Squadcast (Live) 09/11/2025

Summary

The Antihero Podcast – Squadcast (Live) 09/11/2025

Date: September 12, 2025
Main Theme: A raw, unfiltered roundtable dissecting recent acts of violence in America—with a focus on public psychology, criminal justice, the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk, and the state of American society—through the eyes of combat veterans, street cops, and unapologetic truth-tellers.

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Episode Overview

The Squadcast convenes live after a chaotic and emotional week. The crew—comprised of former special operations members and street cops—addresses America’s volatile mood following the random subway stabbing of a young woman and the assassination of Charlie Kirk. They speak candidly about crime, race, the breakdown of consequence, and the power and limits of free speech, weaving in gallows humor and the kind of brotherly banter that defines the show.

Key moments include a technical discussion about the Kirk shooting, perspectives on crime and the erosion of public vigilance, an unflinching debate about race and responsibility, and a heartfelt prayer for a community member battling illness.

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Table of Contents

1. Notable Moments & Quotes
2. Key Discussion Segments
   • Subway Stabbing & Public Apathy ([02:23–11:13])
   • Charlie Kirk's Murder: Fear, Martyrs, & Breakdown of Order ([11:41–25:53])
   • Technical Breakdown of the Shooting ([26:39–34:27])
   • Race, Double Standards, and Social Media Rage ([35:22–46:55])
   • Security, Preparedness & Personal Responsibility ([47:13–56:37])
   • Gun Culture, Deterrence, and the State of American Accountability ([58:03–65:59])
   • Faith, Purpose, and the Weight of Speaking Out ([71:53–87:31])
   • Technical “Sniper” Debate: Was the Shooter a Pro? ([26:39–34:27])
   • 9/11, Conspiracies, and War Stories ([86:03–97:12])
   • Family, Culture Wars, and the Next Generation ([165:44–169:09])
3. Listener Super Chats & Community Interaction
4. Final Lessons & Reflections
5. Selected Quotes With Timestamps

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Notable Moments & Quotes

"We’ve lost fear in this country. There’s no fear for consequences. They don’t care about jail... It’s become just a free for all, for half the country to do whatever they want and say whatever they want." —Mike (10:17)

"Your words are freaking powerful because it turns non action into real life scenarios." —Jimmy (45:51)

"I believe the reason why that happened to Charlie is... it's about shutting you up so that you don’t get back up on the mic." —Jimmy (07:01)

"We don’t need more leaders. We need warriors. I’m a sled dog warrior. Always have been." —Jimmy (42:53)

"If you don’t use your voice right now... then you pick up, then you’re forced to pick up weapons eventually and have some insane thing." —Jimmy (41:10)

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Key Discussion Segments

Subway Stabbing & Public Apathy ([02:23–11:13])

• Incident recap: The crew discusses the unprovoked stabbing of a young woman (Irina) on a subway. They describe collective desensitization to violence, referencing the viral videos many have become numb to.
• Public Reaction: Mike notes, “Nobody on the bus…seemed to care. They just stood back.”
• Race & Stereotyping: Uneasy discussion about how media narratives and public fear of being labeled “racist” prevent honest conversations and sometimes smart self-protection.

Quote:

"If I see a black male with dreads and I go walk to a different part of the subway, I can be considered racist... but when you see the same thing over and over...is it okay to talk about it?" —Mike (03:11)

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Charlie Kirk’s Murder: Fear, Martyrs, and Breakdown of Order ([11:41–25:53])

• The Kirk assassination is framed as a turning point, intended more as a chilling warning to dissenters than a targeted political act.
• Loss of Consequence: The apparent ease with which assailants act, the panel argues, stems from a collapse in consequences and the societal expectation that authorities will not truly punish serious offenses.
• Comparison to International Context: Stories from Thailand where harsh consequences deter crime.
• Martyrdom: The assassination ("shutting you up") is likely to backfire; "they turn a martyr out of you."

Quote:

“It’s not about Charlie. It’s about shutting you up so that you don’t get back up on the mic....But as history will show…they turn a martyr out of you and now it just, it goes through the roof.” —Jimmy (07:54)

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Technical Breakdown of the Shooting ([26:39–34:27])

• Expert breakdown: Tyler and Jimmy (both with sniper backgrounds) analyze footage and ballistic evidence.
• Assessment: The shooter’s actions and follow-through don’t match trained sniping—all agree the shooter was not a “pro,” likely a campus local.
• Ballistics: The shot trajectory, weapon selection, and lack of follow-up reveal amateur execution.

Quote:

“Cycle the bolt. And this guy did not...as a sniper, I’m trained. I can’t even stop myself from doing it unless I go—Hey, I’m empty.” —Tyler (34:27)

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Race, Double Standards, and Social Media Rage ([35:22–46:55])

• Media Narratives: The group critiques how stories are filtered through political and racial lenses.
• Consequences and Cancel Culture: One “side” is free to use slurs or incite, the other loses their job for a misstep.
• Social Media: “They can say whatever they want… and there’s nothing.”

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Security, Preparedness & Personal Responsibility ([47:13–56:37])

• Vigilance vs. Complacency: A call for individuals to be more vigilant, especially those in the public eye. Commentary on lacking situational awareness leading to tragedy—both in random attacks and planned assassinations.

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Gun Culture, Deterrence, and the State of American Accountability ([58:03–65:59])

• Visceral comparisons between the chaos of Iraq and the “mean streets” of America.
• Gun Carry: Panelists discuss the necessity of self-defense, noting they now never go anywhere unarmed.
• The conversation returns repeatedly to the evaporation of deterrence, consequences, and respect in American public life.

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Faith, Purpose, and the Weight of Speaking Out ([71:53–87:31])

• Members speak openly about their personal struggles, their families, and how faith centers them.
• Replacing Leaders: The void left by Kirk’s death can only be filled by a collective, persistent voice—not a singular new leader.
• A moving prayer is offered for a community member affected by leukemia.

Quote:

“You gotta win the fight without going to the fight. And how you win is your, your voice is the most powerful thing at such a time as this.” —Jimmy (41:10)

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Technical “Sniper” Debate: Was the Shooter a Pro? ([26:39–34:27])

• Ballistic Analysis: The shot that killed Kirk was either a lucky or desperate one—amateur ballistics, no follow-up shot, poor exfiltration.
• Speculation: Shooter likely a local student, with minimal or no professional firearms training.

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9/11, Conspiracies, and War Stories ([86:03–97:12])

• The group veers into 9/11 territory, reflecting on personal war stories, skepticism about official narratives, and how conspiracy theories take root in traumatic national moments.
• Cynicism & Technology: Open distrust in authority and media persists.

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Family, Culture Wars, and the Next Generation ([165:44–169:09])

• Panelists describe the challenge of raising children amidst culturally ingrained division, propaganda, and the erosion of objective social norms.
• Faith, Fatherhood, and Fighting for the Next Generation: Maintaining “warrior” vigilance not just for oneself, but for children inheriting this world.

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Listener Super Chats & Community Interaction

• Super chats covered an array of personal tributes, jokes, technical firearm questions, and requests for advice on personal and societal issues.
• Notable sidebar: Respect for police; the grind of real street work is compared to combat.
• Light-hearted digs: Squadcast camaraderie often explodes into self-mockery and playful trash talk.

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Final Lessons & Reflections

• Be Vigilant: Your safety in public is increasingly your own responsibility; don't expect others to step up.
• Use Your Voice: The strongest, lasting response to tyranny is vocal unity—not lone acts of violence.
• Reject Double Standards: Don’t buy public narratives at face value; examine who gets protected (or vilified) and why.
• Honor the Underdogs: Conventional front-line cops and soldiers—whose stories rarely make headlines—often carry the hidden burden of a nation’s security.
• Speak Truth & Respect the Fallen: Whether or not you agree with a public figure, celebrate courage to speak out and mourn senseless violence equally.

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Selected Quotes With Timestamps

• "[We’ve] lost fear in this country. There's no fear for consequences. They don't care about jail..."
  —Mike ([10:17])

• "If you don't use your voice right now, or at least share something to combat this mess, then you pick up, then you're forced to pick up weapons eventually..."
  —Jimmy ([41:10])

• "We don't need more leaders… We need warriors."
  —Jimmy ([42:53])

• "If we fear the evil and hide, then it, the message isn't going to get out. …We come together and continue the message..."
  —Mike ([51:43])

• “Cycle the bolt. And this guy did not...as a sniper, I'm trained. I can't even stop myself from doing it unless I go—Hey, I'm empty.”
  —Tyler ([34:27])

• “He's not bought and paid for like a politician...He literally, honestly, died to get a positive message across to America...”
  —Mike ([46:09])

• "Jesus was one hard dude...He starts his journey with a 40 day fast, denies temptations no man would deny..."
  —Jimmy ([165:09])

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This episode deftly mixes gallows humor, tactical expertise, societal diagnosis, and moments of real vulnerability—remaining unscripted, combative, but always ultimately focused on the nation, the next generation, and the obligation to keep speaking up when others are afraid to.

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[End of Summary]

Transcript

[Jimmy]

Sam.

[Joe]

What up, everybody? We're back. Thursday night, squadcast for the boys. Tough week, gents?

[Mike]

Yes.

[Jimmy]

All my Pete. What's up, everybody?

[Joe]

What's up?

[Jimmy]

I went. I went to the pizza shop and I said, eddie, sit down. And the two ladies were like, just looking at me like a psychopath. Founding everything. My ex wife told me a long time ago. And I said, what's up? Am I sexy or what? She said, I'm gay. I said, I didn't ask you that. Girl.

[Joe]

Did you really ask the pizza ladies if you were saying?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I swear, bro.

[Mike]

Yeah, she tried to describe them to me when I went over there. She said, this really big guy came in.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. And I said. I said, I didn't ask you that. I said, am I sexy? She goes, is that other guy. That. Is he coming in? I said, God, man, I can't get no validation around here.

[Mike]

I spent a lot of money in there. Yeah, that's all it is.

[Joe]

The pizza place.

[Jimmy]

My Tick Tock channel just got banned for talking about Charlie. It was a long time.

[Joe]

Because you talk about Charlie. It's because you show people getting murdered all the time.

[Jimmy]

No, I honest, I. I don't show people getting smoked with chainsaws and machetes on Tick Tock. That's only on Instagram.

[Joe]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

I've been. I've learned to be very careful. They got me for nudity and all kinds of crap. I'm gonna start a series that's gonna be called Naked and Not Afraid, Homie. And I'm gonna be walking around with an M60 machine gun.

[Mike]

That'll get you banned.

[Jimmy]

But no, I'm not gonna be naked though. I'm gonna have the. The nudity shorts. And then they're gonna blur it out because I don't want to show anybody that. You know what I mean?

[Joe]

Anyways, topic of the night. Well, let's first start with the train incident. Or. No, it's subway. It's not a train.

[Mike]

It was a Subway.

[Joe]

Subway.

[Mike]

Subway.

[Joe]

So her name was what. How do you pronounce her first name?

[Jimmy]

Irina. Is it.

[Joe]

Right? Irna. Irina.

[Jimmy]

My girl's rush.

[Joe]

I think it's Irina.

[Jimmy]

I still can't pronounce it.

[Joe]

Yeah, the. The random stabbing of someone riding the subway from behind.

[Mike]

Yeah, I kind of covered it.

[Joe]

This is Mike takes about five minutes to get up a shell because he talks like this.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Then you come out, call him out.

[Jimmy]

You know what?

[Mike]

I gotta take it in. I gotta like, you know, I got the. The SS Watson over here running full.

[Jimmy]

Steam ahead I honestly, I felt like it was an hour for you just.

[Mike]

To say, yeah, I'm formulating my plan up here, you know, so. But no, it's. Obviously, it's a. It's a. It's a tough topic to talk about almost, in America, because you have an entire half of the country that just ignores what's going on. I mean, it's. If I get on that subway or I get on that bus and I see a black male with dreads and I go walk to a different part of the subway, I can be considered racist.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. For.

[Mike]

For not sitting where she sat. I could be labels a racist or I'm stereotyping, but when you see the same thing over and over and over on Instagram and hundreds of reels, it's like, is it okay to talk about it? And that's not saying that all black people are bad. It's just the fact that it seems to be a common theme, and if you. If you try to avoid it ahead of time, you're wrong. And if you wait too long, you're really wrong. Yeah, it's. It's getting to be. It's just unfortunate for that young lady.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. One of my best friends, one of my best homies in the SEAL teams is black. And the reason why I say that was like, if you're not racist, why you got to say black? Because he calls me a freaking white ass cracker honky is why. You know what I mean? And we both go back and forth, we joke around.

[Tyler]

Dude.

[Jimmy]

As hard as nails. It's not about color. Like, I. I do oil painting I did when I was on the run in Medellin, Colombia. One of the things I. It was. Well, that's one of my stories, you know, I mean, but I was painting there, and it's like, dude, we're. We're. We're a mix of many colors. Nobody is white.

[Joe]

Nobody.

[Jimmy]

Nobody is black. You're actually blue, yellow, green, and red and some white and some brown. Right. My mom's Spaniard, so she kind of messed up the whole Irish bloodline. But I'll tell you right now, that's what happened on that bus is. It was tragic. And I don't get triggered easily, man, because I've learned to filter stuff out. So. And that's just part of the job, is analyzing probably over a thousand videos now of you badass guys out in the streets banging it out. I can. I have the utmost respect for police, man, after seeing what I've seen there. And then we work with them in our agencies. But that situation on the bus, it started to trigger me. And then, of course, we'll get into Charlie man, God rest his soul. Both of them at that. That right there kind of sent me over the edge, so I couldn't eat. I haven't been like that since, what, Iraq? Maybe 07. Like, man, for me, that brought back those terrible feelings and stuff, and I thought those I wasn't capable of. Of being like that. So how did you. How did you guys feel? What was your first reaction?

[Mike]

I mean, to me, it was the terror of her. Of seeing her look up and she's dead.

[Tyler]

She.

[Mike]

She's dead already.

[Joe]

I think it took a minute.

[Mike]

It did for. But she doesn't know she's dead yet.

[Joe]

Because it was her karate.

[Mike]

She was toast. I mean, you can see. But the initial reaction where she looks up in terror, and I don't think being stabbed is substantially painful. I'm sure it hurts a little bit, but it's in and out. And then you see her look like what happened, and the confusion of having your back to somebody, and then slowly, I'm sure it just starts to fade to black and off you go. And it.

[Jimmy]

It.

[Joe]

It.

[Mike]

To think what must go through your head. I see a lot of stabbing videos on Instagram. Unfortunately, I follow some wild. And I see they're very similar. The people realize that they're hurt, but they don't. They're just. They're going. They're dead. They're dead already. There's no stopping it. And the terror in her face is what sticks in my head. The way she looked up, like, what did I do to deserve.

[Joe]

What kind of knife was it?

[Mike]

It looked like a little pocket knife. You see him open it up, almost like it's a little Swiss army knife or pocket.

[Joe]

What's the deal? I mean, they call him, right?

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah. Nobody on the bus seemed to subway or seemed to care. They just stood back. But, yeah, he was caught.

[Jimmy]

He's.

[Mike]

And they showed like, the 30 booking photos he's had of his.

[Joe]

Yeah. 14 convictions or 14 charges. Violent charges. Yeah, I think I have them.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I did. I did a video on that. And I'll tell you, I think my. My. My true belief is the reason why this guy did that and the reason why you have this thing happen with Charlie is because there's. There's really no repercussions, so to speak. They're not. They don't fear us anymore. Because as long as you're feared, like in a healthy way, as long as you're feared, then you don't get messed with. And just like we spoke about on the last podcast before this, I'm telling you right now, it comes to a dissemination of fear on both ways. The, the, the reason, the reason why the great agenda here, the reason, I believe the reason why that happened to Charlie is it's not about Charlie. It's not about Trump getting shot. It's about shutting you up so that you don't get back up on the mic.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

So somebody else. But we know as, as, as history will show, French Revolutionary War, all that stuff is they turn a martyr out of you and now it just, it goes through the roof. And I think people are sick and tired of it. I, I'm at my ends with it.

[Mike]

I agree. And I think we have allowed, like, what I talked about was we've allowed this transgender left wing, wild just idea that it's okay to change your sex and do all this crazy stuff. And then they have the belief that there's no consequences to anything. I can do whatever I want to do. I can say whatever I want to say. And unfortunately, this, to me, the half the country that supports Charlie, Kirk, the president, we just used to, we're just going to work doing our thing. We're not used to getting up and getting crazy.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And it's just, it's gotten out of control to where there's no stopping it at this point.

[Jimmy]

One of my friends, one of, one of my SEAL buddies, I'm not gonna say his name, he was living in Thailand doing Muay Thai fights. Just a pure. I love this guy, man. Hard as freaking nails. Makes dogs piss when he walks in the room and they're barking at me still. Right. He's got that aura, that energy about him. And he talked, he needs, He's a man. A few, few words. And he told me a story about Thailand where he's sitting there. I'm going somewhere with this, I promise you. He's sitting there in a bar. He said two guys from the UK were messing with this Thai girl. Just messing with her, harassing her. Called a. Grabbed her. They messed with the wrong girl because about an hour later, two Thai guys showed up and they cut his throat and walked out. He bled out like lickety split. Nobody said a word. And he just walked out there. He said, bro is the realest I've ever seen. And what I'm saying right now is the reason why we're seeing all this BS and, and we have awesome viewers and followers from the UK and Australia. Out there. Big shout out to all y', all, by the way. They're all saying. And because this is the, the hundreds of dms I get on a daily basis is what's going on with America. Yeah. Like, why is it like this? My girl is rushing. She's like, what is going. Everybody's in. Wouldn't you guys agree over here? Yeah, Joe and Jimmy over here. There's a lot of Jays up in here, man. Y' all better watch out. Hey, nobody better try to catch a fade up in this piece tonight. And I'm telling you, right, and I tell the problem is, is. Is the reason why there's no crime in Thailand. I just came from there. I was living there for 40 days. The reason why murder you is because they'll freaking murder you. There's fear.

[Mike]

Yes. We've lost fear in this country. There's no fear for consequences. They don't care about jail. There's. There's single parent homes, nobody's raising them correctly. And they get on the Internet, they scream and yell. They can say whatever they want. There's no repercussions for they can use all the slurs, slangs, nasty comments, everything they want to say, and there's nothing. And then you have another side of the country that's held accountable for every word that comes out of their mouth. They lose their job. They can't afford, you know, their bills. So it's. It's become just a free for all, for half the country to do whatever they want and say whatever they want.

[Joe]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Mike]

And there's no fear. There's no fear anymore.

[Jimmy]

Right? And. And it's not about Joe, Jimmy, Tyler. It's not about you. It's not about me anymore. It's not about Charlie. It's about our children. Think about that. Because they got to inherit this freaking nightmare. And as long as. As long as people. Not anyone watching this. I know it. Unless it's Maria from last time who was talking about the trash.

[Joe]

I don't think that was a Maria.

[Jimmy]

It is a bot. It was probably my wife. Actually, now that I think about, it's probably my wife.

[Joe]

Let's read some. Can you go up to the top? Let's catch up on some super chats.

[Moderator]

All right, first one is from Devin with no message.

[Tyler]

Thank you.

[Moderator]

Second one is from Joey. Hey, Jimmy, sorry about the Timu riff raff comment. Last week I DM'd you and you were super cool about it. Love you guys. Stay safe.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Let me tell you about Temu. Riffraff. First of all, it was an honor for you to say that, because for me to be associated with Riff Raff in any way, I mean, it's incredible. Thank you, though, man. Yeah, that was fun DMing you back forth. And that was a freaking good one, bro. That was so good, you guys. Y' all just need to know how to respond. Respect others when they talk trash, and you don't have nothing really back. I mean, it was just like. Man, that was a legit one, dog. And by the way, I reached out to Temu. Thank you for that. And they blocked me. Have you. Have you ever been denied by Timu? They were like, we wouldn't touch you. Or if you were a white Michael Jordan with Chinese eyes.

[Joe]

You ain't got no TikTok no more. We don't want you.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, they probably banned me on TikTok just because of you, dog.

[Moderator]

Next one is From Crashover ride. $50. This is for Charlie. You can only call people Nazis. And they are destroying democracy for so long before some lose lunatic actually believes it. Rest in peace.

[Joe]

Amen, bro.

[Moderator]

Yep, one from Ryan Dan from Drinking Bros has been positively quoting his friend Brent from Anti Hero lately. Did you and the DBs make up?

[Joe]

Yeah, I mean, it. We. We made up essentially, like, a long time ago. So it was. That was a lot of Internet drama that went on with that. I don't think any of it was serious. Kind of like WWE style stuff, bro.

[Jimmy]

I get so many fights every day with my girl, I just sent her 3, 000 bucks just to shut her mouth.

[Joe]

Not lying.

[Jimmy]

I'm not even. I'm not. They were here. They saw me. I said, how much is it gonna take for you to stop calling me Timu riffraff? All right, it wasn't about Timu Rifle. But I'm telling you right now, I had a pair of three GS. But she never said another word. So if you guys want some real relationship therapy, just start paying your girl to shut her mouth.

[Joe]

Yeah, it works, I guess.

[Jimmy]

I'm sorry, guys. Can we edit that out of a live. Can everybody in here sign an NDA? All the married guys are like, joe, Jimmy, where are you at? You're like, y' all were talking big. These guys, everybody was like, y' all talking, buddy. And by the way, Joe. Joe and Jimmy, man, I've got huge respect for that. Just shocked me, dog, because of my. My energy. I got big respect for Joe coming off the freaking mean streets because it's. It's no different than Baghdad Iraq. After seeing so many videos that I analyze and my experiences working with interagencies, blah, blah, blah, I want to make it about Joe right now. Because, Joe, man, you.

[Moderator]

You.

[Jimmy]

You coming off the streets as a real warrior, and our police officers simply just don't get enough cred. And. Yeah, then you got to go home to Honey Boo Boos and play Tickles and Pickles all night. And you're probably thinking about all the terrible.

[Joe]

Yeah, because, I mean, you go on a deployment, right? That's your year. You're not going home at the end of the night, you know, you're.

[Jimmy]

You.

[Joe]

You send seven into somebody's torso. He's going home, you know.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Joe]

Still going home, which is good, I guess, right? And my husband. And, like, still. You got soccer in the morning. Yeah. Like.

[Jimmy]

And, guys, I want. I want y' all to stand the heck by right now and get as many friends up in this live as possible not to see my abs again like last time, okay? But I will say to. To hear Jimmy. I talked to Jimmy, all right? Two jimmies don't make a ride. I tell you that right now. Anyways, Jimmy and I talked after this. Tyler, you're not even freaking paying attention.

[Joe]

You said Jimmy and I talked after this.

[Jimmy]

I swear to God, if you. If you text me while we're on this live again, I'm gonna be pissed off. Jimmy was telling me. I mean, he's got such an incredible insight on the shooting that just happened with Charlie, which. Which I was just like, dang, dog, that hit me.

[Joe]

Well, he's got a microphone in the camera.

[Tyler]

I do have a microphone in the camera, but, I mean, like, look at this specimen that's performing.

[Jimmy]

Like, what am I supposed to do, mute his ass? All right, anyways. So sorry.

[Joe]

Anyways, I'm gonna tell you what.

[Jimmy]

Introduce him. I wanted to introduce him there.

[Joe]

Yeah, introduce him.

[Jimmy]

That's.

[Joe]

I just did, dog.

[Jimmy]

But you on your phone, text.

[Mike]

That was it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, that was it.

[Mike]

That was it.

[Jimmy]

Incredible, guys. I don't know. You're going to hear from him.

[Joe]

He was walking around the plaza, right? Walking through by all these businesses with windows.

[Jimmy]

No, I wasn't. My wife is listening and his Glock.

[Joe]

Sticking out of his pants, and I'm like, yo, what's up, man?

[Mike]

It was almost. Almost on the live when we were getting ready, bro.

[Jimmy]

He took it out while I was eating my pizza, and I have nothing on me. I was like, here it comes. Yeah, here it goes. I shouldn't have said all that online, dude.

[Tyler]

Dude, I. I Don't go anywhere without a gun anymore. Are you freaking crazy?

[Jimmy]

I got one right now, dog. In my pocket, in my wallet. In my prison wallet, dog.

[Joe]

Dude, your ass.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, homie. What's up?

[Tyler]

That is. That is a. That is a major cavity act.

[Jimmy]

Like, I don't care. I don't care.

[Tyler]

But I mean, like, seriously, though, dude, like, what are you. Are you really gonna walk around right now without a gun? With what just happened when you saw.

[Mike]

That thing in Florida, right, with the Supreme. The Florida appeals court pushing the open carry.

[Tyler]

Yeah, it ain't there yet.

[Mike]

It ain't there yet.

[Joe]

But they basically said a couple years.

[Mike]

Yeah, but they basically said, we're not sure what is right now. And open carry might be okay. It's going to be like a case by case basis.

[Jimmy]

This person just said, I don't agree with Charlie, but absolutely no one deserves what happened to him yesterday. The video of him is discussing. The only time I ever disagree with Charlie was in Vietnam, son. Yeah, what do you not disagree. What do you disagree about with Charlie? Like, I. I know we're Americans and we're free, but just like we were talking about on the last podcast, guys, I'm telling you right now, it used to be, okay, let's go behind the conics box or the BERM and the SEALs, or like, call somebody. Okay? Let's bang it out. You get a goose egg and then you become best friends. Now you get shot in the neck for debating.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

You know what I'm saying?

[Joe]

We were talking about that. You know, like, you go into a fist fight and someone's mad that they're losing. They're. They're not hitting the blows like Charlie was winning the debates. And so you pull out your knife, you stab someone in the stomach for beating your ass. I mean, that's not. That's not the same.

[Jimmy]

But now why is this. Hey, why is this going on? Guys?

[Joe]

All right, let's hit up. Let's finish off these super chats. We can get back on the. On talking about Charlie.

[Moderator]

I got one from Claudia. SEAL Team Six, North Korea article. NYT was a surprise.

[Tyler]

You guys know about that? What do you guys know? You don't know about that?

[Joe]

Fill us in.

[Tyler]

Okay, so apparently the guys out at Damneck had a mission into North Korea when Trump was supposed to meet with Kimmel. Was it Kim Jong Un? Whichever one, whatever Kim is.

[Joe]

Yeah, Kim Jong Un.

[Tyler]

And they were supposed to do like a wiretap missions, try to intercept communications, and basically I walked on and they ended up killing some North Korean fishermen and then exfilled without completing the mission.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I don't think you were still team six for sure.

[Tyler]

Well, that's. That's what.

[Jimmy]

But I. I know. I. But. And I would not dare say anything on this live right now about it either, you know, but. Yeah, what you said.

[Tyler]

Oh, it's out there in the zeitgeist, brother.

[Jimmy]

It is. Oh, yeah, it is.

[Tyler]

100.

[Joe]

I was gonna say. I never heard about that. Yep.

[Jimmy]

Yep.

[Moderator]

All right, next one is from Neil. $5. Which Jimmy read earlier, didn't agree with Charlie, but absolutely no one deserves what happened to him yesterday. The video of him was disgusting and horrific.

[Joe]

Yeah, I mean, I wouldn't. I wouldn't wish what happened to him on my worst enemy. Like a sucker shot. Like that.

[Jimmy]

Like sun suit, Art of war. Never celebrate your enemy. Proverbs. Never. You know, don't. Don't celebrate your enemy. Like, it's like. It's like bad karma, for God's sake. You don't. You don't celebrate. You never celebrate your enemy's death. And that's another reason why I don't like people saying, I killed so many guys because it's disrespectful. I pissed on their graves. Shut up. No, you didn't. You know, and, and, and, and how are you gonna. How are you gonna disrespect a guy that could have killed you, but you just went left when he went right? Or vice versa?

[Tyler]

If you walk onto the battlefield. Walk onto the battlefield. You got. Yeah, you got a 50. 50 shot.

[Jimmy]

Oh, you're right, Jimmy. That's right. Yeah, I agree.

[Moderator]

Our next one is from Claudia. Charlie Kirk's murder was so gruesome and shocking.

[Tyler]

Yeah, dude.

[Moderator]

Duder. With five dollars. Mike, put your wife up. Jimmy, One love Semper five, bro. Tyler, look at what you created. Phenomenal work. We love you.

[Joe]

Thanks.

[Mike]

Put your wife up.

[Jimmy]

I love you. The most masculine way possible.

[Moderator]

Got another one from downrange publications for $5. G' day from Australia, boys. Enjoying the show while I'm delivering mail with a motorcycle? Thursday nights for the boys, bro.

[Jimmy]

Aussies are strong, dog.

[Joe]

You're delivering mail at 8 o' clock at night? It's Australia, I think.

[Jimmy]

Oh, he's like.

[Joe]

So it's like 8 in the morning tomorrow.

[Jimmy]

No, he's. Tomorrow.

[Mike]

He's in the future. No, he's in the future. He's delivering tomorrow's mail.

[Jimmy]

He's an enforcer, okay? That's the enforcer talk. He goes and asks guys politely to pay the boss.

[Joe]

Money, mail with a baseball bat.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Moderator]

Next one is from Bill with no message.

[Joe]

Thanks, Bill.

[Moderator]

No one from Taylor Johnson. It's because these beanbags believe that if you disagree with them, you hate them. Don't have the IQ for dialogue and debate. God bless Charlie and prayers to his family.

[Mike]

Amen.

[Joe]

Amen. Amen.

[Moderator]

Got another one from Bill with an actual message this time. First time, we need to go back to the 1800s or eight. 1800s rule, Fafo.

[Joe]

Yeah, well, okay, we talked about that briefly earlier, and you can't. You cannot. Right now, the best way to fight tyranny is the use of the First Amendment, your voice. And they can't silence everybody but you. If you are that guy that tries taking that shot heard around the world. Jimmy said it best. Your ass is going to prison, and everybody's gonna be like, yep, I'm not doing that. I don't want to go to prison for the rest of my life. But you voice your opinion, and then everybody voices theirs behind you, you know?

[Tyler]

Well, I. I mean, I. I think the anger kind of comes from the fact that, like, we've seen this a lot, and it seems like there's one side that kind of gets a pass, but if. If we do it, dude, they're throwing our asses in jail and, like, throwing us into the deepest, darkest dungeon they can find.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

So why is there a double standard?

[Jimmy]

Yeah. When is the last time. And we talked about this. When is the last time you saw the. The. The opposite happen? It doesn't. And that's how you find out who the bad guy is. Unless it's in a war where you're called to go protect your country, which it doesn't. War has nothing to do with. With right and wrong. It just means you have violent men going overseas on the behalf of the state, the larger state, to go kick some ass. So in 20 years, people remember it and go, you know what? That's a pretty. That's a force to be reckoned with. Okay? Unless it's that whoever's doing the murdering, whoever's doing the hate, whoever's the father of lies, Satan's synagogue, the evil side.

[Joe]

That.

[Jimmy]

That's who's killing people innocent. Like. Like that's who's wrong. I'm sorry. You know, I don't agree with everything. I prob. If I listened to Charlie long enough, I'd say, I don't. That's weird. I don't. I don't agree with that, homie. You know, but that doesn't mean you Go out, blast him in the neck. What the hell, Ben?

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And that's. That's the lack of consequences. That's, you know, no career path, no job.

[Jimmy]

That.

[Mike]

There's a whole group of people. That whole transgender nonsense to me is.

[Joe]

Just because they're being told that they're victims.

[Mike]

They can do it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. And they can do whatever they want.

[Mike]

They don't have it's.

[Jimmy]

And they're not mentally unstable. They're not psychopaths. I know a lot of people say that. They're not sociopath. They're. They are. Literally. Because if he was.

[Joe]

Think about that.

[Jimmy]

He would have stood there and banged it out longer or he would have thrown his hands up. But we're going to get in this. The tertiary, the. The escape route that he took and how calculated it was. Although we. I think me and Jimmy agree that it wasn't a pro.

[Tyler]

No.

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Tyler]

But with some experience.

[Jimmy]

Right? And we're going to get in that. I. We're going to get in that. Hey, y' all better stand by. If you ever were. If you ever stayed up late at night, go ask your wife right now if you can. Because in standby.

[Joe]

$3,000.

[Jimmy]

For $3,000, I'll basically do anything anyways. Disclaimer. Whatever.

[Joe]

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[Mike]

It's really good.

[Jimmy]

Those creatine gummies, you said you still.

[Joe]

Take like, 25 grams a day?

[Jimmy]

No, no, no.

[Joe]

The doctor was like, hey, bro, your kidney's shutting down.

[Jimmy]

And one of my guys that's on my superhuman 30 program, man, getting hard as nails. He's like. He's like, hey, man, do you still want me to take 25 gummies a day? I said, did I tell you that? And he was like. He was like. He was like, yeah, bro. I was like, are you still doing it? And he was like, no, I. It was giving me the. It was bad. I was like, yeah, stop doing that. Anyways, they're good. All right, back.

[Joe]

We'll finish up these super chats and we'll get back on Charlie Kirk.

[Jimmy]

No, it's coming.

[Moderator]

All right, we got Jefferson Newbie with $20. It was rough seeing the video. I recommend not seeing it. I'm more concerned he hasn't been caught yet. We all need answers and justice over this now.

[Joe]

Yeah, I. I have a feeling this weekend. I mean, we have some of the best hunters in law enforcement out there. The MARSHALS Guys, the FBI, you know, with the FBI's intelligence, and the marshals, you know, boot, boot boots on ground. Dude, that dude is. He could be a shack in the woods. Because they've done it. They'll find this. They've got. They. I mean, Mike knows. But a lot of us, even patrol guys, are not privy to knowing the technology that's out there to find someone. Let's.

[Jimmy]

Let's talk about who he might be. I was talking to Jimmy, and Jimmy was saying, you know, has some great insight. Let's go into that, brother. Who. Who is it? And could he be a college student, perhaps in that area?

[Tyler]

I. I mean, so I looked at a couple of things. I mean, like, first of all, he had a. He had a pretty good idea of his infill and exfil. Okay, so he's got some knowledge of the terrain.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, exactly.

[Tyler]

He's. So he had access, so. Well, who do we know who has access? Like, most of the time, students and faculty, Right?

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

So, okay, you're not just gonna walk onto a college campus and nobody knows what the hell you're doing there, and you're looking around and walking up and down stairwells like, yeah, it's not gonna happen. I've been to college. That's not the way it works.

[Jimmy]

And you've also been to Marine Corps Scout sniper School. You were an army sniper as well. I look, DD214 is bomb, and it's crazy. I was like, can I see your D214?

[Tyler]

I was like, yeah, bro.

[Jimmy]

Here you go. Here it is, homeboy. I was like, okay, thanks, man. But he was in. He was in Solder City. The Solder City battle. As a sniper, he's got an extreme amount of knowledge, y'.

[Joe]

All.

[Jimmy]

And I. And I. I pray that y' all are able to. To really take in what he has here. It's really good stuff.

[Tyler]

So when I. When I look at the shot, I mean. So.

[Joe]

I mean, Solder City is like. It's a. It's a nice area, right? Nice resident.

[Jimmy]

Oh. Oh.

[Tyler]

Oh, man. Summer home, bro.

[Joe]

Yeah, summer home.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Oh, yeah.

[Tyler]

I mean, I mean, it's.

[Jimmy]

It.

[Tyler]

I. I kind of equate it to, like, Moss Eisley. You'll never find a more wretched hive of scum. And.

[Joe]

Well, first off, it's most icely. But that's okay. It's all right. You know, it's. It reads moss. I sleep. Yeah.

[Tyler]

But so I looked. So when I first saw the shot, and I'm not saying this, I'm not trying to be morbid, but, like, when I first saw that shot, I. I knew that guy was dead because I had seen people get shot that way before.

[Joe]

There's no.

[Tyler]

And I was like. I knew exactly what it was. And I was like, okay. Once we started getting the information, we're like, okay, it's a Mauser rifle. It's.30 06. It's a bolt gun. Okay? That's a common hunting cartridge, especially in Utah, right? So probably somebody who knows how to shoot. But, I mean, Jimmy, you and I were snipers. We've been on the glass. Neither one of us, and we had this conversation. Neither one of us is going to take a headshot work. I don't care if you're 200 yards or not. I'm going for a chest shot. I'm gonna put it between the nipples and the nose. That's what I want to do. I want to put it right here and take you out of the fight. And so when you. When you take that shot. And he got hit in the neck. So you got hit in the carotid artery. My Guess is that is somebody who doesn't know what he's doing. He wasn't trained. Because you and me aren't taking that shot. I mean, Tyler's not taking that shot.

[Jimmy]

We, we.

[Tyler]

We all have military. Joe's not taking that shot. He was in the Marine Corps.

[Joe]

Yeah, he looks like a Marine.

[Tyler]

He does.

[Joe]

The Marines always look the same no matter where they are.

[Jimmy]

I'm dressed as a civilian, right?

[Joe]

You see Jimmy just glare at me because he's a Marine at heart. I was like, you shave a mustache on him? We.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

[Joe]

And add 30 pounds to me.

[Jimmy]

I was like, he's a fellow brother. Yeah. No way.

[Mike]

You guys feel each other, right? When you get close, you can like, feel the vibration, bro.

[Jimmy]

I've done this many times, Reson. I've done this many times where I, like, see a guy and I'll be like, where were you at, big dog? And he's like, you know, marine Corps, whatever, Fallujah, whatever. And I'm like, damn, you just can tell, bro, in their eyes. And then you see a guy in a dress and you're like, oh, that's a SEAL.

[Tyler]

Coming in from the top row. Anyways, so, you know, when I looked at that and I went, okay, that's somebody that was taking a shot take or trying to take a headshot. Probably had a heads. Whatever optic he was using, probably 0 for 100. The. The angle of deviation because he's shooting from an elevated position is negligible. At 200 yards, it's fucking zero. But the minute of angle. So for those that don't know a minute of angle is 1 inch at 100 yards, right? That bullet is going to drop about 4 inches from the line of bore from when he fired.

[Joe]

So only a trained sniper is going to know that. Right? I mean, because that's common knowledge. I mean, I was never a sniper in any capacity, so I. But I know how to shoot a rifle, and I'm not going to know that. So when I aim center mass 200 yards down, I'm expecting it to hit sadder mass.

[Jimmy]

Today's the first ever where me and Jimmy differ. Yeah, we. We agree mostly on. On what we said. But where we differ is I continue to say that I believe that the. That this, that the shooter. I don't want to call him a sniper, but the shooter actually was aiming center mass of the chest. Center mass could be a quarter part of your head. If only a quarter part of your head is a sniper always takes the C. But I really like your Take on it, Jimmy. Why do you say that? You think he was shooting at the tee?

[Tyler]

Because. So for 200 yards. And I actually went. And I kind of knew it, but I was like, okay, let me make sure, because I might go on the podcast and talk about this. It's. It's 4 inches. The ballistic drop is 4 inches. So if you're aiming here at the forehead and you're zeroed for 100 yards and you draw, it's going to drop 4 inches. Where's that kind of put it? It's going to put it right about here.

[Joe]

Here.

[Tyler]

Right. 1, 2, 3, 4. Right about there.

[Joe]

Yeah. Especially if you just look up in my.

[Jimmy]

In my.

[Mike]

Those are big inches.

[Jimmy]

I don't have those kind.

[Mike]

I want those kind of inches, man. I mean, those are big inches, man.

[Joe]

Four inches. It's like.

[Tyler]

Well, I'm trying to, like, nap.

[Jimmy]

Two, three.

[Mike]

I'm like, damn.

[Tyler]

Well, I mean, I thought it was.

[Jimmy]

Way bigger than that.

[Tyler]

But I mean, about. About four to six inches. Ballistic drop, probably four.

[Jimmy]

Right. But there's. There. But there is a. There is a inclination for somebody at high elevation to shoot over the target a lot of times or to your.

[Tyler]

Point, which was, hey, first shot, you're jumpy, you're in a heightened state of, you know. And you. You rip that thing. Or it could be something as simple as taking a breath in and holding it rather than breathing it out.

[Jimmy]

Well, in my, My. Exactly, brother. In my thing is like, you got to look at it through the sniper's eyes, the shooter's eyes. There's. There's going to be. There going to be heat waves in your glass. There's going to be sweat stinging your eyes going into your eyes.

[Tyler]

Especially looking over our grassy area that he was.

[Jimmy]

Oh, in your nerves. Yeah, the balls and the nerves to climb up on that roof. Do that.

[Joe]

You.

[Jimmy]

You. You know, you know, you're paranoid as hell. You've got eyes all over you, you know, looking at you. Or you think that. You think that, right? And so. And then you're. You're like, you just want to take this shot as soon as possible. But so. So it's almost even hard to see the head because, you know, the. The one thing that pronounces a human being to the human eye is the. The head of the shoulders, right? Especially the shoulders, how it connects to the head. And so, so you're. You're. You're just putting the crosshairs. And by the way, the crosshairs are never, ever, ever just still. You know, they're it's just like, you.

[Tyler]

Know, like a figure eight.

[Jimmy]

And the trick is you just break, especially with heartbeat and everything breathing. You're breaking as it passes. You should.

[Joe]

You.

[Jimmy]

Shoulder mass.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you should. You know, so I. I had a. The way that I always did it was if I was going to take a shot, if it was on the range or if it was real life, I always did the same thing.

[Joe]

I went.

[Tyler]

Boom. Right. And I'm pulling it back right to where it's about to break, breathing it all out, and then boom. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Right before you kind of run out of breath. You don't want to run out of breath. And wait, but there's a. Yeah, and.

[Tyler]

You'Re just right there where your chest has basically stopped collapsing. And that's where I want to. That's why I want the trigger to break. And then, you know. But the other thing that. The thing that really tells me, and this is the part you and I really agreed on, is if you're trained to be a sniper, the first thing that you do after you take your shot is cycle the bolt. You cycle the bolt.

[Jimmy]

This is a great point.

[Tyler]

And. And this guy did not. But all the indications are he didn't cycle the bolt.

[Joe]

He just shot and ran.

[Tyler]

He just shot and ran. I. But as a sniper, I'm trained.

[Joe]

That's instinctual.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I can't even stop myself from doing it unless I go. And I can tell just from the way it sounds like, hey, I'm empty.

[Joe]

Did you guys see the video of him possibly running?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Okay.

[Tyler]

I think everybody said, not a weasel walk. That was not a.

[Jimmy]

That's right.

[Tyler]

That was a. I'm getting the out.

[Mike]

I want to go back to something you guys said earlier about people seeing him walk around the hallways and seeing him walk. Part of our problem in the nations, we don't say anything anymore. So at the Trump incident, the people watch that dude get on the roof climbing around. Nobody says a word. The bus incident, dude gets on, stabs him. Everybody's like, wow, this chick just got stabbed. Nobody says a word. Yeah, here. Now you got another one. It's like this guy. Nobody. We are almost to the point where we just ignore everything around us.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Mike]

We don't want any trouble. We don't want to get attacked. We don't want to. So weak people, they've weakened society to the fact that, like, you're a snitch. If you, hey, there's a guy with a gun on a roof. It's almost like you're a Bad guy for pointing it out.

[Jimmy]

Oh, they say if a girl is getting graped to yell fire, fire, people will run to a fire faster than they'll ever run to somebody.

[Mike]

Getting part of the softening of our society is the fact that some guy's looking like, dude, look at this guy with all black climbing up a building with a rifle.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Did he have, did he have a bad.

[Mike]

I think he had a bag.

[Joe]

Yeah, that's, I mean that's suspicious. You think after the Trump shooting there.

[Mike]

Was the truck, people were going, look at the guy on the road. He's like climbing up there and getting in position and just nobody called the police, nobody said a word. It's this, this, this part of society now just ignores. I mean a lot of people are stuck in this thing, but yeah, people just ignore everything that's going on around them.

[Joe]

Like an exact video from Charlie of a college student.

[Mike]

Yeah, look, there's a guy laying there. You can see.

[Joe]

Yeah, he's laying down.

[Jimmy]

Correct.

[Joe]

He zooms in.

[Mike]

There's kids narrating it. Nobody says anything about it.

[Joe]

And they're just staring at us.

[Mike]

Nobody says a word about it.

[Tyler]

Well, I mean, you know, man, like it. I mean everybody in this room, if we saw that be like, hey bro.

[Mike]

There'S a dude up. Yeah, that doesn't look right.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that.

[Mike]

He doesn't have secret service coverage. He doesn't have sniper coverage. Bridge, he's got a six man detail.

[Tyler]

That, that poor PD that was out there. That mean they, they were woefully unprepared.

[Mike]

And we talked, I talked about that a little bit too.

[Jimmy]

It's like, what did you see for.

[Mike]

That as far as what, the detail? Yeah, I mean you, you're never. We talked about it on my show last night with Jordan Ennis. It just. You don't expect. Everybody gets an ops plan. The cop world, nobody reads it. Everybody's just like blah, blah, blah. The same.

[Joe]

They put it up, they put it up.

[Mike]

Everybody's like, it's, it's going to be the same as every other Charlie Kirk.

[Joe]

You're wondering if you're going to be able to get food for the details.

[Mike]

Yeah, there's food. There's gonna be a coup. Getting paid purple haired people, we're gonna.

[Joe]

Drag people out in law enforcement. The problem is, is 99 of the time, 99.9 of the time, nothing's happening.

[Jimmy]

Correct.

[Joe]

Nothing's gonna happen. They do can get complaints, right.

[Mike]

I bet they prepared more to drag protesters and people talking out of there than they Ever went over. What if there's a sniper across the route? There's never came.

[Joe]

And there's no excuse. It just happened 13 months ago. There's no excuse to not do it. But I'm sure we go into a for two or three months, every event that's held in the country.

[Mike]

Well, that was the question I kept getting was like, now what is Candace Owens ones do? What is some of these other.

[Joe]

Are they going to.

[Mike]

Are they ever going to go out public again? Are they going.

[Joe]

Heather said bulletproof class is really the only way you can guarantee.

[Jimmy]

Well, what do we talk about on the podcast? It's like, get it with the. The green berets, seal team, Marines, army, It's all the same. You go into a room or you're on the streets, the mean streets of Iraq, Afghanistan, and your buddy goes down in front of you, but you still got to have that forward momentum. You don't ever just run backwards. You stay, step over him, push him out of the way in the most honorable way. You get over him, you run over him. You step on him, you do whatever you have to do to get over him and get to the fight. And if that's the first three guys that get smoked on their way in, that's the first three guys. The other guys will pour out whiskey for him and honor them later on, you know, but you get the job done. You kill the enemy no matter what. And. And. And that's what has to be done in America right now. The. The enemy wants people to shut their mouth because it was so damn effective. It's like shining a light in a dark abyss, you know, we got it.

[Joe]

We gotta hit super chats. We're getting backed up. Keep remember where you're at.

[Tyler]

Yes, sir.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I like that.

[Joe]

Did you say, yes, sir?

[Tyler]

Dude, it's. It's.

[Jimmy]

It's like the bolt.

[Joe]

It's instinctual.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Rather, you gotta insert yourself. You gotta be like, shut the up.

[Moderator]

Sorry. Hold on. It's lagging.

[Joe]

Sometimes when we get a lot of them, it gets backed up, but they're still there. Everybody relax, all right? We didn't dodge any.

[Moderator]

We got one from Bama Boy for $5. Is Tyler aware he has a poop streak on his head?

[Joe]

What are you, 12? But thanks, man. Thanks for the super chat.

[Jimmy]

Thanks for the support, thanks for the money, but what are you, freaking 12 years old, dog? What's up, dog?

[Moderator]

Next one is from Uncivil Ng $20. What was the most revealing? What was most revealing is how these people are reacting To Charlie's death. The demons can't help but reveal themselves from the congress yelling and protesting a prayer to those gloating at a loss of life.

[Joe]

Straight D. That's it. That is, that is the spiritual warfare among us, dude.

[Jimmy]

Well, it's demonic. It's demonic.

[Tyler]

Yeah. The enemy is the enemy's real man. The enemy's an insurgent. And if you start approaching the enemy as an insurgent, which you fought and you fought and you fought and I fought and realized that the reason they're using insurgent. The reason the enemy uses insurgent taxes. He can't win straight up.

[Joe]

No, it can't. It has to infiltrate.

[Tyler]

Yep, yep.

[Jimmy]

And the Bible is super clear on this. The enemy comes to do three things and only three things. Kill, steal, and destroy. There's a. Into relationships in this Charlie Kirk thing. He wants to disseminate propaganda via evil, lies, corruption, and greed.

[Tyler]

Can I, can I. Go ahead, dude. I, I, I hate that this happened. I, I can't it, I can't even fathom it. But I wish the Amy. The enemy hated me that much to kill me. I am, I feel like I am.

[Jimmy]

I, I think he does.

[Tyler]

Oh, I hope, I hope, I hope he wants to smile.

[Jimmy]

I, honestly, he, he, he does. To anyone who stands up. And now who's gonna take Charlie's place? I hope that there are people.

[Joe]

Like I said earlier, they, they, I saw, I read that thing that said doing that created 10 million more.

[Jimmy]

Right?

[Joe]

Right.

[Tyler]

I mean this, this can be it right here.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

People, people be asking me, Jimmy, what do we do? And I'm like, you, you don't, you don't pick up your weapons because that's a one way ticket to prison. Right? We know that. So that's out of the picture. You got to be smarter. So you got it. You got to win the fight without going to the fight. And how you win is your, your voice is the most powerful thing at such a time as this. I believe that everybody's listening. This has been raised for this exact time. I know that may seem extreme, but you know, it's, it's the truth. And if, if you don't use your voice right now, or at least the shares in the, in the, in the, in something to combat this mess, then, then you pick up, then you're forced to pick up weapons eventually and have some insane thing because what's next? Think about this. I was thinking about this today. What's next? Every single time I hear something atrocious. Nine, 11, like tonight, like today's commemorative day of 9 11. Okay, that was horrible. Then you have the trump thing, and then you hear these. Then the girl on the bus, and then Charlie Kirk, which is, like, just tops them all. And now what's next? It's not like it ends here. It's going to get worse and worse and worse until people finally break under the pressure. And the reason why they will break under the pressure is. And why we're here now is there's not enough real GS to stand up as such a time as this with a real voice.

[Joe]

You gotta take trt that we can.

[Tyler]

You know, I mean, I. I was thinking about this as I was driving up here. Charlie Kirk is gone. God rest his soul. There's a void there. We always want to think as humans that, like, okay, well, some other one person is going to stand in the gap. I bible says many hands make light work. It may not be one person. It may be a conglomeration of everybody that's in this studio and listening to us. And on and on we go.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, we don't. We don't need more leaders. We don't need another leader. A lot of people want to be leaders. We need warriors. That's all I am. I don't even claim to be a leader. I'm a freaking sled dog warrior. I always have been. Always willing to will, hopefully by the grace of God. But as we know, lights can be snapped out in a moment's notice. Doing God's word.

[Joe]

All right, super chats. You guys can't make me the bad guy.

[Mike]

I warned you once.

[Joe]

I gotta make you the bad guy.

[Moderator]

All right, we got backman union with $20 off duty tonight Thursdays for the boys closer, Highwayman.

[Jimmy]

Oh, that's a beautiful song.

[Joe]

How much?

[Mike]

20.

[Jimmy]

I love that song, man.

[Tyler]

See?

[Moderator]

Next one is this guy. Dirt diver actual RIP PFC Brett Everett Wood, killed September 9, 2011.

[Mike]

God bless.

[Jimmy]

God bless, man.

[Moderator]

Sorry to hear that, Jefferson. Newbie with $5, bro. Stopped yelling into the microphone. Yeah, the guy with the sunglasses.

[Joe]

Is that me?

[Mike]

That was him before.

[Jimmy]

No, it's you. You got the sunglasses off.

[Mike]

That's why he took him off. He saw that earlier.

[Joe]

He's like, n that. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Stop being so butthurt, dude. Golly, are you that. My ears are. What's going on? I mean, you have some kind of this. I'm not gonna say it. I'm gonna say it on live. But come on, bro. Calm down. Calm down, Turbo.

[Moderator]

You want me to read that one?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Moderator]

This one?

[Joe]

Yeah. Rito. I Can't see him.

[Jimmy]

I can see them all, bro.

[Joe]

What does it say?

[Jimmy]

Eagle eyes? Is that.

[Joe]

I can't see it.

[Moderator]

Take off your. You're that blind?

[Joe]

Yeah, I'm still blind.

[Jimmy]

He said. Did you and Brent break up, Tyler? I noticed all of his stuff is out of the studio.

[Joe]

No, Brett is. He launched his whiskey, so he's pretty much busy all the time. So. These lives, you know, Brent's missed a lot of lives. Brent's out of town all the time at conventions. He's the talk of the town. He's got all kinds of meetings to go to.

[Jimmy]

Prince. Solid as it gets. Yeah. Love that guy.

[Joe]

And, you know, so we. The lives are for the boys. You know, there's. There's been lives. I wasn't here here.

[Jimmy]

You know, anytime I get a text for Brent on my phone, I'm like giggling around.

[Tyler]

Dude. I mean, that guy will text you back like four days later.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, he's an awesome guy. He is awesome, dude. He's awesome. So they found me right now under a cardboard box. Basically, you're out. Say, Jimmy bro. Come on, we'll give you a pizza. Pizza down at Eddie's.

[Joe]

I'll do it for a calzone. Tyler. I'll do it for a cow.

[Tyler]

I watched him calzone a rush one. He crushed it while smoking a cigarette and talking, bro. This guy is on the kind.

[Jimmy]

I'm the kind of guy that I don't smoke, but I'll smoke your cigarettes, homeboy.

[Moderator]

All right.

[Jimmy]

Stop yelling. The mic. Shut up.

[Moderator]

Next one we got from not Trey. What angers me the most is the fact that Charlie doesn't hold any government position. He just talks and he doesn't make any laws. He just talks.

[Mike]

And we. You know what? Yeah, we need people to talk.

[Joe]

Talk.

[Jimmy]

Dude, that.

[Mike]

We need people to talk.

[Jimmy]

Thank. Thank you. That's how powerful your voice is. It got a guy blasted in the neck, Charlie. That's how powerful it is. You see your words speak life and death, right? Your words are freaking powerful because it turns non action into real life scenarios. And he's not.

[Mike]

He's not bought and paid for. But like a politician, that dude is speaking from the heart. From his. His.

[Jimmy]

It's great.

[Mike]

He's just saying what he believes in. I think it's a great message. Yeah. Everybody's not going to always agree with everything he says, but he's not up there saying that. So he gets support from this. This special interest group or that special interest group or he needs money. He's saying it and doing It. He literally, honestly, he died to get a positive message across to America, and. And to think that that's not admirable and. And just because he's not a politician and he just talks. Well, if more of us just talk, I think this country would be going in a lot better direction than all of us just sitting around not saying a word.

[Jimmy]

You know what my dad always said? He said, texas judge and preacher, he said, hear me now, believe me later. And he says, the devil always overplays his hands.

[Tyler]

Dude. Oh, man. I. I've been. I've been really focusing in on, like, you know, first of all, you got to remember, like, people think that the. The enemy. That's what I like to call him. Right. The enemy has the same powers that God has. He can see the future. He can.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

He's in. He's in the river.

[Joe]

He can't be. He can't see inside you, and.

[Tyler]

And he can't be everywhere.

[Joe]

He can see what you do, and.

[Tyler]

He can hear what you speak out.

[Joe]

He cannot see.

[Jimmy]

And he has an army of minions. Remember what they told the. The guy? They said, we know Paul. We know of Jesus, but who are you? And they beat the crap out of you. That was the demons from the man in the Bible. Yeah, they literally knew the names of Paul and Jesus, but they're like, who the heck are you? All right.

[Joe]

Super chats.

[Moderator]

All right. We got make politicians scared again. Steve Crowder obtained leaked email from ATF with pro, trans, and anti facets message messages that were engraved on the cartridges they recovered from. On the rifle.

[Joe]

Oh, Bradley, what'd you say was on the cartridge?

[Moderator]

That's. Yeah, that's just it. They don't have pro, trans and anti fascist messages.

[Joe]

What it say?

[Tyler]

They don't know.

[Joe]

They don't know.

[Jimmy]

I thought they were all about freedom of speech.

[Joe]

How can you write a. A message on a casing?

[Moderator]

It was engraved.

[Mike]

Yeah, allegedly.

[Jimmy]

There was an at.

[Mike]

There was a screenshot of an ATF email that came out that had, like, the synopsis.

[Joe]

He was on our radar.

[Tyler]

Crowder got it this morning.

[Mike]

Yeah, I saw it this morning, and it was like a. The last.

[Tyler]

It looked like a write up.

[Mike]

It did. It looked like a synopsis of the incident. Like, you would have, like, an intel dump at the end of the shift. And the last part talked about transgender being ideology been written on the bullets in the gun. And, I mean.

[Joe]

Super chats. All right.

[Moderator]

Got this one from Austin for a hundred dollars. Love y'.

[Jimmy]

All.

[Moderator]

Where Brent Taylor and Timmy are the.

[Joe]

Best Yeah, I just said, brent. You know, Brent's out of town all the time. He's, you know, he missed a lot of lives. He's gonna miss a lot of lives.

[Mike]

Four weeks in a row once.

[Joe]

Yeah, yeah. I mean, he's out of town all the time.

[Jimmy]

Time.

[Joe]

Especially with the new whiskey coming out, you know, he's just super slammed, super busy.

[Jimmy]

And we talked on the phone, and I said, brown, are you sure, dog? You know who I am. Are you sure? I mean, are you sure? Are you sure, brother? A little bit.

[Joe]

When you did.

[Jimmy]

You can't. You. Yeah, you. You can't. You can't offend me, you know, Brent, just tell me, brother. He was like, no, brother, you're good to go, dog. So I said, okay, I'm up on that piece right now. I came down from Miami just for y'. All.

[Joe]

Came up.

[Jimmy]

Whatever. Who cares?

[Moderator]

All right, next one's from Claudia. Security was only six people and 3,000 visitors there.

[Joe]

So is it security with six or six law enforcement, if you could.

[Moderator]

Well, I know he only had, like.

[Joe]

Three of, like, because like we talked about. We talked about this earlier. You can see when Charlie does these events, he does have close PSD style protection. They're probably rocking pistols. And, you know, they're. They're just guys with sunglasses standing next to him. But that's gonna do nothing if you have no kind of outer, you know, perimeter, or no kind of outer, you know?

[Jimmy]

Well, and let's face it, just like the guy I talk about sometimes on my channel, there was a Blackwater guy. He was talking about his girl problems 10,000 miles away in Baghdad, Iraq. Had his hand on his mouth like this, standing like a statue for a long time until a bullet went through his hand, out the back of his head. Head. He dropped like a. A puppet, just like that. Like the streets were cut. And, you know, the point is, is that Charlie, God rest his soul, you know, the only. Only person that can save you sometimes is yourself. In sitting there like a statue presents yourself as the easiest shot in the world. I wish. And I know that it's hot, probably, and he talks so much he just wants to sit down. But you saw, he was relaxed, according to the videos I analyzed. You know, you can see Charlie's chichis. That means he's not wearing a vest. Okay? He. And if he was, and it was a deflection, which we can get into, it was a small steel plate, like this big, which I just don't see that happening. And so he was sitting there still, you Know, it doesn't mean, it doesn't take away from the fact that he's a warrior or complacent, but it's almost like a trust in your security and, and also a. It just shows you how good of a man he was. He was, he was. He had this hope and trust that somebody, you know, we can have our big debate, we can hate each other, we can duke it out, but to shoot me because of it, I, I.

[Tyler]

Think, I think if I could speak for Charlie, and I, And I think I absolutely can, he was absolutely rock solid in where he was with, with his faith. And he was walking out there going, like, whatever happens, this is exactly where I'm supposed to be.

[Joe]

Right?

[Tyler]

And whatever the Lord wants is what's going to happen and nothing else.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Tyler]

Sorry, I. I'm getting on my soapbox.

[Mike]

Yeah, I agree. And it's. You are right. It's. It's one of those things like if we fear the evil and hide, then it, the message isn't going to get out. So you look at that guy and that's what you said. You're right when you say you don't replace Charlie. You have. We come together and we continue the message, but there is no, like, okay, he's gone. Put another guy there. It just doesn't work like that because his unique way of delivering the message, his. His un wavering ability to stand there, take the heat, engage in conversation and put himself in danger is a. Is a very unique thing. And, and it's. It's really weird for me. It feels like a family member died and I don't know, it's just a guy that you look at and go, he's sacrificing all of his stuff for us.

[Jimmy]

I, I think Charlie would have been wrong to not go out. Yeah, we all gotta die at some point anyways.

[Joe]

Well, they had that video of him.

[Jimmy]

Saying, you got you. You go ahead.

[Joe]

They had the video of him saying, like, hey, man, if you were. If. If you. Everything were to end right now, what would you want to be remembered for? And Charlie was like, what? Like, I die? And obviously this was in the past. And he goes, no, I'm just saying, like, if it all went away, if everything went away, he goes, I want to be remembered for my faith. Well, I was like, well, man, well.

[Jimmy]

It'S horrible, man, because, you know, his fan, he's got, he's. You see these videos of him and his daughters and his family. And it's just after you have a kid, I have. Have a Kid now. And it's just a whole. I was talking to Joe about having a kid at home, and then he's on the mean streets here, and I'm like, dude, I. That. It makes it a whole different. It makes you.

[Joe]

Have.

[Jimmy]

You got to even have bigger balls to go out there?

[Tyler]

Can we just go off topic for a second?

[Joe]

Well, it's all right. Remember what you're saying. We got to hit super chats.

[Jimmy]

I'm the only guy.

[Joe]

Guys, I'm looking out for you. These guys don't care.

[Jimmy]

Oh, he cuts me off all the time. He's like, bro, super chat. And I'm like, having a 50. He's over here.

[Moderator]

All right, we got another one from Claudia. Shooter left rifle and towel behind. Why?

[Tyler]

Oh, you want the answer to that?

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Because he doesn't know what he's doing.

[Jimmy]

Thank you.

[Mike]

Nobody's gonna notice it.

[Jimmy]

He's not a Mossad agent. Stop watching Netflix, people. Not that Yar. But I'm just saying there's a lot of people online, they're like, he was a pro. He was the jackal. It's like, dude, no, he missed. I believe he missed. When I mean, he missed. He missed what he was shooting at. He was probably shooting at his chest. You say t. Whatever. He missed either way.

[Joe]

Way.

[Jimmy]

All right. I think he was fortunate to get the shot.

[Tyler]

We can agree whatever he was aiming at was not what he hit.

[Jimmy]

Exactly. He left the. He looked like both me and him. We don't know each other from Adam. He came in here today, and I'm sure police officer work is the same. Okay. Tactics and stuff. We've shot so many rounds down range between both of us through multiple platform sniper platforms. Okay. He said he left the round in the chamber automatically, systematically. We both know he was not a pro. Because if you're a pro, you cannot help but to eject around. You have eyes open like this. You're looking through the grass. You squeeze, break. And then you automatically pop, pop, pop, pop. It's not even an option.

[Tyler]

And your eyes don't leave the glass. Your eyes don't leave the glass. You're trained to do this and go for your follow up shot because who knows what happened. You got to be ready to go ahead and send the next round down range right now.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

A professional would not have done that. A professional wouldn't have left, you know, in. When I went to Marine scout sniper school, we called it a target indicator. Right. Where are you at?

[Joe]

Right.

[Tyler]

You.

[Jimmy]

Target acquisition.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I'm not. I'm not leaving that behind, bro.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah, that's a. That's a great. That's another good point. He was most likely not military or anything like that. I believe he was a professional liberal student perhaps. And he. Because he knew that look, that's another thing. Thing I look at like casing joints or flying somewhere to a place that you don't even know. And then you're gonna freaking. You know where to climb up on buildings and move and then get away. Escape. No. You know that area. In fact, I would postulate right now that it's probably a student that was going there. But not. I'll go even further. I'm no freaking FBI analyst, but I will. Or profiler. I'll say I believe that he was not only a student, but he actually had some type of job as a student around the grounds or something like that.

[Tyler]

He had a. He had a very solid. He had. He knew where is what we would call final firing point. He knew what his final firing point was going to be. Yeah, he. He knew what his infill and X fell route was gonna be because he did it so fast. When you see it in the video, he jumped off. He knew exactly where he was going.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Exactly what he was about to do. I know. Super chats.

[Jimmy]

Got one. Jimmy's got these golden nuggets. I'm so sorry. You want me to talk about that? Cuts him off dog.

[Moderator]

All right. Stephen Walsh, thanks to the vets and all you do and have done. John from Detroit. Hey boys. Working outside of my laptop on the tailgate Thursday nights for the boys Jason Aldean concert tonight here in Michigan. With current events and today's date. I'm sure it'll be a powerful show. Love you guys. Keep up the good work.

[Joe]

Thanks, brother.

[Moderator]

Right wing nut. Looks like Charlie had on armor under his shirt. Shirt jumped at the moment of impact. I think get deflected off the armor and hit his neck.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Joe]

That's a good argument. That's worth.

[Jimmy]

Right?

[Joe]

That's worth three minutes of conversation.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

But. Okay, let's talk about that.

[Tyler]

Hit the stopwatch.

[Jimmy]

Let's talk about that.

[Joe]

If you think that might have been.

[Jimmy]

What happened if he was wearing body armor. What did the body armor have chi cheese on it? I mean, that's.

[Tyler]

I've never seen body armor except on Batman.

[Jimmy]

Why would you. Why would you get body armor that was. That resembled nipples Chi cheese? I mean, not hard.

[Joe]

You mean nipples, right?

[Jimmy]

Not like you've been doing my superhuman 30 program either. Like I'm talking like soft Chichis. My point is, this is not a joke in matter. But. But really, honestly, if you're gonna have. If. If you're gonna.

[Tyler]

Everybody in this room doesn't work best.

[Joe]

Well, I'm. I'm genuinely asking. Do they make body armor that looks like a chest plate inside?

[Jimmy]

Like Trump? I could tell Trump is wearing actual body armor. Like a suit. You could tell it's heavy. That Cody wears is heavy and long. And that's my. But. But underneath, like, right now with this shirt, like, you can tell if you're wearing point.

[Tyler]

What would be the tactical point of. Of wearing body armor that looks like you're not? Except to say, hey, shoot, here.

[Jimmy]

It's too.

[Tyler]

It wasn't silliness.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Just from the side. There's one side angle.

[Joe]

Mike wears body armor all day long, 24 7.

[Jimmy]

But I know what you're saying.

[Mike]

I want to give a side angle that looks like what he's saying.

[Jimmy]

I want to make that valid, bro, because I saw that too.

[Tyler]

I did, too.

[Jimmy]

After I saw that. I don't have an answer for that one, because it looks like he. It hits something, and it. And it goes up.

[Tyler]

I mean, so Valhalla Nate. Nate.

[Jimmy]

Big Nate.

[Joe]

Nate Cornucopia.

[Tyler]

Nate broke that down and was, like, not happening. And.

[Joe]

Oh, so he broke down.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah, the chest. So you really need to go talk to Nate, because I know that he slowed it down as, like, as far as he could go and was like. Like, not happening.

[Jimmy]

So I said, man, yeah, yeah. So. So let's talk about a deflection off of a vest. I mean, you know, okay, you have steel body armor, which I'm a major advocate of. Not steel. Because you have Spalding. I called it Spalding for years until the body armor experts were like, yeah, it's spawning. But we. But in the seals, we even call it Spalding. Whatever. But spalling is when a. The fragmentation of a round. I don't want to do it because my swim buddy. I'm always thinking about my swim buddy. Swim buddies. Right to the left or right. I get smashed to the plates. Who cares about me? It doesn't hit me, but guess frag's going somewhere. Well, no, it's deflects to the ground. It's still going in the ground by your toes, homie.

[Tyler]

Tyler.

[Mike]

Even so, he's leaning backwards.

[Tyler]

Did Tyler. Did you wear the pad?

[Joe]

We were supposed to, but, I mean, we had to.

[Mike]

I took it off.

[Joe]

It got. If EFP ripped through my. Yeah, bro.

[Jimmy]

I wore a plate in black water. This big. Like, it looked like my ID holder and it swung like that.

[Mike]

Talked about like the new vest that these tech guys wear. I'm like, bro, in the task force, they wear these little.

[Jimmy]

It's stupid.

[Mike]

It's.

[Joe]

It's.

[Tyler]

And the. In the shoulder.

[Mike]

Nobody's that accurate, so they're not gonna hit what they're aiming for. They're gonna miss anyway.

[Jimmy]

I know.

[Mike]

They hit you everywhere else.

[Jimmy]

I know seals that would put a Time magazine like actual magazine in in Replaced our place with a magazine like you could like. It's just soft.

[Joe]

Is it life?

[Jimmy]

Because the lighter, the better the liver. You're more maneuverable. You could run. You can move. You can.

[Joe]

I don't plan on getting shot. The better back.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, but you carry that sucker 15 clicks in, dog.

[Joe]

All right, super chats. Let's try to get like a couple.

[Mike]

That was four minutes.

[Joe]

Hey, that was.

[Moderator]

Was it actually four minutes?

[Tyler]

No, no. I was over here like, hey, I'm holding up the three.

[Jimmy]

All right, but we need to go back to that. I want to hear Jimmy's take on the best.

[Moderator]

You got it from Adam. The people who are celebrating Charlie's death are scum, plain and simple. It isn't it ironic the left are the only ones who got violent?

[Joe]

So tolerant.

[Jimmy]

Super ridiculous man.

[Moderator]

Papa Penguin. This is the first clear indication of the Balkanization of America short of some sort of exit existential threat to America. This train ain't stopping or turning.

[Joe]

Well, thanks for the no history.

[Tyler]

It's not wrong.

[Jimmy]

No, it's a. It's a world order agenda. Because the same people that are for the Ukraine stuff and all that are they. They. Their ideology. France, Germany, all these me. Their ideology meshes and marries up to the same ideology in America that's against us from within. So it's. You talk about being like the Revolutionary war. Being outnumbered again. We are. We are outnumbered.

[Moderator]

Our Fisher, Howard. You guys got to have Nick Fuentes on the show. It will go viral for sure.

[Joe]

Nick Fuentes. I've heard that.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I have two. Who is that?

[Tyler]

Nick? I know who it is, man, but.

[Jimmy]

Who is Nick Fueters?

[Mike]

No, keep going.

[Joe]

Rather than.

[Tyler]

Yeah, keep going. I'll get on the Google machine.

[Moderator]

Okay, Kenneth, with $50, I want this super chat just to be used for the boys to play Tom McDonald's song that is in remembrance for Charlie Kirk.

[Jimmy]

Dang.

[Moderator]

I just want to end this. Why want. I just want to end of this. This is 911, y'. All. May we never forget the ones that never made it home on 911.

[Joe]

Amen, bro.

[Jimmy]

Let's see it in the comments. What do you guys think about this, man? Are you fired up? Are you sad, depressed? You know, when my first feeling was, was of disappointment in our country, like kind of like somehow the, the dad just walked out on us and the America resembles dad, like he just abandoned us. That's. I couldn't eat my food yesterday when I saw that, the video, because I was like, what happened to America? Like this, this, this is, this is so far beyond. Like what? Like this is how countries burn from within. We should be circling the wagons super tight, you know. Oh man. Defending our nation. But we're burning, we're burning ourselves up.

[Moderator]

Next one's from Dean Coleman for a hundred dollars. God bless the boys. Love the show.

[Joe]

Thanks, Dean, man.

[Moderator]

Appreciate you, Claudia. Every great man in history had enemies.

[Joe]

Yes. In fact, there's a, there's a, there's a, a quote. I'll put the reel in there from American Gangster and that movie with Denzel. And he was like, like, you know, you want to be successful, you're gonna have enemies. If you don't want to have enemies, you can just be a regular guy. Yeah. You could have friends.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Joe]

But you ain't gonna be successful.

[Jimmy]

And to it, to a certain extent, unless you're just whack job, like when you receive hate and stuff, that the.

[Joe]

Whack jobs like crazy.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. That can be an indicator that you're doing something right.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

When you're like Charlie, he was receiving a tremendous amount of, I mean, can you imagine the death threats he was getting on a daily basis? And that in itself, health can desensitize you. Right. And just like being a police officer, Joe, like that could, that stuff could dissipate. I, I look at a lot of.

[Joe]

Your threat assessment starts changing.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Joe]

The chances of that happening versus like he said, a violent protest or an ugly 40 man fight, that's more probable. So that's just where you're allocating your mind to. But you just can't, especially 13 months after the Trump shoot shooting, you just can't let that one go to the wayside. That's got to be always.

[Mike]

And the other thing with the police and everything, we have to follow rules. We're fighting a lawless, ruleless group of people who have no consequences.

[Tyler]

Your Roe is so much worse.

[Mike]

They have no consequence for their action. They can do whatever they want. They can get on tick tock, they can rally, they can say, let's kill him. Let's hope he's dead. They can laugh about it. The House chambers, they tried to have a moment of silence. The Democrats laughed about it. They made noise. Yeah, yeah, they went to have a moment at the Speaker. Yeah, the speaker of the House went to have a moment of silence for Charlie Clerk. And the Democrats stood up and made noise, like, intentionally interrupted a moment of silence. So it's like you have a whole half of the country that has that belief that regardless of a human being being killed because his beliefs were slightly different than yours, he doesn't deserve any respect or any dignity to get a moment of silence. When, you know any swinging dick will get one in the community. Cops shoot somebody. Completely justified. He'll get a moment of silence and a mural and all this. And then you got a guy who speaks about the Bible, family doing the right thing, and half the gofundme for.

[Joe]

That guy on the subway.

[Mike]

Yeah, I think they canceled that, but I hope so.

[Joe]

But, yeah, the fact that somebody.

[Mike]

Even that's acceptable. You know, now my. My Instagram is just full of people just. Just laughing. The tmz, laughing, the TMZ thing. But there's some comedian, I forget, I don't even want to say his name, who just glorified to death, made fun of it, laughed about it. Then he shaved his head and said, now I'm the Nazis that are unfollowing me. Like, just. You have people that. He'll go in public and. And have a comedy show and be okay with saying that if we said some crazy, we're no longer gonna be able to go in public.

[Jimmy]

I gave myself a Mohawk this morning, dog. I usually have one, but.

[Mike]

But I'll tell you, you're fighting an enemy that has no consequences for their actions. They don't care if they go to jail. They don't care where they sleep tomorrow. They don't care what they eat tomorrow. It's like fighting a third world country within our own country.

[Jimmy]

Well, there's also no repercussions, per se, for our online keyboard warriors.

[Mike]

You know, punch in the mouth.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. And people have gotten so used to talking trash online that now know, it's like, you know, they. They. They. They think they could basically do anything, which they pretty much can in a lot of. A lot of ways.

[Joe]

All right, your time is up. Six times.

[Mike]

That was my fault. I got.

[Moderator]

I got in that one kilo with. This is good versus evil. Pure evil. Satan is laughing. Yes, Democrats, Marcus Stryker. $50. God bless you, gentlemen. Keep up the hard work.

[Joe]

Thanks, Marcus.

[Mike]

That's a good Idea.

[Joe]

Trouble.

[Moderator]

Samantha, can we hear from Mac look alike on the couch?

[Joe]

Sam.

[Jimmy]

Yo, grab me a beer, dog.

[Joe]

Wait, what did they say?

[Tyler]

Mac look alike?

[Joe]

She. It's my buddy's wife. She said I look like Mac from Super Troopers.

[Tyler]

Oh yeah, dude, you do.

[Jimmy]

Whoa, bro.

[Tyler]

Dude, how did we not see that?

[Jimmy]

We so start that.

[Tyler]

Hey, hey, can I just. Can I just say like, get it?

[Jimmy]

Like, I. I love you.

[Tyler]

Dude, I wanted to say this earlier. Earlier. Like this dude's a warrior, man. He. I mean like we can't.

[Joe]

Yeah, we can't discuss it.

[Tyler]

We can't discuss it.

[Joe]

He's a what?

[Tyler]

A warrior.

[Joe]

He's a recent gunfighter.

[Tyler]

He's a dude coming.

[Jimmy]

I think I've made fun of his age. Take Wyatt Earp and Dog Holiday. Put him in the same room. That's what happened. Have I cooked your.

[Tyler]

Dead on all morning.

[Mike]

You guys have a really good crime center, right?

[Jimmy]

No, the pizza. The pizza ladies really like you, bro. Bro, I went over there, they were like, they're lesbians. Well, they were like, okay, who is that guy that keeps coming in here?

[Mike]

That's cuz I spend money.

[Moderator]

Next one's from.

[Joe]

When you spend money, you gotta, you gotta talk over these. Bradley.

[Moderator]

Next one's from Pie Creamer 20. They just named the shooter as finger my ass. Also, there's an active shooter at the naval Academy as of an hours ago.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that happened.

[Joe]

Is it dead? Is it over?

[Tyler]

I mean, it was happening when I walked into the studio, bro.

[Joe]

Brother, I'm sure it's okay.

[Jimmy]

He probably saw the blueberry cammies, man. The, the new cammies.

[Joe]

They got new cammies in the Navy, bro.

[Jimmy]

When I checked into the Navy, because I. I can't. You know, I always like glamorized the seals in the woodland cammies and the green berets in the jungle coming out of the water. Yeah, and so when I went to boot camp in the Navy, of course I went through the other, other service veterans boot camp part. I walked in there and I saw a bunch of guys with blueberry cammies on. On, you know, the, the blue. What are you trying to blend in with the water? If you fall over.

[Joe]

We can't see him.

[Jimmy]

I was so mad, I was shaking. I went into the office, I asked the chief, I said, it looks cool, Chief. Do seals wear the blueberry cammies? And he was like, no, I don't. I don't think so. Why? I said, oh, thank God. Because I was about to go awol. Like literally I was about to.

[Joe]

Jimmy, what's the. What's the worst camera pattern ever made?

[Jimmy]

Oh.

[Tyler]

Acu, without a doubt.

[Jimmy]

Out.

[Joe]

You're blended into grandma's sofa or the.

[Tyler]

Gravel or a bunch of people in acu and that's it.

[Jimmy]

Why. Why did they change?

[Tyler]

Because some in the Pentagon thought having pin holders was a good.

[Joe]

And he probably had money in. Invested in the cup.

[Tyler]

You ain't lying, bro.

[Joe]

All right, all right.

[Moderator]

We got Patrice with $20. Heroes are being struck down. Look at what they did to Daniel Penny. John Mattingly, Sal Oldradi, Tyler, my son. Loved the shirt.

[Mike]

Justice for Sal.

[Joe]

Justice for Sal. John's been on the show a couple times.

[Moderator]

Next one's from Holy $10. Jimmy, do you have experience with the British SBS? If so, what it's your opinion of them? Afghan or somewhere else?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, love. Love the. Love the British. As a bs, we actually.

[Joe]

Is that. What's the sbs?

[Jimmy]

It's basically the British. Yeah. It's basically the British saa. They're. They're. They're British sas, You know, from. From. From what I gather from them. They're basically coming from the same thing. It's just like you go through SAS and then you can branch off as an SBS guy and they do the same thing that we do in the sealed delivery vehicles. That's. That's what I. The. The unit I was at. That's why I didn't comment on that thing you said about North Korea. But that's. That's basically what, though. That's the. The op tempo there. But I live with. Huh.

[Tyler]

I wasn't gonna say anything about SDVs.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I. I know enough to shut the up.

[Jimmy]

I didn't say nothing about sdv.

[Mike]

Nope. Nope.

[Jimmy]

So I. So my roommate was an SBS guy, and I called him Kiwi. And I just named him Kiwi. He hated that because that's an Australian thing, I think. Right. But he's British. He was like, mate, I'm. I'm freaking From. You know, from the uk, mate. I was like, no, you ain't. You Australian now, homie. Because I just told you were. He's like, dang, dude. And so we. We lived together, same apartment in Panama city beach for 10 weeks or so. And that guy could drink. We used to drink something called. It was called a suicide shot. And he said, mate, you want a suicide shot? I said, yeah, what it is? He said, you know, you snort the line of salt off your hand and then you squirt a. A lemon in your eye, and then you have a girl slap you as hard as she Can. And then you take the shot of tequila. And we would do like eight or nine of those in a row.

[Tyler]

That is some kinky.

[Jimmy]

And the best part about it is one time, one night, I said, hey bro, let's do it again. He's like, yeah, bro, mate, whatever. If these guys could run like you've never seen, they could work out and run. Not like the jack seals. Because we ain't running nowhere, player. We banging it outside anyways. Unless we're in a dress shooting a pink Glock at the range. Okay, I, I, I'm not, no, but, but the SBS guy, man, we were.

[Joe]

On our let's go back to the SPS story.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, forget that. Oh, you got one.

[Joe]

Order, order, order.

[Mike]

Super super chats.

[Jimmy]

So we did eight shots of these suicide shots, you know, because they could party and drink. There was a couple of them there and finally I said, let's do another one. He snorted the line of saw, he squirted the limb in the eyes and he got ready. And I had this girl's like not fun. And I had this girl ready to slap him. And I said back up. And I just hit him as hard as I could and slap.

[Tyler]

Did he get a cte?

[Jimmy]

He was super mad at that dude. Super mad. Yeah, it was really up.

[Joe]

Ah, well, we gotta pause super chats because we gotta bring in some sponsors. Ghostbed, I gotta go. Sped.com forward/antihero. Save 10% on their already low prices. Ghostbed's one of our first sponsors. They've been with us since the beginning. They're good people. They have all kinds of things. Even if you don't want a mattress. They got pillows, they got mattress toppers. They've got the cooling patented technology sheets where you can have a sheet over you even when it's hot as fuck. Outside side.

[Jimmy]

Even if you're with Nate Valhalla in the same bed.

[Joe]

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[Mike]

I was thinking the same thing. Give me this thing.

[Tyler]

Game one, super chats.

[Mike]

Let's go.

[Moderator]

All right, we got sea bass. Y' all hear Mig mention Anti Hero on SRS Thursday nights with the boys?

[Joe]

Who?

[Tyler]

Srs.

[Jimmy]

Did you say Mig?

[Moderator]

Mig mention Anti Hero? I'm assuming SRS is Sean Ryan show.

[Joe]

Yeah. Who's Mig?

[Moderator]

I don't know. This is Mig.

[Joe]

Hey, yeah, if you could. I mean, I don't. I don't. I don't follow the Bro Vet podcast as much as I should.

[Tyler]

Actually.

[Joe]

I don't follow podcasts as much as I should. So I kind of learned from you guys.

[Jimmy]

Well, that's how I got on this show was from you guys out there. I really appreciate that. Y' all were like, put that weirdo Jimmy on. Get his ass up in that piece.

[Moderator]

All right, next one's From Jefferson Newbie, $20. So my girl was cleaning out the fish tank and I asked to help. She told me no. So I go watch my hero thing podcast. So now she's teaching the fish to use their manners like I just taught her to do. She's going to learn today. The boss count spatula with $10. I didn't agree with Charlie, but I respected him for opening up debate with people who disagreed with him. Shutting down civil discourse on both sides is how we lose what makes this country beautiful.

[Jimmy]

I don't like you, but I agree with you. Love you in the most masculine way. Paul Possible.

[Moderator]

Eric Parks with 200. Got to keep bringing the good fight by doing good deeds. However, small change starts in our houses, not the White House. Keep up the great work, gents. Thursday nights for the boys and my wife. Outro Song Jambi by tool.

[Tyler]

All politics is local.

[Moderator]

John Wet Laufer, $10. I was in 28 sta from 0406. Semper.

[Jimmy]

What's up, simple 5 bro ra.

[Moderator]

Papa tank. Hey, guys. First time catching y' all live. It is completely unacceptable what has happened in the past couple of weeks. Wish you all the best and keep doing the Lord's work. Rangers lead the way. Coming home for song all the way.

[Jimmy]

Love the Rangers, man.

[Tyler]

Rangers are. Those guys are strip hard friggin best.

[Jimmy]

They really are.

[Moderator]

Keeping feet print. My man Jimmy back In the house. Keep spreading the love on the bagels. Tyler, dope glasses.

[Joe]

Thanks, bro. They're actually ten dollar bargain bag glasses, but they look like Ray Bag Fan.

[Jimmy]

So tomorrow I'll have them on in my hotel.

[Joe]

I know. Stop stealing my. Actually, you want to take these over the pit vipers?

[Jimmy]

No, player.

[Tyler]

Dude, those pit vipers are dope.

[Jimmy]

I just got these. I know. And somebody. I think somebody, you know, there's.

[Joe]

So they have stores that sell them. You don't have to steal them from me.

[Jimmy]

Some, but.

[Mike]

But easier to steal.

[Jimmy]

There's something about taking somebody else's sunglasses and then wearing them the next day and blasting out on them. I apologize to everybody. Was like, I'm not taking them back. Is that apology. Just accept my apology for it.

[Joe]

All right.

[Jimmy]

I'm gonna get sponsored by these guys. Watch.

[Joe]

Click this. If you get sponsored by pit vipers, that would be amazing.

[Jimmy]

Dude, they are. We're already in talks. Me and Teemu and Riffraff won't return my messages for some reason.

[Joe]

All right, Patreon 91. So.

[Jimmy]

Oh, there's my sound.

[Joe]

This is. Oh, I forgot to say, this is for a cloud defensive mini light. Really good for being on patrol. If the box comes, like, when I send it to you, don't worry. It's because I opened it four times to make sure everything was in there. But it's a mini light. Clips on to your lapel or whatever the. This thing is on your shoulder.

[Mike]

Don't use a guardian angel. Use this.

[Joe]

Yeah, use this. Or. I mean, it's. It's so small. You can fit it in, like a wallet, clip it on a wallet, or put it in your purse for when you get home. You can't see the door.

[Jimmy]

Like a prison wallet.

[Joe]

But the winner is James Greenlee of. Let's see what state you're in. California. James Greenlee, you are the winner. I will send this out to you asap, which we know takes a minute, but I'm gonna send it out to you.

[Jimmy]

Wait, who's Tig, you guys?

[Joe]

Wasn't Tig or Mig? Oh, you know, you guys.

[Jimmy]

You guys hear Tig talking trash about anti hero on SRS Benghazi. Who's Tig?

[Joe]

John Tig Tegan. He was one of the guys in the 13 hours. One of the three, four dudes.

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Joe]

I love it. Who's that?

[Jimmy]

Who's Tig, homie? What's up? Who's Jimmy?

[Joe]

I'm gonna clip that.

[Moderator]

Next one's from Mikey. God bless all crisis king. Love the channel. Thank you for what y' all are doing. Should elementary slash schools slash universities invest in hiring ex military as security?

[Joe]

Okay, first off, I'll be the first one to say not all veterans need to be around kids with guns. And I say that only because I was a veteran and vet. It takes a certain type of person to serve your country and possibly die for it. That doesn't mean that they, that doesn't automatically put them in a category to protect children.

[Mike]

Children, yes.

[Joe]

And it's not a dig on vets, I promise you, it's that. But it doesn't automatically make them okay for it. So giving them the opportunity, first and foremost, yes. Give them preference over anybody else because they're veterans, because they have experience and they served our country. But don't just assume that a veteran, especially a combat veteran, is always the right person.

[Jimmy]

Why do you say that? Because I, Because I feel like there's something like you have. It's like a battle bad experience.

[Mike]

Here's my take. And personally, being a school resource officer is, is I make fun of it a lot in a lot of my means and stuff, but it's a unique job and if you're going to do it correctly, you have to be prepared to interact with children. It seems silly, but.

[Jimmy]

No. Right.

[Mike]

You don't want to be that ex vet walking around like a monster and they're all like, oh, God, we're scared. I'm looking for somebody that wants to.

[Jimmy]

Come sell on the side.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, little Tremblon sandwiches. And you want to have you. I remember working details at schools and I've raised four kids, so I'm, I'm very kid friendly. I have no problem. But there are school resources. I would go work a school and the teachers would say, you've talked to the kids more today than the resource officer that's assigned here has in a week.

[Jimmy]

Well, that's.

[Mike]

So that's something that just doesn't automatically qualify you to do that job.

[Jimmy]

That's like Blackwater, man.

[Mike]

It's a unique job and you have to be able to be tough, be ready for a school shooting, but also interact with young kids, you know, 30.

[Jimmy]

That's like Blackwater. You had to have extreme discretion. You would think, like, okay, you're. Oh, you're, you're, you're an ex. Whatever, veteran. Come on over, brother. To Baghdad, Iraq. It was like a freaking. Sometimes it was a nightmare because some guys just don't, they don't have. Something is wrong and they don't have the ability to make mature Calculated decisions under pressure. And if you can't. If you don't have that ability, you can't be around kids with a weapon. Weapon. You can't be around your buddies with a weapon. You can't really do much.

[Joe]

Before I forget, it was. It was. Somebody sent it to me. Sean said something in the comments about a hoodie that he won on July 4th. I remember that. I wasn't here. I was on vacation. If you have not received your hoodie, I don't know if it was a first responders coffee company hoodie or what. I do remember us reading Patreon. I was on the phone reading it with Brent and Drew. True. If you have not received that hoodie, just contact us in some way, say, hey, I'm Sean. I'm looking for my hoodie. I'll send you something else. I'll send you. I'll send you a hoodie. It's gonna be a counterculture hoodie or something, but I'll send you something.

[Jimmy]

Also, I am not.

[Joe]

How did you get the gavel?

[Mike]

He stole it. No, he stole it.

[Jimmy]

I am not responsible for anything I say online. I just want to make that clear.

[Mike]

I take no Super Chat response.

[Joe]

Super Chat.

[Moderator]

Next one's from Brian. Time to start shutting down the extremist stream. Extremist streamers on Twitch and YouTube. Have you seen Destiny's tweet about Charlie from before this happened?

[Mike]

That's a fine line, man.

[Joe]

Those ones are a very pro free speech and they're very. There's a lot of hate speech on there and a lot of crazy shit on Twitch because they don't censor you.

[Moderator]

Next one's from SM. Austin. Smells like Epstein's distraction. He sent 10,000 cop. Whatever that.

[Jimmy]

Oh, well, I. I think we're rich, guys.

[Mike]

I think, you know, we tried that last time and we weren't.

[Jimmy]

I. I honestly think that there's some. The. You have a valid point there because, you know, I think that's why people are so fed up. You got the Epstein stuff that we just feel like we're Just get our chain yanked on, okay? You've got all these different weird stuff now. You got Charlie dead, unfortunately. And it's like, dude, I just feel like I'm being railroaded. I've said this a million times. Look, the reason why we pay exorbitant taxes on everything from bubble gum to state and federal. All this crazy stuff is for protection. When it really comes down to it, it's to have a violent, mighty force standing by ready to answer the Call and go overseas and deliver a punch. Right or wrong. That doesn't matter. War has nothing to do with right or wrong and is to have law and order or the ability to restore law and order so you don't get your house ramsacked and your family graped or something terrible. That's the reason why we pay taxes now. We're paying all these taxes, but all of these things are happening anyways bad. So it's like you're getting double whammied, just slammed from all sides. It's like, why am I. Like, why do I have to pay all these taxes?

[Mike]

You're paying for a large portion of the country to do absolutely nothing. Yeah, yeah. Where it's leaving the country. Yeah. Or it's leaving the country and then.

[Jimmy]

You'Ve got all these insane rules where they make you believe you're free while you're enslaved. And so it's. It's a massive problem. I just came from Thailand from living over there and I'm just like. It was. I'm telling you, I. I wanted to shed some butt hurt tears about that because I came back to America, I had to just suck it up and just get back into this system. 40 years, homeboy. Seemed like it. No, I was just there for a couple months. Right. And. But I've lived there when I was on the run. I mean, I lived there all over the place. But. But my point is, is you come back to America and you're just in shock. I mean, what did I, I, I had a $45 snack on the train from south beach to here tonight. It was some cheese and crackers. Are you, Are you, you, Are you gonna really do this?

[Joe]

I'm letting you guess on what I'm gonna do.

[Jimmy]

I catered it out fast. Go ahead. I don't even care anymore. I don't know what I was talking about. You're $40.

[Joe]

Cheese and crackers. We gotta go to Super Chats.

[Jimmy]

We're getting scammed, dude. By the system, dog.

[Joe]

Let's go. Super Chats.

[Moderator]

Jefferson Newbie with $20. I think you guys should get Jefferson Newbie on your show. Solid guy, humble, beautiful, fit, funny vet. Did I say beautiful? Doesn't yell in the microphone. Willing to travel with per diem.

[Mike]

You can come on, Cobb, Beautiful.

[Joe]

You can come here.

[Jimmy]

What? I'm not, I'm not beautiful?

[Joe]

Maybe if you're beautiful.

[Mike]

What's your name?

[Jimmy]

What's your address, homie?

[Moderator]

Clemente Sosa with $10. No message. Right wing nut. $10. Did y' all Know that college allows concealed carry. Where the were the guns? Here in South Louisiana, there would have been a badass gunfight.

[Mike]

Yeah, not that far.

[Joe]

I don't think. Not that far.

[Tyler]

Left it.

[Mike]

Guy was 200 yards away.

[Moderator]

Zoomer crusader, $20.

[Mike]

Cops can't hit somebody 10 yards away.

[Moderator]

Closing song, by God, we'll have Our Home Again by Pine Tree Riots. Crisis. King Dio. $20. I don't know how to say that.

[Jimmy]

Do you guys.

[Moderator]

Do you know how to pronounce my pronoun?

[Jimmy]

Can we.

[Joe]

Hold on.

[Jimmy]

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

[Joe]

I'm gonna lose the song. What's the song?

[Moderator]

Closing song by God Will have Our Home Again by Pine Tree Ride.

[Joe]

Pine Tree Riots. God will have our home again.

[Jimmy]

I'm telling you what's next, bro. I'm gonna tell you what's next. I'm gonna tell you again. And again. Again. Sleeper cells are going to be coming out. Stand by. I've been saying it for a long time. Onesies, twosies, threesies, Foursies are going to come out and cause absolute pandemonium. And they're not going to report. They're going to report on it. But then it's just going to fade into oblivion. Just like there's. Did you know there's hundreds. Hundreds of active shooters a year in America? Just. Just look it up. It's insane.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

What, you gonna swing that on me, homie? Want to catch a fade tonight? Sleep on this couch.

[Moderator]

Claudia. Did any of you. Did any of you ever had a canine dog? Any story?

[Mike]

No.

[Joe]

No, never canine for you. No, no, never. Can it.

[Jimmy]

No.

[Moderator]

Levi, can y' all interview Dixon? My ass. Dixon, myus. He's pretty cool. Stay frosty, brothers.

[Jimmy]

Wow. Drew with a couple. That was funny, bro.

[Moderator]

Well, I. I see him, but what am I supposed to do to not read it?

[Mike]

Yeah, pretend. You gotta ablib it.

[Moderator]

You just gotta take it on the.

[Jimmy]

No, it was funny, bro. I agree. That was funny.

[Moderator]

Texan 7. You should try to get Sean Pardazzi on the show. He knows a lot about people. Radicalized Sean Pardazi, Tom B. Finally caught alive. These past events have reminded me of this quote. Speak softly and carry a big stick. Be the light in the darkness. Boys. End of the Night Song My Own Summer Shove it by Deftones well, how much? $20.

[Jimmy]

Teddy Roosevelt. Man in the arena.

[Moderator]

Holy with $10. Jimmy, your opinion on the Building 7 collapse on 9 11. Do you believe in the conspiracy?

[Mike]

That's a good topic.

[Joe]

Oh, that's is that. 911 is a great time.

[Moderator]

Then hold On. Hold on one second. One last final super chat right now. $20. Well, we just got another one, but no message. And then this last one. $5. I want to believe boys, especially as a father and husband, but my logical, thinking brain makes me agnostic. I struggle with it.

[Joe]

What's agnostic mean?

[Jimmy]

I don't know anybody. I think it doesn't believe.

[Mike]

We've been called a lot of names in the.

[Jimmy]

I think it means chat. I think it means you don't believe in God, right? Or anything like atheists, bro. If you. If you were sitting in my chair and you. And you had two guys pray for you and then reveal to you your. Your darkest past, like these guys did, in a path that I would walk down at night and cry out to Jesus specifically just to like. Just to like, say, hey, are you real? And then if you. I just wish, man, and I pray that you would have that same experience. And I. And I really believe that you're going to have that experience, man, because who am I to have that? Who is anybody to have those experiences? That's how much God loves you. That's how much Jesus loves you. I cannot begin to tell you how sledgehammered freight trained by the Holy Spirit I was when these two guys prayed for me and revealed that dark path that I would walk down five years earlier. And I was facing 15 in the feds, man, after being on the run for the FBI. Come on, dog. And then they said my case was going to get dismissed. And I'm wearing R2D2 as the ankle bracelet, dude. My life was over, man.

[Tyler]

It's a cool ankle bracelet.

[Joe]

Hey, so where do we leave off, Jimmy?

[Moderator]

Well, do we want to talk about this?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Somebody had 911 conspiracy then back on. Charlie.

[Tyler]

Kirk, look. Oh, God.

[Jimmy]

The. The. Let me tell you something. I was at the uss, okay? So the reason why I don't believe it's a conspiracy in the way that I believe. Believe that it's reading as a conspiracy is because I literally answered the 911 call with my. My unit, three one, thunder and third on the USS Tarawa back in 2000. This was less. This was a. You're in the Marines in the Marine Corps, okay? And. And that was my first experience with death. And. And I knew that. I knew that. I knew that wasn't a conspiracy. It was actually the same regime as Osama bin Laden's regime there in Yemen, his connections there. And I remember seeing those guys on the shoreline saluting us, like, in a bad way. And. And. And we Couldn't do nothing about it. And I thought for sure, for sure if we don't do anything about the USS Cole, we are screwed. Something's going to happen because that attacking a battleship is no different than attacking American soil. But we did nothing under Clinton. I was under. In was during first time they touched.

[Tyler]

Our boats and didn't. We didn't do.

[Jimmy]

And we didn't do. And they blew a massive hole in it. I smelt the bodies. I saw them. I. I carried the body bags. This is a Shrek story. And I actually carried them. And then. And the. The body parts were. There was just a few. You know, there was a lot of body parts that they were sagging to the ground. And that was my first experience. And that smell of the freezer trucks every time they'd open them up. So I thought we were going to war. I thought it was gonna be War III Nothing happened. And then all. And I knew something was going to happen because guess what? The fact that we didn't do anything for the USS Cole is why 911 happened. It was hit by two planes. I don't want to get into the. Well, the. The. The degrees of melting metal. I don't know all that dog. I don't. I'm not that. Look, look, I'm just a freaking monkey over here. But I do know that. That we were attacked again because they were like, if we can do it to a battleship and they do nothing, let's attack. If we can do it to Charlie Kirk and they do nothing. Let's go. Let's go. All in next year. Watch what happens in a year.

[Tyler]

So can I add an addendum to that? So my father was a soft guy. My father. My father was a soft guy, and he was in Yemen in 1999 doing humanitarian demining.

[Joe]

The hell is that?

[Tyler]

That's when they teach people to take mines out of the ground.

[Joe]

Oh, oh, okay.

[Tyler]

And so he's out there teaching people to take mines out of the ground.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Tyler]

In 1999.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Tyler]

So my dad's the. He's the team leader. He's a. A senior captain, so. Senior.

[Jimmy]

The task force.

[Joe]

Right.

[Tyler]

Not at this time. That wasn't task force. This is 90s. So it was, you know, pretty much work for Department of State. So. So more like fid. Yeah, more like FID if you know what that is for those that are listening. And my dad's the team leader and he sent an email back and forth. This is back when, like, tough books were a thing. It's not you know, late 90s. And he said, hey, look, dude, when we leave. And they, they had super draconian rules of engagement. Like, you could have your weapons, but they got to be locked up. The ammo's got to be separate. You can't go out and sector with that with, you know, locked and loaded. He broke those rules. So did a lot of the other Green Berets that he was with with. And basically what he said to his commander was, hey, we're gonna exfil at a certain time when we do it, we just need to leave. We don't need to tell them what we're doing. We just need to leave.

[Jimmy]

Right?

[Tyler]

And so on. I remember this because I was at Bragg. My dad came home on Christmas Eve. He came home, they left early without telling anybody, drove to the airport, got on C17, flew back to Brad. They found out later, much later, that Al Qaeda's original attack plan was to kill the guys doing humanitarian debining. But be. And they were going to do it on Christmas day because they left 36 hours without telling anybody. They had to fucking change tactics. And that's when they went to the coal. And bro, if we could have my dad on. If we can have my dad on here, he can tell you all about that because that is. That is a true story.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Where's your dad?

[Tyler]

Dad's in Colorado right now working for.

[Joe]

Don't say it. If it's top secret.

[Tyler]

It's not. It's. It's. It's our north.

[Mike]

And my thing about the conspiracy stuff is obviously the way the building collapses if we get an island. But just now we've talked about three or four angles of the Charlie Kirk shooting. We've all. It looks different from every angle. So you. It's almost impossible to create plate. An exact, you know, from three or four different angles, it looks like there's a. It looks like absolutely. It's a rifle plate. Then from another angle, it looks like it doesn't. Then his chichis. Yeah, his chichi's is chichi's angle. Yeah, you can see that. He doesn't look like he's wearing anything. But then there's another angle where like from the side looks like it hits the street.

[Jimmy]

I know, man, I can't explain.

[Mike]

Just like the 911 thing.

[Tyler]

The only thing I can think of is just, you know, bullets move air. Bullets move air. That's that. I mean, but like when, when you look at that, like. So, okay, so shrapnel comes out, right? If it was gonna Be shrapnel, like from the jacket. It would be a laceration across. It wouldn't be a puncture through. Okay. So even if the penetrator came out and it's tumbling, we would see that too.

[Jimmy]

That's more like.

[Joe]

Guys really think this was just a.308 round that made that hole. That made like essentially I called it.

[Tyler]

So with it, with an exit wound, it's. It's like a bulldozer, man. It's pushing all of that stuff out the back.

[Joe]

Did we. Do we know if there was an exit wound?

[Tyler]

I. It had to be because you can see an entry. And then over here, you see the blood pouring out this side, which makes sense because it's going through and it's punching it out. So it's pushing all that fluid wood out this side.

[Jimmy]

Right. 3,000ft, brother.

[Tyler]

The Marine scout sniper school is so awesome because they teach terminal ballistics.

[Jimmy]

Right. I. I really. I really. I really. You know, just because I was a SEAL sniper doesn't mean I could pass Marine Corps Scout sniper. I have so much respect for scout snipers and the marine stay in army snipers because, you know, it's a. It's a professional gentleman's course in naval special warfare. It's like a side thing we go to. It's not that we live that. We go right back to a team, back to our duties as a team leader or whatever. Like I was or a mission specialist in the back of the stv, you know. You know, but you don't live it like stays scout snipers and stuff. They live that stuff. You know, ours is hard. It's very technical. It's very hard. You can drop like that. But at the end of the day, I have a ton of respect for scout snipers.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Just. It's just a different world. It being in the SEAL teams. It's just To a whole different world. What are you judge? Yeah, Judge.

[Mike]

I could get. I could get used to this.

[Joe]

I don't know. I. I have no.

[Mike]

This the only place I'm search.

[Joe]

I had shot a sniper out for the first time that day. Right. Ever was a Navy. It's a SEAL SEAL team sent Se. He was on SEAL team 10. We went with Eddie Gallagher, me, Brandon.

[Jimmy]

Mike, the White Devils.

[Tyler]

Oh, man.

[Joe]

What was it?

[Mike]

Full spectrum?

[Tyler]

Was it Mark 12? Was that Mark 12, right.

[Joe]

Paisley. But he left, dude. He had a hell of a ranch, dude.

[Jimmy]

I think I. I think there's a mix of conspiracy and everything. I'm not. I'm not saying there wasn't a conspiracy. But I'm just saying what I felt at the time.

[Joe]

What I saw you talking about Building 7.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. And I know people say, well, hey, you know. You know, planes didn't hit Building seven. Like I said. Said, I don't know.

[Joe]

I. I don't know. No point. The. The craziest one to me, I. I don't want to take away from the Charlie Kirk episode, but we're on. It is the Pentagon.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Jimmy]

Well, it's on 11.

[Joe]

The Pentagon.

[Mike]

That's tough.

[Joe]

Like, you flew a jumbo jet and it's just gone down to the ground through all of the light poles and. And then they hit it.

[Jimmy]

That's wild dog.

[Joe]

Turbine engines and stuff are made out of titanium, and there's nothing to recover.

[Mike]

It didn't help that there was a plane crash this year in India or somewhere where a plane went into a building and the plane was still intact.

[Jimmy]

It was like.

[Mike]

I saw a real. They're like, did you see that plane crab? And the guy's like, yeah, the plane was intact in the building. And they're like, intact in the building. It didn't disintegrate. And it was like.

[Tyler]

I mean, how do you explain.

[Mike]

How do you.

[Jimmy]

That's. That.

[Mike]

That one's tough. That Pentagon is tough.

[Tyler]

It's. It's hard for me to go like, where's. Where's the.

[Mike]

Where's something? Where's the something?

[Tyler]

Where's the debris? But, you know, the wheels. I could tell you what I'm not. And that is a plane crash investigation.

[Mike]

Yeah. And I guess that's the same as everybody saying, why didn't the cops shoot him in the leg? Why didn't the cops.

[Joe]

I mean, but it would be like, that'd be the same. So having titanium turbine engines gone and not there anymore is the same as going, that cop shot somebody. But there's no casings and there's no round. There's no nothing. So did the cop shoot him or not?

[Mike]

I mean, the same disintegrating plane landed in Pennsylvania, too, because there was nothing left of the plane in Pennsylvania. Like, you look at that debris in 1943.

[Tyler]

But we know that Todd Beamer was on that plane because. Let's roll. Was freaking everywhere.

[Mike]

I mean, and then somebody will say, that's what you were told to believe.

[Jimmy]

Oh, my.

[Tyler]

And. And, hey, hey, Brent's not here, so.

[Joe]

We could do 911 stuff.

[Jimmy]

I'm not.

[Mike]

I'm not a conspiracy guy in that one. But it's just it. When you have so much everybody Wants to see everything. And we do live in a world.

[Joe]

Where it's immediate gratification.

[Jimmy]

Yes.

[Mike]

And like the shooting, if that, if you don't have video Charlie Kirk getting shot, there's going to be a billion still.

[Joe]

People were like, people were like saying, it's AI.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah. Conspiracy. And you can see it happen.

[Jimmy]

So we've had hundreds of mess. Hundred hundreds of messages I'll never get able to read because, because of that kind of stuff. Yeah, dude, I'm not discounting it.

[Tyler]

I, I don't think AI can recreate what a person.

[Mike]

You almost don't want to believe it. You almost don't want to believe it, though. When I saw it, I was like, maybe it is like, from. I had that brief moment of like.

[Tyler]

I hope it's AI.

[Jimmy]

Well, and a lot of people keep saying, well, what about his ring finger? That changes to his. You got to remember, like, we live in a very technologically advanced age, but guys, we, it's, it's frame by frame by frame, man, on these things. And when things happen real fast, the.

[Joe]

Type of ring he has opens like this. Oh, and there's videos of him. He's always with it while he's talking. So I bet you he's with it. When he got shot, it just came off.

[Tyler]

But I don't think it's a dude.

[Joe]

There's no way. I know somebody said he plays with that ring all the time.

[Tyler]

I, I, I guarantee you.

[Jimmy]

I love these comments.

[Tyler]

The when, if you ever seen anybody get shot. Not in real life. It's, it's more real than real.

[Joe]

Well, I think you have to, even if you don't want to see it. You open up your Instagram app. It's the first.

[Mike]

I would have rather not seen it.

[Joe]

My wife was sitting on the couch and I was like, oh, Charlie Kirk's dead. And we sent the video through our patrol group chat. Just be like, holy. And she opened it. She's like, what's this? Oh.

[Tyler]

She's like, I didn't want to see that.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Joe]

She didn't have a choice.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Joe]

You scroll down, it's another video.

[Jimmy]

Another video.

[Joe]

It was the whole fee. The whole entire feed is just this dude getting his. It was two angles at first. It was the, the one from farther away.

[Tyler]

And there was the one, the one that was close up. That's brutal. That was where I was like, that guy's.

[Mike]

You know, I got kicked off Instagram for a Shane Gillis meme, and you can show that live. And thousands of pages censor it wasn't possible. So it's like that's okay. The stabbing video is okay. And then I posted a Shane Gillis meme that was fake Shane.

[Jimmy]

That's actually very rare to see what we saw on him. That's, that's what makes it even worse is because generally when, when people are shot it just, it's not that it, that was more along the Hollywood.

[Mike]

I was gonna say that that looked like a Hollywood Hollywood looking.

[Jimmy]

Although I really truly believe that's really what happened was real. It just happened to catch him rotten his juggler and he just it blast him hard.

[Tyler]

Dude. Most, most of the time when, when you, you shoot a guy they, they don't drop. They jump around and then they fallen.

[Mike]

Well you could. That's why I said he was dead. You saw the.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Like the body was fencing.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Right.

[Mike]

Gone.

[Tyler]

It was. He was like a CTE in football.

[Mike]

Yep.

[Joe]

Like a puppet with its strings cut.

[Mike]

Terrible.

[Jimmy]

Like a puppet with the strings.

[Mike]

Super chats we got big.

[Jimmy]

It's not. They don't tumble. They don't do weird back flips and throw, you know.

[Joe]

You know central nervous shutdowns. Like a, it is. You're right. It's like a, it's like fireballs don't.

[Jimmy]

Come out with RPG explosions and grenades. There's no fireballs. I guess if it hits a gasoline smoking sparks smoking. It's like boom. You know it's just like a gunshot pop up and the guy falls out and then some blood comes out. But that Charlie thing was next level dog.

[Tyler]

I, I, I, I would be surprised that weapon wasn't suppressed to too.

[Joe]

I think they, I think it was.

[Tyler]

I was, I, I just from the really. But just from the report of the rifle like I was like yeah, that sounds like a suppressed rifle. That sounds like a suppressed long gun.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Because. And then like other people are like oh, it sounded like a 22. And I'm like well you've shot suppressed rifles. Yeah, I've shot them. You've, you guys have shot them. Like it's like a BB gun, man.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. I, I, I, when I, when I first saw saw the shot, I instantly knew it was not 556. I've hit a lot of dudes with 556. It wasn't a handgun. Of course it wasn't. It wasn't a 300 win mag laser beam like we use either. But, but I, I just thought that's got to be a 308. And and by the way, I called that online like, you know, so I'm not just saying that now that they found a 30 06, but. But I. But that was risky because a lot of people disagreed with that app, you know, and that's the risk you. You have, especially when you come online and start talking about, you know, subject matter, expert stuff, you know? So you got to be careful.

[Joe]

Yeah, we got super chats.

[Moderator]

Yeah, we got a couple more. Got three more. Got Dakota. Can't smoke me cigars without Brent.

[Tyler]

Oh, we'll bring cigars back.

[Joe]

Yes. Jimmy doesn't like smoke, man.

[Moderator]

He don't smoke.

[Jimmy]

I love.

[Joe]

Mike doesn't like smoke.

[Mike]

It's perfect.

[Jimmy]

I really love Brent, man. He's a super, super. And I saw a lot of comments, man. Where's Brent? Where's Brett? And I really. I really love Brent. We good friends, man, and just. Just sometimes, you know, life takes us to different places, man.

[Joe]

Can I.

[Tyler]

Can I. Can I tell a story about Brent? Like, so Brent, the reason why I'm sitting here in this chair is because of Brent. I reached out to Brent on the Patreon and said, hey, bro, I had a buddy who was in the defo. He killed himself in 2018. This was his name. Can you tell me what happened? Because nobody that I've talked to from the unit will talk to me. And Brent came right back. Send me your number. I'm gonna text you. And he called me up on the phone a few, and this was when Tim Kennedy stuff was going down, like, it was busy. He called me up on the phone, and he got my background, and he made sure I was who I said I was and was like, hey, bro, I'm gonna tell you some things about your friend. You're not gonna like all of them, but I want you to know, like, I loved. I loved Greg. Greg was an awesome, awesome dude.

[Jimmy]

Right?

[Tyler]

And. And you were his friend. I could tell you were his friend. So now you're my friend. And Brent would reach out to me at random times all the time. Hey, bro. How are you doing? I didn't. I had never been on this podcast, and that told me everything I needed to know about Brent, so. So anybody that says that he's a bad dude, those guys, I hate him. Brent was a real bro, and that's all I want to say.

[Joe]

You covered down pretty good too, man. You. I met you for the first time. You were just a guest. He was just visiting the studio. He's like, hey, man, you may need help co hosting. I was like, sure. And then it. We killed it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

We did, man.

[Jimmy]

We.

[Tyler]

Of course, we had to delete it.

[Jimmy]

Oh, why did y' all have to delete it?

[Joe]

What happened? Happened.

[Tyler]

That was. That was the biker dude.

[Joe]

Oh, so my. Dumbass. So we had.

[Jimmy]

Oh, you're like, oh, my. Sounds like me and my marriage. Oh, yeah.

[Joe]

Billy Queen on. And he infiltrated the Mongols, and he brought us a patch. And I was like, cool, man. And, like, I was looking at it. Sweet. And I just. I didn't want to be disrespectful. I didn't.

[Jimmy]

It was.

[Joe]

Admit. We were. We were podcasting, so I was like, well, I. And I just laid it in the back, and it was on camera. And so, you know, he said, like, hey, man, it's probably not worth airing this video because of the. He's like, they're not gonna do anything, but it's gonna bring you trouble. Like, you're airing their pride and joy behind you.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Joe]

They're gonna take that as a sign of disrespect. It's not worth it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. It's a respect issue. Yep.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Feel that. And.

[Tyler]

And, I mean, it was a. It was a great podcast.

[Joe]

I mean, it's still on the audio.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I mean, it was. It was a great podcast. A lot of fun. But, I mean, like, I totally understand where he was coming from. Like, hey, none of us want that smoke.

[Moderator]

All right, next one is from Chris for $10. Thoughts on the video Congress, really showing a UAP being pursued and engaged by a Predator drone. You see it get hit by a Hellfire, and it just eats it.

[Joe]

Wait, what?

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Oh, Google that.

[Tyler]

Oh, I. I could.

[Joe]

All right, you go. Oh, Bradley Googles it.

[Jimmy]

So.

[Tyler]

So you have. You know, you're looking through a FLIR from a tactical aircraft. I point O's probably F16 or F18, whatever it was. Or the drone.

[Joe]

And wait, we're looking through.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So the video is a flir.

[Joe]

Okay.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So videos flir. So you've got the track boxes around it.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And you can see this thing moving, and it is. It's fucking moving out.

[Joe]

But it's from a drone.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So it's either from a drone or from a tactical aircraft.

[Joe]

Okay.

[Tyler]

And the drone is engaging because it was a Hellfire that engaged it.

[Joe]

The only drones have Hellfire.

[Tyler]

Tactical aircraft don't normally carry Hellfire. Helicopters do, but not like a F16 or an F. I got you.

[Joe]

Okay.

[Tyler]

They'll. They'll carry something else. So you see this. This thing come in, and it hits this thing, and it just. Just doesn't doesn't detonate. Did or detonates. But a couple of things come off. And this thing is still just moving out. It looks like it just like Independence Day bounced off. And this thing's still going. And the drone is like this thing. We just hit it with a Hellfire. It didn't do anything.

[Moderator]

All right, I got the video right here.

[Joe]

Go ahead.

[Jimmy]

Let's watch that sucker dog. This morning, a striking new video taken in 2024 off the coast of Yemen.

[Joe]

A US MQ9 Reaper drone tracking a glowing orb as it flies over the water.

[Tyler]

Watch as a different US Drone fires.

[Jimmy]

A Hellfire missile at the orb. But the missile appears to bounce off it. The orb seems to just fly away, unfazed.

[Tyler]

It was shown at a congressional hearing.

[Jimmy]

Tuesday on unexplained anomalous phenomena.

[Tyler]

That's the Official name for UFOs.

[Jimmy]

Several service members there.

[Tyler]

Lawmakers asking them to react to the video.

[Jimmy]

Are you aware of anything in the.

[Tyler]

Government, United States government arsenal that can.

[Jimmy]

Split a Hellfire missile like this?

[Joe]

No.

[Tyler]

Does this video scare you guys?

[Jimmy]

Yes or no? Yes. Wiggins.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Jimmy]

Yes.

[Tyler]

All right. And we went to the Department of Defense.

[Jimmy]

Oh my God.

[Mike]

Wait a second. They snuck the UFOs in again with all this other shit's going.

[Jimmy]

Don't tell us it's scared, you at least lie about it, right?

[Mike]

Yeah, like, no, of course not. We're well aware of the situation. We're were technical. This is top secret. This is top secret information we're dealing with here. Kids.

[Jimmy]

It's an easy fix. It obviously was a default health arm for God.

[Joe]

You don't.

[Jimmy]

You don't tell the people.

[Mike]

Joe Biden's working on it right now as we speak. Yeah, when your government says they're.

[Jimmy]

They're scared, we pay all those tax.

[Mike]

Dollars and not be scared.

[Jimmy]

You think. You think Putin in Russia's he'll take.

[Mike]

To his chest, dude, duh, duh, scared of nothing do.

[Jimmy]

It's like, no, you're going to the Gulag, now they're going to Black Dolphin, homie.

[Joe]

So why do you think they fired on it and that seems we pay.

[Mike]

23 taxes to have our government tell you they're in fear.

[Jimmy]

We don't have much more than that.

[Tyler]

Be scared, first of all. I mean, like, see, look, you kind of have to go through that. Okay, so you got an armed MQ9 Reaper. Where the was it at? Was it. Was it in the Middle East? Was it in a training range? Like, okay, so you're like, okay, we don't know what the this is. So if you're over a training range and you just go ahead, go, yeah, smoke that target.

[Mike]

Well, how American is that?

[Tyler]

You don't know what it is.

[Mike]

We're just gonna shoot it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, but.

[Tyler]

But I mean, none of us here, we've got.

[Mike]

Like the coming of Jesus and we're gonna kill it.

[Jimmy]

We're just gonna blow it up.

[Mike]

Shot it down, killed it.

[Jimmy]

Jesus was like. He was on his way back.

[Mike]

Back.

[Jimmy]

Jesus was like, please. Boom.

[Mike]

You know, how American is that?

[Tyler]

I can't. I can't imagine like, like, you know, like what Two Star went and was like, yeah, go ahead, shoot it.

[Mike]

Shoot it.

[Joe]

It. Show it that we can't do anything to it.

[Jimmy]

Somebody got fired.

[Mike]

Don't shoot it again. If you don't stop.

[Jimmy]

Somebody got fired over that. Guaranteed you break a 10.

[Joe]

Break a 10?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Joe]

P. Oh, yeah, yeah. Is it 10? Yeah.

[Jimmy]

All right.

[Joe]

I thought you asked me if I could break a 10.

[Jimmy]

Are you all doing some online? That's a real problem, man.

[Joe]

Yeah, he's got a bad poker.

[Jimmy]

Shut the. They're playing poker over here.

[Joe]

Gambling.

[Mike]

Oh, my God, dude.

[Moderator]

All right, we got some more super chats.

[Joe]

All right, go ahead.

[Mike]

Yeah, we gotta talk about gambling.

[Moderator]

Douglas. Jimmy, great to see you on again. God bless the anti hero tribe.

[Joe]

Yeah, brother.

[Moderator]

And buff like Jesus. Thursdays are for the boys. And teaching Tyler new words. Word of the week accounterments account.

[Joe]

Okay, I taught everybody. Does anybody in this room know what soliloquy means?

[Jimmy]

A soliloquy? No.

[Moderator]

Well, I know.

[Joe]

Really? Nobody knows.

[Jimmy]

That's my ex girlfriend's street name. Doctor and soliloquy.

[Joe]

You're on stage next. No, I said, is it a joke?

[Mike]

Nobody broken.

[Joe]

Heather needed everybody staring at me. And no one knew what that meant. I'm like, okay.

[Jimmy]

And then you gave some bogus answer.

[Joe]

No, it's not.

[Jimmy]

It's a.

[Joe]

It's a ra. It's a long soliloquy.

[Mike]

So he can. He nails that and he can't figure out pasture imposture at the same time.

[Jimmy]

Pastor, next up, we have soliloquy.

[Joe]

I'm using soliloquy in my next report. There you go. He went on a long winded soliloquy.

[Jimmy]

God, bro, that's funny.

[Moderator]

That's the last super chat.

[Mike]

Why is there a 200?

[Moderator]

We read that earlier.

[Jimmy]

No, but. But seriously, you don't say, I cannot believe I just heard our own government.

[Mike]

That's crazy.

[Jimmy]

Say, I mean, I owe back taxes like a mofo and I'm tired of this, dog. For them just to say we were in fear of our life.

[Mike]

It's like, why release that video either. How does that video come out?

[Tyler]

Where, where is Tony Stark right now?

[Mike]

Yeah, maybe that was him.

[Joe]

That was him. That was him.

[Tyler]

That was Iron man, you know, but.

[Mike]

Something like, why, why does that video come out?

[Jimmy]

Does this scare you? Yes.

[Tyler]

So, distractionary video, I mean, I'm guessing that's probably like a foia, like a freedom of information.

[Mike]

They can't let that out. Come on. I can't get Bradford County Sheriff's Office in Florida to give me their social media policy. They've been dodging me for three weeks, man. You tell me the government's gonna hand you that?

[Jimmy]

Come on, that's crazy, dog. That's a soliloquy if I ever heard.

[Tyler]

Dude, you know what? You know, I'll go, I'll go.

[Joe]

Go.

[Tyler]

I'll go. Deep down that rabbit, get deeper. This, this is the military industrial complex saying we need more money so we can kill whatever the this is because.

[Jimmy]

America made that up.

[Joe]

You think that's man made?

[Tyler]

I don't know, man. It's flir, dude.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Think about it. We need more money, so we're going to scare the public. We got more money.

[Jimmy]

It always comes.

[Joe]

Jimmy, as Christians, are we allowed to believe in extraterrestrial? I asked you because. I don't know, bro.

[Jimmy]

I, I, I'm telling you because people.

[Joe]

Say they're the aliens and angels are.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, right.

[Joe]

One of the same. But they have to explain it. Well, because I don't get it.

[Jimmy]

It depends on what you're talking about here. Like, look, look, I saw a figure. I, I think it was a demon. Okay? The Indians. I talked to the casino, no joke, literally, said it was a, an omen. It was like a sign that something big was about to happen in my life. Life. Right after that, I went to work for John McAfee. And y' all know the rest of the story of that. All right? Now on that note, I mean, what are we talking here? I walked out on the beach one night in Florida, in Panama City Beach, Florida, I'll never forget, with my little niece that I adopted. Me and her went out on the beach at night, late at night. We both looked up. We still tell a story every time we see each other. We're like, do you remember that? We both looked up in the sky like this and there was something diamond shaped and it was so far up, but it went, it stopped like this stopped and just stopped. And then it had lights all over it, and it was so far up there, like, and then it goes like this, like a photon, like. And me and her both just were just speechless. And so what was that? I can't even imagine it being of. I don't think America's that advanced to create something that, that, that big, that high up and that fast.

[Mike]

Now, my only. And I'm not saying see it obviously, but our brain will allow us to think the wildest things. And as a cop, you'll talk to people, right. Saw something and they don't even get. Then you watch a video back, and it's not even in the ballpark of what you're.

[Jimmy]

So you're calling me a liar?

[Mike]

I'm not calling you, I'm not calling you a liar. Whatever you was in that pipe you're smoking, maybe it was a diamond fly. I'm just saying that I think, think.

[Jimmy]

Sometimes maybe you're right.

[Mike]

I'm not saying you're wrong. And obviously both of you saw it. I'm not, I'm not. And it could have been explainable, but people will see things with their own eyes and five seconds later cannot regurgitate what they saw.

[Jimmy]

That's why I don't trust the judicial system when somebody gets put away for murder like, like, like with witnesses, because they'll be like. Because that. You'll see a guy that's exonerated, like, 20 years later. And the lady comes out, she goes, well, I thought it was him. And it doesn't end up being him.

[Mike]

Yeah, he was in a race, a red shirt, and he ends up being in purple.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

What was the question? Right. The question was, as Christians.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

As believers never answered that.

[Mike]

You dodged that with the diamond.

[Joe]

It's just hard because I've had it explained to me. And when the guy explained, my buddy, my buddy Taylor explained it to me, and I was like, oh, my God, that makes so much sense. But then if you ask me to regurgitate it, I just can't.

[Jimmy]

No, I mean, I, I, I don't think there's any limitations on, on. Okay, okay.

[Joe]

Like, obviously I believe because God created the earth.

[Jimmy]

Earth, Angels and demons. I believe in angels and demons.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Right. And, and so I don't believe. I believe that ghost or, or, or, or, or extraterrestrial beings. I'm not talking about objects, but beings on earth walking around and, like, talking to your aunt or something at night. I, I think that my friend, is demonic.

[Joe]

Yes. There's no such thing as ghosts. If you believe that there's ghosts. That means that you believe that that's. That's a. A spirit that used to live here. When you die, your spirit does not stay here. It goes one or two places. That's it. It does not stay on Earth. It's not residual sound. It's not friendly. It's not Meemaw, you know, coming to talk to you. These are. These are just like you said. They are infidels. They are. Or would you.

[Tyler]

Insurgents. Insurgents.

[Joe]

They are. They are opportunists that are going to come in and go, go. Well, little Jimmy over here is trying to talk to Meemaw. And so they're gonna go, well, I'm a horrible piece of demon, but I'm gonna go disguise myself as Meemaw and talk to him. Yeah, I'm gonna talk to him through my advice and go, I'm Meemaw Jimmy. And Jimmy's gonna go, oh. And then I'm gonna attach myself to Jimmy for the rest of his life because he let me in.

[Jimmy]

You know what my. My dad. My dad always said, man, he said if an angel woke me up in the middle of night and told me to do something, I would roll back over and go to sleep and never talk about again. And I was like, dang. Are you serious? I mean, if an angel came and told me something, I'd be like, what's up? Let's do it. You know? I mean, and. And yeah, because my dad was saying, if it. If it doesn't align with the word of God, then I'm ignoring it, homie. That's it. That's it. And I wish I was that strong in my. In my walk, you know? But. But that's how he said.

[Mike]

That's what he said.

[Tyler]

You know, the.

[Joe]

The.

[Tyler]

The way that I sort of approach extraterrestrials is it's a closed system. Nothing gets in and nothing gets out. I don't think the Lord. I mean, like, the speed of light precludes us from moving fast enough, but by our own understanding of relativity, if you could. Deep.

[Joe]

Dude, if you don't tell me what relativity is.

[Jimmy]

Soliloquy dog.

[Tyler]

I, I. I could go deep. And I'll shut up if you need me to.

[Joe]

No, no, no.

[Tyler]

I like this, okay? If you could travel just a little bit faster than the speed of light, you could actually get to your destination and then watch yourself coming.

[Joe]

That's what she said.

[Tyler]

I mean, you could.

[Jimmy]

Hey, hey, man, I know.

[Tyler]

I. I'm around a bunch of pros, and I get it, but, like, you could actually watch yourself moving because you'd see the light reflected off you. You as you were getting there. I mean, like, right, so. So now we have to figure out a warp drive that. That moves us much orders of magnitude faster than the speed of light to get to the next closest star system in our lifetime.

[Mike]

But when you got there, everybody here would be.

[Tyler]

We could still. We could still watch ourselves moving towards the target.

[Mike]

By the time you got there, everybody here would be gone.

[Tyler]

And that's. And you're exactly right because time. Time dilates. And we proved that on the International Space Station. So, I mean, I. I really believe that because.

[Jimmy]

Oh yeah, I like, see, this is this.

[Mike]

I'm interested now.

[Jimmy]

This spaces me. This spaces me out, dude. Like, this is gay. All right. I was like, literally, like, I wasted three hours of my life to come here for this.

[Mike]

I like it. Hey, you can be next week's guest on my podcast.

[Tyler]

I'm coming.

[Mike]

Yeah, we're gonna talk.

[Joe]

I'm coming, bro.

[Jimmy]

All right, you gotta stop.

[Tyler]

Now. It's so.

[Jimmy]

It was way over my head. That's high. Excuse myself. This is boring because I don't understand it. I'm not that intelligent.

[Mike]

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[Joe]

Anti Hero 10. All right, so what's While you everybody decides to go pee after the commercial Producers get. Hey, producers get priority over the pisser.

[Jimmy]

Let me read some of these comments. Document up.

[Mike]

Talking big.

[Jimmy]

Nothing about me being cool. Listen, never mind.

[Joe]

Forget it.

[Mike]

There was a super chat about flat earth.

[Joe]

I can't. Super chats.

[Jimmy]

Let's keep it going.

[Joe]

I work with a flat earther. You work with a flat earther? I sure do. They still around? What?

[Jimmy]

Hold on.

[Mike]

There was somebody. There's a super chat about it.

[Jimmy]

I told my dad about this whole flat earther thing and he's like a 40 year pilot. Like, he's just. He's this badass. He just knows all the. And. And he looked at me and he. And he said, Jimmy. He goes, are you. Are you freaking kidding me right now? Because I talked about like, well, but an airplane. Somebody said an airplane has to adjust all day. And he just basically told me to shut up and never say it. It was so embarrassing. So stop talking about flat air so. Because it's embarrassing. Embarrassing for me to have to talk to my dad about it because he just looks at me like a idiot. What?

[Tyler]

Hey, my, my. My tactical human intelligence guy from Solder City, he's been texting me. He's like, when are you gonna talk about Chris Kyle, bro?

[Joe]

This dude, there's something like groundbreaking about Chris Kyle.

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah, this guy has.

[Tyler]

Brit and I have talked and me.

[Joe]

And him talked like unknown about Chris Kyle.

[Tyler]

Okay, so are we on.

[Joe]

Don't break it now.

[Jimmy]

Are we on life?

[Joe]

We've been.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, well then don't talk about it, for God.

[Tyler]

I mean, well, you let.

[Joe]

Get on your terms, man. Yeah, well, you let anti hero number 140.

[Jimmy]

No, no, he, he.

[Tyler]

You let Brent come on and he broke the whole Rob o' Neill thing. And you're like, bro, we gotta talk about that. And then, and then you.

[Joe]

Oh, that's what I'm doing right now.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

Setting it up that, yes, quite, quite honestly, Jimmy has some truth bombs. And I, I thought it would be a great guest to have on Hero as. As an actual episode about Chris Bomb. Chris. Chris Cobb. And I.

[Joe]

If you break it, I'm cop.

[Jimmy]

And let me, Let me, Let me, Let me.

[Mike]

We're going to talk about space, but let me introduce. We're good.

[Jimmy]

Let me just introduce because I, I could tell he was super adamant about what he had to say about Chris call. And I, I couldn't help but say, but, bro, let me ask Jimmy, why are you so adamant about this? So people don't think, well, they're just jealous or they're disparaging It. Why, why is this important to you, bro? Let me just ask.

[Tyler]

So listen, man, you were in the teams, and I got nothing but respect for guys in the teams, right? But they have such a massive platform, right, Wherever you go, your Navy seal, Jimmy Watson, right? That's where you. That's what, that's what it starts with, right?

[Jimmy]

It's a lot of times. Sometimes.

[Tyler]

Sometimes. Sometimes.

[Jimmy]

But so.

[Mike]

Piece of shit.

[Tyler]

When, When a conventional guy who has no platform, who goes on a deployment for 15 months, does his job, he's a conventional grunt, he's a conventional sniper. He's just that guy. And he does something that's pretty freaking amazing. And, and as a, as a guy from the, the teams who already has all of the things that he needs to, to have a platform, takes something from a conventional guy and makes it about him, right? I got a problem with that. I got a problem with it.

[Jimmy]

Well said that that's what it comes down to. And I think you just articulated very nicely for everybody. And that's, that's kind of where the burning, like, desire to, to, to get those stories out. Because it's like, hey, hold up, man, hold up. You're, you know, nobody's that badass. You're just a human being. Yeah, you did. You might have done some badass stuff, but where are the. Where is the honor of the, of the conventional guys who a lot of times saw way more than seals.

[Mike]

Can I take this into the police world and twist it?

[Jimmy]

Don't do it.

[Mike]

So you have your detectives, they get all the credit, right? But then you have the street cops that catch the bad guy, wrangle him up for the detective report. Take the report. So to me, if you compare it to the similarities of a detective will walk in a room and everybody, oh, my God, there's a detective. He could be the worst detective on God's earth, but he looks like a detective. And then you got street dudes out there pounding it every night. Pounding it. Pound a lot of things. Most guys pounding every night, doing the right good thing. And they're just, they're just street cops. They're just regular old guys. And to me, as a non. Never, I was a 11 Bravo grunt, airborne. That's it. I didn't get in any special units in the military. I kind of look at that like these guys that have that title of specialized. They're just automatically on this massive pedestal, regardless of if they're a piece of good, bad, indifferent, what.

[Jimmy]

They hide behind that they hide behind it.

[Mike]

Guys that go like, I Talked to down at cruises like bro. I clear buildings from 6am to 6pm all day over there. Saw the people blown up, dead bodies. I'm just a regular army. Nobody's ever going to mention me. Nobody's ever going to talk about what I did because I don't have some fancy acronym attached to my name. And I guess, I don't know, I don't really dive into that world. I'm a. I'm a cop. To me it seems like you can ride those initials just like people in our administration ride their degrees and ride their little fancy email signatures and get credit for something they really didn't do.

[Tyler]

So.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, right.

[Tyler]

So here's the thing, and I'll tease it, tease it. Chris Kyle said that he killed a guy in Solder City from. I think it was 1193. 1193, with a.338 Lapua from outside of Solder City into Solder City during the battle of Solder City to kill a sniper.

[Joe]

That's like the song Black Sabbath on the album Black Sabbath by the band.

[Tyler]

I, I know. I mean like, like for. I mean, it, it. It's. It's ridiculous, right? And then he changed the, his story and he said, no, I was. I was getting ready to engage a guy who was going to engage an American infantry convoy with an rpg. He changed it and you can see it with the, with his interviews and when. Then you go look at the movie and they stuck with his first story, which is that he was killing some. Some badass sniper guy.

[Mike]

I guess the movies are always wild.

[Tyler]

Well, yeah, I mean, but I guess.

[Mike]

What we're getting at is. Yeah, like these guys, guys, this is my outside looking in, just making it through. Never going to war, just making it to that level of the, of the military is an elite area that you shouldn't ever have to fabricate anything you did. I look at you like you are the guy you got to where I know I can't go through seal. I can't go through Hell Week. I, I didn't even go to Ranger school. I probably couldn't have done that at that young age. I was too immature too. Maybe when I got older, I could never go through the selection.

[Jimmy]

Just.

[Mike]

I know I'm not. That's not me. But I, I was 11 Bravo. But just for you to go through that. I look at you without ever saying a word to me. You are an elite human being.

[Joe]

That.

[Tyler]

That's it.

[Jimmy]

I know how big. I don't think like that. And I see guys come in my demons are like, hey, bro, I've never done what you've done, but hey, man, I really was. And I'm like, hey, where were you? They're like, oh, just, you know, Fallujah. And I'm like, what the hell are you talking about? I salute you hard.

[Mike]

You're a different specimen. You're a different person.

[Jimmy]

Well, I, I, I'm humbled by that. I appreciate that because it's really sad. And that, that's what bothers me about it too. The guys are not getting honored. And if, and if. Let's not. Then let's, if we're gonna honor one guy, then let's honor everybody. Because those, I mean, dude, I, I mean, come on, man. When you, when you really look at it, als have like nine layers of overhead above of them, you know. Yeah, they got a lot of training, Gucci stuff and five star hotels, but at the end of the day, we're all just dudes out there. The Revolutionary War was just. There was no seals, Rangers, nothing, right?

[Tyler]

Well, there was Rangers.

[Jimmy]

Well, yeah, there might have been Rangers, actually, there might have been, but, but, you know, you know, guys need to be honored out there. And I know that's for probably a different podcast man, but I appreciate, I appreciate you saying that, dude, and coming on here and shedding that honor, dude, because everybody needs to be honored. Honored. Everybody, please.

[Joe]

Men, you're the king of the soft. Soft podcast, though.

[Jimmy]

I did hundreds of solo missions.

[Joe]

Jimmy's taking over.

[Mike]

It's just kind of shadows. It's unfortunate that those guys, like Tim Kennedy and all that, have to fabricate, but they don't.

[Jimmy]

He was a UFC fighter in a green braid. That should be.

[Joe]

That's enough.

[Jimmy]

Take him over. Hey, you got my respect. I was never a UFC fighter, homie.

[Mike]

You don't have to tell me anything. You ever did. If you made it through those two worlds and got into the ring in a UFC fight on tv.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And then did all. You're, you're Gucci, man.

[Jimmy]

You're Gucci.

[Tyler]

The, the bottom line for that shot, like, I actually know who killed the sniper in Solder City. I know who that guy is.

[Joe]

Don't break it.

[Tyler]

I won't break it. I, I actually can't.

[Joe]

Was it possibly Chris Kyle?

[Tyler]

It was not.

[Joe]

It was Tim Kennedy.

[Tyler]

So I, I.

[Jimmy]

There you go. Truth ball. So you're saying Chris Kyle. I'm not gonna say anything. So you're saying that Chris Kyle did.

[Joe]

Not kill that guy.

[Mike]

I know you'll get the news first.

[Jimmy]

And this is a really touchy subject because I know, like, I've heard people say stuff like that Chris Kyle lied in the past. And people will be like, how dare you dishonor him? And, man, I'll tell you what. You know, you don't piss on a guy's grave. And I, I really respect him for, for this, but, you know, a lot of things are coming out now that guys have been making huge, bold lies. And I asked you, like, behind the scenes, I said, why do you think maybe that Chris Kyle lied about that, that, that 1100 yard shot, whatever it was with that, that top guy? And, and I think you said something about, it's just, it's like that book, it's like the ending of a book. You got to have something juicy. It's almost like the editor's like, hey, you got another big story to end this out. The fact.

[Tyler]

The bottom, the bottom line was that sniper that was killed in Solder City, right. Was killed by a conventional army sniper who I have talked to, who was a mentor of mine, who I actually asked, and I have the DMS that I showed you. And I said, hey, bro, I know you did this. Do you want to say something about it? And he said, no, I don't want that heat. I live in Texas.

[Mike]

Yeah. And, and he, yeah, he comes out, then he's got to deal with the spotlight.

[Jimmy]

The family love to see the receipts on this too. You know, I, I, dude.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

And I think too, what did you tell me that he was killed after? Was it a guy that Chris Call claimed to kill, so he killed after?

[Tyler]

Chris, I don't want to give away too much because there's a lot more to go into, but the bottom line was, is that there was a sniper in Solder City. The team that this team from the task unit from Seal Team 5 that was there for the battle of Solder City had already rotated home.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Or was in the process of rotating, hitting home when 2nd Brigade, 25th ID went and, and engaged that guy and killed him.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Tyler]

And, and I know, I know exactly who the sniper was. And it, and he was in the army. Wow.

[Jimmy]

There you have it. I think this would be a great show maybe, maybe to have maybe, you know, line out the receipts. Of course, you know, and let's get back on Kirk and.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

Before we do that, we have one thing. Can you go to the Gmail? Bradley.

[Moderator]

I'm in the Gmail.

[Joe]

All right, open up. There's a Link for a GoFundMe. If you could show that Possibly pin it if you know how to do that. If you don't, don't worry.

[Mike]

But, Mike, this is for a good friend of ours, Jack Gerstmeier. Jack was dealt type 1 diabetes, so he wears a permanent monitor.

[Joe]

He's active cop.

[Mike]

Active cop at the time. Makes it through diabetes, goes on to trial for swat. During his SWAT tryout, he has a spell where he blacks out for like 30 seconds. Has no idea what's going on. Got vertigo. Makes it through the day, right? Goes home, they send him to the hospital. He takes blood work, goes home, goes to bed because there's a long, nasty tryout. Wakes up to about 15 to 16 voicemails that he's got cancer and he needs to get to the hospital immediately. Finds out he has leukemia. At 20, 21, 22 years old, he's battling this. We were able to his. As you see in the picture there, his idol was Jerry Worms, who was the first ever episode of cops, Broward County, 1989. We were able to make this happen where Jack came down to get to meet Jerry Worms in person, right? And this kid is just a warrior. And on top of everything else going on, he had a bone marrow appointment tomorrow. And he goes to the hospital, hospital yesterday, I believe, and he finds he has a blood clot in his neck. So he's just battling. He's a big, strong kid. He's an amazing kid from an amazing family who supports anti hero counterculture and everybody else. And if you guys would find it in your heart, this kid's probably close to being out of time at the agency. He's going to be no income.

[Joe]

And there. There's a whole backstory, of course.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, of course. But. But just. This is the guy, this is the kid. This is a big, strong, tough kid. He's up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, just battling it out, and we've become very, very close. And if you can find in your heart to donate money to anybody, this is the right guy to give it to.

[Jimmy]

Man, big respect to Jack, bro.

[Joe]

I hate putting you on the spot, but you're. You're our lead guy when it comes to being a leader with Christianity just based off of your, you know, would you mind tonight doing a prayer, but including Jack in it?

[Jimmy]

Absolutely, man. You know, I truly believe in miracles still. I know that sometimes people scoff at that because they haven't seen it in their own lives, but, you know, like I was told a long time ago, you know, Jimmy, sometimes you just gotta crack your heart open this much and allow this to take place because what else else in your life hasn't worked out? You know, maybe, you know, for me, I tried everything in this world to escape. Drugs, women, violence, aggression, anger, all that stuff. And nothing ever worked. Until I listened to that advice and cracked my heart open this much. So I want to pray for Jack. And I think if just one person on this live, one person in this room agrees that it shall be done according to the word of God. And I believe. Believe the word of God is truth. I'm a. I'm a failed man in many areas of my life, man. But I still believe, brother. And there's a great song about that. Just I still believe. After this guy's wife died, he did a song and he said, I still believe, man. And if we can just believe and crack our heart opens as much it can happen. So in the mighty name of Jesus, I pray for Jack right now and his situation and his family, Father. And I thank you Father. By your word of the Bible, when you say two or more agree, it shall be done according to their faith. And so I agree as a mighty warrior with these warriors that are mighty warriors and all these people in the lobby right now that. That mighty miracles are going to begin to overflow into people's lives. Things are going to start changing that plug those vices, those addictions are going to start being pulled away slowly by only by the hand that. That can only pull them away, Father. So I thank you with a simple prayer that you would bless and cure Jack right now in the name of Jesus. And every single man and woman and person on this live would get a special touch from God tonight as they crack their heart open just a little bit for you, Jesus. In the mighty name of Jesus, I pray. Amen.

[Joe]

Amen.

[Tyler]

Amen.

[Mike]

God bless you, Jack, man. We love you.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, God bless you, Jack. For real, brother. Big shout out, man.

[Joe]

All right, let's catch up on some super chats and get back on Charlie Kirk.

[Moderator]

All right, we got anonymous. What's yalls opinion on flat earth that.

[Mike]

We talked about that.

[Joe]

Yeah, we did covered that.

[Jimmy]

They saw.

[Joe]

Wow, that's my color.

[Jimmy]

Somebody wasn't listening to school dog. Hey, he's really. Bro.

[Joe]

That's.

[Mike]

He believes it.

[Joe]

That's Benji.

[Mike]

He believes.

[Jimmy]

He doesn't believe it, but one of.

[Joe]

Our other shift dudes.

[Mike]

Have you taken them to the behavioral health center yet? Checked out.

[Jimmy]

We spent like an hour hour on a whiteboard. Another thing that, you know, my dad always said and I agree is like, you know, it's like who cares? Like, I don't understand. Like, like, okay, like I told him about this, like this. This black figure I saw that was like a ghost. I was like, what do you think he was? He goes, who cares? Like he's kind of got a point. Like, who freaking cares if the. If the. If the world's flat or not in 100 years ain't gonna matter. I promise you to you.

[Joe]

No.

[Jimmy]

You know. Yeah.

[Mike]

Why get.

[Tyler]

Gets.

[Mike]

Why get so hung up on that?

[Jimmy]

I got back. I got bigger problems, dog. Yeah. You know I'm married, dog.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I'm married, homie.

[Mike]

I forgot to take the garbage out this morning, man.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, straight up, dude.

[Mike]

I got.

[Jimmy]

I got serious.

[Mike]

Okay. How flat the earth is.

[Jimmy]

I gotta help me pay my bills.

[Mike]

You know, the three car poker is still gonna be there if it's flat.

[Tyler]

Around for all I care.

[Jimmy]

I'm busy. So many guys, so many people out there. I think focus on the wrong issues in lives off. There's so many distractions. I. You know, it's like that. What do they call it?

[Tyler]

Doom.

[Jimmy]

Scrolling.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Where you just start like scrolling. You're like, oh my God. Where's. Where, where's this going?

[Mike]

There's my conspiracy theory.

[Tyler]

Dude.

[Mike]

They're pushing you where you. They. You want.

[Tyler]

Dude, you. You're not wrong.

[Mike]

We're not talking about that.

[Joe]

No, I'm saying we got one super chat.

[Moderator]

We got four people segue spank dog with $20. What's up, brother? Started watching back in February. Played catch up all the way to the beginning. Finally able to catch my first live. The live and the show. Get me through five hours on Mondays, bro. ML&R. Stay frosty.

[Jimmy]

Thanks. Stay frosty.

[Moderator]

Big dog, Not Trey with $5. Governor of Utah just guaranteed that the shooter will face the death penalty. Also, I love how enthusiastic Brent is for the ad. He reads, dude needs his hand.

[Jimmy]

I think they need to get. I think they need to get these guys life improvements. Prison. That's. That's. That's.

[Joe]

That's worth getting butt by Bubba.

[Mike]

Yeah, but the problem is a lot of people in prison will be happy he killed Charlie Kirk before he went.

[Tyler]

Out on the street.

[Jimmy]

No.

[Mike]

Yeah, they will. Yeah, they will. There's no gay, liberal, transgender, anti government, anti guy.

[Joe]

No, but he wasn't government.

[Jimmy]

No, no, no. I was amazed how many conservatives anti government, but people.

[Mike]

He supports the police.

[Joe]

This guy goes, I don't think he would translate. Yeah, I think guys in prison would be like, that was a sucker shot. No, we don't condone that.

[Mike]

No, this guy.

[Joe]

There's no trump if he went to a dude. If he went to a.

[Tyler]

Wait. What? Wait, you're. You're buddies with jd, right? JD Delay.

[Jimmy]

I love jd. That's my man. What's up, jd? Jd Shout out.

[Tyler]

I mean that. You want to talk about a guy that's been locked up. And, yes, I'm gonna see him tomorrow. Are you really?

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I want to dap that dude up.

[Jimmy]

Yep. He's cool, dude.

[Joe]

He's. Is he. I think he's down the road.

[Jimmy]

JD's legit. I. I think he's close by. Not in Orlando is.

[Joe]

He's in Volusia.

[Jimmy]

Did he lie to me the other day? I don't know. Say, come on over and hang out? He's like, no, man, I live in Utah, dog.

[Joe]

I ain't having your TE. Riff raff ass.

[Jimmy]

That's all right.

[Moderator]

Next one is Hightower. Been busy with a new job, moving. Trying to support Thursday nights for the boys.

[Joe]

Thanks, brother.

[Moderator]

And last one is Clemente. Don't hate on the detectives. They give you the overtime for the calling.

[Jimmy]

Oh, that.

[Tyler]

That's coming from the top, right for you guys.

[Mike]

I was a detective twice for almost six years. That's a scam.

[Jimmy]

That is a scam, dude. JD moved back to Oregon. Okay. That's okay. Okay. At least he wasn't lying to me. He wants to hang out.

[Joe]

Wait, is it. Where's Nate at? Washington.

[Jimmy]

Big night. I don't. I can't remember what he said.

[Joe]

He's up there. He's up in the north.

[Jimmy]

Nate's incognito. He's smart. I always, like, blast.

[Joe]

Oh, he's in Oregon.

[Tyler]

Yes. Yeah, he said that tonight.

[Joe]

Wait, and that KD's in Oregon, too.

[Tyler]

No, no, no. Nate. Nate was talking about, like, if you're in Oregon, like.

[Joe]

Yeah, where's J.D.

[Jimmy]

At?

[Tyler]

I thought he was from Florida.

[Joe]

Just moved to Oregon. Oh, wait.

[Jimmy]

Nate's living with JD In Oregon. What? They're together?

[Joe]

Well, Dave is with jd.

[Mike]

I mean.

[Tyler]

I mean, they have, like, one fork between them. Can you imagine, like, the pizza boxes that are stacked up in that house?

[Jimmy]

No, Nate and JD grew up together. That's right. I think they were JD. They were DJs together. Some crazy, crazy.

[Joe]

Wait, they know each other?

[Jimmy]

They know each other, bro. From, like, serious. They've been, homie. Geez, dog.

[Joe]

Really?

[Jimmy]

Geez. Make it right, son.

[Joe]

Damn, dude, I didn't know that.

[Moderator]

Yep, we just got another super chat. It's Benjamin. Thank you, Jimmy A. And Jimmy W. For your faith. And prayers, he and I. He is the most important.

[Tyler]

That, that right there, that guy right there, that's my THT guy that I've been telling you about. Jimmy.

[Joe]

What's the THD guy?

[Tyler]

Tactical Human Intelligence.

[Jimmy]

There's a lot of acronyms. Right on, man. Big shout out. Big dog.

[Tyler]

He's the guy that has all the receipts.

[Jimmy]

Love you, dog. Thank you, man, for that.

[Joe]

All right, so we've got a bunch of Instagram videos to get to, I feel like right now. Is there anything about Charlie Kirk that we need to discuss?

[Tyler]

Joe, get your butt out here.

[Jimmy]

I think we covered. I think.

[Mike]

What is it?

[Joe]

I said he's not.

[Jimmy]

No way.

[Joe]

He was wearing plates.

[Moderator]

No, not a defense.

[Mike]

I don't think he was.

[Jimmy]

No.

[Joe]

Even if he was wearing arms.

[Mike]

But that's what I get at when you look at it from four different angles.

[Tyler]

United States Marine. Yeah, I, I'm going with him.

[Mike]

I don't know about the Marine part, but pretty stupid.

[Jimmy]

But I, I, I honestly think too, there's a big lesson to be learned here. I try to look at everything from a learning, you know, a learning view. And I know in the teams, man, there was never any attaboyment after the, the after actions reports. I was always shocked at that. The after actions of a mission or training especially, it would be like, okay, what did we do wrong? What did you do wrong? There was never like, good job. There's no room for good job. Who cares about what did you suck? Good job does nothing for you. And nobody ever really does a good job on a mission or training. It's always like, okay, what went, went wrong? You know, Murphy's Law, you know, it's always something always going to go wrong. And so, you know, for me, I look at everything in that way because I just like, kind of like, like brainwashed maybe to look at things like that. And in this circumstance, the two things that I see from the, from the girl on the bus, the beautiful Ukraine girl that got unfortunately killed and then, and then obviously Charlie Kirk is, is like, you know, you know, you have a chance to, to save yourself. I'm not saying this wouldn't have happened anyways, but, you know, you know, be, be vigilant, be on the move. You know, know thy enemy, know thyself 100% of the time. You know, some things are just unavoidable. Sometimes warriors go in and they just get killed and they're the best guys ever. Like, Charlie, he just, he got it, man. But, but there's, there is a situation too you could see on that girl's face in the bus like she never knew that was coming. She probably never thought that in a million years. And I think a lot of people just bebop around in life in. And they should be able to, they should have the right. We're supposed to be able to. Yes, but it's, it's. We just don't live in the world.

[Tyler]

I have a, I have a 14 year old daughter, right. And I tell her like, you need to, your head needs to be moving like you're the Terminator.

[Jimmy]

Right. And present yourself as a hard target.

[Tyler]

Yeah. You know, because like when you lock eyes, I mean Pat McNamara, like, he was a Delta Force guy, he's like, dude, when you lock eyes with a would be scumbag, you automatically take the element of surprise away from them. And if you're just, just be bopping through life with your face, you know, stuck in the face hugger phone that we all have, like.

[Mike]

It'S a different world. And you know, you, you know, and that's exactly 49, 8 year old me, 10 year old, never would have thought I'm gonna have to prepare that every time I sit down I have to worry about somebody stabbing me. And did it go on. I'm sure we just didn't see it.

[Tyler]

Dude, I grew up in the 80s, bro.

[Mike]

But it's just, you never thought in America with all everything that's so great about you gotta get, get on a bus and then sit there. Or if you look at that situation like you just said, lock eyes and get. Want to go sit somewhere else. You don't want to sit next to me.

[Tyler]

Yeah, but that's a lie, dude. That's the lie of the enemy right there.

[Mike]

There's no win.

[Tyler]

The enemy enemy's gonna lie to you so that you will lower your guard so that you can.

[Mike]

But we have we when these things happen, this is the we moment where we, the people, we have to say, we're not gonna take that narrative anymore. We're not gonna eat that narrative anymore. We're gonna stand up and go, this isn't racism. This is, this is me being vigilant. This is me going, hey, I'm just gonna put myself in the best situation to survive. I don't care if it's a, a riff raff. I don't care who it is. It's just not. Honestly, if, if I didn't know you and I would imagine people probably look like, man, look at this guy. Like, like it's, it's not that you're. You're a great guy, but you're tatted up. You have. You fit some type of stereotype. Stereotype that somebody might look at and go, man, this guy's probably a serial killer. He's the nicest guy in the world. But you might get on a bus and somebody looks at him and goes, I'm not sitting there.

[Joe]

Think, no.

[Mike]

And that's the safest place to be. So that's not racism. That's not.

[Joe]

That's the main issue, isn't even racism. It's that he was arrested 14 times.

[Mike]

That's a whole nother.

[Tyler]

That's a whole Right.

[Joe]

Go to. Go to Instagram. Jeremy. Jeremy. Bradley.

[Tyler]

Bradley.

[Moderator]

What do you.

[Jimmy]

What.

[Moderator]

What you want me to.

[Joe]

Can I. Is there a way I can see.

[Jimmy]

It and go to my account?

[Joe]

Follow me.

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Joe]

It's actually right there. Right there. Right. Go up.

[Jimmy]

I think it.

[Joe]

Let's start from the top. Let's go. Right there. No, not that. No, no, no, no. Down, down, down, down, down, down, down. Right there.

[Moderator]

This one.

[Joe]

Yep.

[Tyler]

You are mentally ill. You have a.

[Jimmy]

Hard time knowing that you are mentally ill.

[Tyler]

But also, I mean, people like Charlie Kirk fan, they've been looking for opportunities to make this some sort of, like, restraint, reciprocal George Floyd situation. And that's the part that I think he's almost giving away the game. And it's sad to see a lot of people going along with it. Didn't know it was a game.

[Jimmy]

You know, let me just say a couple of things. One is, I mean, what happened to that young woman was horrible. And it's everybody's nightmare. If you're in any public space, subway, whatever, that something bad's going to happen to you or somebody you care about. So it does strike a chord. We. We don't know why that man did what he did. And for Charlie Kirk to say we know he did it because she's white, when there's no evidence of that, it's just pure race mongering, hate mongering. It's wrong. Then he says that if something like that had happened the other way, there would be sweeping changes imposed on society.

[Tyler]

Lies of the enemy.

[Jimmy]

Where is the George Floyd Policing Act? It didn't pass. Even when you had a police officer murder a black. Black man on live television. The whole world saw there were no sleeping.

[Mike]

Terminology. Look, just the difference in the terminology. We don't know what the. We don't know what the black man was thinking when he killed. But the white cop murdered the black guy.

[Tyler]

Yeah, well, so we can assume one, but not the other. But why?

[Mike]

Yes.

[Tyler]

So what? So, okay, so Joe, you're an active duty cop. You're in the United States Marine Corps.

[Joe]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Is it, Is it fair to say that you had at least five years of training total?

[Joe]

Yeah. Okay, good to go at this point.

[Tyler]

And so based on your five years of training, you made your assessment to do X, not to use a taser. I went for my gun. And this is why.

[Joe]

Right.

[Tyler]

Based on your training, Training, training. Not your mindset, not your. Your bias, your training.

[Joe]

Cops think or people think cops are racist. And they, to a degree, you have to stereotype. If a guy looks weird and he's hiding behind a closed business at 2am like, right. You have to kind of be like, that guy's probably up to no good and stop out with them. But we don't. I don't care what you look like.

[Mike]

Like, we. Nobody ever does nobody narrative.

[Joe]

That's.

[Mike]

But it's like, you got agencies that, that guys work in predominantly black neighborhoods who have to fill out statistic cards how many people they stopped, and they get in trouble for stopping 90 of black people.

[Tyler]

So I want me to do. I live in St. Pete, right? I live in St. Pete. South side of St. Pete is predominantly black. If you told a cop who's working in the St. Petersburg Police Department, hey, you're stopping too many black people, it'd be like, nobody. Nobody else lives down here.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I had a guy reach out to me who said they have to fill out cards, and he stopped on a disabled vehicle. It's not a call. It's not a call. He would fill a card out. He supervisor pulls up and he's filling out like a contact card, and he says, why are you doing that? He goes, because he's white. And I'll get a statistic for. I have a white guy.

[Tyler]

I stopped.

[Mike]

So instead of it being a DAV and I'm helping him change a tire, I'm out with a white guy. He's suspicious. Like, they're. It's like almost you're fabricating when you don't need to. You shouldn't be. Because you have to have statistics that show an even number of contacts.

[Tyler]

When.

[Mike]

If you worked in a white neighborhood and only stop black people, that would be a problem. Like, if you worked in a predominantly 90% white neighborhood and all of a sudden you're stopping Hispanics, blacks, minorities, that's a huge problem. But if you work in a black neighborhood, it would be the opposite. If you stop only white People in the black neighborhood.

[Tyler]

I'm gonna make a joke. And. But. But like, is. This is. This is. This is Billy Bean. This is. This is a Billy Bean problem. Nobody knows what I'm talking about.

[Mike]

That's that little cartoon, right?

[Tyler]

No, no, no, no. Moneyball.

[Mike]

I didn't see it.

[Tyler]

Statistical analysis.

[Mike]

Okay. Yes.

[Tyler]

Right. So Billy Bean, in 2001, started statistical analysis of the metric driven system that we live under. Right. It started with baseball. It went into. I actually did it. I did my master's thesis on this.

[Mike]

He's way too smart for me. Oh, that's why you know about all this.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I'm a nerd.

[Jimmy]

Oh, my G.D. that was the best.

[Mike]

Day of my life.

[Tyler]

But. But.

[Mike]

But I never went back, dog. Never went back. Me neither.

[Tyler]

But Billy Bean and the. The statistical analysis of baseball grew out into. Do statistical analysis of policing.

[Mike]

That's. You can't do that.

[Tyler]

You can't.

[Mike]

You can't do that.

[Tyler]

Sorry.

[Jimmy]

Well, there's a. There's a huge difference in a police officer wrestling with a guy for a long time and then a dude, straight, black or white, coming up behind this innocent girl, slitting her throat and walking off the. That. All right. I feel like I'm in a freaking diamond.

[Joe]

You guys got to remember, remember. Remember the Daniel Penny case? The Marine.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Choked a guy.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Train or whatever.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, that was. That was.

[Mike]

He was on the View the next morning being called a murderer. No. He got acquitted.

[Joe]

But look at this. This guy straight up murders a white.

[Mike]

Chick on the bus.

[Jimmy]

No one cares.

[Mike]

No one cares.

[Joe]

They start going. Because we're not like them.

[Mike]

They can't speculate. Jimmy said they can't speculate why he did it.

[Joe]

It. We don't.

[Mike]

But George Floyd was murdered by a white cop. Yes. There. And we always disagree on this. There were problems in that. That had nothing to do with racism.

[Tyler]

Can I ask. I mean, like, you're a gray beard, right? Like, I don't.

[Jimmy]

I don't. I don't.

[Tyler]

I'm not. I'm not saying that in a negative way.

[Jimmy]

Like 75.

[Tyler]

So, like, when. When the guys from. That fought in Vietnam would come, that were in my battalion, they would come down, we would call them the gray beards. And like, we learned a lot of. About counterinsurgency from the gray beards. So you're a gray beard.

[Mike]

I'm an old guy.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I'm 41. I'm assuming you're at least 42.

[Mike]

49.

[Tyler]

Man, I lost my train of thought.

[Jimmy]

Well, this. This guy this comment says, I'd rather work at McDonald's than be a cop. To. In today's climate. And, man, I'll have to agree, bro. When I was getting out of the teams, I had to take this freaking test just to get out, and I refused to take it. It was about an active shooter. It was like, what. What would you do if an active shooter came in? A, B or C. A Was like, hide. Put your butt cheeks in the air behind a desk. Number two was like, close the door and lock it.

[Mike]

Promoted.

[Jimmy]

And then number three was like. Like. Like run away or something. And I was like, I'm not. None of these. I would not say. I'm not answering this. They said, you have to. To. To get out of the teams. And I was like, I'm not going to do it. I'm sorry. I just put my pin down and just slum down. So they were like, okay, yeah, I.

[Tyler]

Remember what I was going to ask you. So you look at the George. The George Floyd thing, like, as a. As a. As a seasoned cop, if you had walked up on that scene, would you have gone up to that officer and been like, hey, bro, bro, I'm tapping you out 1,000%.

[Mike]

1,000.

[Tyler]

God.

[Joe]

Don't get him stuck.

[Mike]

The 1,000%. First of all, if I was on scene, he would never. Would have been pulled out of the back of that car. Nope. We would have stuffed him in the back of that car, drove him down the road. No.

[Jimmy]

No.

[Joe]

Every time. I'm telling you right now, he's saying no. Today in today's society, they had him.

[Mike]

95% in the car.

[Joe]

It doesn't matter if someone's having a medical emergency.

[Mike]

He wasn't having a medical emergency.

[Joe]

But if he says, I can't breathe, it is sop. You pull him out of the car.

[Mike]

You don't kneel on him for now. Put him on the hot pavement, Kneel on him.

[Joe]

Lawsuit. They tell you, pull them out of the car. Okay, Wait for fire, EMS go down the road.

[Mike]

Get away from the crowd. You got to think so.

[Jimmy]

But I don't know how y' all do it, bro.

[Mike]

Those guys. Here's my opinion. They didn't.

[Jimmy]

They weren't.

[Mike]

I don't think they were very good cops. Honestly. They weren't. Seat. You have to know how to work the hood. You have to work people. You know how to control crowds. You have to be very savvy.

[Jimmy]

You have to have a throw gun. You have to have.

[Joe]

Okay, you go get back.

[Mike]

No, you don't go get Back.

[Jimmy]

You gotta work the crowd.

[Mike]

You got to talk to talk. You got to walk. To walk with them. Put the bag of drugs.

[Jimmy]

Oh, never mind.

[Mike]

That situation could have been diffused. I agree as well, by being a little savvy. You have to play the audience. You have to know who you're talking to. But I would have got him out of there.

[Tyler]

There.

[Jimmy]

Or.

[Mike]

Yes, I would have walked up, but like, hey, bud, like, the dude hasn't moved in five minutes. Like, maybe we should check on. That's my biggest problem with that, is he hasn't moved in five minutes.

[Jimmy]

Come on, let's wait for more, dude.

[Mike]

Let's wait four more.

[Tyler]

I mean, little. But I. I can't blame the officer on that because he doesn't have the experience.

[Mike]

Yeah, no, I get it. But that's. To me, that's human nature. Like, if you're on top of some. Somebody and they're not moving, I'm.

[Tyler]

I'm gonna always be the devil's advocate, man. Like, but I. I. I want. I want people to see, like, hey, there's two generations of cops. Three generations of cops.

[Joe]

Wait, hold on. We're. Me and. Me and Josh are in the same.

[Mike]

You're old as. Dude, look at that.

[Joe]

I'm not old. What. How old are you, Josh? 31. I'll be 32 this time.

[Tyler]

Yeah, dog, because you were in Iraq the same time I was.

[Mike]

If you want to go back to my generation. Generation.

[Jimmy]

If that happened when I started 75.

[Mike]

They would have read that George Floyd incident would have been written up on a piece of paper.

[Joe]

There's no video. That would be no city.

[Mike]

Very clear. That would have been no problem. So we've come a long way.

[Joe]

Minneapolis would have just beat the. Out of everybody.

[Mike]

And, you know, let's just admit there's.

[Jimmy]

Things that go on that people would just be shocked, but it just goes on.

[Joe]

Well, it's like you said. They. They castrate cops. They. They defang, you know, the. Your sheepdogs, they take your canines out. And then, like, people were shocked about.

[Jimmy]

All the SEAL team allegations overseas. It's like, are you really that shocked?

[Joe]

The type of guy that it takes to be a seal? Everything's an extreme. You live in extremes.

[Jimmy]

It's like, you do what you got to do to survive, dog.

[Joe]

All right, let's go to the next video. Because he supports George Floyd.

[Tyler]

I'm a bad guy.

[Joe]

Supported the GoFundMe.

[Mike]

This.

[Joe]

Yeah. All right.

[Mike]

I support common sense.

[Jimmy]

How'd y' all get my DMs? Hold on, man. Oh, never mind.

[Joe]

Forget it. All right, down. Oh, no, no, right there to the left. Just up. Oh, no. Yeah, that one actually. Yep. The one down below it, bro.

[Jimmy]

I kissed my wife for a long time before I left, you know, cuz I had to leave. And then I got on the train, I kept going, man, what the heck? And I realized my wife wasn't home. Just my Chihuahua, you know what I mean? Have you ever done that? Kiss your dog in bed for a long time and you realize.

[Joe]

I thought you were going to make fun of me. Going down. Down, up, down, up.

[Jimmy]

Oh, no, right.

[Tyler]

Oh, right there.

[Jimmy]

No, I just want to blast myself, dog. Real quick.

[Moderator]

Sorry.

[Jimmy]

I was reading the chat and perhaps most shamefully of all, the majority of the media, many outlets in this room decided that her murder was not worth reporting on originally because it does not fit a preferred narrative.

[Moderator]

Many of the journalists in this room spilled plenty of ink trying to smear.

[Jimmy]

Daniel Penny for defending a subway car from a deranged lunatic in New York City.

[Tyler]

But none of those same reporters lift.

[Jimmy]

A finger to write stories about an actual murderer. Here is the truth that every, and perhaps most shamefully of all, the majority.

[Joe]

Of that was just kind of her throwing shade on people.

[Mike]

You know what I'm going to take. I'm going to. On this one, both sides do this. Both sides do this.

[Jimmy]

The.

[Mike]

The. The Republicans will hide stuff and not reports that. That goes a bit little. It goes both sides on that one.

[Joe]

All right.

[Jimmy]

We don't like to swings both ways.

[Mike]

It does. I like to people.

[Jimmy]

Like the people you like.

[Moderator]

Do you want me to just keep going down? Like just go down or.

[Joe]

Yeah, just go down. Each one. I don't remember what order they're in, but they're all pertaining to the. The tr. I think we're going to move.

[Jimmy]

What did you just say? He said traddy, didn't he? I swear I was over like this.

[Joe]

Like what? I said train, bro.

[Jimmy]

No, you did not, dog. I'm putting my shades back on.

[Mike]

I heard that you so working tonight.

[Jimmy]

I was like, what? What the heck?

[Joe]

Jesus. All right.

[Mike]

Oh my God.

[Tyler]

Saw this innocent girl stabbed to death because a so called judge decided to.

[Joe]

Let this vicious beast walk free.

[Tyler]

The so called judge also was not.

[Joe]

Even trained as a lawyer. Literally like a DEI box check hire in a black robe playing judge as.

[Tyler]

A man lost his daughter.

[Joe]

Imagine if she was your daughter. Now here we are back in New York, my home. Mayor Mamdani's running for mayor.

[Mike]

Terrible idea.

[Joe]

The same guy who already Voted to reclassify violent crimes like strangulation and sexual sexual assault as non violent communist Mamdani by an American who fled Cuba. He also wants to eliminate cash bail, gut sentences and unleash chaos right here in my old neighborhood in the Lower east side. So the question is this. If Mamdani wins, is he about to put New York on steroids with crime, violence, violent crime, turning it into the same nightmare that cost the girl her life in North Carolina? And it doesn't stop here. Mamdani's political ambition isn't just extreme, it's dangerous. He's backed by foreign powers. The same Qatar that gave. All right. That guy goes on forever.

[Mike]

The biggest problem with Madani is he can't bench 135. Did you see the video?

[Joe]

Yeah, that was pretty.

[Mike]

Yeah. He tried to throw 135 up at like an event and it came crashing down.

[Tyler]

Dude, he couldn't even. He couldn't do it once.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

He couldn't do it even rep it on.

[Joe]

That poor guy's got to get on that TRT dog.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Joe]

All right, what's the next one in Instagram we're going to.

[Jimmy]

Don't. Don't know why that.

[Tyler]

Man.

[Moderator]

I think this is.

[Joe]

I can't see what you see. No, not that one.

[Jimmy]

Not him again. This guy.

[Joe]

Dude.

[Jimmy]

Shooting like this.

[Joe]

Oh, is this the. Yeah. And again, emphasize what you just emphasized.

[Jimmy]

We don't know any of the full details of this. That we don't know if this was the supporters shooting their gun off in.

[Joe]

Celebration or so we have no idea.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Because we all just. Celebratory fire.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Joe]

You can stop it.

[Mike]

He insinuated that that was a celebratory gunshot at a Republican because we all know that happens.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Don't go outside on the 4th of July because you better stay indoors because bullets are raining down on you.

[Jimmy]

My point.

[Mike]

About one half of the country can say anything they want, Hunt, regardless of how out outrageous it is. And it does.

[Jimmy]

It doesn't have to be true, you know. Yeah, but it's not true. They have evidence. No, you don't understand. That's not how it works. That's not how the Internet works. You sew the discord for a long time and finally they just start to back it up.

[Tyler]

That's the weasel words.

[Mike]

The criminal justice system is completely identical to this too. That the. You are. You can have a crime on video. Like the stabbing. He's an alleged suspect.

[Jimmy]

Suspect.

[Mike]

Alleged. Alleged murderer. Like you have to. You still have to go prove it. In court. So. And then they can lie. They can, they can make up stuff. No consequences in a defense. Lying, making up, fabricating. But you get the color of a shirt wrong, you're a liar, Detective.

[Jimmy]

You lied. You. Your shirt was blue.

[Joe]

Wow.

[Mike]

And the whole case can go sideways on one little detail where the defense can just lie. I mean, O.J. simpson's the biggest wake up ever in the history of.

[Joe]

It doesn't.

[Jimmy]

Everybody must have quit.

[Mike]

Everybody knew he was guilty and he walked away. So that's the justice system. And then you have a judge, magistrate, whatever she was, that's just letting everybody out.

[Tyler]

But brother, that, that begs the question, if the justice system is skewed to one side, what's the argument to say, like, you can't be the punisher.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Take.

[Mike]

Take matters in your own hand.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah, that's it.

[Tyler]

And I'm not advocating that. I want to say that real clear. I'm not advocating it. But that's the question that a lot of people are at, brother. I've been there. Like, like, like, okay, I drive down I275 and a bunch of knuckleheads stop the traffic. Yeah. Like, what's to stop me from going? You, you, you, you.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

You got like, Kane Velazquez is in prison for shooting at somebody who molested his kid.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And he unfortunately hit somebody that wasn't the guy.

[Tyler]

But like, to the better angels of our nature and what the father tells us to do, and that's the argument we got to have right now.

[Mike]

But yeah, it gets, this is where it starts to get really ugly because I fear that if one's, if this side, the Charlie Clerk supporters not go off the rails, then there's also a problem. Like, it can go too far.

[Tyler]

100.

[Mike]

It can go too far because that's a part of the country. I think you got some backwards, like Southern Alabama, Arkansas, gun toting people that will go extreme.

[Tyler]

You know what my, you know, my fear is?

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Let me, let me, let me tell you what my fear is. Everybody that I know that carried a gun professionally is on one side.

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah. Mostly, yes.

[Tyler]

For the most part, all the people that know how to fight are on one.

[Mike]

But what side is peaceful? The side that has the guns and knows how to fight. But they're peaceful.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Isn't that crazy? It's crazy.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. They're barking up the wrong tree.

[Tyler]

Like, you don't want this fight, bro.

[Mike]

No. And I, it may never come come because people are too busy working and doing, raising.

[Tyler]

Too busy Too.

[Mike]

They're doing their thing. So it's like. But yes, the side that is supposedly the monsters are the ones sitting at home tolerating this stuff that have the ability to carry out.

[Tyler]

I think there's a, things, I think there is a, a necessity for us to, to look at guys. I mean, I, I got my buddies d, you know, texting me right now and they're like, like, bro, what do we do? And I'm like, well, we can't do this. And I'm like, well, this is what I actually know how to do.

[Mike]

Yeah, but still, in the, in the name of, of the Lord and law and order, you still have to, we still have to maintain something. We can't go off the rails completely just kill everybody. You can't, you can't do the same thing.

[Tyler]

I'm gonna pass the puck, I'm gonna pass this puck to Jimmy.

[Mike]

Yeah, like to hear this.

[Tyler]

The biggest hero that I know is Christ. That guy was not a girly man. No, he was not. I mean, he went to the cast of the Deadliest Catch Galilee to get his freaking disciples and they followed him. Not because he was a, a pussy, but he was a, he was a pretty hard dude.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, dude. He starts his journey with a 40 day fast of what? Very little water, most likely in the desert. And then he denies the temptations that no man would deny on a full belly to take, you know, to be ruler of the world, the kingdoms. And that, that, that, that statement in, in of itself, you know, shows that Satan does have power. Now I, I believe what Jesus said on the cross. It is finished. That it is truly finished. And whom the sun sets free is free indeed. I always say that. So when you're set free, man, it's game over. He has no more power over you until you open up those doors again in your life and allow him to come in and wreak havoc on your life. But yeah, Jesus was one hard dude.

[Tyler]

He was a hard, hard nails dude. He made it through hell week, zero issues, dude.

[Jimmy]

He's a G. He's the real G.

[Mike]

So can he hit a curveball?

[Tyler]

So when, when Jesus goes to the cross, silent before his accusers, says nothing, doesn't fight back, and, and answers them with it is, as you say, that's hard.

[Jimmy]

That's hard, that's hard. I think somebody, one of the comments was, you know, the Lord commands us to paraphrase here because it's not there anymore. But you know, the Lord commands us, us to, you know, let God have his vengeance. But The Lord also commands us to not be cowards. So where is the line?

[Tyler]

Yes, that's the question.

[Jimmy]

The line. Yeah, Yeah, I agree. Don't. Don't pick up a gun and go take vengeance today because you're bad at Charlie Kirk. That's exactly what the left wants you actually to do, because then they have a. Another footprint in the whole gun. Right.

[Tyler]

The enemy wants.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

At some point, we have to collectively stop the line from coming any further.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Mike]

We have to say, this is. This is it. You're not going to push us anymore in the name of what's right and what is the correct thing to do. And that's where I think we've lost.

[Jimmy]

The worst sin that there is, the Bible says, is that, you know, a man not providing for his family. And what does that entail? That. That also includes you defending your family, because how can you provide for your family if thieves are coming in and taking everything away from.

[Mike]

They've also attacked, and that includes their family. They've made it okay not be family and attack the family.

[Tyler]

I. I don't want to go too far, but, like, I actually had to deal with the transgender stuff with my daughter. That was a hard fight.

[Mike]

I can imagine.

[Tyler]

That was a hard fight. For 18 months. That was a hard fight.

[Joe]

How old's your daughter?

[Tyler]

She's 14.

[Joe]

Okay.

[Tyler]

She's 14. And the indoctrination started in public. Public school.

[Mike]

Exactly.

[Jimmy]

Of course.

[Tyler]

And you don't wake up like that. I had to look at my daughter and go, the enemy is trying to take the thing that makes you the most powerful, the fact that you are a woman he hates. He's trying to take it from you. Okay. And. And you know what? I heard this from Charlie Kirk today, and I wish I had been smart enough to say this, but he goes, I wish you would wage war with your mind before you waged war with. With your body. Yeah, I. I wasn't smart enough to say that, man. But like that. Just like you said, dude, like, the. The war is on the family. It's on trading, too.

[Jimmy]

When you know that and others don't, even when your own honey boo boo doesn't understand that the totality of what's going on, it's hard to communicate that to people that. That. That don't understand it as well. And I sure as hell don't understand everything. But I do know when the enemy is attacking my family, especially from within, and it's highly frustrating to know that this is not coming from you. It's not coming from Me. It's coming from a really enemy that wants to separate and destroy the unity, the sacred unity of our families, man.

[Tyler]

He wants to destroy what God created is good.

[Joe]

All right, guys, we have reached the end of the the episode. We are going to play the winner of tonight.

[Jimmy]

Big shout out to everybody. Wow.

[Joe]

And this is where we just kind of read comments. You say what you want to say, you hang out my. I can't read them because I can't see that fire. But I think Jimmy and Mike can see him.

[Jimmy]

Oh, I can see everything. Soliloquy, please come out.

[Joe]

You gotta send your best comments. They will read them.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Soliloquy, please.

[Joe]

I'm not going to listen to all 7 minutes and 30 of this song. But we'll listen to the majority.

[Mike]

Jesus carried a Bible and a 45. Believe it. There was a couple people saying Jesus has a sub.1 second bill drill. That's a solid time.

[Tyler]

Hey, hey. Stone mason. Yeah, not a carpenter. He was a stone mason.

[Joe]

All right. He paid 200 bucks. He'll get the whole seven.

[Mike]

I'm a gay little wizard.

[Jimmy]

I'm a gay little.

[Mike]

Can you do a flip?

[Jimmy]

Shoot, I can do flips around you right now, dog.

[Mike]

Jimmy, get cottville on that 30 day leg workout, man.

[Jimmy]

I. I can do. I can do a. I can do a flip on this flat earth. You know what I'm saying?

[Mike]

They want you to get me on leg day, man.

[Jimmy]

I'll get you blasted, dude. I'll get you the frog legs. Hey, hit my superhuman 30 up, dude, I'll get you beast mode in 30 days, dog.

[Tyler]

I'm. I'mma come work out with you.

[Jimmy]

Jimmy, you don't want this, homie. You know, a couple. A couple people have done that.

[Joe]

Even TCAT was like, he's here in Orlando. He works out at what, Esparta? The gym? Yeah, I'm like, man, one morning I'm.

[Mike]

Gonna be like, jimmy, I'm going with you MSME.

[Joe]

And every morning at 7, I'm drinking coffee.

[Jimmy]

Even TCAT when he came worked out with me, he's like, damn, dog, might.

[Tyler]

Be trying too much.

[Jimmy]

And I was like, you know what? I think I'm just overdoing in life and everything, dude. I think I need to chill the hell out.

[Joe]

Live it to the extreme. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Wizards are gay.

[Jimmy]

Is Tim Kennedy trans? Come on, man, let's keep it nice, dog. Let's keep it nice. Wizards are pretty gay. Dang, I keep reading this guy. So he was the first female Green Beret.

[Mike]

Jimmy, you've grown on somebody.

[Jimmy]

That's good, Jimmy.

[Joe]

I'm.

[Jimmy]

I'm always growing on people. I'll grow on you. Wait, wait. What did I say the other day about valid? It was like, dang, dog, I need to chill out. What do we got?

[Mike]

We're slowing down.

[Jimmy]

What's going on, Jimmy? Coming down from the coke?

[Mike]

Yeah, dog didn't give me any. Came in late. I hope all's well. Much love to y'.

[Joe]

All.

[Mike]

Copville, put that leg away. My wife is in the room. But I got roasted, man. We keep giving thoughts and prayers while we get wiped out and our kids brainwashed. Time to do something.

[Jimmy]

I agree, Jimmy, we need to put something together to bring the.

[Joe]

What the heck?

[Tyler]

Very solid.

[Jimmy]

What does that say? To bring the con.

[Moderator]

You C o N U gain.

[Jimmy]

Sounds good. Let's go.

[Mike]

Solid.

[Jimmy]

Let's do it. Jimmy, you need to bare knuckle fight the alien visitor, bro. If I got to, dog, if it'll give me some views, let's do it. I'm like, let's do it. I'll get busted up for you. You know, I get busted up for you. If anyone, you know, I. I see some. There was another guy, was like, jimmy's on cocaine. Shut up. If I was on cocaine, I'd tell you I was on cocaine several years ago. Hardcore, like, big deal.

[Mike]

Missed episode.

[Jimmy]

Jimmy is the man. Thank you. Next week, I bet Jimmy got a knee slapper.

[Mike]

We doing two songs.

[Jimmy]

I like it, man. I love you, dj. You know what I'm saying? Miss the episode. I'll catch you next week. Yeah, catch you next week, guys. Man, I appreciate that, Big. Hey, love your support too, man. You are freaking awesome. You know, even if you hate me sometimes, I just. I just love you, dog.

[Tyler]

You know what I mean?

[Jimmy]

It's crazy.

[Mike]

TRT and powder form.

[Jimmy]

That's just TRT and powder form, bro. You're funny.

[Joe]

I like you, man.

[Jimmy]

Retired army, man. I like this guy. I'm gonna put my scooty on trend, dude, that thing needs to get faster. My scooter in Miami. I see people just whiz past me.

[Mike]

You got the. Your own.

[Jimmy]

You got.

[Mike]

You bought your own.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, got like this 500 scooty. And I'm kind of sad being slow.

[Mike]

I bought one off Amazon. It goes about 22, 21 miles an hour.

[Jimmy]

I zip around.

[Mike]

I. My gym's like a mile away.

[Joe]

Really?

[Mike]

Sometimes I just.

[Jimmy]

Well, I've been going. I've been going to the. The brawler box, man. Big shout out to them and trading with brutal Jay Bostwick and that bare knuckle stuff. And dog that I have to ride 50 minutes, 50 on my scooty. And it is freaking brutal all the way to fight. Like, by the time I get there, I'm like, sunburn. I'm like, jay, go easy on homie dog. Funny.

[Joe]

Look funny.

[Jimmy]

I'm gonna start to eat an Uber.

[Joe]

As I texted you and you went, you didn't text back. We were just talking. And I go, damn, give me this. Heather goes, she was going, he was going to train with Jake. And I was like, yeah. She goes, he probably took a scooter. It's gonna take a minute.

[Jimmy]

It takes like three hours. And then you gotta come back. And I'm like, dude, I'm freaking done.

[Mike]

Every time I hear Thunderkiss 65, I see Jimmy coming out of the water with a 60.

[Jimmy]

Jimmy, you the man. Jimmy, put your safety glasses back on. All right, I'll do what you tell me, man. You know what I'm saying? Because I'm a nice guy. You know that. Every time I hear your thunder kiss 65, I see Jimmy coming out of the water with that 60, homie. Oh, shoot. The coke just. Jimmy's doing coke on. On the live. It just hit him again out of nowhere. Funny, dude.

[Mike]

The dude on the left knows if Bigfoots can read. I can tell.

[Jimmy]

Know what?

[Mike]

Who knows if Bigfoots can read? I love some of the wild comments.

[Jimmy]

Some of the guys are funny.

[Mike]

These are the guys that drop them comments in like a Instagram video. And the comments feel bad.

[Joe]

We can't. The. The regular comments, we can't. We just don't have enough time to read them. And on top of that, a lot of people have conversations with themselves and they amongst each other, so it's really not relevant to us.

[Jimmy]

Us.

[Joe]

So, like, I feel bad when, like, I, Like, I. We just can't monitor these. So this is kind of like, at the end of the day, this is why we kind of like to do it.

[Jimmy]

If they. If I could just get a little closer into your house with you. That's called into your stalking onto your couch with you. I'm actually in your lap right now. Some people, like, talk trash, and I'm like, dude, I'm. You're watching me.

[Joe]

Oh, last song, guys. Get those comments in.

[Jimmy]

Love this song, man. All right.

[Mike]

Should America ever go on its Empire Strikes Back arc? I don't know anything about the movies.

[Jimmy]

Should America. I'm sorry, guys. It's been three hours, so I don't double Vision or something going on right now. Should America ever go on its Empire Strikes Back Again back arc. Yes.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Yes.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Jimmy, do you like lizards? I am the Lizoid son, the reptilian. My girl thought I was a reptilioid. For. For a while she went down this rabbit hole, and then she started saying, like, I was exhibiting traits of a reptilioid. And I was like, I kind of like this. I'm gonna go with it. So I kept saying, you know, you never should ask if. If you're a real reptilioid, you'd ever admit that you are.

[Mike]

Lizard king.

[Joe]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I'm the lizard king, homeboy. Hey, don't ever call a girl a lizard, man. That. That's Kiwi, the British SAS guy. SBS guy. He was like, hey, mate, you want to get slapped at a bar? I said, yeah. And he was like. He's like, just call a girl a lizard. And I was like, did you say lizard? And he said, yeah, call a girl a lizard. And so. And so he got slapped. Man, you get. You're gonna get slapped. Call a girl lizard, you're gonna get slapped. It's very disrespectful. By the way, that's God. God's daughter. That's the crowning jewel of the kingdom. Winst T cab. Coming on a Thursday night live. We need to get him out here, son. He was just here. We did 10 episodes, you guys. Brutal. Jake Bostrick, my platinum Mike Perry.

[Joe]

Oh, Taylor left on Wednesday. Did he leave Thursday? No, Wednesday.

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Joe]

Yeah, yeah, he left like, the day before.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. And you. You made me stay, man. I was angry. That's live here. And that's what I had to pay my girl 3,000. Hey, DM me, man. On my Instagram. DM me questions. I'll blast that out to the universe, homie. You know, I do deliver kids. Deliver kids? Cousin.

[Joe]

The lizard king is a misspell.

[Jimmy]

Well, you know what he said, kids. So I'm just going to freaking exactly.

[Joe]

How he tried to insult me.

[Jimmy]

And you misspelled. I know exactly what he just said, bro. Kiss your choice. Wawa for me.

[Mike]

Jimmy, do you still sniff Kool Aid?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah, according to most of y'. All. I sniff cocaine all the time somehow and raise a kid. Good God. Can you imagine? Keeps me up all night, man. Help me out, guys.

[Mike]

What's your Instagram?

[Jimmy]

They're asking mighty warrior 283. What? You ain't heard me, son?

[Mike]

Disrespectful?

[Jimmy]

How you even say that? It's funny. Mighty warrior. Warrior 283. Because you are a mighty warrior. Think about that. And when that trigger flips one day, you can be like, oh, my God, I'm a mighty warrior. It's intergalactic, son.

[Mike]

It's free entertainment.

[Jimmy]

And yes, I do sniff cooling. I'll sniff anything. What is. Where's dirty Mike and the boys? Like, man, we used to say that all the time in Iraq, dude. Yeah, it was Dirty Mike and the boys F shack. Thanks for the f shack. That was so fun, man.

[Joe]

All right, guys, that's it for the Thursday Night Live. Thank you guys for tuning in. It was a great show. Heavy topics, fun times. We'll see you next Thursday.

[Jimmy]

Jimmy, do you get road rage? Of course I do, but I would never admit it to you on live.

[Mike]

I get roid rage. I just.