 too late for Ranger/unit? Answer: No, it's your prime. (Brent)
• 174:29–182:32 – Audience picks outro songs, wind-down, more super chats and thank yous.

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Tone & Style

The podcast is unapologetically irreverent, blending military/veteran camaraderie, cop shop banter, and hard-edged political commentary. The crew is unfiltered—sometimes bordering on controversial—with a “for the boys” sensibility and a focus on truth-telling and accountability, both inside and outside their own community. The hosts create an inclusive, call-in feel for listeners, playing heavily off the “super chat” audience.

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Summary in a Nutshell

• The squad tackles controversial topics head-on: veteran frauds, fallout from school shootings, the intersection of mental health and violence, gun control, and policing software.
• The community is urged to “police its own” and not let thin blue/green lines shield bad actors.
• There’s strong advocacy for arming trusted citizens in schools and robust criticism of government inefficiency.
• Amid the controversy and crude jokes, the hosts display moments of genuine respect for true service and sacrifice—demonstrated in their prayer for a fallen hero’s family.
• A lively comment section keeps the entire show unpredictable and interactive.

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For listeners or new fans: this episode is a snapshot of a raw, unfiltered community working through the fractures of modern America, where dark humor, hard truths, and deep loyalty collide—sometimes productively, sometimes explosively, always honestly.

Transcript

[Brent]

Please welcome back. It's Thursday Night Live.

[Tyler]

Thursday is for the boys. We got another packed house we are going to be touching upon. Unfortunately, a very tragic day. Was it yesterday? It was yesterday, right? The shooting two days ago?

[Magnet]

More than that.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

We're talking about it at NT way.

[Tyler]

Hopefully he wasn't. What's the FBI always say? We had. He was on our radar. Stick around.

[Brent]

We'll be right back.

[Tyler]

Quadcast.

[Brent]

It's.

[Tyler]

We're here Thursday nights for the boys, baby. We got some super chats already. We had some technical difficulties. Imagine that. Surprise, surprise.

[Drew]

No kidding.

[Tyler]

We got Drew on producer Mike from Cotteville Magnet, who's doing his first ever twitch. Twitch stream.

[Brent]

Yep.

[Tyler]

I'll close the door. Yeah. And we got Jason and Josh.

[Drew]

All right, let's see. We got some super chats already.

[Brent]

I wonder if anyone's gonna say anything about John.

[Drew]

Oh, what?

[Tyler]

No.

[Magnet]

Yeah, that was the first thing I noticed. Maybe somebody else will say something.

[Tyler]

Sorry. To me cut you off, right? What are you saying?

[Brent]

I wonder if anyone's gonna say anything about John McPhee. You think that's hit the news yet from. From Nate's podcast?

[Tyler]

I don't think so. It's not really popular right now.

[Brent]

No, probably not. We should probably do something about it.

[Tyler]

I know, right? What are you doing later? When I cut a podcast.

[Brent]

Let's put. Let's cut a podcast. All right.

[Drew]

I think the subject of the tonight is going to be Brent's trimmed beard. That' to be the subject of the night. Everybody's.

[Tyler]

It's kind of hard to tell because he. When he's looking down or like when he's normal, it blends in with his shirt.

[Drew]

D4 says, My wife walked in the bathroom last night and looked at me with a strange face as I'm sitting to pee. I said, yes. I always sit to pee at night. I also wipe back to front. The look she gave Thursday nights for the boys.

[Brent]

Well, the look she gave because she recognized both that wipe and that sitting position for ping. And she's confused because she's like, why are you doing what I do?

[Tyler]

Yeah, and I'm divorcing you now.

[Brent]

I didn't pay money to get roasted.

[Magnet]

Is that all it takes?

[Brent]

What?

[Magnet]

Just sit down, pee, and wipe a certain way.

[Brent]

I'm done.

[Magnet]

Free at last.

[Drew]

Papa Penguin says, can we officially refer to this turd by the name Tweedledee? Its name doesn't deserve to be uttered.

[Tyler]

Who is that?

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

By the name Tweedledee.

[Brent]

John.

[Tyler]

John McPhee.

[Brent]

I got. I got I coined of sorts of new nickname Farm John Tweedledee. No, the. The. The Barney Fife of Baghdad.

[Drew]

Yeah, that was good.

[Brent]

He's. He ain't the sheriff of Baghdad. He's the Barney Fife of Baghdad.

[Tyler]

He had a couple good ones.

[Brent]

B O B.

[Tyler]

Let's see what he has.

[Magnet]

That was Good.

[Drew]

Joe Williams 50 books. Thank you for the love, man. Just wanted to say thanks for letting me hang out with you guys last week. Drew sucks that you weren't there. Oh, that's better.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah, yeah. Good. I'm going to finish that.

[Drew]

Didn't know. Didn't know how that sentence was going to end. Harvester of Sorrow by Metallica Harvester of Sorrow by Metallica Papa Penguin. 20 bucks. I'm on a business trip with no adult supervision.

[Brent]

Oh, no.

[Drew]

No work tonight or tomorrow. Adult money and opinions. Stand by for shenanigans. $20 for touch peel standby days.

[Brent]

Oh, that's a good song. Touch Peel, stand by days. The new. Haven't heard that in a while.

[Drew]

20 bucks. Connor Tracy. Thank you for the love. Connor Tracy back in again. Currently smoking a Delta and four racks of ribs for the boys. The fd. I love it.

[Tyler]

You need to be drinking some whiskey or some bourbon. That'll be. That'll. That'll check all the man boxes.

[Drew]

Well, he's at the fd so he could be. He could be on call at any moment, right?

[Brent]

Yeah. Oh, here's just a wait. What a major news announcement for us. Just because it was such a pain in the ass to get that bourbon finally there and moving. It is finally in the warehouse. It is finally the. The first. The first. All orders from the pre order have been shipped out already. So if you guys didn't want to do the pre order because you weren't sure when it was coming in, I don't blame you. For those.

[Tyler]

That's for the dedicated.

[Brent]

For those who. Who waited patiently. I can't thank you enough. But if you. If you want a bottle of FRCC bourbon, you can. You can order it now and get in a few days.

[Drew]

Connor Tracy goes on and says have a barbecue competition in a couple of weeks and taking the fire test in a month to get on. You guys rock. Thursday nights are for the boys.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Nice. Good luck, brother.

[Drew]

Braden Medlin. Thursdays for the boys. Tyler, what is the math on the tasty gains and how you. How does 30 gummies with 200 milligrams of caffeine have more than 100 can of pre workout?

[Tyler]

I don't remember.

[Brent]

We're doing Math on that.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I don't remember seeing 100.

[Magnet]

There's a label for that.

[Tyler]

100 cans of pre workout. I guess one can.

[Brent]

Okay, hold on. As well. Just if. If. If you want to get nitty gritty. Well, how. How much? Which pre workout? There's weaker pre workouts, so maybe you didn't tell me which pre workout, so I can't do the math.

[Tyler]

Yeah, so. And on top of that, take two pre workout tasty gang gummies and come back to me and tell me which.

[Magnet]

I remember when I took the one the first time, I was like, okay.

[Drew]

You'Re be tingling, Jefferson. Newbie says boys. So my girl was taking out the trash and I asked to help. She told me no and to go back to watching my little podcast. So I brought the trash back in and left her by the road. I don't negotiate with terrorists.

[Tyler]

These fictional life stories.

[Brent]

These are true stories. These are true stories. I believe that. True stories of the boys. Yeah. I love that man.

[Magnet]

It's as true as this chat. That's the only.

[Brent]

I love that man.

[Magnet]

Anybody you want.

[Brent]

I love what he stands for.

[Drew]

Is. Is he the same one that gave us the curtain story?

[Brent]

I don't.

[Tyler]

It's either that or they're all starting.

[Brent]

To be the new running joke.

[Magnet]

Yeah, he's hiding in the closet watch on his phone right now.

[Brent]

Yeah, man. Yeah, babe, I'll be right there.

[Drew]

Go watch your little podcast, Casey Smith. Ten bucks says shout out to Mulligan Bros. For putting a disclaimer on the recent Shrek pod. He sure talked a lot about what a pos he was. Sounds like he's prepping for the incoming backlash he knows is coming.

[Tyler]

Mulligan Bros. What's that?

[Brent]

Mulligan Bros. For putting out.

[Tyler]

Maybe that's a podcast because they put a disclaimer on the. On the recent Shrek pod. He sure talked a lot about what a piece of he was.

[Brent]

Okay, bros. Oh, I haven't heard of them.

[Drew]

So it wasn't Shrek talking about him being a pos. It was Mulligan Bros Talking about it. Yeah, antecedent got me confused there.

[Tyler]

Anybody? Anybody know what Mulgan Bros. Is? Oh, let me.

[Brent]

Let me get on the googs.

[Drew]

Sounds like a golfing podcast. I'll take them all again.

[Tyler]

That's it. That would be a good golfing podcast ball.

[Brent]

Again, bros.

[Magnet]

It's taken.

[Drew]

Genesis 11 says, what language do deaf people think in?

[Brent]

Oh, man.

[Magnet]

We had the deaf people at the live pictures.

[Tyler]

Oh, my God. Yes. So we were doing our Miami show Our live show in Miami going to hell. And all these people came in, and we're like. We're thinking, like, dude, we're gonna bother them. They. They came in, like, 20 or 30 people, and they're sitting at a table going like this, and we're like, how are they talking? We're so loud. We're doing a live show. And then they were like, oh, that's a. Like a deaf committee or deaf convention.

[Magnet]

And every conversation looks like an argument.

[Brent]

So I don't know if they're getting along or not. All right, so let me. Let me fill you on some. On some Mulligan bro stuff. So apparently they just shot a video with. With the Barney Fife of Baghdad, and it was, like, three and a half hours long, so I ain't gonna watch it. I. But I do know this. They pinned a comment at the very top that said, we are now aware of the serious concerns being raised. We had a great experience shooting this project, and as you know, our mission. To inspire life change. Through these videos, we understand how important verification and substance are to the military and veteran community when it comes to sharing life and lessons and inspiration. Please know that we are now talking with the veteran community, as well as John and his team, to better understand the situation. We're taking this seriously and want to handle it with honesty, respect, and integrity. Thank you for being here and keeping the conversation thoughtful and. Oh, bad timing. I'm down. I'm gonna need to download this where it gets taken down. Just. Just the comment sections. Just.

[Tyler]

Screenshot, screenshot, screenshot.

[Brent]

Yeah. Who are them? They got779,000 followers. I mean, they're. They're big.

[Tyler]

That's big.

[Brent]

Wow. And I have no idea who they are or why they would have John Shrek on, but it sounds like.

[Tyler]

It sounds like a civilian podcast.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Like when TK Goes on.

[Brent]

Right? Yeah. Yeah. Old Tim Kennedy senior got another one.

[Tyler]

The other one.

[Drew]

Llama pajamas says. Oh, fact check here says, I heard Tim Kennedy only had 49 grenades.

[Brent]

Oh, so surprised he didn't try to get us with that one. Yeah. Oh, man, the technicality.

[Drew]

Officer dangle back in this week. You won't tease MSG McPhee, the world's greatest infantry. Greatest infantry warrior.

[Tyler]

I mean, it's.

[Brent]

Right. You see what he's doing there? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Right, because he's not. He's not a green brain.

[Drew]

He's Vladimir Putin. Not KJB says. Good evening, gents. Got the tracking number for my vodka chaser today. Brent and Tyler, that's right.

[Brent]

Nice.

[Drew]

Brandon Bailey went to my first mass last Sunday. The tragedy in Minnesota was only strengthened by. Only strengthened my faith. And those sweet kids are by our heavenly Father's side now. God loves us, boys. Love you guys. Deuce Volt and Christ is king.

[Tyler]

What's Deuce Volt mean?

[Drew]

No, two.

[Brent]

Two volts.

[Tyler]

Oh, you guys want to talk about that now? I don't think anything's going to break in that story in the next two hours. Yeah, but we were told by Josh that we should call him by his, not say his name. So we won't. But he wants to. They're trying to remember him by his female name, his real name, his male name is Robert. So we will know. We will talk about him as Robert, the pigtailed trans sicko that decided to open fire on kids at a Catholic school.

[Brent]

It was a school, right?

[Magnet]

Yeah, our church. Yeah, his mom worked there. I think they're saying she retired in. You got 20, 21.

[Tyler]

You guys were talking all about it earlier.

[Brent]

Now you're staring at me smoking free cigars. She also took him when he was 17 to get his gender changed.

[Tyler]

So she was in on this whole gender changing, name changing.

[Brent]

I was 17.

[Magnet]

I was reading in it said there was a juvenile petition for name change from male to female under that same last name, same first initial.

[Brent]

Right?

[Tyler]

Yeah, because John Bur. John Burke covered this and he's like.

[Brent]

Change believing, encouraging and allowing for underage kids to change their genders or what could go wrong?

[Tyler]

Right.

[Brent]

And what could go wrong?

[Magnet]

My thought on this is as me and Drew talk a lot on these road trips, the continued decline in society and allowing that to even be a thought, the fact that you in your mind go, we're going to let this 17 year old change their sex, that empowers them in my, in my opinion, to think they can carry out some act like this because nothing is real.

[Tyler]

Nothing is real.

[Magnet]

Nothing's real. No. Like I can be anything I want.

[Brent]

It gets worse. And people have to understand this 17 year old thing, it's not like, well, they're 17, they're almost 18, most states now. Now this is also where it gets real wishy washy to where they'll, they'll fake things and they won't abide by laws or they'll do whatever they want. But most of them want you to. Basically, there's a word for it. They want you to be questioning your gender for several years before they'll, before they'll do, you know, such a massive undertaking, which means this person wasn't 17, almost 18, making those decisions. They've been doing this for years. They've been. They've been. What's the word I really want to use? Actually? They've been. It's probably a. That's not a bad way to. They've been. What is it? When. When predators. They grew.

[Tyler]

He's groomed.

[Brent]

Yes. Yeah. No, it is not natural. It is not natural for a kid to want to be another gender. You've been groomed by your parents to do this. That's why. And it's so crazy. Bill Maher, of all people brought this up. They're like, liberal cities are producing, like, in record numbers in small towns. It's. It's so rare. It's an anomaly. So it's either naturally occurring or these parents are making them this way. And we all know the answer to that. If it's happening in big liberal places in massive numbers, if they were really born that way, it would be even across the spectrum. But no, these parents should be charged with child abuse and they're grooming their kids. And you have to do this.

[Magnet]

A state that is very pro trans. You have the idiot that was almost present. Yeah. So it's like you have a state that supports it.

[Brent]

You have tampons, Tim.

[Magnet]

You have a. School systems are supporting it. You have stripper kid events where transvestites are dancing around in front of children. And all it does, in my opinion, is creates confusion to something that is not very confusing. Confusing. Like you just said, you're born. You have no outside influence. You're not going to be that way. You're never going to think that way.

[Brent]

Tell me another culture, another time in history where we celebrated a mental illness.

[Magnet]

It doesn't make sense.

[Brent]

I'm. I'm not saying that we should, like, you know, bully these people and you see me just put their head into dog poop. It's not what I'm saying. But I'm also not saying let's. Let's add them to the flag. Let's tell them how. How brave they are. Let's not promote it and say, you, you should think about this. Like, have you ever considered your gender? If it ever comes up, it should be downplayed. Like mental illnesses should be, and be.

[Tyler]

Like, no, did you think so? Obviously, when they do this stuff, it messes with their hormones, which messes with a lot of things. So when you take a mental illness on top of that and you mess with the hormones of a mentally ill person, I think you're starting to play with fire.

[Brent]

Well, here's. Here's the biggest problem. Like, you know, like, the way they produce them. You know. You know how to. You know how to make a hormone, right?

[Tyler]

No, don't pay her.

[Drew]

I heard it coming.

[Brent]

Drew. Drew's on.

[Drew]

I tried to set it up.

[Brent]

I heard it coming. I tried to set it up as inconspicuously as possible. But you still.

[Tyler]

That was good. While I was reading Chat magnet. You're a gun guy. Sports guy, which I didn't know.

[Drew]

Allegedly.

[Brent]

Allegedly. Allegedly.

[Tyler]

So what's. What's your take on this whole, like I said, John Burke covered it, where he, you know, he argues in defense that, like, it's obviously not a gun issue, and this is more apparent every time that it's a mental illness issue. And what's your thoughts on that and how to stop this?

[Brent]

Again, gun control.

[Jason]

Gun control.

[Brent]

Oh, is that what you're gonna say?

[Magnet]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

The crazy thing about on arm is you can move it to you. You don't have to move to it. Kind of like the site he's streaming on Twitch.

[Brent]

Leave him alone.

[Drew]

He's doing crunches.

[Magnet]

Leave him alone.

[Brent]

He's twitching.

[Jason]

No, I think that's the. It starts from the home. But gun controls, you're not going to stop crazy people from doing crazy things. So, you know, everybody has to do a background check to buy a firearm.

[Brent]

So. Right. You know, I've always thought about this for. For gun control because I'm. I'm. I'm. I'm very pro gun control because it makes sense. I'm also against murder. So what. What if we outlawed murders? You know what I mean? Let's drive those numbers in there with it. Right. Like, I am. I am very much against. Against rape. I mean, what's worse? What's what? Very few things I can think of of one. Especially when it comes to. To young children, there's not a lot worse than. Than rape. Yeah. And just because John McPhee did it doesn't make him a bad person or some. Some people in the comments.

[Magnet]

That was another intentional segue. Good job.

[Brent]

Why don't we just outlaw these things and we'll solve the problems? Or maybe you can't stop bad people from doing bad things.

[Jason]

When did they get rid of the. The crazy houses looney bins?

[Tyler]

Oh, the last 20 years. That's why there's so many.

[Brent]

Good question nut bags on the streets at the unit. It was great because it. It allowed us to have a bunch of huge buildings we could hit and, And, And Hit and do live charges with all over the place.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Crazy people on the street.

[Tyler]

When they send us to crazy people school as a cop, that's what they tell you is that this isn't just something new to our society. It's the fact that they're now out walking among us.

[Jason]

Right.

[Tyler]

And there's, there's. They. I think maybe they just feel it's unethical to lock people up that are mentally ill.

[Brent]

It's unethical. I'm going to ask you a weird question. I'm serious. I'm ask you. Let's get weird. Yeah, It's. This may offend some people, but it's just a question. It is just a question. All right. The mental asylums. These mental asylums, if you have someone that has to be locked up because they cannot be a part of. Of this world, we should have done away with mental asylums. Shouldn't they just get the death pit? Like, isn't it. Isn't it cruel? I know, but I'm. But I'm. I'm half joking, but I don't know. I want, like a serious rebuttal. Isn't it cruel to just leave them locked up in this horrible, like, scenario? Shouldn't they just be put to death? I can argue that the whole thing. But it's a. It's a valid question. I told you, we're gonna.

[Tyler]

All through society, they've done that.

[Magnet]

The Democrats. The Democrats say, you can do it before they're even born.

[Brent]

Right? No, that's, That's.

[Magnet]

So if you can do it. If you can do it beforehand, right? Say, I don't even want it.

[Brent]

Right.

[Magnet]

It could be the next president, United States.

[Brent]

They're detrimental to society in the womb. Yep.

[Magnet]

You're gonna have kids. I'm not gonna pay for them, so I'm just gonna kill.

[Brent]

And I'm not talking about down syndrome here. Guys like, you know.

[Magnet]

No, you're talking about, like, where you.

[Brent]

Get that g, Danny. Yeah, I'm talking about guys who literally have no business being on the streets. Why. Why are we keeping them alive?

[Jason]

You have schizophrenics out on the streets running around when they don't have their medicine. You can tell when they don't have their medicine because they start doing crazy stuff. So now you give them a gun.

[Brent]

It's a weird. It's a weird topic for sure, but it's really not.

[Magnet]

It's an easy answer, but it's a harsh answer. It's an easy answer to the common. If you had this conversation not on the Internet with, with a bunch of dudes in that room. Everybody votes.

[Brent]

Get rid of them. Yeah.

[Magnet]

You have to stand and sit in front of a camera and say, you have to navigate a little better. But if you were to take a silent poll, I guaranteed be in the high 90s that everybody would say, just.

[Tyler]

Just, hey, take a public poll, Drew.

[Drew]

Just kidding.

[Magnet]

Don't do that.

[Brent]

Should we kill all crazy people?

[Josh]

You know, the bad thing is, though, like you said, you can't stop bad people from doing bad things.

[Brent]

Right.

[Josh]

But they know you can stop good people.

[Brent]

Oh, right.

[Josh]

From, from doing good things.

[Brent]

That's right.

[Josh]

Because people are going to follow.

[Brent]

That's all you, that's actually all you're stopping. Really?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

You're really still. Yeah. Law abiding citizens. And, you know, I actually made the murder and, and, and, and, and rape one. But, but those are actually horrible comparisons because neither one of those are protected by our constitution. So it gets worse.

[Magnet]

Like with these, with the trans stuff, you're. We're, we're just creating an unknown, almost like a new human, an unknown person that has so many different hormones pumping through them, then they act so irrational. And then you start to accept it as society or a certain group of people say it's okay. You're like creating a new level of mental illness that we've never seen before. There's, you know, obviously you say down syndrome. There's, there's schizophrenia. There's diagnosed conditions. What caused them. Obviously there's certain, certain things we know. We don't know, autism. But when you create a functional human that can drive by a gun, and then you confuse them, add hormones and spin their brain in circles, then tell them it's okay to go scream in the street or scream and yell or pull their hair out and act completely irrational, eventually they're gonna get their hands on a gun and they're gonna say.

[Brent]

Well, they're not listening.

[Magnet]

I never had to listen. My mom didn't make me listen. I'm just gonna go shoot everybody up and then do it.

[Brent]

Because in their head, it's okay.

[Josh]

They're already mentally ill. They're just fueling poor.

[Magnet]

So we're creating another version of absolute.

[Brent]

Like a killer listen. Oh, yeah, listen. How crazy. I hate statistics. I hate the people who gather statistics and put their own spin on it. While official statistics are on, completed suicides for transgender people are limited due to data collection methods. I think it'd be pretty easy to, to do that. Numerous studies show significantly higher rate of suicidal Thoughts and attempts compared to the general population. These increased rates are not due to being transgender, but are driven by minority stress factors such as discrimination, harassment, and lack of social support.

[Tyler]

Wow. They said that?

[Brent]

That's what they said. 50. 50% have had gosh high lifetime rights of suicidal thoughts. 50. And suicide attempts. 29. And why would you want to be trained?

[Magnet]

Why would you want to be trans?

[Brent]

Three have attempted suicide. Those. That is off the charts.

[Tyler]

Well, there's another.

[Brent]

But those are mental illness.

[Tyler]

There's another solution. So Heather and a bunch of people in the comments. My wife Heather is leading the charge and saying bring back lobotomies. But I don't really know what a lobotomy is.

[Brent]

That's where they remove a part of.

[Josh]

Your brain, drill a hole in your head. Yeah.

[Tyler]

And they try to take out, like what's infected.

[Brent]

Right.

[Josh]

There won't be nothing left.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Tyler's.

[Brent]

But that's where you just get brain dead people. And if you're gonna lobotomize people, you might as well just.

[Tyler]

I guess you're gonna have to feed them.

[Brent]

Brain dead people.

[Tyler]

Still gotta eat.

[Jason]

But these mental illness people are in the same.

[Brent]

They.

[Jason]

They compare both of us together and that's when they talk about gun control.

[Brent]

Oh.

[Tyler]

Next question. Wow. All right, this is another. It's not controversial at all.

[Brent]

Make it arming your teachers.

[Josh]

100.

[Tyler]

100.

[Magnet]

100.

[Josh]

And your preachers.

[Brent]

Yeah, yeah.

[Jason]

But he was shooting from the outside in.

[Tyler]

Well, they can shoot from the inside out.

[Brent]

All right. Okay.

[Jason]

They could have fired back.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Jason]

They blocked the door. I couldn't get in.

[Brent]

I am for arming teachers. You know, there. There has to be, you know, some sort of even simple. I don't need them to take high, you know, but some sort of gun class that. That comes.

[Tyler]

The sheriff's office.

[Brent]

Yeah, through the sheriff's office. That comes along with it. But people are going to say this stupid argument that I hate is that, well, if they start shooting, like, they actually may cause more harm than good. You're. No. The person is going to cause the absolute most harm is the person looking to kill anything that moves. Mistakes happen. And good people with good intentions trying to stop it. That's. That's a risk we have to accept. Here's. Here's something that I looked into a while ago. Not a lot of people remember, but after the shooting. What's that? High school shooting. We covered it. I can't. Yeah. We'll just call it Parkland because I can never remember the name of the street. Florida put out a, a law that said teachers could be armed. However, they kind of messed up and they said, but ultimately it's down to the county to do it. And only two counties accepted.

[Tyler]

I did not know.

[Brent]

Yeah, and then they made those two counties. I can't remember the exact rules, but they basically made it so stringent it was kind of hard for them to be armed. So we, we tried that in Florida and we gave them an out. And then all the, all the counties are like, nah, we're not gonna do it.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And I mean we, everybody that's been in any type of law enforcement or training law enforcement knows that these guys are looking for the path of least resistance. They are not trying to find opposition. They're not trying to get a gunfight. And as soon as they find opposition, they kill themselves.

[Brent]

Themselves. Right. And at the end of the day they're the, the flaw. And their, and their logic is well, the teachers will like have to be shooting and they, and they will be untrained. Like that's by them saying that, one, you're assuming that they're being untrained and two, you're assuming that school shootings will still continue. If you're a school shooter and you know there's 27, make it higher. 42 armed teachers in there. You going after that one? No. You, you. There's one. The deterrent factor alone should, should. It should be worth trying.

[Tyler]

Because what I mean I've always.

[Brent]

Try it. Humor me. Try it. You know, I mean we've, we've tried gun laws in, in different cities and that hasn't worked. So you know, we're, it's not like we're above trying things.

[Magnet]

It's kind of like the whole chase a car, don't choose a car. You're going to create dangerous situation by happen. But you're still putting the statistics on your side. And I hate to say it this way, but if this dude was gonna kill a hundred people and let's say a teacher accidentally shoots one and he only kills three people.

[Brent]

Right? Like, right.

[Magnet]

It sucks that somebody died. Let me tell you something. A well trained teacher probably gonna shoot better than 90% of cops walking around because they really don't take firearms serious on that level. So then you get into the sro. Can the SRO shoot? Is the SR going to the range? Is the SR training a lot? Is he prepared? If you take a teacher who knows I'm only doing this to protect small children. Where A cop has 7 billion tasks. Your one goal is to learn how to shoot somebody with this gun. If there is a catastrophic incident, I think those teachers are going to take that very, very seriously.

[Tyler]

And they'll probably better this volunteer basis. They don't have to carry.

[Magnet]

Correct. But you're right. And if one person stray, goes down the hall from a teacher, kill somebody. But this guy gets eliminated.

[Brent]

Yeah. And guess what? The SRO doesn't have to stick around and fight. Yeah. So.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that is that.

[Brent]

So the one guy you do have.

[Magnet]

He doesn't have to do anything.

[Brent]

You don't necessarily have them. Yeah, that one. That one. That one stays.

[Magnet]

He really up too, because we ended up with Greg, Tony, a sheriff down there because of the whole thing.

[Jason]

Are they personal guns? Are they.

[Tyler]

No, they would be personal guns.

[Jason]

No, I'm saying like if you did bring a gun.

[Tyler]

No, they would be. They would be personal. You would have to get a steel carrier and you would probably have to do. I. I suggest having the sheriff's office put on a yearly annual class to certify and bless through the.

[Brent]

And it should be optional except for one person. The gym teacher has to be armed. If you're not willing to be armed as a gym teacher, you cannot, you cannot be the gym teacher. Athletic shorts. The football coach has to be armed. Certain positions have to be armed.

[Magnet]

You need the female gym coach teacher that looks like Greg Valentine.

[Brent]

Take the whole building. You know what? I'm. I'm all about equality. The softball coach has to be armed. She's good.

[Magnet]

She's good.

[Brent]

She's good.

[Tyler]

Mr. Man.

[Drew]

Why not? She's just as big as the football coach.

[Brent]

What about how hard.

[Drew]

How hard would it be to install like a pepper spray in the hallways? Like it fills the hallways.

[Tyler]

That would just. That would go off randomly and like the fire line. All the kids.

[Magnet]

Disgruntled teacher goes in and yanks the.

[Tyler]

OR just like, oh, it malfunctioned. But now all the kids have pepper spray in their face.

[Josh]

I would think the billions go. Going overseas to different countries should be. We could argue for bulletproof windows and glasses. And you get so upset about that.

[Brent]

I hate foreign aid. I hate all foreign aid. Oh yeah, all of it. Do.

[Tyler]

Do private schools, do they have different rules? Are they allowed to hire their own security? Like, they don't fall under public.

[Brent]

They're private. You know what's funny is most, most schools, if not all here in Florida, the public school price per kid is higher. Of what? Of what the state spends on students is higher than what private schools spend on their kids.

[Tyler]

Really? Yeah.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

It's crazy square pizza and chocolate milk.

[Tyler]

Friday, baby.

[Magnet]

Private school kids are eating prime ribbon.

[Tyler]

Oh, man, here's our lacrosse team is so good.

[Brent]

So just talking about things that. That. That pissed me off. Ron DeSantis maybe a week, maybe as long as two weeks ago, but fairly recently came out and he was like, hey, something's wrong here. There are counties here that are go. Their property taxes are going up 5, 6, 7% each year. Known the citizens themselves don't. Don't get a vote on it. You have in Hollywood, Devin, she has like $15,000 in property taxes every year. And it was just 11 a few years ago. What. What. What single person, single parent, you know, is affording $15,000? And we're not talking like an amazing house, almost a standard house over there.

[Tyler]

That's insane.

[Brent]

$15,000. And. And DeSantis, like, hey, here's. So you're telling me if you are blessed enough to stay in a home for 30 years and you pay off your home, that you never really own your home, because in that county, you're gonna have to still pay the government $15,000 a year or they'll come take your house. So you don't ever really own your house. The government owns your house.

[Tyler]

Unless you're 100 disabled.

[Brent]

Yeah. By the VA. Well, you still have some small stuff. And. And so he said, he goes, we're gonna look into that. And good on him. Good on him. Property taxes. I'm. I'm done with property taxes.

[Magnet]

He was talking about getting rid of them. The problem is you have these sheriffs at that don't know how to budget, and they rely on that. And then they beg and steal to try to get the county commissioners to up the property tax rates, and that's going away.

[Brent]

So, like, you can't. You guys gotta be done.

[Magnet]

Yeah, you gotta.

[Brent]

You can't put the bird.

[Magnet]

We need good law enforcement, but we also can't put the burden of citizens going. I can't make my mortgage payment because it just keeps going up. I want the police. I support the police, but you can't make my property taxes so high that I can't let. Now I'm. You know, I'm out of here. I got to go somewhere else.

[Brent]

So I'm telling control, you get five common sense people in one place, they can figure it out. The problem is we have idiots. And you know what? And here's what I always hate. And then you can complain about the idiots that are in charge of your city all you want. Guess who voted them in. Yeah, you guys did. So fix it. So fix it. But they only.

[Magnet]

The problem is they only care when it comes down to what's important. And I hate to say it, but what's important. An individual homeowner. It's tough to rally everybody, but when one problem comes up. Yeah, that's my problem. We're going to go after them today.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

We have to collectively sometimes, as a community, stick together for our problem. Two years from now. We got to remember this day.

[Brent]

That's right.

[Magnet]

And then go vote these people out.

[Brent]

It's so true. Like you, you do have to band together for a problem.

[Magnet]

Yes.

[Brent]

Or else you'll get nothing. You'll. You'll end up having a lot of problems that you want to tackle but not enough people behind it to make any change. You really do.

[Magnet]

Or every three years we'll just complain again and then do nothing about it.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

It becomes your entire life.

[Tyler]

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[Brent]

Nailed it. Nailed it.

[Magnet]

Awesome, man. It's almost like you've done it before.

[Brent]

Yes. Get some super chats going.

[Drew]

Hey, why do you guys do that to me?

[Brent]

Get back to work.

[Drew]

I just. I put up all those pictures and when that does, all the super chats go down and they're like, now let's go to super chat.

[Tyler]

You're right. Where's that? Do you still have the box of super chats?

[Drew]

Oh, yeah, yeah. I just. It goes away.

[Magnet]

It's a big one in there.

[Tyler]

Yeah. It's not a big one in the different. When you see that different color, it's different. You're like, oh, that's a big one.

[Jason]

I got a text from it about it.

[Drew]

Okay. Believe this is it. Yep.

[Brent]

All right.

[Drew]

Death before decaf. Get Randy Turner on the show. Former JTF2 assaulter and pro MMA fighter. He now runs a training company for. For military LEO and swat. I love the show. From Canada. Still. Plenty of good people up here that love what you. That love what you guys stand for.

[Brent]

All right.

[Drew]

Love it, man.

[Brent]

Thank you. Hey, guy.

[Drew]

Papa Penguin Tweedledee is referring to the shite stain that just pew pewed innocent kids from the thumbnail. It doesn't deserve to be remembered.

[Tyler]

Yeah, he does not.

[Drew]

You are right, Chuck Loner. I am super bricked up for any future calibrations.

[Magnet]

Collaborations.

[Drew]

Collaborations. There it is. I knew it wasn't right. I was getting it. Collaborations with vft. Tell Drew I miss my buddy Philip May Coke. All right, Stephen.

[Tyler]

Wait, wait. He's been on the show twice?

[Drew]

Philip May Cook.

[Tyler]

No. How did he say vfg?

[Brent]

Are you saying that on purpose, Drew? For future collaborations. Okay, yeah, that's pretty good, Drew.

[Drew]

All right. All right. Stephen Watkins. I just want to hear some Roger Miller hard headed me. Shout out. Tulare County, California. God bless.

[Brent]

All right.

[Drew]

Tulare County. All right. Very cool. Rudy Botello. Have any y' all been to that new restaurant in Oak ridge called room 40? I don't know where room for these. Another show, boys.

[Tyler]

Wait, wait.

[Brent]

Room 40s. Nuts. Yeah. It's like, don't let it happen.

[Drew]

See Casey Smith. Five bucks says it was Shrek talking. It's a podcast. Yeah, Papa Penguin. Nothing inspires change more than not vetting guests on your social media channel. In that vein, y' all could bring on either of my ex wives to discuss the benefits of monogamy. Casey Smith, back in Brent, did you ever hear of or see an unveiling unaliving of a bad guy with a knife from a unit member?

[Brent]

No. I don't know of any knife kills. But we. There, there. There was a saying in my. On my ODA for a while that was don't. Don't bring an ax to a gunfight. Because we. We entered a room and a guy came screaming in with an ax. That'll do it. And that's at least it wasn't a pit roller. That didn't. Didn't work out for him.

[Tyler]

Was it a throwing ax or just an ass?

[Brent]

That was a big old. It was like a cut down tree axe.

[Drew]

It's got to be a bad day. It's got to be a bad day when Delta needs to pull out a knife.

[Brent]

That's a bad day.

[Magnet]

Silent kill.

[Brent]

Right. But you know, they've had bad days. I'm. I'm. Oh, I. I assure you. I assure you someone more than one person at the unit has. Has. Has.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

Over time, my op four kills, they count back in.

[Tyler]

For sure.

[Brent]

For sure.

[Drew]

Ninja Chuck Loner says no homo. Want to see Brent in his class A's before retired? Show me brother. Again. No homo.

[Tyler]

Wait, I was gonna say you make it homo by saying twice.

[Drew]

I love it.

[Brent]

I'm just saying.

[Tyler]

I'm not gay.

[Drew]

He wants.

[Magnet]

It's a double negative. They cancel each other out.

[Drew]

I appreciate it. Braden Medlin says, when you put on shoes, is it sock, then a sock, then shoe and shoe or socks, then shoe, then. Are you crazy?

[Magnet]

Left sock?

[Drew]

No, you put both. You put your both socks on first.

[Brent]

You complete the sock task first before you move on to another task.

[Tyler]

No particular order of socks. Just put them both on.

[Brent]

Always left. So are you telling me you put your leg through the left. The left side boxer and then the left side gene, and then you put it through the right side boxer and the right side gene?

[Tyler]

No, because what if something happens and you need to go do something? You got one sock and one shoe on one foot, nothing on the other. You got to be even.

[Drew]

She'd be walking like a pirate.

[Brent]

Yeah, no, I don't.

[Drew]

All socks.

[Tyler]

Good question, though.

[Brent]

I hope they're just trying to get me jazzed up. Hey, that's not a real thing.

[Tyler]

The real issues of America here.

[Drew]

There's a dude out there going, dang, I put my shoes on wrong. Papa Pigwood says it's not empowerment, it's enablement of mental illness combined with psych warfare. Teaching kids there is no absolute truth and that moral relativism isn't morally bankrupt is the path to madness.

[Brent]

Madness.

[Drew]

I love it. Papa Penguin, you are absolutely, absolutely right.

[Brent]

They're all. I love it.

[Drew]

Teach them we evolved from animals. And then they act like animals. Well, hey, what do you. What do you think's gonna happen? Adam W. For two bucks says we need to stop promoting delusions. Point blank.

[Brent]

100. But you know, I do. I'm telling you, the. The pendulum is swinging the sand. Speaking of DeSantis, I just. The guy just does good things. You see where he got the. The rainbow flags off the intersections?

[Magnet]

Yes.

[Brent]

Here's the thing. Here's the thing. You guys want to take that as a. As an anti gay thing. It's not. I actually don't put. I don't put my personal, you know, opinions and matters into this. And that's the problem. You guys are correct. There should be no sexuality on my street intersections.

[Magnet]

I think it's Delray Beach.

[Brent]

I think that's the problem. It's. It's. It's not me. It. So anyway, I'm super.

[Magnet]

Just doesn't make sense.

[Brent]

It doesn't make sense.

[Magnet]

Yeah, but I think it was Delray Beach. It was the last one that had. They were on their, like, last notice. And then there was another state. I think Trump threatened, like, you do this to get rid of that garbage.

[Brent]

Or. Or, you know.

[Magnet]

What'S the point of pushing it?

[Brent]

What is the point of pushing it?

[Magnet]

Just, like, go be happy. Go be happy.

[Brent]

They'd lose their minds if I don't. What is. What's the heterosexual flag? American flag.

[Drew]

Red, white, and blue, baby.

[Tyler]

How dare you.

[Magnet]

Let's treat every street like that.

[Brent]

Right? And that's right. September 8th.

[Tyler]

Racist.

[Brent]

Yeah. In fact, at least that. Even. That would at least make sense. At least that has something to do that, you know, some. Some sort of actual flag.

[Magnet]

Any.

[Brent]

Anything but. But sexuality.

[Magnet]

Those things stand for everybody.

[Brent]

That's right. They stand for everybody.

[Magnet]

They refuse to admit that it means everyone matters. So why are you taking the fact that we built this country on everyone matters and isolate or segregating a group of people away from everybody? It doesn't make sense. It's going backwards.

[Drew]

It's communist propaganda going backwards. It's communist. We fought that war.

[Magnet]

We won that war to be free. And everybody has one flag that says, you're allowed to do whatever you want, including be gay or trans. Do it.

[Brent]

And that's why DeSantis will be the governor of Florida for as long as he wants. And it won't even be close.

[Drew]

They wrote this stuff in communist books over 100 years ago.

[Brent]

This is.

[Drew]

This. This is how you build back better. That's a communist statement. You know, build back better. With Kamala, the way you build back better is you have to dismantle the system that's already there. And how do you do that? You create little groups and you big.

[Magnet]

Blue, beautiful bill, and you build back better.

[Drew]

All right, so Joe Saunders says grooming to change genders or grooming a societal time bomb.

[Magnet]

Yeah, it's probably both.

[Drew]

Yep, it is.

[Magnet]

The time bomb is the hidden.

[Drew]

So the later, they can build back better.

[Brent]

Yep.

[Drew]

100America first. Jefferson. Newbie says, boys. So my girl was cleaning out the gutters, and I truly. This is him again. She told me no. And to watch my anti man podcast. I called her tk, Revoked her passport, and said, the curtains look like llama turds. Not today, isis.

[Magnet]

Excellent.

[Brent]

This is something I used to do as a more immature person, but when I would walk through the mall at. At Fort Bragg, through the Q course, and embarrassingly enough, much, much later in my life, if anyone, like, in a burqa walked by me, which, like anywhere in the world, I would jump out of the way real quick and say, not today, body bomber.

[Magnet]

I don't think you can do that anymore.

[Brent]

You're at them all.

[Magnet]

It's awesome. Things near Fort Bragg.

[Brent]

Yeah, it doesn't. It doesn't take that many Mick ultras to make me. To make me get back in my old ways.

[Drew]

Oh, my gosh. We saw bags flying.

[Brent]

Yeah, we saw bags.

[Tyler]

Oh, my God. We saw. We were eating. We went and saw your brother.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And. And your nephew at Fort Bragg. We ate dinner with him, and we were all.

[Brent]

That's command Sergeant Major to you.

[Tyler]

Yeah. We're all smoking cigars, saying bye outside before we left. And we watched. And your brother had left.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And we. We were just finishing up, and we watched two homeless crackheads come out. Meth heads come out of the woods.

[Magnet]

Okay, get away.

[Tyler]

And she's screaming at him, and he's yelling at her, and he just takes his sea bag and bashes right off.

[Magnet]

The side of her head. And then she yells at him and says, that's the last time you put your hands on me. He said, I didn't put my hands on you. Not a hand went on you. And then they made. Oh, they walked up, and I think they made up about the intersection because they crossed the street together.

[Brent]

Hey, he may be a drug addict. The Security guard.

[Magnet]

We had the security guard walking around. That was clearly. That was a. That was quite the experience.

[Drew]

That was funny.

[Brent]

Oh, talking about change earlier. I don't think we. I don't think we brought this brother.

[Magnet]

One second.

[Brent]

Yeah, yeah. So we're talking.

[Magnet]

I'm talking to your brother. I tell him, no, no.

[Brent]

Yeah, go make fun of him. No, dang it.

[Magnet]

He was the recruiter in the high school where I was.

[Brent]

He really.

[Magnet]

Six years at Vera Beach High School.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Oh, yeah.

[Magnet]

I had no idea. Two times at the convention, I ran into somebody that direct connection to Vero. Your brother's like, you're from Vero, and he was six years at the Verbeach high school as a recruiter.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

So crazy.

[Brent]

He's had quite. I don't want to say standard because any. I forget what the statistics are, but anyone that puts in 20 years is very, very low. Low in the military. Like, not a lot of people make it to retirement statistically. So he's had a standard career path, but it's very unique that not everyone gets to do everything. He got to do recruiter. He got to do drill sergeant. He was the first sergeant out of at AIT he got to do Korea. You know, he got to do Iraq. He got to do, like, a lot of, like, the standard military things, and a lot of people get to do one of those. But, like, he got to do, like, the whole. Whole thing. Then he got to be, you know, leadership first sergeant, you know, battalion sergeant major. What do you. What do you just get done doing? Brigade sergeant made. I. I should probably know more, but he's. He's. He's up there doing. Doing good.

[Magnet]

I was thinking how weird it is that, like, I'm talking with the sergeant major hanging out at Ruby Tuesdays.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

And all those dudes that lead them are scared to death of them can't have a normal cup. Like, it brought me back to my military days where I'm over here shooting the breeze with the dude.

[Brent]

Dude.

[Magnet]

Talking to. Calling him dude bro and everything. It's like his troops would have a heart attack to see him talk.

[Brent]

Like, I'll tell you a quick. A quick Lee story. We weren't. We weren't in Bragg at the same time for very long. Ah, that's not. We were there for, like, two years together, but just didn't see each other. That's right. Yeah. Just didn't see each other much. I was getting off early one day, and I was like, you know what? I'm. I'm gonna go I'm gonna go visit Lee at his. At his unit. So, you know, I. I showed up, you know, I'll. Bearded up in civilian clothes. And they, they. They know that Lee's brother is. Is in the Delta Force, but they've, but they've never met me. And, And Lee was a platoon sergeant at the time. And to what? Even as a platoon sergeant, like, to what? To watch people walk around, like, in fear of my little brother? I'm like, hey, you don't got a fear. What's going on here? That's. That's my little brother. Yeah. Formation. And so we go. He has to go inspect something at the motor pool. And this. This guy shows up and has to show Lee something at the motor pool. And he stops within, like 10 seconds of being there. He's talking to my. To my brother, and my little brother stops him and goes, stop. Did you shave today? Oh, boy. And he's like, I. I didn't shave today. He goes, I'll be here for five minutes. You better run back to the barracks, shave, and be back here in time to finish this conversation with me. I'm leaving in five minutes. If we don't finish this conversation, there's gonna be hell to pay. That's not verbatim, but it was something. That was something a lot like that.

[Magnet]

Probably some swear words in there.

[Brent]

And that dude took off running. And I looked at Lee, I was like, come on, aren't you being a little hard on the guy? He's like, brit, do not. Do not. This is amazing.

[Magnet]

This is the army.

[Brent]

Real army.

[Jason]

While you're standing next to him with a be.

[Brent]

I know. He's like, thank. Thank you for that was kind of what I'm talking about. Like, the way I felt like I'm talking to a sergeant major, calling him bro and dude. And I'm like, He's like, thank you for at least waiting for. He left to. To say that to me. But no, I. No. Everyone's going to shave every day.

[Magnet]

That's great. Funny.

[Brent]

It was. It was great. It was great watching him in his.

[Magnet]

Environment, you two, and then seeing him. It was like two beards, and then, bam. High and tight, clean. It was pretty good. Good dude, man. Great dude.

[Brent]

Oh, then I'd give Lee a hard time because Lee's been a baby face for a while, and he can't grow a beard if he wanted to. Although he's older now, but for. For years he did. I was like, lee, you didn't even shave every day. He said, well, I didn't have to. Like, I shaved when I needed to. That guy. That guy needs to shave every two a day. I was like, like. But you didn't shave every day. He's like, brett, I'm not having this conversation with you before he goes.

[Jason]

Makes you shave.

[Brent]

That was the time I outraged him. And he. He. He. He stayed in longer, and he got.

[Drew]

Me fist and chickens. Says Nebraska.

[Tyler]

Fist and chickens.

[Magnet]

That's wild.

[Drew]

Leo, Swat paratrooper in the National Guard and former army lrs.

[Brent]

Yeah, Lurk's nice.

[Drew]

TK has valor awards for the Battle of Fort Couch, where he touched himself. Receiving a purple heart for rug burn on his junk.

[Brent]

Oh, that's. That's.

[Drew]

That is.

[Brent]

That's at least probably accurate. He'll give her that.

[Drew]

It's about as real as accurate.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Yeah, it's about as real as stuff in his book.

[Brent]

No, that's real. No, that's actually real.

[Tyler]

That actually is probably happened.

[Drew]

That actually did happen. Llama pajama says, bring insane asylums back.

[Brent]

And you know what? We'll build them in the Everglades. We've proven that we. That we can build things there.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Brent]

Yeah, we're good. There's another. I haven't given DeSantis this much credit in one episode, maybe ever, but there's another DeSantis thing. The guy's just winning. He's just winning.

[Tyler]

What do you do?

[Brent]

He built that. That immigration alligator.

[Magnet]

Alcatraz.

[Tyler]

Alligator.

[Brent]

Alcatraz. Yep.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Good luck trying to escape.

[Brent]

Wish you would.

[Tyler]

Cheaper.

[Magnet]

I think they said we broke 200,000 deportations under Trump right now. It just hit.

[Drew]

That's a good number in a short amount of time.

[Brent]

Seems. Seems like a small number.

[Magnet]

I don't like it.

[Brent]

Those are rookie numbers. Got to bump them numbers a short time, man.

[Drew]

It's only. It really hasn't been a long time. All right. Papa Penguin back in and says insane asylum. Started going away in the 19. In the 1950s. Well, I visited one in Altamont back in the 1990s. Final nails in that coffin was in 99. Well, it makes sense because I did before that. And arguing for government eugenics is the first step on a slippery slope. Love your country, fear your government.

[Brent]

And. And you're right about that. When I said. When I said I posed that question, that. That I could argue it. That. That I could argue it, too. There's. There. Don't get me wrong. It was. It was an interesting question. There are plenty of arguments against it, but that's. I'm. I'm not against Posing any, any question. At the end of the day, any question should be asked. And if it's wrong, then, then you, then you guys, it's, it's a challenge to you guys. Like, you know, and everyone here at the panel, that's, that's part, that's part.

[Drew]

Of the discussion, I think, you know, studying history. I think every people group has had weirdos in their community. They have always known who they are and they kind of hang out in the, in that spot. And as long as they don't do anything that deserves capital punishment, they, they do their thing. But once they screw up, they, they gotta go.

[Magnet]

Yes.

[Drew]

All right. Says Whiskey. Whiskey T. Fox, says Brent. Nah, man. People have mental breaks, man. It's a lot more common than you think. Half your SOF buddies would fit in that category.

[Brent]

Yeah, we kind of just talked about that. But you said you're having mental breaks. That having a mental breakdown or having a, like a small issue is way different than what some people got put in these mental asylums for. For. Yes, some of these people got put in these asylums for reasons that they probably shouldn't have been. And there would have to be. If you're really gonna seriously go down this process, you really have to like, make it airtight. Like what's, what's acceptable.

[Magnet]

We have a mental health court where they're getting sentenced, but they're always out of jail. So if you had a judge or mental health procedure that put them in, it would be to me.

[Tyler]

But then you'd have the appeal process. That would take forever.

[Magnet]

Yeah, but they're in there. I think if it's, if it falls under the mental health of seriousness that you end up there. And obviously there's parameters.

[Tyler]

I just think they deemed it unconstitutional to the RPO system where they take.

[Magnet]

Their guns away for. If they use a gun or threatened with a gun, we can take their second amendment right here hearing.

[Tyler]

Here, here's.

[Brent]

Here's my other sorts. And you can't. I don't think you can force it. But here's. Here's what right looks like. If, if your family has produced something that's so unstable, then to me, that's actually not a government problem. That's on your. He's. He's your problem. He, He. He lives in your house and under your super supervision, and you would take the best care of them. Not in the same insane asylum. That's a family problem.

[Tyler]

When they become adults, they. People just go, you know what? I can't take it anymore.

[Brent]

I know.

[Jason]

But that's the bad thing about gun control. They're comparing those people to us.

[Magnet]

Well, that's just. That's an agenda.

[Brent]

That's an agenda. Right.

[Jason]

It's crazy.

[Brent]

It is.

[Magnet]

But a normal person sees the agenda behind that. The mental health thing is a real problem that I don't know, that all of us can agree on. It's is black and white is guns. Guns are not a problem. But the mental health problem is very complex to try to solve.

[Jason]

They keep bringing it up, but they don't do anything about it.

[Magnet]

They leave them at home. But you know when it happens? When they get loose and now they're in the neighbor. Breaking the neighbor's house. I said it on purpose like that too.

[Brent]

When they get loose. I appreciate you laughing at that. You know, they get off leash.

[Magnet]

Yeah, but what happens when you're, you know, 16 year old kid who's absolutely. Just can't do anything with him and he's over breaking in a neighbor's house or killing the neighbor's dog or something? What do you do? It's. It is a family problem, but then it becomes a community problem. So there has to be something.

[Drew]

I mean, Mr. Lobotomy, 50 bucks. Thank you, brother.

[Tyler]

Thank you.

[Drew]

I'm late. But it's not the guns. Guns are an independent variable here. Three different firearms were involved, but the left stays fixated over only one type. They never want to talk about SSRIs. They never want to mention the hatred for us Christians.

[Brent]

And that. Isn't that the truth?

[Drew]

That's true.

[Tyler]

Man.

[Magnet]

Just sum that up with Chicago. Go look at Chicago stats and tell me there's. You want to fight a gun problem? Start there.

[Brent]

They don't. They don't need help. They don't need Trump's help. They don't want Trump's help. Chicago's fine. Chicago's thriving. Just ask Chicago.

[Drew]

Don't ask.

[Brent]

Their governor.

[Magnet]

My default argument of gun control is the redneck with a gun. The guy with a gun that goes shooting and does competitions is not the problem. They're lumping them in. When you can go to one city in America and watch 50, 60 people get shot every weekend, that's the gun problem that nobody wants to talk about. You just ignore it and then this.

[Jason]

Happens and again they compare Chicago to everybody else.

[Drew]

Correct.

[Jason]

And that's not fair.

[Magnet]

No, it's not fair because. Oh, I'm not gonna cancel.

[Drew]

I'll stop.

[Josh]

We know where you're going with that.

[Magnet]

Yeah, I was going.

[Drew]

I was going because you can't I.

[Magnet]

Was gonna change my hat to a different hat.

[Drew]

It is a communist.

[Brent]

It is a.

[Tyler]

Because it is.

[Drew]

It is a communist agenda. You can cannot build back better unless you take the weapons away from the citizens. Right, that's it.

[Tyler]

Hey, let me do it. I got to give a quick shout out to Ghostbed. Go to ghostbed.com forward/antihero and save 10 off their already low prices. If you got to replace the mattress in the house, if you got to replace your sheets, pillows, you name it. When it comes to sleep and comfort, they offer it. Go to ghostbed.com forward/antihero and save 10 and tell them we sent you.

[Magnet]

Doesn't sound the same without the mother in law peeing in the bed.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I know. That was a weird one.

[Magnet]

I don't know why I like it.

[Tyler]

I wonder if that's ever happened to somebody. I was thinking like an old lady, you know, Like a lot of dudes get stuck with it right along.

[Brent]

I've played. Sometimes I play three times when I'm.

[Tyler]

Like grandma, grandma screaming into the Amazon overnight. Mike. All right, let's hit super chats.

[Drew]

I gotta get back. When I do a little pop up picture, it goes away. All right, let's see. Almost there.

[Tyler]

How about them Yankees?

[Brent]

Silence.

[Josh]

I'll mention I did see a lot of people on Facebook. Democrats, liberals. And what they were saying is.

[Brent]

Can you speak in a higher toned voice?

[Magnet]

That's a cool voice.

[Josh]

Higher, yeah.

[Drew]

Making everybody else sound like little girls.

[Brent]

That's like a sci fi movie.

[Magnet]

Boys, man.

[Brent]

No, I'm not. Yeah, yeah, no, keep going, bro. Yeah.

[Josh]

I cannot help it.

[Brent]

I know.

[Josh]

My teacher's like, you know I can hear you.

[Brent]

I'm jealous. I'm jealous is what it is.

[Magnet]

That voice screams don't take my guns away. Without even saying is like, go ahead, Jason.

[Brent]

We'd have, we'd have. We'd have twice as many of yours, my bad.

[Josh]

But yeah, a lot of them are saying we need to focus on compassion, healing and unity, of course, which is so funny because they're avoiding the actual problem, which is this mental illness that they are backing. But if it was a white liberal conservative, then it's it. They. That's what they would focus on. Not compassion and, you know, unity and, and what they want those things you're away from.

[Magnet]

You learn those things in church and they don't like church either, which is a problem.

[Brent]

I, I love it how they want compassion and unity and understanding for mentally ill people, but they don't want it for their fellow Americans if, if you support Trump. Yeah.

[Josh]

One hundred and now.

[Brent]

And then. And now they call you mentally ill.

[Magnet]

Correct.

[Brent]

That's so crazy.

[Tyler]

Before we go to super chat Gaslighting Jason, can you show up or show us your Michelob Ultra and what is the point of a 4 ounce.

[Josh]

Oh this?

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Well I didn't realize.

[Brent]

Are you that big to where they look small or these are.

[Josh]

Yeah, they're tall boys. No, I didn't realize they were the.

[Tyler]

You bought that like wow, tiny little pack of beer.

[Drew]

See Jason, you showed up with a manly voice and then they got to.

[Brent]

Cut you down with your size of.

[Josh]

Beer after even it out.

[Brent]

Hey, this is a hot off the press from, from our Patreon guy. Said hey, shout out to today's real Green Berets graduating class. My cousin in law is in the class. Got a whole new batch of Green Berets that, that I, I believe are the. Are that not just because they're green. B type of. The type of guys are still going to do that job. The best of our, the best that this country has. We still have guys are willing to raise their hand and do that job. And you know what? I, I, there's, there's, there's been a. And it's not just because of us, but yeah, we started it. But you guess what? I don't believe there's a Tim Kennedy in the class. Like the standard has been held and those guys, those guys will go on to do great things and be honest about it. It. And that's, that's, that's, that's a great thing again about. The tide is turning.

[Tyler]

It's like you said, the tide is turning. They have to. I mean and right now if you want to do anything in the military, you go, if you go do conventional infantry stuff, you will be cleaning out Conexes once a day and going to the range once every two months because.

[Brent]

No one just turns into John McPhee or, or Tim or Rob. It starts with a, it starts with a small thought and then that thought grows. Then it grows and it grows like, like anything else. And when, when you have the veteran community finally policing the veteran community, they have that thought and then they go, nah, don't. Don't do that.

[Magnet]

That's perfect.

[Brent]

That's what it takes.

[Magnet]

Yes, that's what it takes. And to change the culture, former law enforcement, we're running that same problem. You have to speak up. It's time to stop letting guys get away with shit, letting administrations get away with shit and letting bad cops walk around because.

[Brent]

Right.

[Magnet]

To do.

[Brent]

Yeah, exactly.

[Magnet]

One bad one. One Tim Kennedy mixed in. In the police department. 1. That person that does those things. It doesn't have to be fabricating stories. It can be being a piece of stealing money, whatever it might be.

[Brent]

Yeah. Whatever it is.

[Magnet]

We have to.

[Brent]

It. We have to face our own.

[Magnet]

You have to speak up.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

It's the day of, like, letting it go, and then 20 years go by and you're like, man, that guy's been a piece of shit for 25 years. You can't have that anymore. We have to get involved and speak up. And that's what I try to do with my platform.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

Encourage that.

[Brent]

And, you know, we can, we can pat ourselves on the back all we want for, you know, for, for putting out the information, but guess what? If it fell on deaf ears and, and the people didn't support it and, and say. And agree and say, hey, enough's enough, then it wouldn't have gone anywhere. So it really doesn't have to do with our episode. It has to do with you guys as listeners and the people that supported and said, yeah, you know what? We're. We're not. That's not cool.

[Magnet]

You have to put your name on it, stand up and say, this is the right thing to do.

[Brent]

Absolutely true. Let me know whenever. Whenever you got that. If, if you can. I know you're in between a few things.

[Tyler]

What's he doing?

[Brent]

He's pulling up something for me. On. Just, just. You just pull it up on, on. I'll say on. On. On the Interwebs. Google search. You know what? That's. That, that, that's actually a great one right there. You guys probably don't know who that is. The guy in the wheelchair right there is Michael Verardo. You may know because of the Tim Kennedy stuff, and I don't, I don't talk a lot about some of the inside dealings and I keep people's names out. As you're looking at the picture to the left, that's his wife, Sarah Verardo. Sarah, for. Sarah Verardo is the chairman of Save Our. Of one of the founders of Save Our Allies with. With Tim Kennedy. I've talked to her several times. She's a. She is a great woman. She is the reason Tim Kennedy is no longer on the board of Save Our Allies. She has done some amazing things. But, but to. That aside, that's just to tell you who she is. Let me tell you a little bit more about her. That is her recently deceased husband, Michael Verardo. Michael Verardo is a two time Purple Heart winner and is what I'm going to call just based on what I know and I think I can I say this with, with a lot of, with a lot of integrity. He is the most wounded person in the global war on terror.

[Magnet]

Heard this story.

[Brent]

He has over a hundred or had over 120 surgeries. And he got worse and worse and worse as the surgeries went on. And people can drag Sarah's name to the mud because associated with tk. Shame on you. You know, Sarah, Sarah, Sarah got duped like everyone else. And when she found out what was right, she did, she did the right thing. All while dealing with the most wounded man and the gwad. It went as bad as, as people sending her really nasty messages. You know, one of the reasons why the wounded warriors that got into the White House, it was because of her and it was because of her husband as well. He got to meet the President before he died, but he was at a stage where I'm not certain that he really knows that he got to meet the President. He finally lost his battle with all of his wounds and his surgeries and his name should be remembered. He was a great, great, great American. That family put it all on the line. That family suffered more than the most families did in 20 years. And she's still doing great non profit work. Just because Tim didn't do what he said he did in North Carolina. Save Our Allies was in North Carolina still rebuilding homes. They rebuilt their last structure just a couple months ago is how long Save Our Allies was still doing things and in North Carolina. So separate the two and give credit where credit's due. And you know, the, the war is over, but for a lot of people the war is still something they deal with. And for Michael Verardo, he no longer has to deal with the war. And but Sarah and his fan, her family is still dealing with that. So I know that was a little long winded, but for someone who, who gave that type of sacrifice and 120 surgeries, I'm gonna take a few minutes out and talk about them.

[Magnet]

Absolutely.

[Drew]

Brian, can we do something we've never done before?

[Brent]

I know what you want to do.

[Magnet]

Let's do it. So let's pray.

[Drew]

Heavenly Father, we thank you so much for who you are. Lord, we thank you that Michael is on two feet in heaven right now. No doubt that he was a child of God and knew the Lord Jesus Christ because of the type of man he was and the type of family he has. Lord, we want to pray for Sarah, we want to lift her up. Lord, we pray that you would comfort her, give her courage, Lord, that she knows that she has a mission left to do on this, in this world, in the time that she has. And one day she will be with her husband again. Lord, we pray for their children, their three daughters. Lord, we just pray that you would be a father to the fatherless, as you promised, Lord, that you would give them comfort that surpasses all human understanding, that they would always know that their father was a hero and that they would grow up wanting to be a hero themselves and emulate their father, and that they would be attracted to men that would also be the type of man that their father was. So we pray that you would just give them a supernatural comfort and provide for them. And I pray that his story would resonate among many Americans and that we would take care of our vets and give them the respect and the honor that these families deserve. We pray in Jesus name. Amen.

[Magnet]

Amen.

[Tyler]

I got a serious question. Is taking your hats off when you pray a thing, or is that just for the national anthem?

[Drew]

All right.

[Tyler]

One of those things where one person did it. So you're not going to risk me.

[Brent]

I think it's a Southern thing. I close my eyes. Yeah, you don't wear a hat to church.

[Tyler]

I look up and everybody's taking their hat off. I'm like, you don't wear a hat in church, so you don't really have.

[Magnet]

To worry about what I said.

[Brent]

I honestly think it's one. It's like, for. I can only speak for me. It's something I do, but, like, if I don't, I don't look at someone who didn't take their head off and go, oh, what a. What a. What a probably.

[Magnet]

I close my eyes, I put my head down, and I look at the drill.

[Brent]

I'm not doing that. No.

[Drew]

All right, so if you guys want the pastor's answer.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

In First Corinthians 11, it says that.

[Tyler]

Take off your damn hat.

[Drew]

When a person prays or prophesies there that a man is to not have his head covered. So now it's talking about the person who's actually doing the speaking. But our tradition has turned it into anytime there's prayer going on, everybody takes their hat off. But that's not what the text says. And so it's a tradition. And I take my hat off, especially in churches where there's a lot of older folks, where they would be offended if I didn't. But technically, according to the Scripture. The only person who's supposed to take their hat off is the one who's actually doing the speaking. That's in First Corinthians 11. You can look it up.

[Tyler]

He was talking to the Jews to take their yarmulkes off.

[Brent]

I followed correctly.

[Magnet]

I followed the word.

[Brent]

That's right.

[Magnet]

I listened to the word.

[Brent]

That's right. All right.

[Tyler]

We gotta listen to some super chats that we're getting backed up.

[Drew]

Okay. Joey Holt says nice. The first live in a while with no heavy weight. Big backs on the couch. Rangers lead the way. Papa Penguin back in again. 100 bucks. This guy in the super chat.

[Tyler]

Thank you, Papa Penguin.

[Drew]

School.

[Tyler]

We were saying that school.

[Brent]

Pew.

[Drew]

Pew solutions. Number one on site LEOs with long arm access. Number two, vet and train volunteer teachers to carry at LEO standard. Hold the room. Number three, call shooters Tweedle D. Long term, strengthen families, starve, hate media. Number three, make combat sports in school.

[Brent]

There's another one.

[Magnet]

One in three.

[Brent]

Most.

[Magnet]

Number one is the most important strength in the family. That's most important.

[Brent]

100%.

[Drew]

Joe Saunder says if teachers were armed and trained, schools would no longer be a soft target.

[Brent]

Yeah. It's a weak people hitting soft targets is what it is.

[Drew]

Tom Lennon, Brenton Tyler. Do you think the woke will push us to a point where a call to violence in the country. If so, what does that look like?

[Tyler]

No. That we do not stoop to their level. We're not going to do unnecessary violence to people just because they're woke. That's what separates us from them.

[Brent]

Yeah. I think there was a point where I couldn't definitively say no. And I would say I don't think so. But I'm. I'm telling you, I've said. I've already said it too many times. This podcast, the Pendulum swinging. I don't think it'll be necessary. Good people are standing up.

[Tyler]

I do like seeing groups of people meet in the middle of the streets and duke it out. I could.

[Brent]

Sometimes you got to do it.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

I mean like the hippies and the construction workers are in the Vietnam.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And the police cannot step in and just arrest one side. If you volunteer.

[Brent]

That's right.

[Tyler]

Sanction off that block. Sell some beer, have a live band and just let them go at it.

[Magnet]

I think we're on to something here.

[Tyler]

Impromptu downtown Sanford. Here we go.

[Brent]

We carry like a backpack with a.

[Magnet]

Ring rope in it.

[Brent]

We just. We know why that'll never happen. Yeah. There's this. It would be up. It would be so lopsided. It'd be so lopsided.

[Tyler]

They can win.

[Brent]

Awesome.

[Magnet]

The gats would come out.

[Brent]

Could you imagine? I'm actually. I can't imagine. I enjoy imagine. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

[Tyler]

We're better.

[Brent]

If it's sanctioned. If it's sanctions.

[Tyler]

Safe weapons checks.

[Brent]

All right.

[Tyler]

The whole night.

[Jason]

Corner signs a waiver.

[Tyler]

The local brewery sponsors it.

[Drew]

Papa Penguin signing our checks tonight for those worried about nds. What is that? Negative discharges.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Okay. Put pew pew and lockbox and lock desk drawer. Require either active pew pew alarm or PID to withdraw weapon. No hip carry ain't perfect but reduces risk of nd. Significant.

[Brent]

Yeah, I agree with the no hip carry. I think in a locks in a lock box and having to activate during that is. Is a little too much. But I go back to. Hey, you get enough common sense people in the room, you'll figure out what. Right. Looks like it.

[Magnet]

It's definitely a good start.

[Brent]

It's a good start.

[Magnet]

Where do you keep it? In the desk. And the kids know where it's a. It's definitely a slippery slope.

[Brent]

Right. Perfect.

[Josh]

For sure.

[Brent]

It's. Yeah.

[Magnet]

I think on you. To me, on you is better. Maybe concealed. But on you. That way you always know where it is.

[Brent]

Probably a male teacher just with firearms.

[Magnet]

So we're back to we're all male teachers now.

[Brent]

Yeah, I know. Yeah. You have to consider the. You have to consider what the teachers wear and. And who. And who the most common teacher is. Yeah. And so I think that's where you're going to have a little bit of a really.

[Magnet]

The janitor. Man. I bet he could.

[Drew]

That's what I was about to say.

[Brent]

Dude.

[Drew]

You could totally get. I would just see a janitor roll around his little, you know, cleaning cart and then pulling out a little long rifle mansion. That would be so awesome.

[Brent]

Football teacher, gym coach, softball coach. How did we not add the janitor?

[Tyler]

Cuz he's probably a convicted felon, to be honest.

[Brent]

Which means he'll just shank the dude and then be over with. Which means he knows how to. That's right. You got to do a cut.

[Drew]

He's already trained.

[Brent]

Do you know how.

[Magnet]

Do you know how many grenades you can hide on a janitor cart?

[Brent]

You know what? That's what. That's how felons get their gun rights back.

[Magnet]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Go be a janitor for five years. There it is.

[Magnet]

There it is.

[Jason]

They're actually working on getting Brent for governor.

[Brent]

That's right. And as long as there's no school shootings. Or school shooting. And, and if you, and if you stop a school shooting, immediate over like immediate graduation.

[Tyler]

Put those felons with your kids.

[Brent]

Yes.

[Drew]

CAG daddy for governor.

[Magnet]

He could have that place cleaned up too.

[Brent]

A school shooters down, sweeps the floor. It's a win. Win.

[Magnet]

Yeah, we don't even miss third place.

[Brent]

Like it never happened.

[Drew]

Why are you carrying so much bleach, Mr. Janitor? Gotta clean up this mess. All right. Jack Sparrow Bros. 160th in house. No idea about this. In civilian work now working on birds.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Drew]

OT got my news off but heard it shot through a front smoke window. Do I. Do y' all know what that is? OT got my news off.

[Brent]

Yeah bro.

[Drew]

Oh, T got my news off but.

[Brent]

Heard it got shot through a front smoke window. Oh, I don't know. Yeah, okay.

[Drew]

Oh, you talking about the drive. The, the road range.

[Tyler]

No, the school shooter.

[Drew]

Oh, the school shooter. Well I, I heard in. What was it? Montana. Not Montana, Missouri. Anyway starts with an M. You're right there. There was Mississippi, 16, 17 year old California sitting in the passenger sitting in the passenger side of a car on the road and there's some road rage going on as her boyfriend was driving and this the the other driver, the other guy in the car got behind them and probably did his left hand out the window and shot at the car. Hit the girl right in the head.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Drew]

17 year old girl.

[Brent]

All right. We're on a Desantis role to just so you I'm sure you guys heard about it. If not, this will piss you off. Did you hear about the illegal or the immigrant? I won't call him an illegal immigrant. Make it right. That was. That was doing a tractor trailer illegal. U turn on the interstate. Killed several family members. He got a driver's license from California and now stupid California rules are over here in Florida costing us our lives very flipping. He didn't give a because so thanks California. You you owe a Florida family a lot of money and it. And it won't. And it won't be enough.

[Drew]

Yeah, an eye for an eye. We'll take Newsom piece of. All right, let's see. We got Casey Smith 10 bucks. Our schools in my district in Idaho do four day weeks slightly longer days. Saves a lot of money.

[Brent]

You know the military was talking about that for a long time four day weeks and like the amount of money that they would save an electricity, fuel.

[Tyler]

A lot of things soldiers they would lose to all those three days weekend.

[Brent]

Fine. That's how, that's how we reduce the force we got three guys left.

[Tyler]

We don't even have to kick people out.

[Brent]

We got three guys getting DUIs. And, hey, I wasn't there long. I was in the regular military long enough to know, you know what? We'd get just as much done in four days. So we got done in five. You know, especially if you.

[Tyler]

If you're like, hey, if you get this done in three days, you can have a four day weekend. Yeah, you're gonna get it done in three days.

[Magnet]

Yes.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

Is there really anything to get done some of those weeks?

[Tyler]

No. They find stuff like cut the grass with scissors.

[Brent]

Yeah. I mean, frat. A lot of Fridays were. Were throwaway days. Anyway.

[Drew]

Fosho. All right, we need prank us Stoeger and Kyle defore on former SEAL team six guy. Can we also get a shout out to my Hungarian friends, Mr. Kalk and a guy named Mike?

[Brent]

All right.

[Drew]

Thank you, Jennison.

[Brent]

All right.

[Drew]

20 bucks.

[Brent]

Pulled me 26 times. Don't fool me. 27.

[Drew]

That's right.

[Tyler]

I can't read it.

[Drew]

Oh, my goodness. It's okay. It's. It's not appropriate for. It's not age appropriate. Hightower. 20 bucks. Long live the Drew. Nice fresh cut. Cag Daddy. Missed Mike. He's looking then. Swole as ever, Tyler. Thursday night for the boys.

[Tyler]

What do you say, Tyler? What?

[Drew]

As ever, Tyler just says no, he's.

[Brent]

Mike is looking swole as ever, Tyler. Thursday nights for the boys. Wow.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I'm not looking swole. It's okay. Curious.

[Magnet]

It's okay that you're back to being short again. Let me tell you this. Stood next to the first person shorter than him at ntoa. And on the dude, he was there.

[Tyler]

I did it in front of Brett.

[Magnet]

Right when Br time, though. It was the first time he's at the Desmond, checking.

[Brent]

He's like, bro, you're short. Bill from HPTRT is short.

[Magnet]

I'm like the first person that gets next to this dude that's shorter than him, drives the bus over him.

[Brent]

So the abuse becomes the abuser. I'm gonna announce it here. I just. I. I haven't been hitting the gym the way I should. I. I got off. I got off all. All testosterone cleaned up. And finally just today, I got in my. My new gear, if you want to call it from HBTRT. And I'm gonna start basically a. A track of 30, 60 and 90 days of. Of gym work, eating clean on gear or first initial blood work. I got my blood work, you know, while. While off to see how bad it is. And then, you know, I'll. I'll post. I'll post workouts and I'll post results. And basically it's this. I got. My garage is an adjustable bench with two adjustable 100 pound dumbbells.

[Tyler]

That's all I need.

[Brent]

And I'm gonna. And this is. And this is a challenge on with. With the right blood work and. And $300 worth of. Of marketplace used gym equipment. Can. Can you get swole. Can you get in shape? And I'm here to. And I'm on my track and prove to you that you can't.

[Tyler]

Did you get on the anivar.

[Brent]

I did. I got.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah.

[Brent]

So I got.

[Tyler]

The shoulder's gonna pop.

[Magnet]

Cleanest one here.

[Brent]

I got a test. I got three things. I went. I went. I went test Anavar Nad plus and nope. And then I went with a peptide of. Oh, gosh. It's a growth hormone. So Moreland. Thank you.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Brent]

The smallin is a peptide. That's both. Both the help with sleep. It'll increase appetite. It'll. It'll. I think the three of those is a. Is. Is a nice stack for. For. I'm right behind for 10 pounds of change.

[Magnet]

Yeah, that's an excellent.

[Drew]

What was the name of that mic? More swollen.

[Brent]

Yes.

[Drew]

Nice. That's a. That's a really good title for some more.

[Tyler]

Some more swollen.

[Drew]

More swollen.

[Tyler]

Some more swollen.

[Drew]

You guys, I hope Mike's okay with me sharing this. We were on the trip to D.C. together and you guys have really gotten in Mike's head. He has been hitting the leg workouts hard.

[Magnet]

I want to show him. I'm gonna show him.

[Drew]

He's not sitting on the couch tonight.

[Brent]

No, they're there. He.

[Drew]

His. His legs are popping. Boys shaved shaming the poor guy. Oh, they're growing. And his legs weren't bad to begin with.

[Magnet]

Now they're growing. No homo Mike. And I'm down to kind of like Brent said.

[Brent]

I'm.

[Magnet]

I took like a cardio only route to get a little lighter. And then I'm gonna. I got the same stack I'm gonna do with HPTRT to go back up. I'm looking for 185. I haven't been 185 since I was about. It's been a long time. And I'm. I'm hovering at like 196. So somebody made a skinny comment and I am skinny right now. On.

[Drew]

Well, you're a tall guy for 185 though.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

I just want to get There and then build it.

[Drew]

How tall are you?

[Magnet]

Five' eleven.

[Drew]

You're only five' eleven?

[Magnet]

Yeah, I'm not giving. I'm not caving to say six. I'm five' eleven. I'm standing next to Tyler all the time.

[Drew]

All right, maybe that's it. Okay, hwc. 20 bucks says tiger and Wrench. My company is inviting veterans on YouTube to Texas for range days and barbecue. I can get Y' all, all, four flights and hotel packages. If y' all got a free weekend, where's it too? Texas.

[Tyler]

Texas.

[Magnet]

Who's the fourth?

[Drew]

Four flights right there. All right, so what's. What's the email, Tyler, so I don't mess it up?

[Tyler]

The anti hero podcast, Gmail dot com.

[Drew]

All right, email us the information, brother. I'd love see if we can get our schedule going. Jacob Schneider says, Brent, you're wrong again. On the Andy stumpflive. You mentioned orcas breaking great white sharks ribs, which is wrong as sharks are cartilagenous fish, which means no bones. Okay. So they can break his cartilage ribs.

[Magnet]

Splitting hairs here.

[Drew]

All right, Jacob Schneider also. Thank Jacob. Hey, thank you for keeping my brother accountable. I appreciate it. Jacob Schneider back in. Also, Brent, did you or your teammates ever get a pistol kill?

[Brent]

Yeah. Roof teams use use pistols fairly often. I did not. I just got my kills the boring standard way.

[Drew]

James De La Cruz says, for a while I've been telling folks I'm not Mexican. Just found out that Tyler retired. Now, I am pro to say that I am Mexican.

[Tyler]

Why? Because I want to rest you.

[Magnet]

No, your sheriff didn't want to do it.

[Tyler]

Anyway.

[Brent]

What do you want to say about your sheriff now?

[Tyler]

Yeah, come on. He's a good dude.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah.

[Magnet]

You're still waiting. He's still waiting. I get it.

[Drew]

Chad Connolly says you missed one hell of a ruck. We rocked 50 miles in the United center with the Chicago Bulls. Oh, let's see you and the boys on the next one.

[Brent]

Oh, thanks, Chad. Chad is a former teammate of old Bo.

[Drew]

Nice.

[Tyler]

Gotta get Bo, Josh.

[Brent]

You know Bo.

[Drew]

Bo, if you're out there, man, when you bring your family to Disney, you gotta come out here to alive. The world needs to see Bo. Is he still laughing?

[Brent]

No. No.

[Drew]

So you're free though?

[Brent]

Yeah, he retired years ago.

[Drew]

You're free, Bo. All right. Carter forgot to type message last time.

[Brent]

Oh, no.

[Drew]

Add to my previous $20 toxicity system of a down for outro.

[Brent]

Look at Drew. Look at you.

[Tyler]

How much?

[Brent]

20.

[Drew]

20 bucks.

[Brent]

Oh, hey, Max.

[Drew]

For outro Public penguin back in again. $5. If you all haven't read Mayo's Little Red Book or Sal Alinsky's Rules for Radicals, you need to. It's the playbook for current US politics.

[Tyler]

I can't read it.

[Magnet]

I read like one sentence.

[Tyler]

There's a 90 inch screen TV. I still can't read it.

[Magnet]

One sec. One sentence. And I'm thinking about the blackjack hand from two days ago in my mind.

[Brent]

Just. It's terrible. Look at this. Look at them. Oh, he's awoken from a slumber. He only sleeps 23 hours a day.

[Drew]

Our. Our YouTube crashed. So I gotta get back in there.

[Brent]

All good. Oh no, Max, you crashed it. Max gets on screen. YouTube's like, nah, too much cuteness.

[Magnet]

Did you see your friend?

[Tyler]

Huh?

[Magnet]

The guy, the bike guy that fell off the bike. Your friend.

[Tyler]

I saw that.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

I commented.

[Tyler]

What'd you say?

[Brent]

I cooked him.

[Drew]

Okay. Justin McKenzie5,000 somethings wands. What is that? It's a W with a couple of the chats. Tell us what that is. Wands. Anyway, why is it.

[Brent]

I think.

[Drew]

I don't know what that is.

[Magnet]

Juan is a J.

[Brent]

Yeah, that's a Y.

[Drew]

But I'm just talking about what that currency is. I don't know what it is. A. Woohoo. Anyway, why is it that the average age of people attending the Army Special Forces selection higher than other Special Forces selection. Is that true?

[Brent]

What is the average. Let's say it was just one more.

[Drew]

Time he's saying why is that the average age of people, people attending the Army Special Forces selection higher than others?

[Brent]

Yeah. Yeah. I'll tell you why, Andrew, you are correct. That is the one from South Korea 1. Now you didn't know that? It's. It's not necessarily. I don't think it's like just like so outrageous. Like I don't, I don't say like outrageously true. Like it's very. It's so significant. But I'll tell you why. Rangers all come basically from the street. They're all 17 and 18 year olds that go right to Ranger battalion. Navy Seals is a very high from the street to, to buds. Although it's not necessarily the, you know, the path. Most special Forces guys, yes we have an 18x ray program but the majority of them were already infantry for, for a contract. They were already, you know, they're already a Ranger. There are already something so that bumps up the, the averages a few more years.

[Drew]

That's why Joseph Hamilton says Bartholomew and Ty Leisha. That's weird. Why did they Give Bartholomew a really white name. And Tyler, really other different ethnic name. Anyway, wins. That got dang Drew episode coming. Side question.

[Tyler]

He's got a camera to Mike. Let him tell you.

[Drew]

I told you guys, just tell me. Give me a weekend and we'll do it.

[Tyler]

Brad, Gotta be a weekend.

[Drew]

No, he's talking about the episode.

[Jason]

Not.

[Drew]

Not the podcast. The revelation episode.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Why would we film it on a weekend?

[Drew]

No, I need a weekend. Just give me a weekend for it. Yeah, to pray for it.

[Brent]

That's it.

[Drew]

Just make sure I go for it this weekend in a row. This weekend. All right, let's do it. All right, so I guess it's coming out in two weeks. Side question. Brent, can you give a ballpark range of how many people you've, you know, cheated cheating?

[Tyler]

Oh, gosh, dude, they are getting crazy with those questions.

[Brent]

I.

[Drew]

You don't have to answer it.

[Tyler]

You don't have to ask your grandpa how many Nazis he killed at dinner.

[Brent]

I don't know. I don't know. I'll tell you this. For whatever reason, I bet it's fewer than you're thinking, and I bet you.

[Drew]

It'S more than Tim Kennedy.

[Brent]

I wasn't. I wasn't. I wasn't the put together. Yeah, I'll agree with that. And McPhee, but hey, yeah, I'm not. I wasn't. I wasn't the greatest combat veteran of the GWAT. Like. Like. Like McPhee, who killed hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people everywhere he went. Or maybe he didn't do that. Dun, dun, dun. Tune in Monday. Yeah.

[Drew]

It's gonna be a good show. All right, Ron Sink. First of all, beer money, 20 bucks. Secondly, I'm seriously considering enabler selection for the unit, but I'm curious about the family life there. Any insight?

[Brent]

It's. It's. It's the. It's the best place you could ever work. I mean, I don't know. I don't know why you'd even wonder if, you know, whatever your job is, I'm just gonna make it up. You know, you're a mechanic. You know, as support. You know, who knows what it is you do? We'll just use that. I guarantee you the. The support you get being a mechanic at the unit is 10 times better than anywhere else. It is the job satisfaction, the. The culture. So it's not even a. A question of is, is it worth going, like, go. That's. It's go. Go. Be a part of the magic. Go behind that wire for a day and. And get your Mind blown about how great America really is. And be careful, because it'll ruin you for the rest of your life because you'll be like, why isn't this. Why isn't this easy everywhere else?

[Tyler]

Yeah, you're going Back to the 80 seconds, then.

[Brent]

Yeah. Oh, God, that's. In a weird way, it's not that they're so good. It's. It's that everyone else is so bad. They just. They just apply common sense to things.

[Drew]

Heather Hoover, in the super chats, Bradley saw my phone and asked, who is sitting in Brent's seat? It's Timu. Brent.

[Tyler]

I walked in and I was like, me. Must had a big meeting. That's because statistically speaking, that's the only time I. Brent used to cut his hair.

[Brent]

I did have a big meeting. I got a text from Devin, said, you know what? Maybe it's time you trim your beard a little bit. Who. Who. Who loved my. My big beard until. Too big. Yeah, I think, like an alligator growing.

[Tyler]

In your bathtub, you gotta get rid of it.

[Brent]

And she was like, but you know what? It'll be perfect timing. It'll. It'll grow back by, you know, by fall. And I was like, okay, I'll get behind that. So this is just summer beard, and I don't really plan on touching it again until. Until fall. And it'll be right back. Yeah. Give me a month.

[Drew]

You look cute, Brian. All right. Hoskier. Hoskier. I don't know how to say that. Anyway, show guest idea. And sorry, I don't have a contact. Chuck Norris. Or at least a show with all the Chuck Norris statements on the t walls. Shite. House trailers, shower trailers. In song. Hank Williams, Three Country Heroes.

[Tyler]

How much?

[Drew]

20 bucks. Hank Williams, Three Country Heroes 3T. Bain says. I thought I was watching episode 12, Young Brent on the live. Speaking of old episodes, Tyler, whatever happened to your friend Sammy?

[Tyler]

Yeah, Sam just. He. I think it was too much being an active cop. What I did was unheard of, and I started getting myself on borrowed time as is. And, you know, it's all due respect to him, he didn't. He kind of didn't want the heat. He has a whole career to worry about, so. That's old tack.

[Drew]

Cowhan says, what does TK and range 15 and Shrek and podcast have in common? They were both pretending to be better soldiers. Thursday for the boys. Thanks, guys.

[Brent]

Nailed it.

[Drew]

Casey Smith. All 10 on FBI's Most Wanted. Captured in months under Trump.

[Brent]

Wow.

[Drew]

Zero caught under Biden.

[Magnet]

Weird.

[Brent]

Can anyone verify that? Not I'm calling you out over it. Yeah, is that, is that verifiable chat Family verify. Listen, so that's huge news. And how does that, how is that. If, if true? That's. If true. How is that not touted by our media as a good. I know, it just, they're.

[Jason]

What about Trump, what he did with the American flag?

[Brent]

What'd he do? If you.

[Jason]

Want here in jail.

[Tyler]

No way. That is not enforceable.

[Jason]

He signed a.

[Brent]

Well, it's gonna have, it's gonna have to go back to the Supreme Court because the Supreme Court. Oh, hold on. He want, he worded it. Now I gotta, now I gotta remember. He worded it in a certain way to try to circumvent the ruling of free speech. That. He ruled it.

[Jason]

Oh, was it terrorist act or whatever?

[Brent]

He, he, he worded it in a way to try to get around the free speech to it. But at, but more than likely it'll get appealed and maybe it'll, maybe it'll go back to the Supreme Court. I used to be, when someone gave me this argument, I, I accepted it. And, and since then I'm now reconsidering. And what they said was, hey, you can hate, burn the flag all you want, but it's the greatest form of free speech. And they're right to an extent. They're right to an extent. Like our country has so much free speech. It literally is. What other country, you know, that, that can, can you do that to like that is the ultimate form of free speech. But, but is it right? No, I don't. And I, and I don't. I do not think it's right. I think it should be a crime.

[Tyler]

To burn the flag in a protest. If you burn the flag in your own home.

[Brent]

Hey, tell me where else you can just, can, can you just go to New York City instead of garbage can on fire? No.

[Tyler]

Oh, so, yeah, the arson part. Yeah.

[Brent]

Can you just randomly start fires wherever.

[Jason]

You want in a city inciting a riot? That's what he said.

[Brent]

There you go. That's, that's where I have a problem with it now look, you go and.

[Drew]

Burn a gay flag or trans flag and they're going to call it a hate crime.

[Brent]

That's right.

[Drew]

Right. So I'm going to read the First Amendment real quick. Says Congress shall make no law respecting establishment, establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press, or the right of people peaceably to assemble and to petition the government for a redress of Grievances. That's what it's about. And if you take. If words have meaning. I'm not doing the Drew camp, all right? And if words have meaning and we take that literal, that has nothing to do with pornography and it has nothing to do with burning a flag. It has everything to do with what you do. Running your mouth. So let's keep the law what it's supposed to be. So here you go. Burning the flag is not free speech. No.

[Brent]

I have a correction. It wasn't getting too big. We're going to the islands this weekend. It wasn't. It wasn't. Yeah.

[Magnet]

Correct.

[Brent]

It wasn't.

[Drew]

No one corrected me.

[Brent]

Where'd that correction come from? No one corrected me. I just now. I just now thought of it. Yeah. It wasn't. It's for the islands, okay? It's more of an island look.

[Magnet]

Just. Yeah, it just popped in your head.

[Brent]

Just popped in my head. It's true.

[Jason]

I'll still go to the island looking like this.

[Brent]

No, you won't go to the islands. I'm not taking you.

[Josh]

Another thing Trump passed was if you commit murder in Washington, D.C. you get the death penalty.

[Tyler]

Let me get one of those cigars.

[Drew]

Imagine that. You're supposed to get the death penalty.

[Brent]

Come on, say it again.

[Drew]

You're supposed to.

[Brent]

Not you. Yeah, yeah. The guy with the great voice. I don't want to hear your voice. Yeah.

[Josh]

He said that in Washington, D.C. if you commit a murder you will be charged with, you will get the death penalty.

[Brent]

I don't know why. That's just not a thing. I mean, either. How can you take someone's life and just not have it done in return? I don't understand it being in the capital. Yeah, right. You know, I don't see how you can spend 80 years in prison. I. Isn't that more inhumane? Yeah.

[Magnet]

When you spend.

[Brent]

Isn't it? Well, that's expensive. And that for Americans.

[Magnet]

Defend the piece of. But what is it? The. The four tip shooter, was he from Idaho? The guy that killed the four. The four college kids?

[Brent]

Right. Dingleberry. Yeah. Tweedledee.

[Magnet]

Yes. He's. He's. They're showing his jail cell and it.

[Brent]

It.

[Magnet]

It is. Like he's better off dead. Like he can't. He's there for the rest of his life in the small area. Not allowed out there. Threatening to rape him and kill him. Like it's more inhumane. And actually, should he maybe suffer, I don't know. But to sit and then we pay for it.

[Brent]

Yeah, we pay for it. We're building new jails for overcrowded.

[Magnet]

I think you would have to tighten the system up a little bit.

[Brent]

Right. As far as the trials and how.

[Magnet]

It goes down and the way it's presented. But if you clean that up.

[Brent]

But if it's a cut and dry.

[Magnet]

Case, should be done.

[Brent]

Cut and dry. What are we doing?

[Magnet]

That's like when you see it on video and they say the alleged criminal. Alleged. Like, we watched it happen.

[Brent]

That's right.

[Magnet]

We need a whole trial for some we saw on video and 4.4K alleged criminal. Like, nah, bro, you're done. That's. That would speed up. That would clear the justice system for those alleged crimes that happen right in front of us on video.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

For the ones that aren't so cut and dry that we could spend a little more time on those.

[Brent]

For the people I offended. Don't worry. Insane asylums are way low on the list. I'd tackle this first. Yeah.

[Tyler]

It's kind of like illegal immigrants. We're not coming for grandma yet.

[Brent]

But Grandma's on the list. But Grandma's on the list.

[Magnet]

Grandma can cook, though.

[Brent]

She can cook in Mexico. Not a list.

[Tyler]

She's just on the bottom of it.

[Brent]

Oh, something else Trump did. No longer are you going to be able to send money out of country because you're going to have to have a. A certain id, Like a driver's license, and that's how he's going to clean it up. So if you're an illegal immigrant and you don't have a valid. You can't send money home.

[Magnet]

Okay.

[Brent]

And that's. That's a huge reason why they do it. They come over here illegally, they make some money they live on, and they don't pay taxes. They don't pay taxes. They live on all. On all these programs, and then with the money they make under the table, they send it back. And Trump's like, nah, not on.

[Magnet]

I mean, love it.

[Brent]

He's.

[Magnet]

Tighten the snap stuff up, too.

[Brent]

Love it.

[Magnet]

All that stuff.

[Brent]

Yes. Yeah. I mean, DeSantis.

[Jason]

Does everybody know what he did September 8th through December 31st? No taxes on firearms or ammunition.

[Drew]

Yep.

[Brent]

It's just.

[Tyler]

God, that's America.

[Brent]

You know what?

[Tyler]

At this point, we're not gonna tax guns and bullets, baby.

[Brent]

With all. With. With all the. With all the. Desantis. We've given them just this episode. And we. And I don't wanna. And I'm sure there's some silly, I don't know, like, I don't know, silly podcast in Miami that, that Outdoes us. But we have to be one of the largest podcasts in Florida. Like, we should be able to get him on, if not the largest podcast in Florida.

[Drew]

Yeah, well, I'm gonna brag on my brother for a little bit. You, Lee. Not Lee, you. Because I can brag on Lee all the time. You. There's less material. So you got a letter from Mrs. DeSantis.

[Brent]

Yeah, the first. The first lady of the state of Florida when I retired, sent me a hand written letter thanking me for my service.

[Tyler]

Too bad you didn't have a podcast then. You could have replied. Reply.

[Brent]

Now, four years later, I saw her at a. At a fundraiser event for Sentinel, and I got a chance to stop. I said. And it was like a couple years later, but it was. I. I'm sure she's written, I bet thousands of them since then, but I said, hey, I don't. I don't expect you to remember. It's no big deal, but I. But I remember, and I wanted to say thank you for that.

[Tyler]

Yeah. You let Kid Rock go alone standing there at a bonfire, and you did not say hi to him.

[Brent]

But. But I. Yeah, but I failed. It was for me. You know what? He's fine. I couldn't pull the trigger.

[Jason]

Santos was in the Navy. I'm surprised he can pull a little.

[Magnet]

Hey, what do you.

[Brent]

What do you. What are you saying?

[Jason]

He was in the Navy.

[Brent]

So what? What do you want me to do?

[Magnet]

You said a secret Navy message.

[Brent]

I don't know. A secret Navy message.

[Jason]

Yeah, you do.

[Josh]

Where's the email?

[Magnet]

I don't even understand you. Flash in the army.

[Jason]

Yeah, but he was still in the.

[Brent]

Military is what I'm saying. Now we got a military telepath. What was. He was a jag.

[Jason]

He was a JAG attached to a Navy seal.

[Brent]

Okay, that's right. That's right.

[Magnet]

Might be able to get in touch with him.

[Drew]

Carl, 50 bucks. Thank you, man, for the love. Have to admit, didn't like your podcast at first. I love the way this comes right out the gate. Then I took my head out of my arse. Appreciate you, boys.

[Brent]

Oh, Carl, thanks, man. I really appreciate that. And, And. And I get it, like, depends on. On. And it's true. It depends on what clip maybe you get from us or if your first thing you see is us tearing down a veteran and you don't know the whole story yet. Like, it's easy to. To think of that. Yeah. But anyone that gives us a real chance, I do believe you'll see that. That we're Genuine. And that's not who we are to.

[Tyler]

Retards something like that.

[Brent]

Oh, man. Murdering people.

[Tyler]

You click halfway through the live and we're like, should we just kill.

[Brent]

Kill crazy people? The crazy people die. I'm gonna address this on, on the podcast, but I'm not going to name names to, to get any hate anywhere. I, I was chastised for, you know, for, for using and, and people using the word wigger on the podcast because it is hard r. It is essentially saying two words, white and the other word. And, and, and I'm not mad that, you know, that someone like reached out, you know, and said that, like, we should, we should have this dialogue. That's why I'm trying to do it respectfully by acknowledging it. But, but not. I don't want any, Any hate your way, because this is dialogue like this. This is what, this is what, this is what we argue for. I just don't see it that way. That's a, That's a dangerous slope. Well, then it's.

[Drew]

Is.

[Brent]

Should. Should we take Tigger out? Should we. It's a word. It's a different word. It's. It's not the word. I'm. I'm sorry you're offended, and I know that sounds bad, but that's, that's not how I mean it. My intention isn't. Our intention isn't to offend people about it. I'm not, I'm not going to change because intent. Intent is. Is. Is what matters.

[Magnet]

No, that word that words been used, that's been out in the public.

[Brent]

That's.

[Magnet]

You say that one.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

And so if the Hodge twins can say the N word all day long on their podcast, we can say.

[Brent]

We can do the W. Exactly.

[Magnet]

That's.

[Brent]

That's a great point. You. You better be just as offended at every black person using. Using the N word if you're that, and maybe you are because you know it's unfair. We don't get back and forth dialogue. And like I said, this, this is, this is just to have a conversation music about it.

[Magnet]

But this is like, come on.

[Brent]

This, this is where. Is where I stand on it. I, I humbly disagree, but I, I hope, I hope it'll. I hope it's not. I don't think it's worth losing a listener over for sure as well.

[Tyler]

I just think you hold yourself, when you hold yourself to a high standard. Everybody hold you to a high standard. If I said wigger, everyone's like, ah, he's not gonna, he just put out A real about saying that was lip syncing the N word.

[Magnet]

Because in music, if. My point is, if. If it's. Something is so bad, nobody would say it.

[Brent]

If it's.

[Magnet]

That's collectively so bad. Like, we don't walk around saying it's okay to touch children. That's nuts. Like, you don't say that.

[Brent]

No one owns a word. Yeah.

[Magnet]

And if you can, their bands have the name in it in the band. So how do you explain to somebody you're going to a concert? How do I tell you I'm going to the concert?

[Tyler]

Like if an alien came down, I gotta do it.

[Brent]

The people at the. There's. There's another lie that we have been bought as a society. We're like, no, no, no. It's okay for some people to say words. These people can't. If the word itself is bad and it's truly bad, then. Then no one can say it.

[Tyler]

Just want. What is it?

[Brent]

Consistency. I just want consistency. I'm just crazy like that. I'm just a crazy guy that wants.

[Tyler]

Joking with facts here.

[Brent]

Just joke. Just facts. Joking. Just new facts.

[Magnet]

Amendment applies to that a lot more than it does the flag.

[Brent]

New facts. Goofing over here.

[Drew]

100. Yeah, 100%.

[Brent]

No.

[Drew]

That desert guy. 50 bucks. Love it, buddy. Thank you for the love. Thursdays are for the boys. Love you guys watching on my break at mcas. Yuma Outro. Request My curse by Kill Switch in Game.

[Tyler]

Harvester. We got great Metallica and Kill Switch.

[Brent]

Yeah, we got some great requests to tonight.

[Tyler]

What was the Kill switch on? I can't read it.

[Drew]

My curse.

[Tyler]

My curse.

[Drew]

Jacob started following Copville a while ago when I was trying.

[Tyler]

And then I unfollowed him.

[Drew]

Trying IGN to figure out life. About to graduate Waco PD Academy. Inspired by y' all boys.

[Magnet]

Congrats, man.

[Brent]

Heck, yeah.

[Magnet]

Remember, remember, you work for the people.

[Tyler]

Not the building contract.

[Magnet]

Work for your people of the community.

[Brent]

I think it's great advice.

[Drew]

Bill the butcher. Brent, what do you think of Sarah Adams saying we're on the verge of a major terrorist attack on the homeland? By the way, got me a T shirt from Counterculture and Cpl. Deltas. All right, what is Cpl.

[Brent]

Couple.

[Drew]

Couple Deltas and Cutter from FRCC Thursday nights for the boys. Thank you, Bill.

[Brent]

I got. I got two things to say say about that one. It's almost like the guy that goes around saying, the stock market's gonna crash, the stock market's gonna crash. And then. And then three years later, the stock market crashes and he goes Aha. Well, it's gonna happen. So it's. It's for you just to say there's gonna be another terrorist attack. You. It means. It means nothing if you're that dialed in and you know what's gonna happen. Tell me where they're at. Tell me what they're planning. Tell me where they're gonna do it. Now you have intel there is a terrorist attack.

[Drew]

It's. And we're dealing with. It's called ice. Ice. It's a terrorist attack.

[Brent]

So. And. But to go a little less harsh on her. That's. Originally. That's. But I'm not walking that first statement back by any means. The other thing is that this. She's an intel analyst. The same intel analyst that every objective I went on said there's 40 to 50 to 80 bad guys in the area. And the chances of a qrf of 30 bad guys and jingle trucks in 10 minutes coming to attack your thing and then never see in a third of that. She sees all these reports. She sees a lot more things than we see. And that's just their nature. They see a lot of the negative. And. And they. They're in that. I don't think they intentionally. Fear monger. They just. It's kind of like cops because you deal with liars and negative people all the time, so you kind of start to feel like everyone's a liar. Negative. Yeah. It's. It's the same thing.

[Tyler]

You become cynical to the.

[Magnet]

Well, and I think on your terrorist attack fabrication is if you say there's nothing going to happen and it does, you look really bad. If you say there's 30 dudes with tanks coming, they're not there. Everybody's really happy about that result. They're not so happy about being told everything's good.

[Brent]

And then. I'm not mad at her for doing it. She's got to take her with a grain of salt.

[Tyler]

She did. She took a jab out of. Didn't she?

[Brent]

I think she did. She's. She's. She's friends with that whole Tick with. Yeah. With the Benghazi guys. Was it Tig. Tig put out a country song that dissed the. The Delta Force guys. Throwing. Throwing the dead body off the roof again. I got their book.

[Jason]

She signed it.

[Brent]

You son of a. But he. He reminds you of the guy. And so he. He's. He's one who won't let it go. But. But if you say something back to him, like he plays the victim card real quick, like, oh, how dare you Say anything to me, like. Well, then. Then stop talking. Stop talking.

[Tyler]

He's like that kid that keeps punching in the back.

[Brent]

You turn around, right? Yeah.

[Drew]

Adam W. Says 50 grenades couldn't do the damage that you guys and Nate did to little Timmy's legacy, and it took nothing but truth. Go figure. Truth is free.

[Brent]

Oh, we should. Maybe we should have a shirt. You know, the. The. The greater than sign truth over grenades. I'll tell you, we got to get the. The T shirts are gonna. Yeah, we're gonna crush it with some ideas. Thanks.

[Drew]

And stickers.

[Brent]

Thanks to you guys.

[Tyler]

Is it 10? Oh, it's not 10.

[Brent]

Did it. Did it go offline again, Drew?

[Drew]

Yeah, I'm almost there.

[Tyler]

And we're back. Yeah, stick around. Or stick around. Geez. Soon enough, we'll have the antihero merch store up, which will have way more designs than me and Brent can draw and put out on our own. So you'll have lot more to pick from. Anything from hats, coffee mugs, hoodies, T shirts, you know, anti hero designs. So we're working. We're working to get that up and running. So probably be separate from our actual website. It's a. It's like an owned merch website. But hang on. In the meantime, go to frcc shop or counterculturingthreads.com and you can get anti hero merch there. So limited, but Brent drew it on the computer.

[Drew]

Dusty O with a hundred dollars, and all he has to say is amen.

[Tyler]

That was to your prayer.

[Drew]

Oh, heck yeah.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

All right. There you go. Thank you.

[Tyler]

About 40 people commented amen, by the way, Drew, that's awesome.

[Drew]

All right. Siraj Kumar says, Tyler looking submissive and beatable today. And that's coming from a guy who just can only give two bucks.

[Brent]

Oh, Drew.

[Drew]

Oh, sorry. Hey, if you dish it out, you got to be able to take it.

[Tyler]

Well, you got to say it's not mine.

[Magnet]

He's not the tallest one around anymore.

[Drew]

Hey, you know, you. Could you come out the gate, you know, dissing my boy here? You know, it's gonna go both ways. Brandon Pratt says instead of nationwide assault weapons ban, can we just have a nationwide Democrat ban?

[Magnet]

What a great place. What a great place.

[Tyler]

Well, me and Brent were talking the other day. I don't know if it was alive or if we were just talking, but I think it was last live where like what used to be the beautiful thing about this country is that I think people are inherently one. They're inherently liberal hearted or they're inherently super Conservative as far as most things go. And what made our country great is that if most of us agreed on one thing, we would go that way and we could all agree on certain things. And now it's so polarizing that literally, if you support Trump, we can't. Like, we can't get on board with anything Trump says. And it's just. It's wild because I know I'm not the most. I'm a cynical cop. I don't. I'm not gonna let anybody near me. I'm not gonna feed a homeless person. I know what that. You know. But if everybody was like me, the world might be a weird place. So you kind of need people with big hearts to get right, you know? But if everybody left their front doors open, we'd be like, Canada. So kind of.

[Magnet]

But you can't watch things change for the better and then just try to find something else to make. Yeah, it's like, well, the gas prices are still 298. Like, okay. Like, everything else is going really well, so let's find something completely off the wall to complain about or just to complain about it in general. He's Trump. Okay. Like, is there anything else to that?

[Tyler]

Racist people gotta complain about that.

[Magnet]

Yeah, exactly.

[Brent]

Well, that's. The Trump derangement syndrome is beautiful. It's beautifully named. The. It is a real thing, for sure.

[Tyler]

The most triggering man in the world.

[Drew]

Rex Danger says, what's the issue with Axon? I know an engineer. They're up here in Seattle. It's as bad as you think here.

[Magnet]

By the way, the devil.

[Drew]

What's Axon?

[Tyler]

Axon. First off, Axon is the. We've talked about this for. Axon is leading the charge in the law enforcement industrial complex. There is money to be made in the private sector. With law enforcement, it's not just cops anymore. It's cops. And it's about 20 cops and about 80% the technology they use.

[Brent]

Right.

[Tyler]

For some things like you can't. You have to keep up with crime. So, yes. All the advancements in technology that we use, that we have to pay for, that are invented by civilians, that we buy or purchase or subscribe to. Absolutely need it. But they don't have law enforcement by the balls like Axon does. If you are not equipped with body cam i100, Axon has a list of every agency that doesn't use them. And as soon as there's a mishap or a bad shoot or even a shoot and the public goods. Can we see the body cam? Axon's Gonna be like, hey, we tried to sell it to them. They didn't want it.

[Brent]

Yeah, here's. I'm gonna give you guys because this is your lane. I'll give you all. You give you guys.

[Magnet]

Other side to this is their. They're doing that and then they're expanding it to like, monopolize the entire game. So now they're doing. Where the body cam writes a report for you. How dangerous is it that a human being becomes so reliant on technology that I go to a call and I can't, in my own words, articulate what I saw? AI writes it. @ some point, I'm sitting in front of a jury, and now I'm in that position where I didn't write that. I can't even. Not only did I not, but I can't. I'm going to regurgitate what AI wrote in a language that I don't speak and try to recall the best way to recall something, to write it the way you saw it and in your own terms. I may use this word. I may misspell every damn word, but it's my language. I wrote it.

[Brent]

Right.

[Magnet]

This is how I remember it. And it's easy. They're making it impossible.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Magnet]

To not buy their products.

[Brent]

It's. It's not. It's not a history class in. In high school. Like, it. A. AI can't. Doesn't understand the intent in people's eyes. They don't under. It doesn't understand body language. It. It get. I think that's a slippery slope right there.

[Magnet]

The whole thing's crazy.

[Brent]

What. What? As an outsider looking in, this is my biggest problem with Axon. And it's really has more to do with who they are as a company, which is this. Their motto is to make the bullet obsolete.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Brent]

And so if. If they were more of, hey, I want to, you know, supplement law enforcement with things that, like, they needed to get done. Like, it's. It goes back to kind of like intent and who they are. Like, I would think a little higher of them, but they literally want to take all lethal weapons away from law enforcement. I got a problem with that because guess what? Some. Sometimes. Sometimes people who want to kill innocent people have to die. They have to die right now with a. With a bullet that will kill them 100% of the time if it's properly placed. And. And you talk about it on the show all the time, Tyler, how effective is that? How effective is that taser?

[Tyler]

Less than 25.

[Brent]

And. And if your family's Life is on the line. You don't want a taser. You want lethal force. And taser wants to take that away.

[Magnet]

And here's a slippery slope. We want our cops to be like, we want. We as people in this room want our cops to be aggressively patrolling and eliminating crime. There's a whole sector of the country that doesn't want that. Somewhere in the middle is the right area. Now, this thing tells on you if you, it's. It's scanning as you talk. If you say certain words, it will notify your chain of command that you said the F word or you said.

[Brent]

Yeah, well, definitely. It'll definitely. If you put a Burger King hat.

[Magnet]

On you, it's going to tell you, sergeant, but it is telling on you. So now cops are going to be hesitant to even talk and say that it just creating an environment that takes away from human application replaces it with technology. And then I think Tyler's point is correct, they're going to start going, well, if you had our AI technology on that report, it would have been done better. If you'd had that body cam, this would have been done better. And then they're going to open you up to get sued because you didn't do it. So it's a huge problem. And they had the biggest, beautiful is baddest display at NTOA Cages, and everything was out.

[Brent]

It's, it's another classic case, though, of they, they, they sell it to the city council, the city council pushes it down and it briefs well, but they don't talk to the people who actually can explain why this is.

[Magnet]

If you're a citizen with no idea about law enforcement, you watch an axe on display, you're like, we should have thousands of those things. They should own everything, Bruce.

[Brent]

Well, all right.

[Drew]

Mr. Lobotomy back in again says, do we think the Rapture is imminent? Based on prophecy and global headlines matching signs. Jesus told us to watch for Mr. Lobotomy for those who may not know what the Rapture is. The Rapture is the time that all the believers in Christ Jesus will be removed from the earth immediately. And the dead in Christ will also rise to meet him in the air before the wrath of God comes upon the earth. For all the earth dwellers, yes, the Rapture is imminent. If you go to Titus, chapter 2, verse 13, it says that we are waiting for, for the blessed hope, and that is the coming of our Lord Jesus. So it is the next thing, it is imminent to believe anything different, you have to go to Bible school to get done. All right. Or read it in a book.

[Brent]

All right, so like next year?

[Drew]

No, I can't do that.

[Brent]

Well, what's imminent? Imminent?

[Drew]

Anytime. Imminent means anytime.

[Tyler]

Oh, real quick.

[Drew]

Anytime.

[Brent]

That's not what imminent means.

[Drew]

Yeah, it's imminent.

[Brent]

Imminent means anytime.

[Drew]

Yeah, yeah.

[Tyler]

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[Drew]

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[Tyler]

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[Brent]

All right.

[Tyler]

And then Drew P's first.

[Drew]

Here we go. Hopefully you guys can hear it.

[Brent]

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[Tyler]

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[Tyler]

And we're back. Said the same thing twice but we weren't back. So I said it again.

[Drew]

Kenneth with five bucks says Hot Topic. Have the biker gang chapters patrol the streets by schools. They do not take child touchers or people wanting to do harm to kids seriously.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Okay.

[Brent]

We've talked about on the podcast before and we were talking about believe they called them the Freedom Riders. Those biker gangs that would back. Back when the, when the. The gwat was going strong. We were having funerals all over the place all the time. And then, and then those, those stupid hippies would show up to military funerals protesting and at some point I believe they're called Freedom Riders and these biker gangs would show up with flags and surround the whole funeral and protect the Baptist church. You said protest and man, I'll tell you the. Of course these. Oh, unless you know, not everyone gets to watch all of our episodes which is ridiculous. You better. I learned something about. Was it the 3 percenters, the 1 percenters? That where that term came from. From. From Scott.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Scott Payne. Tell the story. A few mercs. I don't want to butcher it.

[Tyler]

No. So the North American Rider association, something like that, they put out a statement a long time ago. Like a long time ago when our country was demonizing motorcycle riders because of what outlaw motorcycle clubs were doing. And they said that only, only 1% of motorcycle riders are. Are. Oh, sorry. They said 99 of motorcycle riders are law abiding citizen. Which gave the Outlaws a badge of honor.

[Brent]

They're like.

[Tyler]

Without even them knowing.

[Brent]

That's right.

[Tyler]

They said oh, we're only 1%.

[Brent]

We're the 1%. Yeah. Which was. Which is, which is a great segue into what I'm saying. Which is, you know. Yeah, there are some outlaw motorcycle people there. They're. They, they're 1%. They wear it like a badge of honor.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

There's a lot of motorcycle clubs that, that would do that and, and love to get involved in good Things like that. And I love it. I'm all about.

[Magnet]

Would be way better than having teachers armed.

[Brent]

Yeah. Up.

[Magnet]

And there's a bunch of bikes around the school. Forget it.

[Brent]

In a weird way, I don't know, you'd really have to show me another sect of. Of, of, of people. You know, group of people that will show up willing to protect and possibly even do violence for good. Yeah, Motorcycle clubs will. Because.

[Tyler]

Well, here's the. Here's the thing. Is that everybody at that funeral could. It's not their time. They're mourning. So the last thing that a bunch of veterans want to do is focus on that. So they kind of step in.

[Brent]

Right. Yeah.

[Tyler]

And, you know, take that. Take that role on. Which I think is pretty cool, because that's not. You know, they're volunteering to fight that fight. Heather let me know that a guy named Sean in the comments said, did the guy who donated for $444, saying thanks for keeping Christ the center of the podcast get read.

[Brent]

Whoa.

[Tyler]

I did not see. Was early on. Okay.

[Brent]

Oh, my gosh.

[Tyler]

I am so sorry. Thank you so much. If you could just donate $2 so we can see it. Say that was me with the $444.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I'm so glad Heather caught that. I didn't see. And Sean Connor as well. And apparently everybody in the room caught it but didn't tell me, so I'm just kidding. But thanks, guys.

[Brent]

Or.

[Drew]

Or the guy that reads the chats.

[Tyler]

But again, thank you so much and just donate two bucks so we can see who you are. And thank you.

[Brent]

Absolutely. Oh.

[Drew]

Kenneth. Nope, already did. Kenneth. Papa Penguin.

[Brent]

He's back.

[Drew]

A hundred dollars. Wish I could be optimistic about things politically. Well, seems ever since Slick Willie got impeached, it's just been tit for tat. Debt continues to go up, lawfare gets worse, and instead of legislation, we get executive orders. $100 to touch Peel stand.

[Brent]

I love.

[Drew]

Is that the song?

[Brent]

Yeah. Yeah. 100 bucks.

[Tyler]

What is it?

[Brent]

Touch peel stand. 100 bucks.

[Tyler]

Oh, another 100.

[Drew]

An additional 100.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I was right. 122 adult money rules.

[Brent]

Hashtag. Here's someone. Someone had one of the greatest, greatest solutions to our debt problem. And I'm like, why don't we do that? Why don't we do that? Here's what we do. We pick a random Chad and we. And we sign over the debt to them. And now Chad owns trillions of dollars. Well, Chad dies, debt problem gone. Yeah. Just sign over the debt to Chad. It's not. It's not that hard. I love it. I love it. Tell me why that won't work.

[Tyler]

It dies with Brad.

[Brent]

Give it to Brad. Give it a Brad. Yeah, same, same. You know. Yeah. I love that idea. Debt problem solved, buddy. Look at us. We're fixing all sorts of problems, all sorts of problems on the show.

[Magnet]

Is a debt real?

[Brent]

There's an argument that it's not real.

[Magnet]

But honestly, can you touch it?

[Brent]

Rephrase the question.

[Drew]

Be more specific.

[Magnet]

Touch my debt. Can you touch my.

[Brent]

Like, is it real?

[Drew]

Is it.

[Brent]

I mean, suck my debt.

[Magnet]

Does it. I mean.

[Drew]

Deadhead. All right, Just Butter says. Question for Brent. What was your. What was your four first impressions of the 24sts?

[Brent]

Oh, first impressions. I'm not gonna say it wasn't positive. It's. It's tough to, like, when you're like, absolute first impressions was basically like getting to, you know, to. To the unit and being like, hey, this is our attachment. Like the. This is the support guys that are gonna do our. Our fire and medic. And I was like, okay, so that's not like a really awesome, like, first impression, but doesn't have anything to do with them. Had to do with my lack of knowledge of how good they are and what they did. It took about one deployment to find out they are the absolute. CCTs are the best at calling fire and. And trust me, CC Whiteside CCTs are good at stacking aircraft and calling fire. I was always impressed with them. And so to see the 24 do it the way they do it was just. Just amazing. And same thing for PJs. They're just. They're one of the best direct supports we could ever ask for.

[Drew]

Joe Saunders's joke song request for the Night. The Black Keys, Wild Child. Or we do a song. Sing along to the Partridge Family, I think I love you cash for the beer and bourbon Fund.

[Tyler]

Thank you, bro.

[Brent]

Thank you. Thank you, Joe.

[Drew]

That would be funny. Evil Abe Lincoln. $75.

[Magnet]

That's a cool name.

[Brent]

It is.

[Drew]

How did a trainee buy a gun? Is it training or tranny? How do you say it?

[Magnet]

How do you.

[Drew]

Is it training?

[Brent]

A trainee is someone who's training.

[Drew]

Is that what it is?

[Tyler]

Training or training?

[Brent]

Transvestite?

[Drew]

I thought when we were. I thought teenagers. I thought. I thought we called them trainees.

[Tyler]

What's it say?

[Brent]

No, a trainee is someone who's in training.

[Drew]

Well, I know we have different words. Like a toe. You can't say toe is just a digit on your foot. A toe could be something else.

[Brent]

A is short for transvestite. So we, we can, we can understand the pronunciation based on.

[Drew]

Okay, sorry, I'm not up on the weirdo queer lingo. How did a buy a gun? I thought mental illness bar you from being able to buy one. JVT for life. In song Another World by Go gyra go gyra. $75 for another world.

[Magnet]

Scribble, scribble, scrabble.

[Brent]

I think it's a, it's a. It's a slippery slope. And, and I've said it before and here's Magnet. I'm gonna throw this to you as, as, as, as being a gun guy. Okay. I'm very adamant about. I've said it many times. They shall not be infringed, shall not be in fringe. But again, but of sorts, you have to read intent and you know, try to figure out what our founding fathers would really want. Do you think a truly disabled person, mentally disabled person can have a firearm? Even though technically they. If, if they'd have meant that. The argument would be if they meant that, then they would have wrote that. But they didn't write that. They wrote shall not be infringed. So is that a gun law, a gun control. That's what it is that you would. That you would agree with every two.

[Tyler]

A person staring at you like this.

[Brent]

Oh, the Ultra. The Ultra 2A's are the.

[Tyler]

Some of the crazy not be infringed.

[Brent]

Right.

[Jason]

It shouldn't be infringed. But if they're going to compare.

[Drew]

You said.

[Jason]

But, but if they're going to compare us to a mentally handicapped person.

[Brent]

That's not, that's not what I'm asking. Okay, all right, just. Okay, go ahead.

[Jason]

Then it. Then they should be infringed because they're. We're being compared to a mentally disabled person and our rights are being taken away or being compared to theirs.

[Magnet]

I don't think they had them in mind when they wrote it. I don't think there was enough people in that aspect of men because they.

[Brent]

Didn'T have all the shots from big pharma. They didn't have that problem.

[Drew]

People were.

[Magnet]

I guarantee you that that never crossed their mind because we have become such a up society with everything. You're right. All the, all the stuff they put in us vaccines, all the stuff that's us up stuff in our food they have created with everything else mental. They did not write. They met everybody because back then, yeah, I think everybody across there was probably very few instances of that mental health. And you're talking mental health based on all the society stuff we have now, there was probably mentally ill people. And when I want to. I don't say retarded, but whatever. You want to use the term people born with some type of defect.

[Brent]

Right.

[Magnet]

They don't get a gun. And they probably didn't even consider that because everybody would make. Be common sense.

[Brent]

Right.

[Magnet]

They didn't think some dude run around purple hair, but was gonna be buying a gun.

[Brent]

And, and let's be, let's. Let's go down that road for a second. There weren't a lot of. There were no insane asylums. The government wasn't involved. And so. So who was taking care of the mentally crazy people at the time?

[Magnet]

I don't know if there were. Yeah.

[Brent]

Families.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

If there was, I didn't even know.

[Magnet]

It because they were able to do it their own way. There's no government step in and say, you can't beat a lot of them.

[Brent]

I'm going down this sort of say they. They didn't have to put it in there because it was understood that families would step involved. Like, you don't need a gun.

[Magnet]

Oh, structured homes.

[Brent]

Structured homes. And now we're back to structured homes.

[Jason]

But a lot of things. What happened to those people back then? They were shunned. A lot of those people that were.

[Magnet]

Crazy, they didn't make it out of the house. Right.

[Brent]

Community.

[Magnet]

They're outside with old Red back in the back. The dog, he was.

[Jason]

I mean, we're talking about when they're hanging people in the streets. You know, there's a lot.

[Brent]

But you're right, you're right.

[Magnet]

And when they said everyone, everyone was. I would imagine there was a large. Almost all people were probably normal. When I say the word normal, nobody was thinking about being violated or changing their set. There wasn't all that garbage. It was just, we're farming, we're. We're trading. We're doing things to stay alive as a community. We're not worried about Instagram. And I agree. My. Oh, I feel this way today. So they said everyone. They met everyone. Yeah, that was. That's. That's what they meant.

[Drew]

Jennison11 I'm sorry, no.

[Brent]

You guys on the couch want to say something? I don't know if it looked like you. You wanted to. If. If you did.

[Josh]

I mean, one thing I'll say is.

[Brent]

Higher pitch. Yeah.

[Josh]

One thing I saw.

[Brent]

Wrong direction. Wrong direction.

[Drew]

One thing I saw.

[Josh]

No, I saw something on YouTube and it was a commercial back in the 60s and it was two mentally handicapped kids and they're like these kids will never be able to hold a job and they'll never. And at the end it's like they're so. I mean, back then, I don't think. I think it was known that people like that. I mean, there's got to be a barrier.

[Brent]

Now they're gone. I love older commercials and usually when it has to do with women, it's. Oh yeah, one of them was a tire commercial. And it's. And it's just. It's this girl at night, like in the rain trying to go. You don't know what she's doing, but there's like all these cars and she's like, ah, like, like, like driving is, is too much for her. And she's. But she's trying to pick up. At the end, she's trying to pick up her husband from the airport. And it's a tire commercial. Being like Goodyear Tires, you know, makes, makes sure that she, she, she gets there safely where she's going. And I'm like, that would not fly.

[Magnet]

Like the box for still True Battleship. The original box shows the. The daughter and the mom washing dishes and the dad and the son are at the table playing like you. You can't play this game. You got get in the sink. So yeah, things have.

[Brent]

Or. Or like vacuum commercials are like, get her what she wants. Now you laugh at that. Hold on though. You laugh at that. That commercial still truthfully applicable to this day. Everyone who's married or been married has been. She wants that, Dyson. She wants that.

[Tyler]

But you can't. Why do we have to spend.

[Brent]

But you can't make. You can't make the commercial about it.

[Magnet]

That doesn't mean she's using it.

[Brent]

She just wants it. What you don't do is you surprise.

[Tyler]

Her on Christmas morning with it. You just gift it to her and say, here's the vacuum you wanted.

[Magnet]

Yeah, that's not a Christmas present.

[Brent]

No. No. Gotta return that.

[Drew]

Jennison11 says Brent. Have you seen the video of Rob Reeves Gold Squadron guy falling through a roof? On target and fragging like five guys?

[Brent]

No. No, I haven't seen that. What's the guy's name again?

[Drew]

Rob Reeves.

[Tyler]

Five bad guys.

[Drew]

Gold Squadron falling through a roof. Fraggin five, dude. It's a bad day for five dudes.

[Brent]

That's right.

[Drew]

PNS Golf says Brent. Is park on park still there in Sanford?

[Tyler]

Bet it is.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Oh, we used to do CAG training out there. Playing tag without touching the ground.

[Brent]

Me and Drew have been to park on park many A times Granny's church used to be right by park on Park. First Baptist Church of Sanford used to be right by Park. Man. We have a family picture at park on park, don't we? Do you remember that?

[Drew]

I don't.

[Magnet]

We talked about this.

[Brent]

I'll show you when we're at mom and Dad's house. I. I'll. I'll. I'll show you the picture. I think we have a family picture. Park on.

[Drew]

I'm sorry. We're boring you. Tyler. Casey Smith.

[Tyler]

That one came out.

[Drew]

FBI. FBI Most Wanted. Seems to be fake news. Heard. Heard it on a podcast. Sorry, fellas. It's.

[Tyler]

Well, thank you for doing.

[Brent]

Yeah, thank you.

[Josh]

No, they did say he caught four of the 10.

[Brent]

Three, four, 10.

[Josh]

Which one is seven months?

[Brent]

And this is as bad as a singleton mission from. From. From the. From the Barney Fife of Baghdad, where he was on a Singleton Mission for five days. Seven days. Ten days. Fourteen days.

[Tyler]

It went 10 days. Five days. Seven, seven days, 14 days.

[Drew]

It was 10, seven, then two weeks. Ten, seven, two weeks.

[Josh]

It said in two months he caught three out of seven. He caught four.

[Brent]

Just dropped. I dropped it earlier just a little bit, but you could. You can tell them again.

[Tyler]

Yeah, the. The Shrek Mafia episode's coming out Monday, so.

[Brent]

And here's. And I'm gonna tease it a little bit more because. Because it. It, It. It warrants this when. When Nate from Valhalla dropped his. About the foia. And we can talk about here, because it's. It's. It's been dropped. And if you guys don't know, like I said, we. We said that today earlier on a recording. I didn't say it here on the live. I'm getting things.

[Tyler]

It's all one long day.

[Brent]

Yeah, like we said, they didn't hear yet. Is that if you guys don't know if you've been living in a rock. John McPhee, he's not a Green Beret. He got his Green Beret tab pulled. He's not a sergeant major. He got demoted to master sergeant. He got a security clearance pulled. He got four fired from. From his position at JSOC after he was fired from the unit. And we'll tell you on Monday's episode why he was fired from the unit. So the guy's been fired in the military twice. What does it take to get your tab pulled, to get your security clearance pulled, to get demoted from sergeant major. That's a big deal to get demoted from sergeant major. And Ferris, Chris Ferris, the sergeant major at the time Told was. Is quoted as saying, I could have pulled his Ranger tab. I would have pulled that, too. You. What did you do that was so bad? I don't know. How about raping a chick, holding a chick at gunpoint, another man's wife. How about beating up your own wife? Domestic violence? How about things like that? And then all the. All the. All the Tim Kennedy senior lovers out there that can't get off the. This guy's nuts are all in Nate's comment section going, but he was a war hero. Like, he. He was. He was broken. But that's what happens when you're. When you're such a badass war hero. Why? Why? Because he. Because he said he. He said he was a war hero. So you think he got fired from the unit because he was a war hero? You think he got fired from JSOC because he was a war hero? Nope. He's the same turd he's always been. And all those comments that are like, oh, no, he's a war hero. So everything he did, it's. It's okay. Guess what? Big surprise. Maybe he didn't do all the things he told you he did. Just like his buddy Tim. So birds of a feather flock together. And Monday, we'll tell you all about it.

[Magnet]

You can't get any pass on any of those crimes.

[Brent]

You can't.

[Drew]

You can't.

[Magnet]

You get a dui. You're a war hero, you get a dui.

[Brent]

Got it.

[Magnet]

You get a battery, you punch a.

[Brent]

Guy in the mouth all day long.

[Magnet]

But you cannot do anything else. Else and be the war heroes out the window when it comes to that kind of crime all day long justifies treating another human being like that.

[Brent]

Except the fact that you want a war hero. Yeah. So.

[Magnet]

That complicates my.

[Brent]

A little bit.

[Magnet]

But yes, Even if you were.

[Brent]

You don't.

[Magnet]

Even if you were right, you don't get a pass on any of those things.

[Drew]

Papa Penguin back in again says free speech ain't about speech you like. We agree it's about the speech you hate. If you trust our politicians to judge what's more morally right or wrong, you're a fool. Burning the flag is provoking but ain't illegal.

[Brent]

And that's true. It's not illegal until it is. Yeah, it's just not illegal yet.

[Drew]

I wonder how.

[Brent]

But we already. We already. We already established.

[Magnet]

I think it's free speech.

[Brent]

We already established. Hold on. Before. Before you say that we've already established you just can't go burning things.

[Magnet]

I get it. So if you're going to charge them with arson, that's fine.

[Brent]

Okay, sure.

[Magnet]

If there's a state law. But I, I. And as much, obviously, I served the country. Yeah, I did all that. I just. Where do you draw the line? Is it. Can you not. Does it come to the point where you can't say anything negative government, like, where. And I get the flag. I'm all about it draped over coffins. It's the most important. Like, I get it. It's just. Where do you take freedom and say you are all the way free, but you can't do that? And, and do I think it's right? No. Do I think you're a piece of shit? Should you be hitting the head with a bat? There was a bunch of things that happened to you. If you burn a flag when you start to go illegal, it's a. It's just a tough road to go down.

[Brent]

But it's not tough when you look at it through burning. That's just being consistent. Y. Tell me where you can. Tell me where you can burn anything in the city.

[Magnet]

If you're going to go with that.

[Brent]

That's where I'm going with.

[Magnet]

Okay, then I'm with it. Because anybody take that. Here's the other way.

[Drew]

You can say we can round all.

[Magnet]

The homeless people up too, because they can't burn those barrels in the street and keep warm in that. Like, let's get them all. And I'm good with that too. I'm good with that too.

[Tyler]

You guys are popping off some good ideas.

[Magnet]

It's kind of like, yes. You can't just go into the middle of New York City and burn a flag. You shouldn't burn anything. I agree.

[Brent]

I agree.

[Drew]

My argument is, for all the gun guys out there, which I'm one of them, is we like to take the Second amendment and we like to be very specific about the Second Amendment and very careful about the words and what it says and what it doesn't say. I think if we treated the first amount amendment the same way, I think we'd come to the same conclusion that it's about speech, not about actions.

[Brent]

Who brought up the treason thing?

[Drew]

I did.

[Brent]

Let's walk down that road for a second. Treason's not free. Speech is. Does not mean you can say whatever you want without consequences. That is not free speech. We have slander for a reason. We have treason for a reason. You can't say and do certain things. So there is, there is a. I'm not saying that's like a slam dunk thing, but that's something that should be debated. There is something to be said about that.

[Drew]

I wish we could go back in time and see what the actual writers of the First Amendment think about the burning.

[Brent]

I mean, we went back. They would kill him. No one with a mic in front of their face right now is upset about hate speech and be like, hate speech should be okay, because that's free speech. Because we. We do have limited speech. So. But I'm. I'm doing this more to, you know, antagonize the discussion. But. But. But it's not wrong.

[Magnet]

Drew makes the best point. If you'd have burned a flag in front of those guys, they would have killed you where you.

[Drew]

Because they know what it meant. They know exactly what it meant. The only reason we think it means different is because the indoctrination of our public school system, period.

[Brent]

Yeah. Yep. This is. This is for the couch. Are you guys ready? In fact, it might take all three of you to do it. Name the first three presidents of the United States in order. No phones, just the first three guys.

[Josh]

George Washington.

[Brent]

Sure, give it. We got one. We got one.

[Josh]

Hold on.

[Magnet]

Don't Tell me something.

[Josh]

Adams.

[Brent]

Something. Adams.

[Josh]

John Adams.

[Drew]

Juan. Juan Adams.

[Magnet]

John Quincy Adams.

[Tyler]

Two.

[Brent]

I got two. Right. Well, I don't.

[Josh]

I got two.

[Brent]

Give me a full answer. Give me a full answer. But he told you. Sure.

[Drew]

Third one's tough. Third one's not tough.

[Josh]

Quincy Adams is.

[Brent]

That's.

[Tyler]

I don't know his middle name.

[Brent]

All right, well, come on. So I got two.

[Josh]

Y' all gonna help me out?

[Brent]

Are you kidding me?

[Jason]

Oh, I'm dumb.

[Brent]

Okay, all of you, leave. This should have been the entry exam.

[Tyler]

The third one is a very, very, very popular president.

[Josh]

Okay, all right, I got it.

[Brent]

Who? Oh, you said. Okay, I got it.

[Drew]

Ronald Reagan.

[Brent]

Ronald Reagan, sure. Okay, we're on a time. We're one on time restriction here. Thomas Jefferson was the president of the United States Constitution. Oh, you said third.

[Tyler]

I thought you said fourth president.

[Brent]

First. Second. Fourth. All right. Hey, I will say I got two.

[Josh]

Of the three, and they didn't do.

[Brent]

You're right. In fact, so we. We did. We did street interviews at @NTOA. That was one of the questions we asked some guys. Only one person got it right. And John. When you got John Adams, I thought. I thought you had it, because that's where. That's what trips up everyone. Here's a fun fact that I didn't even know until recently. So John Adams actually was the vice president for. For George Washington on The second term. And John Adams was the. Was. Was his rival, like was his opponent in the general election back then. First place goes to the president. Second place goes to the vice president. How crazy is that? So what we would have had, you know, on those. On those same rules, we would have had Trump and Biden.

[Tyler]

Which wouldn't have worked.

[Brent]

Right. So it wasn't until someone find out. Now let me know when Biden. You'll have to Google that a couple different ways, but at one point, the party got to name its own vice president. But for a long time, the opposing party that came in second still got the second highest position in this country as vice president. Wow. That's pretty crazy.

[Tyler]

That 444 super chat I found in the comments, because it was so large, it stays forever, right? It's from Craig Rothman.

[Brent]

Oh, Craig, thank you.

[Tyler]

Thank you for keeping. Keeping this front and center with 21 likes, you know? Yeah. So thank you, bud.

[Drew]

Papa Penguin. Nope, it's evil Abe Lincoln. Back again. Beret or barrette? I guess that's beret. You look like you lost 20 pounds of muscle with that beard trim. Tay Tay, looking jacked as always. In song. Another World by Gojira and the next one.

[Tyler]

If you could say I look tall, I'd appreciate it. How much was it? 10, 25. 25.

[Drew]

So we're at a back man union says Thursdays are for the boys on shift tonight. The best pod in the business.

[Brent]

I love it.

[Drew]

Love it back.

[Brent]

Thank you. Love it. When the guys who. Who. Who serve their community are. Are supporting. It's awesome.

[Drew]

All right. Whiskey T. Fox says, Brent, do you know the cad guy, Jesse Cinco? He streams games like Call of Duty.

[Brent]

I. I don't know him personally. I've only. Yeah, I've heard that there's a cat guy that does that. Does that. But, you know, I'm a.

[Tyler]

Hey, Magnet. Does that now.

[Magnet]

Yeah, he's live right now.

[Jason]

2 hours and 25 minutes.

[Brent]

Was that Robert Cinco?

[Magnet]

Jesse. Jesse thing.

[Drew]

I don't know why it's Jesse.

[Tyler]

How can they follow you on Twitch? Max Twitch.

[Magnet]

I can't even say it's legendary Underscore Magnet.

[Tyler]

What is it?

[Jason]

Legendary underscore Magnet.

[Tyler]

All right, if you. If you're 17 years old and follow Twitch.

[Jason]

Here we go.

[Tyler]

Magnets on there.

[Brent]

No, he won't meet you at the park bathroom.

[Jason]

One of the only platforms that let you actually video firearms.

[Magnet]

Okay, well, all of them will let you just once.

[Brent]

Yeah, yeah.

[Magnet]

You get one chance.

[Brent]

So the.

[Josh]

The 12th Amendment is for what do you want me to do nothing?

[Brent]

Jason, are you coming down with a cold? Yes.

[Josh]

The 12th Amendment, okay, is what stopped that. And it happened in 1804.

[Brent]

That's actually 1804.

[Tyler]

It took that long for them to be like, this isn't going to work.

[Brent]

Every day, you know, 20, what, 29 years, you know, and 20, essentially 30 divided by four. Four years per term. They went through what, five, five terms before they fixed it one too long.

[Tyler]

Here's the thing, is that I think that it would really make them pick good opponent, good candidates. Because if they're like we, if Trump wins, we can't have Kamala Harris as vice president. You know, we don't give a shit if the country goes to hell in a handbasket if she's president, but if Trump's president, we need to have somebody that can get Democratic stuff done with him.

[Drew]

So.

[Tyler]

So let's get a good candidate.

[Brent]

I definitely think it's interesting. But you know what? Here's okay, we've. We've had several presidents assassinated. Now we have a problem to where the party that got put in power. The. If you got to kill that guy, you. You're kind of, you're kind of promoting possibly a power switch. You always got to take him. Take one guy out.

[Tyler]

Are you talking about.

[Brent]

And you get your guy.

[Tyler]

CIA could have possibly killed or just.

[Magnet]

Maybe it would kill him. He could just use political warfare and arrest him and impeach him.

[Brent]

That's right.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah, there you go.

[Magnet]

Yeah.

[Brent]

Now that we say this, I'm all about same party President, vice president for, for, for those reasons. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Magnet]

The vice president walking in going, oh, I saw the president touching a little kid like, like whatever, anything, right?

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Price tally, 50 bucks. Wigga, please. Respectfully, you put the A. Yeah, let's see. Stephen Watkins. $20. The last of my lunch money for the week. Hard headed me. Roger Miller. Keep up the good work. This podcast beats the shite out of the srs. It's Tulary Ag capital of the world toolery. Truly. I don't know. All right, very good. Thank you, brother. Thank you very much. Mr. Mr. Lobotomy back in with a hundred dollars. He's getting stronger as he goes. As a child, learned that lying is way more difficult than telling the truth. You have to remember exactly what you said forever. I don't even remember what I had for breakfast. It's just easier to tell the truth. Unless it's a fart. Then, no, it wasn't me. It was the dog.

[Tyler]

Hey, what do we what do I say about lies?

[Brent]

They're hard to keep track of. And so. And what's great. And you'll see. You'll see it Monday. I'll tease this one, too. I won't give too much specifics, but one of his blatant lies that we call out immediately. Even. There were several times. Even Sean was like. To give me more information. Hey, what is. He says almost like verbatim. He's like, I want you to go very detailed into this story. And you. You can see. You can see Shrek fall apart with the details. And I love it.

[Tyler]

It was good. Sean Ryan did a good job.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Some guy named Valhalla. $10 says. Sorry, guys, late to class today. Just catching the stream. Any thoughts on the Rampage Jackson wrestler beat down incident? If you covered it already, I'll catch it on the replay.

[Brent]

Are you tracking this?

[Josh]

Have you seen that up?

[Brent]

Do we have the. Can someone show. Tell drew the YouTube.

[Tyler]

Just pull up video to Jack's description.

[Josh]

Just type it in.

[Brent]

It'll okay.

[Tyler]

Be anywhere.

[Brent]

Tell them what the. Yeah, Josh, Josh, work with him while we talk about it.

[Tyler]

So now, was Rampage Jackson's son part of that wrestling league?

[Josh]

No, no, I think he was an amateur getting into it and like an extra.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Josh]

And when he met that guy backstage, bullied him.

[Brent]

Well, I think the guy thought he.

[Josh]

Was part of the promotion. So when he was like, who are you? And he's like, I'm whoever, he took a can, which is a prop can, and crashed it over his head because there was cameras there. He was trying to make a statement. And Rampage's son took that as disrespectful. The guy apologized.

[Brent]

Right. There's a kicker. The guy apologized multiple times.

[Josh]

Multiple times. And then I forget what his name is or Shea or something he had brought, or there was a guy there that was friends with him and he was kind of telling. I guess it's called getting a receipt. Like, if somebody hurts you or whatever, you get like a pass to hurt somebody during a match.

[Tyler]

That's a culture thing. That's not it. Yeah, it's not a wrestling culture thing, if you catch what I'm saying.

[Josh]

Oh, I get what you're saying. But this dude was promoting him to, yeah, go, you know, get one back on him. And he, He. He wasn't supposed to come in. A lot of people thought he was supposed to come in, be a part of that fight, and then whatever was going to happen. But he went out on his own to slide into the ring and slam him and then the slam. He was out. Yeah, and then he just started.

[Tyler]

I mean, that'll cause brain damage.

[Drew]

I got the video.

[Brent]

All right. And then he was on a live stream on Twitch. Let's. Let's see the video stuff.

[Josh]

No.

[Drew]

Here we go, boys.

[Josh]

He got bullied.

[Brent]

No.

[Jason]

All right, here's a video.

[Brent]

So it started out as a joke or just a miscommunication. And you can see he's not fighting it. He's out.

[Magnet]

Right there.

[Brent]

He's already out. That ain't wrestling. Look at that.

[Tyler]

That is insane. Now, granted, that guy probably can take a couple punches. That.

[Brent]

That's a lot more what they said.

[Josh]

He stayed down. He broke teeth and his. And he swallowed his teeth and blood. And he couldn't breathe because he was choking on his own blood until they.

[Brent]

Got him out of there.

[Jason]

The wrestler that he did that to was a military vet with ptsd.

[Tyler]

What, are they still doing wrestling moves on them?

[Brent]

No, they're holding. Yeah, they're trying to hold him down, calm them down.

[Magnet]

Twitch did that. Streamers did that.

[Brent]

Yeah, they.

[Josh]

Yeah, they instigated it for sure.

[Magnet]

That's part of the mental.

[Josh]

No, they instigate it.

[Brent]

They're like, oh, do this.

[Josh]

Oh, you're a.

[Magnet]

And then Tick tock and all that other stuff. That is 100. That dude lives in an alternate reality of social media followers that he has to uphold a reputation. He went into his stream and saw people that follow him, that pay his bills by following him and doing that. And he said, I have to now go act like an absolute animal to make up for these guys so they don't unfollow me. That is a social media unhinged mental health problem. That is the same with cops on Tick Tock and everything else. That is what happens right there.

[Drew]

I want to know why he's walking down the sidewalk here and he wasn't detained by all those guys holding down and the cops show up and take him away.

[Magnet]

Well, I mean, in that case, with that show and the promotion, they probably.

[Tyler]

Was like, oh, they wrote like, get rid of them.

[Brent]

So. Okay, so they did. They. They wrote a warrant for him. He's gonna have to pay for. For his crimes. That was a crime that's aggravated.

[Magnet]

Well, that border lies.

[Brent]

Almost attempted murder. Yes.

[Jason]

A lot of the wrestler that he did that to was a military vet with ptsd.

[Drew]

Now, wait a minute now this guy, he did this for social media purposes?

[Magnet]

Well, they're saying that he.

[Drew]

Right, so doesn't that fall under the. The first amendment for free speech? What he did.

[Tyler]

True.

[Drew]

How, how's that, boys?

[Brent]

Boom.

[Drew]

All right. Sorry I had to do that one.

[Brent]

Too soon.

[Tyler]

Too soon. What were you saying, Jason?

[Josh]

What, what were you mentioning?

[Brent]

He.

[Tyler]

I said Magnuson to do that because he's on Twitch now.

[Josh]

No, where were you saying before that? Cuz I forgot when he started talking.

[Tyler]

Oh no, no.

[Magnet]

He's not going to remember.

[Brent]

Oh.

[Josh]

How he was walking off. And I think what it was is a lot of people really love Rampage Jackson and thinks he's a stand up guy. So it's kind of like a catch 22 if they go to try to go after his son. So I think they just kind of got him off.

[Magnet]

He's navigating it very carefully defend. And he's gonna, I get you're gonna stand by your kid, but that's the social media.

[Brent]

He even said syndrome, man.

[Josh]

He even said while it was happening. He was, you could see he was disappointed. He was like, what the. So I'm pretty sure Rampage would agree if he went to prison or got some time.

[Magnet]

Yeah, I would think so.

[Tyler]

It's setting a precedence. They can't not do that. It's not, it's a national story now.

[Brent]

That was tough to watch, to be honest with you. That was, that was so, yeah, I kind of steered clear.

[Tyler]

What do you always say in a street fight? If someone's knocked out, it's over.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

If someone is knocked out, everybody would break that up. Even if your adrenaline's going and you're not seeing it, that's when you break up a fight because that's when it turns in from a, a couple, a couple licks on the jaw to brain damage.

[Magnet]

And you could have been the victim of a battery to start that. The, the, the, the bearded guy could have started that fight, punched him at the point where he eliminates the threat. Those 20 punches after that becomes a crime. I don't care who the instigator is.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Josh]

That's a weakness and ego.

[Magnet]

You have to stop. Even if you were the victim to start.

[Brent]

That is, that is uncalled for.

[Magnet]

That is ab.

[Brent]

That is like, that is mentally challenged. Yeah. That, that is like mentally deranged.

[Magnet]

Like psychotic love statements at the end which nobody stop.

[Josh]

He would stop.

[Brent]

The, the, the no remorse is not going to help his case. Yeah.

[Magnet]

No, no, no.

[Jason]

And it's all on video.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

But allegedly, he allegedly committed a crime.

[Magnet]

Allegedly allegedly assaulted another.

[Brent]

I know, I, I, I hate to do it, but here I go with consistency again. And I'm just saying turn the race Card around and do you think this would be a, a much, much bigger deal if a white guy got embarrassed because something a black guy did and then attempted murdered him in a ring? The city was at it. I know.

[Josh]

It would be on fire.

[Drew]

The mayor would be talking about what.

[Brent]

City was that in? Does anyone know? Oh, in California.

[Magnet]

Oh, yeah, that'd be done.

[Brent]

So don't like that.

[Magnet]

I didn't think about that. That would be a big problem. And then the white guy was walking down the street talking after he did it.

[Brent]

Oh. Oh, my God.

[Tyler]

That's what you're saying? That's the nail in the coffin.

[Brent]

Oh, boy. They would, they would ride over that and they wouldn't stop. They don't want justice, they want revenge. And they wouldn't stop until there was only one outcome, and that's that man in prison for that many, many years or dead.

[Magnet]

They would damage a lot of things either way or dead.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Matthew Gilbert with 20 bucks says on that note, Gavin Debecker would be a cool guest.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Drew]

Thursday is for the boys.

[Tyler]

Yeah, Gavin de Becker. He owns one of the bigger private security firms for celebrities and stuff. And I would love to get Gavin to Becker on.

[Brent]

Gavin to Becker.

[Drew]

Papa Penguin says free investment tip for the boys. Axon Stock is up 900 since 2020.

[Tyler]

Of course it is, because they strong arm all of our police agencies to buy their.

[Magnet]

That taser. 10 sucks. It does, yeah.

[Brent]

It's terrible.

[Drew]

Jesse, Summer, thanks for the five bucks. We appreciate you. Dylan Seal, RIP SSG Ryan Noss Abby Gate August 26, 2021 A CEO.

[Brent]

Alpha Company, second of the 501st, first the 82nd Airborne Division, Geronimo.

[Drew]

Thank you. Brody Martin with $300. Thank you very much for the love, man. Thank you for keeping the lights on. We really appreciate it. In honor of Sergeant Josh Morley, a special or Specialist Tracy Willis, Charlie Company, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne.

[Tyler]

Oh yeah, that was in Samara.

[Drew]

They were part of a four man sniper team killed on 82607 in Iraq. These boys went down fighting, killed a bunch of bad guys till Valhalla Reaper. Josh's dad is SF retired Master Sergeant Joe Morley.

[Tyler]

Hey, Brody. Brody, message us either email at the antihero podcast.com or message us on one of the platforms because that was. That was the same. I joined that company after that deployment. So that was in Samar. That was their scout platoon. They were on a rooftop and it's actually a very valance. What's the word I'm looking for the story is insane. So yeah, hit me up and we'll talk about that, heroes.

[Brent]

Absolutely.

[Drew]

PRCE 5 says any chance I can swing by in two hours on my way up north to pick up a sample pack in honor of Metallica? I choose Mechanics by Megadeth.

[Tyler]

Oh, Metallica.

[Brent]

Drew you come.

[Drew]

I sample pack. Yeah. Go to FRCC shop and go to contact and email me and we'll figure it out. Go to FRCC shop and that email will go to me. Jennison 11 back in. I said. I brought up my dad's max bench being 600 plus last week. He's always been natty and was the country's strongest first responder for a couple of years. I truly live in the shadow of a giant.

[Brent]

Could you. There's. There's about a million first responders nationwide. One in a million. Like that's. And there, there are some animals out there.

[Magnet]

God awful weight man. Jesus.

[Brent]

Who.

[Magnet]

I like to see him. How big is he? Like that's.

[Drew]

That's natural strength.

[Josh]

You wouldn't need the jaws of life to get somebody out of a vehicle for sure with him.

[Drew]

He's just gonna pick up the vehicle and take you to the hospital. Papa Pigman again. How did y' all get Isaac Hayes, illegitimate white brother to show up on the couch?

[Tyler]

Who's that?

[Josh]

Who's that?

[Drew]

It's the Isaac Hayes illegitimate, illegitimate white.

[Tyler]

Brother is Isaac Hayes a black guy?

[Drew]

Who's Isaac Hayes? Yeah, yeah.

[Tyler]

So you look like a white.

[Josh]

No, it's my voice.

[Magnet]

Yeah, the deep voice.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah.

[Drew]

I thought that Jason guy was a black guy. All right, Jesse Sumner says good question here, good questions here. How many guys slip through the cracks in the queue? 18x here. At least five turd nuggets from my OSUT got selected. Have you ever failed a course? How did you bounce back?

[Tyler]

Ain't no dude sliding my cracks.

[Brent]

There's. There's every, every echelon. You go there, there are turds, there's just less turds. The filter gets better. Yeah, the filter gets better. And, and those same turds. The Q course isn't over with. They still got to live, you know, through. Through their team time in an oda and they get filtered out again, so. But the process works. Overall, the process works. Have I ever failed a course? I never failed a course going up through my whole SF career, military career, up to sf. My first failure was Delta Force selection. I was. I did not make it to the. I made it almost to the end, but I did not make it to the end. The end on My first selection. But instead of feeling like a failure, I actually was extra motivated because I realized that that course was not bigger than me and I needed to come back and train my ass off like an animal and go back and kick it in the nuts. And that's exactly what I did. And that's how you should deal with failure. It should drive you.

[Magnet]

I failed SWAT the first time and I refused the second time.

[Brent]

I failed spot twice.

[Magnet]

Did you?

[Brent]

No.

[Magnet]

I feel failed the first time. And I was. I made up the same mentality. Was like, I'm never gonna feel like that again. I'm gonna go train 10 times. What I need to do steroids.

[Drew]

Red 40 actual says. Sorry if it's been brought up already, but Air Force Global Strike Command has reportedly restored the M17 into service. Thoughts?

[Tyler]

I don't know what that is.

[Magnet]

The gun. The Sig.

[Drew]

Yeah. Air Force, they, you know, the guy.

[Magnet]

Alleged. They put it down on the table and it killed the guy.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah.

[Magnet]

They were playing click drum McGraw and they lied about it. So they reinstated it.

[Tyler]

Conspiracies. I like it.

[Drew]

Brody Martin says I got my FRCC order today. K cups, shirt, hat, and anti hero squad cast tank tops.

[Tyler]

Nice.

[Drew]

Nice.

[Magnet]

Awesome.

[Brent]

Thank you.

[Drew]

Love it. Brody. Let's see. Oh, wait a minute. Yeah, that's weird. Okay. Papa Penguin. No selection process is Perfect.

[Tyler]

Yep. Yeah.

[Drew]

Jennison 11. Rob Reeves was unfortunately a Kia on extortion 17. I'll post the video of him on the roof in the Patreon. Unless you talk to Andy or anyone that served with him. So that was the guy that fell through the roof and.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Drew]

Got the grenades?

[Brent]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Magnet]

Send it.

[Drew]

Holy fook, says Brent. What's the difference between shade grown versus sun grown tobacco for cigars, which is best and which do you prefer?

[Brent]

So when they say it's exactly there in the title, Sun Grown usually has a little more of an earthy taste to it. I've had good shade grown. I've had good earth grown. It's. Those aren't the only variables to it. So it's. It's a little bit more. It's a little more deeper than that. But. So like I said, I've had good both. At the end of the day, the. A good. A good filler matters. Matters way more.

[Drew]

Let's see. Zulu whiskey says, what's up, boys? Just got the girls tucked in after 14 hour road trip. Had to stop by and say what's up. And Thursday nights for the boy boys. Also, TK is gay. Never forget Papa Penguin back In again, slander, treason, and torching random stuff in the streets ain't comparable to burning the flag. A constitutionally protected activity. Criminalizing, provoking speech is the path to shredding freedom. Ted Bundy's Volkswagen says.

[Brent]

Do you think.

[Drew]

TK learned to be to lie better because Shrek was his boss. As at some point. Also, is FRC going to release a petite Corona size at some point would be great because I don't always have that long to smoke.

[Tyler]

Grown men, first off, should not ask for anything petite.

[Brent]

Here's.

[Drew]

Except for women.

[Brent]

The petite cigars, ironically, not even women.

[Drew]

Yeah, that's true. I like them thick.

[Brent]

The size of these, the size of the cigars doesn't. Doesn't matter. Doesn't change the price a whole lot, right? So what you need to do, I, I mean, it's. I know what you're asking, but what you need to do is, is, is we're always going to offer, for the most part, the same size smoke half of a stick and throw it away. That way, you always have a box of sticks that are there for a longer smoke because you're going to end up paying almost the same price. Price.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

So just. I know it's. I know it's painful. I know it's painful because I, I, I.

[Tyler]

You hate getting.

[Brent]

Oh, I will not, I will not, not finish a cigar. But that is the, that is the answer for that.

[Drew]

Well, what I do is if I smoke half of one, I'll leave it in the ashtray, and then I'll come back, you know, days later, and I'll relight it.

[Tyler]

I'm saying. But it does.

[Drew]

Not exactly the same. But it's. It doesn't taste exactly the same, especially at first, but you get over it. Evil abe Lincoln with $40. Thank you. And he's back in again. Because I'm tired of the boomer metal like Metallica constantly winning the end songs. Here's another 40. For another world by Gojira.

[Tyler]

All right, we're at a. We're at 100.

[Drew]

Pronounce the bad name like a Japanese guy saying Godzilla.

[Tyler]

I always said that. I always said that. If you watch the 1997 Godzilla movie, @ the very beginning, they're trying to ask this witness what happened to this ship with claws. And he's like, koshiro.

[Drew]

Koshiro Kushira.

[Tyler]

There's one person on this earth that thinks like me when I hear that.

[Drew]

But there is a reason why Metallica always wins. They're awesome. Papa Penguin Rampage got his nickname for Having an uncontrollable temper. Anyone that expects a different outcome from that scenario probably married a stripper. AS&E3 in the UFC ring.

[Magnet]

That's acceptable.

[Jason]

Yeah, that's different.

[Magnet]

That's a different world.

[Drew]

Timber lumberjack says. Sup, fellas? Tyler. Only we poop inside.

[Tyler]

What do you say? Only what?

[Drew]

Only we poop inside.

[Magnet]

You are deaf, you know.

[Drew]

What's up, fellas?

[Magnet]

Legit death.

[Tyler]

Only we poop inside.

[Magnet]

It doesn't matter.

[Tyler]

Well, I heard it. I thought maybe I misheard it because.

[Brent]

It doesn't make any sense.

[Magnet]

I spent four days with you saying, huh?

[Drew]

Timber lumberjacks. Give us another 1.99 and.

[Tyler]

And expound we poop inside.

[Drew]

Yeah, pontificate.

[Tyler]

Why do I get the really extravagant.

[Drew]

Well thought somebody's pooping outside for some reason. I don't know what's going on.

[Tyler]

Frank gets paragraphs asking about things, and I get we poop inside for $2.

[Drew]

That's not true. Some people call you submissive and beatable for $2.

[Tyler]

At least giving me more money.

[Magnet]

Nobody's called him tall yet.

[Drew]

All right, 999. Let's see. Thank you guys for your service. Bent, is it too late to be a ranger or even in the unit being 25?

[Brent]

Heck no.

[Drew]

You're in the prime, bro.

[Brent]

No, you're in your prime. Yeah, you're in your prime, buddy. In fact, you have time to go be a ranger for four. This is what I would tell you to do. You have time to go. And because the. The Special forces course is longer, it take you half the time. Go be a ranger right now for four years at 29. Go try out for the unit just like I did when I was. When I was 29. 30. But you. You're in your prime, buddy. Go crush it. Go crush it and live. Live the rest of your life with a one hell of a story to tell.

[Magnet]

Yeah, I wish I would have done that. I waited till 33.

[Drew]

TBD says. Hey, boys. Was there ever anything to come out of that Special forces guy smoking the Chechenian also wins the Tango Tango episode coming. Stay safe for this weekend.

[Brent]

Any update on. On one of. On. On the Widow coming in from the.

[Tyler]

Tongo tongo March 20th or September 20th.

[Brent]

Okay.

[Tyler]

It's not a hundred percent.

[Brent]

Oh, yeah. All right.

[Tyler]

We're closer every day.

[Brent]

Yeah, I. I really want to do that episode.

[Drew]

What about the. The special forces guy smoking a Chechen? Anything to come out of that?

[Brent]

The fort. The. The guy on Fort Bragg that smoked that. That smoke. Remember? We Covered that story. Yeah. No, no, not yet. I haven't heard anything else about that. Yeah, I guess. I guess. I guess the dead Chechen isn't pressing charges.

[Drew]

Dakota.

[Brent]

Ha.

[Drew]

Says smoking a FRCC cigar for the first time. Let's go. Haven't smoked in like seven years. Much love, boys. All right.

[Brent]

Hell yeah. Hey, you know what? But I'd love for you to smoke four day like I do and be a great customer, but you know what? Every. Everything in moderation, man. Have a. Have a Thursday. Have a. Have a one Thursday night cigar and. And relax and enjoy yourself. Everything in moderation, man.

[Drew]

Keep it special.

[Brent]

With a glass of bourbon and a.

[Tyler]

Cup of coffee that morning.

[Brent]

And a cup of coffee that morning. We'll. We'll get you on one day on that special day. We'll. We'll start you off right. We'll finish you off right. Like a. Like.

[Tyler]

That sounds weird.

[Brent]

I do some of that. Like a good Asian massage. That's our. That's our new slogan. Frcc. Like a good Asian massage. We'll start yet. We'll start.

[Magnet]

Start you out right.

[Drew]

I hope this episode has finish you.

[Brent]

I got. I gotta massage it a little bit, man.

[Drew]

I hope this episode has a happy ending. All right, Brody Martin. Oh, that's too much.

[Brent]

I'm showing mom.

[Drew]

All right. Brody Martin. Hell yeah. Tyler, I'll hit you up. My partner at work was on that deployment with Morley and Willis. Don't hate us. We're feds in Tampa, but we're cool.

[Tyler]

Yeah, man. You need to come to a live.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Kane Corso. Kane Corso. I called Ice on Yusuf. Feel bad, but I need the frc. See? Cigar money. Inshallah, habibi.

[Brent]

Real quick. And I wanna. I want to say something to address one more thing and hate to take the phone out of the room, but something I have to address, but it's not a big. It's. It's not a bad thing, but just want to address it here. You know, Vanessa no longer works for FRCC or. Or the podcast. But it's not. It's not a. It's not like, oh, hey, what. What. What you do? What? She messed up. I'd rather, you know, talk about it here and. And say, like, hey, people go on to. To. To do different things. It's. It's amicable. There's. I. There's. She can reach out to me anytime. And. And I. And I'll reach out to her anytime I need something. Vice versa. I just feel like if you don't say something, people Just, you know, assume the worst. That girl is one of the most connected girls in the tactical world. She. She knows. She knows everybody. You know, she. She has other opportunities and there's.

[Magnet]

There's only.

[Brent]

There's only so much bandwidth. So. So just. It. It is what it is. And. And like I said, would just rather address it than someone eventually be like, oh, hey, what. What. What happened? Want to say address it? Sounds like I'm addressing a conspiracy or a. Or. Or. Or a bad thing.

[Tyler]

You must get out in front of it.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Just the high school drama.

[Brent]

Yeah, sure. Yeah. Yep.

[Drew]

Yep.

[Brent]

Just being open, honest and forthcoming. I'll. I'll. If. Because if you don't. If you don't say what happened, then the rumor mill will fill the void. So there's the truth. Nothing happened.

[Drew]

If you're listening, we love you people.

[Brent]

People change jobs. Thanks for all you did for us, Vanessa.

[Drew]

She's great. Ted Bunny's Volkswagen. Thoughts on the new Seth Harp book. Just called it out on another stream, but the host said, who cares? The government has been sketch in the past. Ngl. That book is so unprofessionally written, it's pathetic.

[Brent]

Drew, do you know what NGL stands for? Not gonna lie.

[Drew]

Oh, no, I don't. Oh, thank you. Thank you, Drew. Okay, I was gonna say it, but he said you didn't know.

[Brent]

He didn't. You didn't know. It was obvious you didn't know you'd.

[Magnet]

Already said though first.

[Drew]

Can't get anything away with anything. These cops.

[Brent]

That book is so unprofessionally wrote and it's full of lies and it's full of skewed people. It's. It's not dual sourced. It's not professionally written. It's not. And I say professionally not. Like, you know, it's. I don't like the way he said it. It's. It's journalistically unprofessionally written. And I. I. There. There really should be some price to pay for. For doing such an egregious job.

[Drew]

Let's see. Back man. Union. Yeah, says Ms. Some of the pot. Running some calls. Thank you, Bagman.

[Brent]

Union.

[Drew]

Tyler, did anyone mention you are looking taller tonight?

[Tyler]

Oh, I need to change my mic.

[Drew]

Now that you mentioned. Raise that mic. Timber. Lumberjack back in with his two bucks says Tyler. You said it on the last squad cast. Cats versus Dog. So it's about we poop inside.

[Tyler]

Does anybody remember this?

[Brent]

Did we talk?

[Drew]

Tyler, you said on the last podcast. I wasn't here.

[Tyler]

You weren't here. Brent, you don't remember me talking about cats.

[Magnet]

I can see you saying that.

[Brent]

We say a lot because dogs are better.

[Drew]

Dogs poop outside, cats poop inside. We poop inside.

[Brent]

I don't know.

[Tyler]

Did not help.

[Drew]

Tyler doesn't remember what he had for breakfast.

[Magnet]

I said another $2.

[Brent]

Just keep clearing it up for $2 at a time.

[Drew]

Mike's got all the good ideas. All right, Chris. ORSON laughs As I have a ton of film ideas surrounding sof, Any interest in being a part of it?

[Magnet]

Yeah, I can play whatever you want.

[Brent]

What? Really be bad movie.

[Magnet]

I can play real good.

[Brent]

Yeah, well, it's not the film ideas that's the issue. It's the. It's. It's the funding. Yeah. We'll all be actors if you want, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Magnet]

It could be whatever you want, man.

[Drew]

Dakota.

[Brent]

Ha.

[Drew]

Back in. I am Asian boys.

[Tyler]

That's it.

[Drew]

Nice love.

[Tyler]

All right, man.

[Drew]

We love our.

[Tyler]

Oh, I am Asian comma, boys. I thought he said, I am Asian boys.

[Magnet]

It does. Or no comma.

[Tyler]

Oh, I know, but that's what he meant.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Brent]

He's like, I'm Asian boys.

[Tyler]

Not like, I'm Asian boys.

[Drew]

Never. Didn't go there. Didn't. Didn't go there.

[Tyler]

We weren't thinking that, Tyler.

[Brent]

I was about to rip to some.

[Magnet]

South park freaking Asian impersonation. I get banned.

[Drew]

Matthew Gilbert says, love the long time. New slogan of frcc.

[Tyler]

Love long time.

[Drew]

Love the long love. All right. Oh, that's going to the massage thing, I guess. Dean Stiles, Valhalla called out Shrek. Are y' all gonna cover it?

[Brent]

I don't think so. I don't think we should. That.

[Drew]

That's not what we do. We do.

[Brent]

We've. We've covered it. That's all right. I'm just. I'm messing with you, Dean. You showed up late. We've covered it. We've covered it. We've teased it twice. It'll. It'll drop. It'll drop Monday. There's a lot more to cover besides all the other horrible things Shrek has done.

[Drew]

It's gonna be a good one. Papa Penguin back in with 50 bucks. He doesn't slow down. Thank you, Papa Touch.

[Brent]

Peel and stand. 50 bucks. That's it, Tyler.

[Drew]

For the song, Tyler.

[Tyler]

It's actually going to be up there with Goa Gazila. There's a new. Actually, that's how. That one's the winner right now.

[Brent]

All right. Nice.

[Drew]

That is the last Super Chat.

[Brent]

All right.

[Tyler]

Look at that. They know. They know. 11 o' clock comes they're like, we.

[Brent]

Want to hear it.

[Tyler]

Catching up on comments. All right, so the winner for the song is going to be Days of the new for on. You know, for a lot of money. I touch peel. Whatever. Yeah. The second winner is Gojira Another World. So we have our two songs.

[Magnet]

That's it.

[Brent]

Yeah, two.

[Tyler]

Well, the other ones were 50 and below.

[Drew]

A couple more super chats. Timber. Lumberjack is back in clarifying, saying it was during the wiping front to back debate.

[Magnet]

We poop inside.

[Drew]

That was that. That was a crazy debate. That was a special. That was a special episode. And Chris, Orson laugh says, oh, this is the guy about the film ideas. He says, more interested in your expertise to get it right. So Brent left the room. Brent. I guess he's looking for consultation for his films. Chris, you can always email us for consultation.

[Tyler]

Brent's probably looking for compensation, so email.

[Drew]

I'm sure he understands that. Got an email at the antihero info at the antihero podcast dot com.

[Tyler]

The antihero [e-mail].

[Drew]

See, I always get it wrong. That's why I always ask Tyler, are.

[Brent]

You on the Bluetooth?

[Tyler]

Did you just turn it on? I did, yeah. Give me one second. I will not.

[Drew]

Ken says burnt. Burnt. You have the cigars? Whiskey. Might I propose the trifecta? Cocaine sticks with frcc too.

[Brent]

Oh, nice, nice, nice, nice, nice.

[Drew]

So does crack. Oh, Papa Penguin. Always thought touch Peel stand was the theme song for being a war fighter.

[Brent]

It's a good one. It is a good one. All right, here we go. I don't. You know what? I don't think I have this in. In my library anymore. So this will. Oh, gosh. You got to be careful. Kidding me.

[Tyler]

Boo.

[Brent]

Boo. This man. This man. Hands off. I'm on it. I'm on it. Now you get to hear the intro twice. You're welcome. Let's see here. Greg Zabo wins the black. The black and white disguise guy coming on Hero debunk Rob's Endless Lies wins the black and white disguise guy. You talking about Matt missing it? Well, yeah, I still talk to Matt. Matt. Matt still. When his. His next book is coming out, Matt's gonna go on the Sean Ryan show and then he'll. He'll make his rounds.

[Jason]

He'll see he was on Jocko's.

[Brent]

Who was who? You can.

[Drew]

Was on Jocko.

[Brent]

I'll have to text him, see how it was Good.

[Magnet]

Oh, yeah. Okay.

[Brent]

Yeah, yeah, I have to. I have to check that out. Yeah, I got. I got. I came on for getting the bug knowing about being on the. The. The podcast. Yeah, I gotta go check that out. See what he talked about. Greg Zabo re. Mark Owen or Matt Bissonnette. Yeah, yeah. Yep. He'll. He'll be coming on. Will they be in color? Face mask? Commando gear? No, I'm hoping he'll. Yeah, I think he'll come regularly. When not. Not disguise. Oh, there's a great CC Rider. It's illegal to destroy money, so a flag should be the same.

[Drew]

There you go.

[Magnet]

Did you hear that?

[Brent]

Nothing.

[Magnet]

Mike.

[Brent]

Hear that, Mike?

[Jason]

Another Mike.

[Magnet]

What it is.

[Brent]

He's right. It's illegal to destroy money, so why not the flag? It's illegal destroy money.

[Magnet]

See? But we write on it and staple it to every tiki bar on earth.

[Jason]

That's not burning it.

[Magnet]

Destroying it.

[Brent]

It's not. It's not destroyed.

[Magnet]

Stables through it.

[Brent]

What about the guys who carve quarters?

[Magnet]

What about this?

[Brent]

What about when you go to Disney and you crank the little knob and the penny comes out like that one? That's.

[Magnet]

Well, hey, like, Disney promotes it.

[Brent]

I'm.

[Jason]

Yeah, I don't go to Disney.

[Brent]

Hey, I'm all about consistency seek. You're right. Illegal's illegal. Gino son. Hey, Brent, Send the video in the Patreon General if you want to play it on the stream. It's a minute and 34. I don't know if Drew can pull that up fast enough, but if he can, right after the song, we'll. We'll. We'll see it.

[Magnet]

I'll show my legs before we get up. They're definitely bigger.

[Brent]

Oh, Seth B. Always in there with the delta. Dad, good to see you. Another. Another Thursday night. Thanks, brother.

[Magnet]

Saladrati update. I know. His parents just went and filmed with Eddie. I think we're still standing on.

[Brent]

We're just waiting for the case. Okay, Anybody want to try Chevelle for the next outro song? We haven't had a lot of Chevelle requests. Big fan of Chevelle Red. They got some great ones besides just that. The. Let's see here. Wtf.

[Tyler]

Drew?

[Brent]

They're just sending it. I'm just sending it for no reason. Yep, there was the SAL update. You got it. You can cut a dollar bill in half and tape it back and it still spins. That's true. What do we got? Evil A. What do you got? Be less poor and do it yourself at Frank Tibbett. Dang it. I got in the middle. I picked one that's in the middle of. Someone should have read the comment first night Dive. I watch Baywatch. Yo, Brent. What's up, brother? Dangerous. Brian, USCG HQ is built on an insane asylum. They should repurpose those places. They really should. They're. They're. They're built well back. They're built well and they should bring them back. Yeah. Kenji 5.9. Any experience or cross training with the Japanese Ground defense sfg? No, I didn't. But I'm. I'm sure some of the first special forces guys have. That's. That's over there. And they're ao. I got locked in a store while one time for trying to pass a five dollar bill with a small tear. That sounds horrible. Oh, Tool. We've. We've never done a Tool song either. I'm really surprised. We don't get a lot of Tool requests. That's. That surprises me.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Brent]

46 minutes at the end of the episode. Yeah. Let's see. I can't read all of these. Brent. Ford or Chevy? Big fan of Chevy. When it comes to cars, I don't hate Chevy. I don't hate Ford trucks. They make. They make good trucks. I've just. I've just been a classic Camaro guy. Corvette guy. And I will own a C8 Corvette one day probably 10 years from now when they're not cool anymore. But I. I don't. I don't forget.

[Tyler]

It'll probably be even cooler.

[Brent]

Maybe they'll be even cooler.

[Tyler]

More expensive for sure.

[Brent]

We doing.

[Tyler]

We doing a second or is that another world?

[Brent]

All right. Spell that for me. Oh, you know, I think another world Will. Will pull it up.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you put another world and then it's G O, J I, R A.

[Brent]

All right, Gojira. Here we go. Last one of the night. Another world. Gojira. It's only seven down after another world. So that may be. I may say something I don't know. About to find out. Something tells me this is gonna go really hard just. Just by its weird sounding band.

[Magnet]

There it is.

[Brent]

But we'll see. I'm interested. I'm interested so far actually. All right, let's see. We get. Why didn't Shrek get locked up for rape? There's. There's a good question. There's a good.

[Magnet]

That's a.

[Brent]

That's a good question.

[Drew]

Because rape sometimes hard to prove after a long time.

[Magnet]

Chats Dusty. That's why I'm on my phone.

[Brent]

Maybe she didn't press charges. Does she have to press charges for it to be rape? Even though it's on an email that he had sex with her? While she was passed out.

[Magnet]

You're gonna need a victim. I mean, charge him. No. But to go to court.

[Brent]

Yeah. Because if she doesn't charge, then. Then you have no victim. Yep.

[Magnet]

She has to verify, right? Yeah.

[Drew]

So there's a lot of guys get away from. Get away with that because it's. It's hard to prove, especially after a lot of time's gone by.

[Brent]

Yeah, perhaps. But, you know, the other thing is, I don't know if it was her, so I don't want to say too much. It's okay. It's. I'm not putting out her name. One of them was married, so I don't know if. If this was a married chick. So she may not want to press charges and then bring that. That light, you know, to. To her personal life.

[Magnet]

That's a huge problem in the. As a detective that worked at. That's a huge problem.

[Brent]

Yep. Yep.

[Magnet]

Unsupportive spouse in those situations is pretty ugly.

[Tyler]

Dude, did you know Gojira is the band's name come from a Japanese name for Godzilla.

[Brent]

Okay. That's why. That's why it's pronounced.

[Tyler]

No, I just always thought it sounded like it. I didn't know it actually.

[Magnet]

You literally presented that as if.

[Brent]

I think we already established that.

[Tyler]

No, I didn't know it actually meant Godzilla in Japanese. I was just going Gajira.

[Brent]

I was just talking about this the other day. 357 sig beats 9 millimeter says saw the sexiest step side Ford white walls, bro was daily driving it. So if I see an old school 50, 60 step side, I'm like, those are cool. Remember when we brought back the step side for the 90s? Hate them. Hate them. The itty bitty beds just bad. And. And they were all the rage in the 90s. Like, they. They. They were cool. Half of them would if was a show truck. And half that horrible fade paint job from one color into a next. And the step side Chevys, they. They. They did not age well. But the classic trucks look. Look great.

[Drew]

I think the step on the classic tricks are deeper. Makes it look better.

[Brent]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Like the Ford F150 had a little thing going.

[Brent]

Yeah. Brody, Martin, Brent, one of the guys on our task force, is with TPD swat. He said you and Valhalla VFT were great instructors. Also said they were revamping their shield tactics based on what your y' all talk. I love. I love hearing that. I, I. When I. When I go instruct. Yeah. I'm really humble about it because at the end of the day. I, I, I don't do their job. I just go out there, I tell them the way I did my job, and if there's something that they can take from that to, to do better in their job, then, then the trip was completely worth it.

[Jason]

He was talking about you on the live the other night. You're going to be in Texas.

[Brent]

Message and goes, yeah, yeah. In September, mid September, yeah. Are the intel jobs you can do as a civilian looking for a career change, contracting rules, etc? Absolutely. A lot of guys retire, but you have to have some sort of intel background to have it. So hopefully you were intel in the military first. Drew. Great. Oh, yep. Got it. Got it. All right. There you go. The Nether World was not a bad song. Not a bad song.

[Tyler]

It's a chill song.

[Brent]

Yeah, it's like a tool song. It's like a hard chill song.

[Tyler]

Hard chill song.

[Brent]

All right, boys. Thanks so much for watching. We another super chat just slid in with Evil Abe. This song selection was for the Warhammer 40K fans and players, Specifically Imperial Ground for the Emperor Nerds.

[Jason]

I'm lying off. Meet the the the attacks right off for Desantos.

[Tyler]

Why do you say it's not a chip company?

[Brent]

He's gonna get the port if he call.

[Jason]

I'm going to meet the tax break on that. All right, it's going to be 14 off from September, so December 31st.

[Brent]

Oh, you're gonna meet it?

[Jason]

I'm gonna meet it.

[Brent]

So get charged taxes. So you're not going to get your 7% and you're going to take another 7% off. So what are the dates again?

[Jason]

September 8th through December 31st.

[Brent]

There you go, guys. Go to Line Arms. Get your tier one gun and any.

[Tyler]

Other gun you can get a bag of Desantis. Those chips, you get them, baby.

[Drew]

With every gun you get a bag of Santos.

[Brent]

Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you, guys. See you next Thursday.