Squadcast (Live) 09/18/2025

Summary

The Antihero Podcast

Episode: Squadcast (Live) 09/18/2025
Date: September 19, 2025
Theme: Part Delta Force. Part Street Cop. All Truth.

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Overview

This live Squadcast episode marks a significant transition for The Antihero Podcast. After co-host Brent Tucker’s departure, the crew addresses the change, acknowledges rumors, and clarifies the direction of the show. The conversation, filled with banter and audience interaction, covers a range of topics: the evolution of the podcast, community support, military and law enforcement culture, camaraderie through jiu jitsu, recent events impacting first responders, commentary on public figures and law enforcement leadership, mental health resources, and future plans for the podcast.

The tone is candid, sometimes irreverent, and deeply centered on authenticity, brotherhood, and calling out "BS"—both in the headlines and within the professions of policing and military service.

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Key Topics and Discussion Points

1. Podcast Transition & Brent Tucker’s Departure

Timestamps: 04:00–09:00, 16:15–17:00, 47:00–49:00

• Change is part of the plan: The hosts explain that Brent’s move to start the "Tier One Podcast" was long in the works and amicable.
  • “We made our official statement today, but to be honest… me and Brent have been planning the next stage of the Antihero podcast for a very long time… The Anti Hero podcast… is an idea. It’s not just about one or two people.” – Host A [04:20]
• Reaction to negativity: Hosts respond to viewers invested in a single host or drama, urging them to direct their attention elsewhere if necessary but to avoid negativity for its own sake.
  • "If you watch the show for one guy, I respect it. Like, go watch the show. But to be negative, nasty… I don't think anybody has any idea how much work you put into this." – C [04:56]
• Moving forward: The show confirms its commitment to direct communication, transparency, and audience engagement.

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2. Squad Introductions, Background, and Tone

Timestamps: 05:51–07:12, 18:10–19:44

• Cast composition: Two Marines, several Army veterans (including snipers), police officers, and subject-matter experts make up the group.
• Self-deprecating humor: Jokes about Marines eating hot dogs, military stereotypes, and co-hosts’ quirks set a casual, fraternal tone.
• “Entertainment for the over-caffeinated and the underpaid—because it’s cheaper than therapy." – A & C [08:36, 08:47]

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3. Soft vs. Conventional Military, Community and Controversy

Timestamps: 06:09–07:12, 10:59–12:34, 28:24–28:47, 35:01–36:32

• Embracing the “conventional”: Discussion asserts the value of “regular” Army and Marine experiences, not just Special Operations Forces (SOF/SOF) glory.
• Addressing "SOF fanboys": Some participants call out obsession with “elite” units by those outside the profession.
  • “Most of the people who are soft fanboys are people that have never strapped a pair of boots on in their life.” – A [36:32]
• New platform for “regular heroes”: Teasing of upcoming podcast “VolunTold” aimed at conventional forces and faith, by new co-host Jimmy, as well as ongoing support for current/former service members in both law enforcement and the military.

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4. Community, Mental Health & Jiu Jitsu

Timestamps: 20:09–24:24, 21:21–23:44

• BJJ Cops: Brendan discusses how he and Mike sponsor cops to get into Brazilian jiu jitsu and the positive impact on mental health.
  • “Jiu Jitsu saved my life. …At one point, each one of us is gonna go to a dark place. If you don’t know how to escape, that thing’s gonna keep closing… my escape was going to Jiu Jitsu…” – B [21:21]
• Open offer: Any listener who needs jiu jitsu for mental health, but cannot afford it, can reach out directly for sponsorship.
• Camaraderie and confidence: Several hosts share stories of martial arts as tools for community, self-defense, and emotional well-being.

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5. Audience Q&A and Super Chats

Timestamps: Throughout, especially 09:40–14:49, 29:17–30:33, 45:24–46:26

• Super chats as main communication: Questions and song requests pour in, with running commentary, inside jokes, and military/police humor.
• Supportive messages: Listeners express ongoing support, urge hosts to ignore drama, and share personal stories about how the podcast recreates the camaraderie of squad life.
  • “Squad Cast makes me feel like I’m back with my boys… Thursdays are for the boys.” – Listener [17:00]
• Humor and ROE: Many super chats involve song challenges ("Hit Me Baby One More Time"), personal anecdotes, and playful jabs among the cast.

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6. Public Figure Controversies

Timestamps: 13:39–15:21, 91:45–92:11

• Rob O’Neill altercation: Hosts recount a recent social media spat with Rob O’Neill, the former Navy SEAL, over internal affairs and “groupie” culture.
  • “He had all the answers. And we don’t know who you are. I’m like, you just named the subject in an IA I was in. I’m a PO dump from a small town. So how the … did you know who I was?” – C [14:14]
• Charlie Kirk assassination and site security: Detailed sniper-level analysis of the shooting, security failures, and conspiracy theories.
  • “What assassin in the history of assassins ever gave himself up… and then was not shot by police or committed suicide?” – C [94:20]
  • “If you are under threat… have a guy from a state platoon, have somebody who was a real sniper look and do a site survey. Takes no time at all.” – E [103:07]
• Security recommendations for public events: Discussion of best practices, including the use of drones, site sweeps, and integration of tactical knowledge.

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7. Law Enforcement Leadership, Training & Recruiting

Timestamps: 56:14–57:10, 80:13–84:08, 121:15–124:29

• Agency recruiting videos: Dissection of a Roanoke, VA Sheriff's Office recruitment video and other cringeworthy law enforcement social media efforts.
• Leadership critiques: Candid talk regarding unfit/corrupt leaders in police agencies, loss of “old school” sergeants, and risks of lowered standards.
  • “You look at a 300-pound slob that’s next to you, that can’t … and he’s your supervisor … You can walk around with no vest like the response to call with no one to write you off.” – C & B [86:13]
• Street experience vs. administration: Hosts lament rookie officers never experiencing high-stress situations due to restrictive policies, resulting in unpreparedness during critical incidents.

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8. Recent First Responder Tragedies & Analysis

Timestamps: 75:19–80:13

• York, PA police ambush: Analysis and somber tribute to officers killed by an ambush while serving a warrant.
• Firefighter line of duty deaths: Story of an Arizona crew killed in a head-on collision returning from a patient transport, highlighting the dangers of routine first responder duties.

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9. Societal Trends, Social Media, and Community Service

Timestamps: 62:18–64:26, 59:05–60:13

• Rebuilding after being “cancelled”: Several guests describe losing huge social media followings due to controversial posts but maintaining their values.
• Counterculture and community: Collaborative support for police/veteran small businesses and podcasts.
• Stories of giving back: Apparel/gear donations, helping wounded officers, personal outreach to those in need.

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10. Podcast Future Plans and Structure

Timestamps: 131:46–133:02, 155:19–156:39

• Live broadcast schedule: Mondays at 10am (Anti Hero Broadcast, live/panel/information/current events); Thursday nights as always for Squadcast ("for the boys").
  • "Mondays, 10am, I'm live. Wednesday, 7 pm, Guys on the Ground are live… Thursday nights for the boys… Friday night, open mic… You're gonna get us four days a week, three to four days a week live." – C [156:07]
• Open, lively format: Move away from pre-recorded, guest-centric shows to more current, interactive, live content—“entertainment and information for the over-caffeinated and underpaid.”

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11. New & Upcoming Projects

Timestamps: 42:28–44:49, 135:01–135:54, 140:08–141:04

• VolunTold Podcast: Jimmy’s in-development show focusing on conventional military, faith, and transition from military to civilian life.
• Training offerings: BJJ Cops seminars, mental health sponsorships, personal training support for veterans and police.
  • “If you’re looking for a gym and have no money, talk to us. We sponsor you.” – B [140:09]
• Other network shows: Guys on the Ground, Counterculture, and counterculture sports spin-offs.

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Memorable Quotes

“Entertainment for the over-caffeinated and the underpaid. Because it’s cheaper than therapy.”
— A & C [08:36–08:47]

"If you don't know how to escape, that thing's gonna keep closing... my escape was going to Jiu Jitsu, you know, when I was in depression."
— B [21:21]

“You could... reach out to us the next day and we will still freaking help you.”
— E [159:49]

“We're not gonna sit here and talk cop... we're gonna call people out, hold people accountable, say what the is on our mind, and host Thursday nights for the boys.”
— C [05:21]

"If you don't like being informed and you don't like being entertained, then don't listen."
— A [137:31]

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Notable Moments

• [08:40] “Let the hottie talk” – playful banter about the cast’s on-air personalities
• [13:46–14:49] Outing Rob O’Neill’s online behavior, apparent hypocrisy, and quick deletion of comments.
• [15:45] “All he’s gonna do is get drunk and call you the N word, bro.” – raw, pointed commentary on controversial figures.
• [25:03] Discussion about open carry changes and shifting law enforcement approaches in various states.
• [44:05] "This is the time to get it out. This is the time to ask. Because we are moving on to Cincinnati…" – A, referencing the Bill Belichick “on to Cincinnati” meme to symbolize moving past drama.

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Important Timestamps by Topic

• Addressing Brent’s Departure – [04:00–09:00, 16:15, 47:00, 49:00]
• BJJ Cops & Mental Health Discussion – [20:09–24:24]
• Super Chats & Audience Q&A – [09:40–14:49], [29:17–30:33], [45:24–46:26]
• Security/Assassination (Charlie Kirk event) – [91:45–105:55]
• Law Enforcement Leadership Critique – [80:13–84:08]
• Agency Recruitment Video Critique – [121:15–124:29]
• Podcast Future Announcements – [131:46–133:02], [155:19–156:39]

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Audience Engagement

• Several listeners share how Squadcast has rekindled their sense of “being with the boys.”
• Offerings of support range from personal training, BJJ, and mental health resources, to shout-outs for international fans seeking to buy gear.
• Listeners’ song requests (for exiting/leg day/karaoke) are a running gag, and regulars are recognized by name.

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Conclusion

The 09/18/2025 Squadcast offered both a reckoning and a reaffirmation: The Antihero Podcast isn't about one man or a single perspective, but about a community of misfits—veterans, cops, trainers, friends—who speak candidly about what matters to them and to their audience. The show handles the transition by “calling out the drama,” refocusing on service, community, and real talk, and promising more interactive content and solidarity “for the boys.”

Next up:

• Mondays at 10am: Antihero Broadcast (live, current events, panel, Q&A)
• Thursdays: Squadcast—just as irreverent as always

Theme Going Forward:
Moving on to Cincinnati.

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Transcript

[A]

We are live.

[B]

That's it.

[A]

Thursday night, squadcast. Thursday is always going to be for the boys. I know. I got people watching I know. I got people watching that support us. I know. I got people watching that don't support us. Stick around. We'll have all the info for you that we can give you at this time.

[C]

It's.

[A]

We got that annoying buzz.

[D]

That's because the mics on the couch won't do that.

[A]

Really? I thought it was your headset that did that.

[D]

No, it's only the ones on the couch. It's seven and eight, I think.

[C]

Oh, boy.

[D]

See if I turn them up.

[C]

Oh, boy.

[E]

The Marines.

[D]

Yeah, it's seven. It's seven and eight.

[C]

It's both of them Marines, dude. Yeah, that's what happens when you fill a room with too many military guys, man.

[A]

Yeah, right.

[F]

We are here.

[C]

You were in the military, weren't you? I was in the military. I was in the military.

[A]

Were you in the military? Hey. Hey, John. Were you in the military?

[C]

No.

[A]

No.

[C]

You're wearing that. You like the Marine Corps shirt? Just. Okay, so. One, two, three, four, Peach.

[A]

Were you in the military?

[F]

Yeah, I want to. Actually. His shirt.

[A]

Oh, yeah. Two marines over there.

[C]

Two marines are holding hands. They're. They're taking. They're not doing it while the camera's on them, but.

[F]

Not yet. I didn't wear my combat boots today.

[C]

Either, so you're supposed to wear my jeans.

[F]

With jeans, too.

[A]

And we. And we got. Of course we got Jimmy back.

[E]

Yeah, man.

[C]

The most intelligent, smart dude I've ever met. That was just a regular army guy. He was nothing else. He wasn't. He wasn't sf. He wasn't Delta.

[A]

Conventional.

[C]

He was a conventional sniper.

[E]

Yeah.

[C]

How minimal of you.

[E]

Oh, yeah. Well, I mean, I'm. I'm pretty humble about that being like, I just did my job, so I appreciate it.

[A]

Yeah, I mean, I saw something. Let's. Let's mute their mics unless they're gonna talk. Is that possible? Until we get this.

[C]

You're asking for a lot now.

[A]

I know.

[C]

What are you, some host or something?

[E]

Hey, somebody said John Avery.

[A]

John Avery.

[C]

I'm not gonna look at the comments.

[A]

Yeah, well, okay, so here's the thing, is that you can't see the regular comments. They're so far away that the super chats are blown up and I can barely see them. But that's kind of how we. Huh?

[D]

You can shrink it.

[A]

No, don't.

[E]

You know, I don't want it.

[A]

You shrink anything.

[D]

Well, I can shrink the super chats.

[A]

No, no, no, it's fine. I just can't, I can't see the regular comments. They're too small. So.

[D]

See, how am I supposed to. I don't know. I don't think that's gonna work very well.

[C]

Oh, boy.

[D]

Him being off and then trying to predict when he's gonna speak.

[A]

Is it.

[D]

Or he's just gonna have to repeat himself every time?

[A]

Well, we had time. We had Jimmy on last time and it wasn't doing it.

[D]

I just gotta, if I put it.

[A]

Talk Jimmy into the mic.

[D]

Again.

[A]

Check. No, you just gotta continually see. Check. Until we can hear you. Check, check.

[C]

That's good.

[E]

Do some, you can hear him. Platoon, asmr.

[C]

Do some regular army stuff.

[D]

You're just gonna have to be quiet.

[A]

Yeah, all right. Yeah, but guys, super chats, it's the only way for really. I mean, we want to try to engage the audience. I know you guys got questions, but even if you guys can do like a $99, I think that's the lowest you can do that gets me to be able to see it. We'll try to read comments as they go. I know that there's a lot of people out there that have voiced their opinion that they are not going to be tuning in to the Anti Hero Squad cast because Brent Tucker has left the show. We made our official statement today, but to be honest with you, me and Brent have been planning the next stage of the Antihero podcast for a very long time. And we've even said at the. When Brent came on, it might not be both of us, it might, one of us might leave, it might be two in the future, it could be two completely different co hosts because again, the Anti Hero podcast, that big ass sign in the middle is an idea. It's not just about one or two people. So that being said, if you guys have questions, we'll answer them to the best of our ability. Right?

[C]

Yeah. I gotta stop looking at the chats.

[A]

Are they bad?

[C]

Yeah, I mean, I, I, I, I, I respect the. Out of everybody in the military. I was in the military. I respect the. Out of everybody. I don't understand, like, if you, if you watch the show for one guy, then I respect it. Like, go watch the show. But to be negative, nasty, and, you know, it just. You put a lot of work into the show. I don't think anybody has idea how much, how much work you put into this.

[A]

Right.

[C]

And how much you do to make this come together. And you know what? So be it. Don't Watch. But I think it's an entertaining show. There's been. I've been on the show four or five weeks in a row before. I mean, yeah, it is what it is, but I respect if you. If that's the guy. Brent's a great dude. I have no bones with Brent. Everything is amicable. But we're not gonna sit here and talk cop. It's not gonna be. We're gonna do what we do. We're gonna call people out, hold people accountable, say what the is on our mind, and host Thursday nights for the boys. Dude, that's it. I got to introduce everybody.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. We got Brendan from BJJ Cops. Every time in the show, we've got. We got Jimmy. He's our. He's our conventional course.

[C]

Other Jimmy. Not the macho man Jimmy.

[A]

Not macho man. Randy Savage Jimmy. But. So how's your. How's your mic sound now?

[E]

Check.

[C]

Good.

[A]

Good.

[E]

All right. So, I mean, like, you know, would. I'll just be on. Like, I'm just gonna address something that.

[C]

I saw first, send it.

[E]

You know, when. When you guys clipped that one thing of me and Jimmy and you, Mike and. And Tyler, the amount of love that we got from the conventional guys that were just downrange doing what they needed to do, I think that there's absolutely a time and a place to talk to soft dudes and. And I think there's a time and a place now where we're getting into that. Like, hey, you can talk to some conventional guys that we have on the couch that, like, they did some absolutely wild.

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

And you're gonna hear some cool stuff.

[C]

I agree. I agree. And I did take a peek at the chat. And you say this. I am. Unfortunately, you're stuck with me. I'm the co host. I'm here. You follow my page. You see, I don't. I don't filter what I say. I say what's on my mind. I don't know about special operations. I'm sorry. I know about the military. I know about Police World. I know about current events. I'm a. And I say dumb. So you're stuck with me.

[A]

Yep. And, you know, here's the thing is that I found. We found out. I think everybody found out. Brent has started a new podcast, which, you know, is awesome, and it's called the tier one podcast. And I think. I'm pretty sure there's a YouTube already up. There's an Instagram up, and as soon as I can blow that out to everybody, I'm going to. And if. If. If SF stuff and soft community is. Is what you're into, and that's all you want to hear. There's podcasts for that. There's. Nate from Valhalla's got a huge. I mean, I. Technically it's not a pocket, it's a YouTube channel, but man puts out great content. You got all kinds of, you know, Brent's. Brent's podcast is probably going to be more geared towards the soft community, I would imagine. I. I don't know. But again, if you're. If that's all you're into, by all means, man, there's podcasts out there. But if you're down to hang with the boys, you want to be informed, you want to be entertained. What was it? What was it?

[C]

Hold on, I got it.

[A]

Yeah, you got it.

[C]

Yeah. This is. This is the. This is not. We're not part Delta, part street cop anymore. We're both street cops, former military. One of us might like trannies. I don't know. Like, we got. It might be me. I mean, I don't know, but I came up with. Why am I dumb? I came up with I got it.

[A]

I know it by heart.

[C]

No, you don't know about her. Let me rattle it off.

[A]

Entertainment.

[C]

Go ahead.

[A]

Entertainment for the over caffeinated and the underpaid.

[E]

That's it.

[B]

We're going to talk about that tax.

[A]

And then the other part too.

[C]

Yeah, there was something else about. Because it's cheaper than therapy.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

So there's like three people in the chat that were like, let the hottie talk.

[C]

I'm already. I'm talking.

[A]

What the.

[C]

Dude, have you. Have you not seen my tick Tocks where I wore a wig?

[E]

Dude, you're the one talking about trannies, bro.

[C]

I got screenshots. I got screenshots.

[A]

So again, we're gonna start addressing super chats again. If you could just pay 1.99. It separates you from the herd, you know, it kind of just lets you know that for half a cup of coffee you want your question answered. And there's a gajillion comments right now. So that being said, let's start with super chats and hopefully we can catch up and just start talking.

[D]

All right, first one is from Liz for $20. First squad cast.

[C]

Oh, Liz is a huge Copville supporter. She's also a counterculture supporter. She's in every live Wednesday night and every open mic. So.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

She followed over to anti hero. So I brought one person I could. I contributed box.

[B]

Let's go.

[C]

Yeah. I made 20 bucks.

[D]

Our next one's Jim Lewis. I guess Brent's IA didn't work out and he suspended.

[C]

They got everybody backwards there. That shows how much they pay attention.

[A]

Yeah. Ok. I, I, I don't know if they were joking or if you don't know the difference between the CO host. Throw another super chat up and clarify.

[D]

Next one's from Joe. I heard effing Marines and came online. Semper fi.

[A]

Yeah. We got a whole couch full of Marines and they're actually. Look, see, Peach could be sitting farther away, but he's close. But he's not.

[C]

No, I think he's got closer.

[D]

Move that over a little bit, which is kind of cut out the couch cam.

[A]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hold on.

[C]

The camera missing the shirt. Oh, yeah, you gotta see the shirt. No, there it is.

[E]

Don't, don't, don't cut out the, the TNA appeal here.

[F]

We'll get closer as the night goes.

[C]

I'm sure, I'm sure. Don't you guys eat hot dogs from each end? Like, isn't that how they do? Isn't that like basic?

[F]

Maybe, maybe not.

[C]

Eat, but swallow.

[E]

So you're telling me there's a chance.

[C]

Actually, I tried to. I'll be honest with you. I tried to join the Marines and they actually turned me down. They turned me down.

[F]

I've heard that multiple times.

[C]

Gd they're like this G guys out of here.

[A]

I had a neck tattoo, man.

[F]

Hear that offense?

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

You know, I was gonna join the Marines.

[C]

You know what?

[E]

It chat back me up. How many Marines ended up in the goddamn Army? There are so many Marines.

[F]

Well, yeah, because at the end of the day, we were getting all of your guys, hand me down. So, like, let me down.

[A]

That and the Marine Corps Reserves does not have combat arms. Correct.

[F]

As far as what, South Carolina.

[C]

There's infantry in South Carolina.

[A]

Okay. But they're. You're limited. So if you want to get out of the Marine Corps and go live in your home state, but you want to stay a grunt, you can literally join the National Guard and become a grunt with the army and do minimal amount of training.

[F]

Well, I don't think it's even that most of the Marines that I had that went over. It was more the SF side. So, like, there's so much more SF side that, like, all of our sniper guys would go over. Because at marsoc, that's all we had. Right. So there was no. And I went through ans selection, didn't get selected. I was 300 of us and only two people got picked. And it's like, what are the odds now? You go Delta, you can go rangers, you can do all these different stuff and it builds that resume. So when you get out, you actually have an opportunity for some type of job. But yeah, I mean, it's. You can go combat arms and reserves and still move over and come back in active just like the Army. But it's just the army has so much.

[A]

Who wants to do 20 years in the core when you can do four years in the core and then do 16 in the easy ass Army?

[F]

If you just go to SF and do a year or two deployments, get out, you. That's three L Agency.

[E]

I mean, even we had. We had a bunch of guys in the sniper platoon that are in the sniper section that were former Marines and they got out as like terminal lance. And they were like, yeah, I couldn't stay in the Marine Corps and I'm coming over to the army.

[C]

I would have beat my drill sergeant if I stayed.

[F]

It's literally just like one cop going to another agency because the opportunities. That's literally the best way to explain it.

[A]

All right, let's keep the super chats rolling.

[C]

Let's go.

[D]

All right, next one is from Bryce. Mute their mics unless they talk. Might as well leave Jimmy's white ass open.

[C]

Yeah, but he's smart. I give it to him, man. He knows what he's talking.

[A]

Here's the first thing about the anti air squad cast is anybody new that comes from more than one episode is gonna catch tons of heat. And it's kind of like a.

[C]

They make fun of your legs, man.

[E]

I. I've been called team. Let's see. I. I got. I got Team Morgan Wallen.

[A]

Morgan Wall.

[E]

Like, I got Timu Braun, Jeremy. I got Timu Tyler Kitsch. I got.

[D]

All right, next one is from Jim. $5. Is it true Brent has a new podcast called Tucker the. Just kidding. Keep up the good work. JB Team for life.

[A]

Yeah, that would be a cool name, JB. I don't think YouTube would allow it, but it's called the Tier One Podcast, so go over to YouTube, check it out. I think he's got an Instagram. I just. I haven't been on social media at all today because we've been prepping for the squad cast, so. But he's there.

[C]

We were fighting with Rob o' Neill earlier.

[E]

You were fighting with Rob?

[B]

You don't call me a rock.

[C]

O' Neal called out my IA. The name of the subject in the IA That I got demoted on, as if he was thrown at my face. When I responded, he. He acted like, oh, I don't know what you're talking about. Then he deleted the whole comment thread when I called him out. So he acted like he didn't know who Copville was. He called out Corey Smith, who is part of my. Some, I guess sent this investigation around. Everybody that I've talked about at least 25 times now on podcast.

[A]

It's a bunch of garbage.

[C]

Robert Neil, the guy who allegedly shot exactly bin Laden. He had all the answers. And we don't know who you are. I'm like, you just named the subject in an IA I was in. I'm a PO Dump from a small town. So how the did you know who I was?

[A]

I will say this. If you guys can clip it and get it to rob Rob o', Neill, you need to. To verify where you get your information from, man.

[C]

You can't get it from a psychopath.

[A]

You cannot get it from a mentally ill person with.

[C]

Well, he's known to go on rants, racist rants, and yell and scream, isn't he?

[A]

Yeah, I think so.

[C]

Yeah. I think I saw his book.

[E]

I think he's pretty much done on Fox News too.

[C]

Well, he got arrested for yelling some nasty things, I think. Yeah, so. But he didn't know who I was, but he knew who I was investigated for. And then when I called him out, all of a sudden, it got deleted. And then he started talking about himself in the third person.

[A]

Yeah, that was weird.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And he also deleted pretty much all of Mike's.

[C]

Every comment I made since then has been deleted where I reference anything.

[F]

Like, really, like, got to me was when he, like, was talking, looking around, and he just, like, glared into the mic like. Like, I'm gonna scare you. Like, who are you, dude? Like, you know, I get it. Like, I respect everything you've done, whether you did it or not.

[A]

Right?

[F]

I got it. And I don't even know who you are, but don't look into a mic like you scare somebody. You don't scare nobody, man.

[A]

Yeah, like, you might get some of.

[F]

These civilians and stuff, but you ain't scared.

[C]

He's got. If you go to his comment section, it's full of just groupies and fanboys. And I. I get it. Like, if you. If you get his story, if you believe his story. And I had no beef with him, Honestly, I wasn't part of this show when any of that happened. I just simply said the show goes on because he had Said that the show was done. I said, no, the show goes on and you're telling more lies. And that was all I said. And next thing I know, he's naming a subject in my IA and then acts like he doesn't know who I am. And I'm like, okay, buddy. Like, anyway, yeah.

[A]

I mean, wow. Here again, there's lots of rumors. So, you know, I'll try to clarify up what I can and what I do know. And you just gotta ask. And if I can't tell you, if I don't know for sure, I'm gonna tell you. I don't know for sure.

[C]

The easiest one is somebody's master plan backfired.

[A]

Yeah. I mean, he's watching now.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

They make movies about this guy.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah. Hey, wait, so. But, Peach, you are kind of a. You're a staple in Guys on the Ground, right?

[F]

I am so. I'm the co host of Guys on the Ground.

[A]

Okay. You're a co host? Yep. And that's on the Counterculture Network. You can catch him and Kevin. And I think it's just because Kevin's deploying here soon for a while. Next in January possibly.

[F]

We're not. We're still working everything out with it. But, I mean, we're. It's every Tuesday. We run around 7. 7:30.

[A]

It goes live.

[F]

Goes live. We only do live now.

[A]

Yeah. Counterculture Network. Go, go check them out.

[C]

We can say that.

[A]

All right, Bradley.

[C]

All right.

[D]

Let's see here. Dude. Duder. I'll still tune in.

[C]

Good.

[D]

Group of people always in the chat. My group chat with the boys I served with went silent about a year ago. Squad cast makes me feel like I'm back with my boys. One love. Thursdays are for the boys.

[A]

Yeah, but always here, man.

[C]

We appreciate it, dude.

[D]

Kenneth Byler, the true anti hero members will support you. Over time, things change and people need to move on. We will still support the family either way.

[A]

Yeah. Thanks, man.

[C]

Awesome.

[D]

Downrange Publications. Still love the program, boys. Feels like sitting around my mates talking shit and sinking beers. Squad cast for life.

[A]

Amen, brother.

[D]

Jefferson, Newbie put a super chat. Don't see. Takes time to read them all, by the way.

[A]

So did. Oh, he's saying he put a super chat down, but you. We didn't read it.

[D]

No, I saw he put it there a while ago, but.

[A]

Okay.

[D]

People think we don't read them, but we're talking about other things and then get back to it.

[A]

Okay. What was it?

[D]

It was. No, that was it. That was Put a trooper sat Down. Super chat. Don't see it.

[A]

Okay?

[E]

That's what it literally says.

[D]

Joseph Ring. Not a cop, but love Copville. You guys both rock. I'm here for it. Sfmf. Love the autistic USMC shirt. Couch.

[C]

Put the crayons down. That's you. That's you, man. I didn't even notice the autism. That's cool, man.

[E]

Hey, it's my fault. He's my bro.

[C]

You dressed him.

[E]

Yeah, I mean, so can, like. Can we just talk about, like.

[A]

Absolutely, let's do it.

[E]

Like, so John Avery and I are our sniper buddies.

[A]

Okay.

[E]

We know. That's how we know each other. So, like, I mean, like, I brought, like, subject matter expert to, like.

[C]

You're not just here to talk about cop?

[A]

No.

[C]

Okay.

[E]

We're going to talk about surveillance. Target acquisition.

[C]

Holy bullet rise, fall, drop.

[B]

Target indicators.

[E]

Yeah, I don't know none of that target indicator.

[C]

My gun went bang when I pulled the trigger. That's about all I know about it.

[A]

Well, sometimes if it's sick, it doesn't go. You don't have to pull the trigger. You actually caught hate in the comments.

[C]

For being a sick supporter. That's why I have small legs, because I figure if it goes off, it'll just. And. And like, people.

[B]

People good to me.

[E]

So, yeah, like, can we just talk about how awesome SIG is and that we would very much like to have them support?

[A]

Yeah, I mean, I. I love sig.

[C]

I've never had guest that I have for Monday as an employee.

[A]

Oh, you know what? We're pro SIG now. We're pro sig. Clip it, clip it.

[E]

Capitalism.

[C]

But finish. Finish telling us about your good.

[E]

Oh, yeah. So. So John and I, we. We actually hooked up dealing with ptsd.

[A]

Okay.

[E]

And. And so we hit it off right away because we were both snipers. We both had a lot of the same stuff. Now, if you listen to John, he'll tell you, like, oh, I wasn't a sniper. I was just in the sniper platoon. Dude, you're a freaking sniper, bro. You know, and there's some Marine Corps delineation, and you guys can work that out, but I'm sorry, he knows just as much as I do about getting on the bolt gun.

[C]

Good. So awesome. So it's still a military show.

[E]

Absolutely.

[A]

Wow, that's crazy.

[C]

Yeah. Didn't change.

[A]

We've got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 people in this room. And six of them have served in the US Armed Forces, correct? Most of them combat arms.

[B]

Amen.

[A]

Except for the girl. She Didn't.

[C]

Not yet.

[E]

Not yet.

[C]

Not yet. And the pretty boy, he didn't.

[A]

Yeah. He's like, hey, yo, yo.

[B]

Yeah, I'll just add in tomorrow. BJJ cops stolen valley.

[C]

Tell it for, for people that haven't watched since you've been on. Tell us, tell us about BJJ cops and what you do.

[B]

We do.

[C]

Yeah. You do really good things.

[A]

We do.

[C]

We do.

[B]

I think so too. So you guys know, you guys have not how. You guys have no idea how many cops started Jiu Jitsu after they. They come to my seminar. And one. One of them, Mike here from Copville sponsored him. Kid took my seminar. Right after the seminar, he had to go to work.

[C]

He.

[B]

He used one of our positions the next day, sign up for Jiu Jitsu, you know, so I just want to thank Mike and Tyler, you know, the big supporters of the program since day one.

[C]

Yes.

[E]

So, you know, are you, Are you Timu Horst Gracie?

[B]

No, no, I know Hoist. He's a good guy.

[C]

So.

[B]

But what we do is we travel around and we teach cops how to go hands on, take the suspect down and put the handcuffs with no other issues.

[C]

And let's talk, let's talk about this because you guys brought up ptsd. Tell everybody in the Jiu Jitsu that's not in the jujitsu community how good it is for mental health and the team and the family atmosphere that is created in a Jiu Jitsu gym.

[B]

Jiu Jitsu saved my life. I mean, it can save your was too, if you listen. Now at one point, each one of us is gonna, you know, go to a dark place. And if you don't know how to escape, that thing's gonna keep closing, closing, closing, closing, closing. And then that's how people commit a suicide, because they have nobody that they can talk to, they have no friends, and they have nothing else to do. So my escape was going to Jiu Jitsu, you know, when I was in depression.

[C]

So.

[B]

And hope, you know, if you guys are. Listen to me now and you at that stage, you know, hit me up and we can find you a gym. Yes, I sponsor many, many cops. You know, I pay for cops to go to the gym. I mean, to go to Jiu Jitsu. So hit me up. So if you need Jiu Jitsu, if you don't have money, I got you.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

And. And I can attest to I've been around cops in military my whole life, which are usually a lot of nasty people, a lot of nasty administration.

[A]

Right.

[C]

And I walked into The Jiu Jitsu gym under Renato Tavares and his family atmosphere. And that gym immediately makes you just feel like part of a community and a family. And then it just progresses. And at the same time, you're getting healthy and you learn how to defend yourself. Yeah, my left knee is toast. So my wife's a blue belt. She does it. I am going to go back. I need full knee replacement on my left knee, and it's just not worth it right now. Yeah, but I got into it. I got into regular Jiu Jitsu and Nogi. And I will tell you the confidence that you have not only as a comp, but take that out of it. I was in a poker room the other days. You know, I like to gamble. And I watched this dude get up and start throwing a fit. Haitian guy, screaming and yelling. I'm like, I walked up about four feet away. I knew exactly what I was going to do. I wasn't going to throw a single punch. I knew how I was going to take him down. I knew I was going to grab him. And it's very confident and it's very nice to have that confidence of training where, you know, I'm not going to just go in there and get wild or do something crazy. I'm going to do some basic moves that you learn when you start early. And it's, it's, it's an overall confidence, it's an overall mental health break, and it's a good community of people when you find a good Jiu Jitsu gym and you get in there and do it. So I'm an advocate for it. And this guy right here is one of the most knowledgeable and nicest human beings I've ever met. Not you, Tyler. This guy right here is one of the nicest guys and BJJ cops. He will answer every dm. He'll talk to you. He'll work things out with you. I sponsor people as well. We'll get you in there and we'll.

[B]

Get you help several people.

[F]

And correct me if I'm wrong, but I mean, we. I did this kind of the same course and everything you did when we were at the agency together, and there's a lot of agencies or there's a lot of gyms out there that will conform to what your job is. So if you're a cop, they're like, hey, right, you know, they have those different types of things out there. Just because it's a BJJ gym doesn't mean you can't bring a vest in there or you can't bring. You can bring your belt in without the gun, of course. And everything too. They will help you with that aspect of it. So don't be afraid of just stepping in and be like, hey, I. This is why I wear to my. To work every day. Show me some stuff that I can do. And maybe that little bit will get you in the door and get you going.

[B]

Yeah. Plus, you don't. You don't need to be a black belt, but you got to know at least you know a few moves that you're going to use on a job, you know, and that can help you.

[C]

A lot in life too. I think it's a life hack in.

[A]

Case you got to beat someone up in the poker room.

[C]

Yeah. You never know when you're gonna catch.

[E]

You're in the antihero podcast.

[C]

Somebody's gonna. Somebody's gonna beat your fucking flush. With a higher flush. You might have to take them out.

[B]

So not even. Not even for cost, but for civilian suit. Because now we're gonna. We're gonna live on a state that they just passed the lawful open carry.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

You know what I mean?

[A]

You know what's crazier is that I didn't know that. And Jimmy came last week and he's walking around the front of the building, which we're in a plaza, and he's got his gun out.

[E]

And I'm like, it wasn't out. That just raised my hand.

[A]

Oh, bro, your gun was out. You were celebrating.

[F]

Wait, isn't this not supposed to take effect until the 20?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

No, no.

[E]

They've all they're giving me because like.

[C]

I think they said every sheriff has released a statement.

[F]

25Th, they're supposed to start a bang.

[C]

Bang, play it first. Like it.

[F]

I know they were saying like all the sheriff's starting to do it because, you know, once here.

[A]

Here's the thing is that right now if you made an arrest for open carry, it's going to get thrown out because they're saying you're allowing it in two weeks.

[F]

It's just like the whole weed thing.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

You know.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

Which we're very pro 2A. There's no cops here.

[A]

I've got my Sig sitting next to me.

[E]

There's no cops.

[C]

I got the cigarette in that bag right there.

[A]

All right, next.

[D]

All right, next one's from Salvador. As they said in Step Brothers. What the happened?

[C]

You're hearing it happened.

[A]

You gotta ask questions.

[C]

Yeah. It's like your parents when they get divorced, not gonna tell you Everything. Like your dad was sleeping with the ER nerd. You're gonna tell you about that?

[A]

There's a pro. There's a pro and con to everything. You're gonna get two Christmases, right? So that's. That's the way to look at it. You know, you're gonna. You're still gonna have the anti hero broadcast and in squad cast, and then you're also gonna have the Tier one podcast.

[C]

I'm not supposed to be reading the comments, but there's a funny one. Read it. It says, Brett got Magnet and Drew in the divorce. Yes, he did. And.

[E]

And I mean, those guys are fantastic, by the way.

[C]

Me and Drew spent hours driving those long road trips. Dude, Drew is amazing.

[E]

And I still text both of them, especially Magnet. I'm like, hey, my shoe.

[C]

Yeah, I left a shoe. I got it. I'm just saying that that's how tight me and Drew are. You on my shoes?

[A]

Yeah, I think I got a pair of Beats sitting in the. In the rv.

[C]

Oh, you do?

[A]

Are they yours?

[C]

I don't know. My dog ate mine. Never mind. I got yelled at about that.

[D]

Next one's from Evan. Was Brent kidnapped by TK and Shrek? Kind of saw it coming. Closing song Bad religion. Do you what? Do what you want.

[C]

That's what 499er bad religion.

[D]

I'm like, yeah, 4.99.

[A]

No, he was not. I can give you yes and no answers. And he was not kidnapped by Shrek or Tim Kennedy because Brent would not allow himself to be kidnapped by those guys. I can promise you that.

[E]

No, no.

[D]

Next one's from Steve Tyler. The USMC Reserves has an entire ground combat arms division, which is 1/4 of the marine Corps conventional ground combat arm strength.

[A]

I'm sorry, I only know the army stuff. The Army Reserves have no contact.

[E]

Two SMEs over here on the Marine Corps. So.

[A]

Yeah, I don't know what the.

[C]

That means.

[A]

Subject matter expert.

[C]

Oh, there you go, ged.

[E]

Learn the verbiage, bro.

[C]

Keep your acronyms over there. You know I'm a civilian. Yeah, but.

[E]

But this is not just a cop.

[C]

I'm a civilian all around. I'm a civilian. I'm a voting member of society.

[B]

That's it.

[C]

That's it. Not it.

[D]

Next one's from Dewglass. We'll continue to support my 82nd 11B brothers. Falcon Brigade Brigade. God bless.

[E]

Amen.

[D]

Next one's from evil Abel for $20. When I was in the infantry, saw more action than anyone. Lance corporals and corporals were absolute warriors. I never understood the SOF Slob Fest. JV team for life and song. If not us, then who by? Power Trip.

[A]

Oh, power Trip.

[C]

Great comment.

[E]

There's some. There's some really good conventional guys right next.

[C]

We are now hiring spots for conventional guys. If you're a conventional guy, please fill an application out at the Antihero or at Cottville OG and we will take your application to be a conventional guy that sits on the casting couch in the conventional podcast room. That was our spot.

[A]

Some of our best episodes, Ben. We actually have a guy coming on in October. Silver star recipient. But here's the kicker. Oh, documented. He actually threw 40 grenades. Conventional guy, baby.

[E]

Was he. Was he Corngal?

[F]

I knew it.

[E]

Yeah, I knew it. Dude, those guys. Yeah, I mean, like, of all the.

[A]

They're doing studies that.

[E]

The 173rd. Man, they really got after it.

[D]

All right, next one is from guys on the ground for $10 song request. Hit me baby one more time. Sung by Peach.

[E]

Sung by Peach.

[A]

You gotta get more than 10 bucks.

[C]

Yeah. That's not party all the time. That's not party all the time. Money. You're safe because the 20 is beating you.

[A]

Yeah, you guys gotta start chipping at Britney Spears for Peach to sing it. So start stacking it on, baby.

[C]

I'll pay for.

[E]

Are we doing karaoke now?

[A]

No, but if they pay, you gotta play. That's the rules at the squad cast. They pay money.

[E]

How much skin do we have to show?

[A]

We had a guy, they made him get shirtless because they all shipped in a bunch of money. We said if you get to 400, this. This poor dude, man. Chiseled as hell, but very humble and shy. I had to sit there with his shirt off.

[C]

I'll do leg day for 400. I will do leg day and I'll send a video for $400.

[A]

That's it.

[D]

All right, next one is from Matthew, Marty, and Tanner. I hope to see Brent back as a guest someday, but I started watching Anti Hero when it was just you, Tyler, and I've thought for a while now Mike would be a good co host. Cheers.

[A]

Hell, yeah.

[C]

Terrible idea.

[E]

I completely disagree.

[A]

Mike sucks.

[C]

Yeah, Mike beat up Corey Smith.

[A]

Yeah, 100%. I believe Brent will definitely be back on a squad cast. There's no reason not to, so it's just a matter of time. He's very busy and he's out of town all the time, so. Brett missed tons of squadcasts when he was on the podcast, so, you know, we'll see.

[E]

I Mean, hell, the first, the first day I was on it was because he was gone.

[A]

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[C]

Absolutely.

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[B]

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[C]

Yeah, it's bad, it's bad. Jim is a from Elevated Silence. One of the nicest dudes like all around, great company, great product. But when he took us shooting, dude. He is the most nicest, most humble, friendly. I thought I knew he. It was like I knew him 20 years.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

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[A]

Get your cans. Elevated silence.

[C]

Absolutely.

[B]

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[C]

Your liver, kidneys. What's. What's creatine?

[A]

Okay.

[C]

Kidney.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

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[A]

All right.

[B]

I have the same. So the best one to me. Get the strawberry one, you guys.

[A]

Strawberry.

[B]

Strawberry is the best.

[A]

Creamsicle or.

[B]

Yeah, pineapple and strawberry.

[F]

I think it's gonna be like the Flintstone gummies from the 90s for us.

[C]

That's a South American thing. Strawberry mangoes or whatever.

[B]

I'm an American too, so don't call ice on me.

[A]

All right, let's get back to the super chat.

[D]

Next one's from Trent. So no more one liners from Tyler. And do we get back to the positive side of law enforcement? Heard Brent teamed up with Jack me Off.

[A]

You didn't even read it. Cool. Like Jack Mehoff. I. So I. I never knew I was the king of one liners, but I will try.

[C]

You did something right. Finally.

[A]

Yeah. Right? And, yeah. I mean, the positive side of everything is what we're shifting to.

[C]

We're not a law. And I want to make that clear. A lot of comments. This isn't now a law enforcement show. We have counterculture, which is counterculture. Different. Yeah. More geared towards law enforcement. This is exactly what it was with conventional heroes. Conventional heroes. And we're still talking military. We're still talking about current events. We're still talking about the topics that nobody else wants to address. We're not scared of Rob o'. Neill. That guy. Like, we're not so.

[A]

And we're here to entertain.

[C]

Everything stays the same.

[B]

I hope I don't get killed. Kidnapped on my way home.

[C]

Whatever.

[A]

Yeah. All he's gonna do is get drunk and call you the N word, bro. Again. Jesus.

[D]

All right, next one. Jefferson. So my girl was mopping the floor, and I asked her if she needed help, and she said no. And to watch my little Boy podcast. So I said, mop up your attitude, and now she's making me a sandwich. She's starting to learn this guy's story.

[C]

Every week he's got. Every week he's got. Every week.

[A]

I love it.

[C]

Every week he's got a winner.

[B]

Yeah, I don't think. I don't think he's married with a Brazilian chick.

[C]

No, no, no, he's kidding. Not a Latino.

[E]

Starts speaking in that accent that nobody understands.

[D]

All right, next one is from evil A. Blinkin. I feel I should clarify. I have no hate towards brent or any sof type guys. It's the sof fanboys that are insufferable. Put this 5 bucks towards the end song. If not us, then who by Power Trip.

[E]

So let's. Let's. Let's pronounce SOF as SOF SOF Yeah.

[A]

Special operations forces. Forces. So he's got a great point. And most of the people who are at soft fanboys are people that have never strapped a pair of boots on in their life or served in any capacity. The ones that are truly, truly only soft, drama driven. That's all they want to see, and they don't want to see anything else are those people. And of course, there's always a door that you walked in. You can walk the out. So if anybody is gonna sit here and want to let us know that they're walking out before they walk out, just do it.

[C]

Why the are you telling me, right. That's when you don't want to really leave and you tell your wife, I'm leaving, I leave it. I'm leaving. No, you're not.

[E]

No, but we got done, like, even. Even Brent would have told you, like, there are plenty of guys who were grunts, infantrymen, you know, in the state platoon that saw way more hairy than guys inside.

[C]

We pay the electric bill. It's hot in here, man.

[E]

That is warm in here.

[F]

I think, too. It's like when you see. Like, when you see the whole thing about, you know, this is u. S. Government approved or US Military approved. I'm like, I'm not getting that. Because it's gonna be garbage. It's gonna break the first thing I touch it.

[A]

Yeah, same thing with.

[F]

Same thing with, like, soft. It's soft approved. I'm like, cool. Great story, bro.

[C]

I guess that's kind of right. I was in the military, and I really don't look up. I mean, I think, again, those guys are elite human beings. By far the elite human beings. But I just never got like.

[F]

But then you See, you know regular Joe Schmo on SWAT Team, right? It's like self approved. Have this. I have to have this. And it's like, dude.

[A]

And I've talked and I've talked about. I've talked about this many times. There is a lot of inspirational and motivational things about the soft community that you can take away from, myself included. You know, their training, their diet, their mindset, their nutrition, their drive, their motivation. All great things. But you gotta have somewhere to put that. If you're just a fat slob that works at Kinkos and you're obsessed with the soft community and Right for no reason why.

[B]

How about Those that pay $18,000 for two day course only Democrats?

[F]

I kind of see it like this too. You have. Yeah, I can compare it perfectly. You have two different types of soft people. You have a DJ Shipley and you have a Rob o'.

[C]

Neill.

[A]

Yeah, right.

[F]

Two of one did maybe a little more than the other. Who cares? But the way they go upon their lives and how they give back not just to the community, but back to SWAT teams, back to everything. You got GBRs doing a whole bunch of great stuff. I've talked with Shipley a couple times. Amazing. Dude. And then you have people that just downgrade people and, you know, use their life in a different way.

[A]

Rob called me a retard and I'm not happy about it.

[D]

All right, moving on. Next one is from loudmouth for $50 with no message. Yep, he hit us again with loudmouth with $5. Oh, hey, I'm autistic and forgot to put the message in my last super chat. Anyway, exit song should be Tupac. Hit him up. Given the current situation.

[C]

That's a good one. That's a good one.

[D]

Next one is from Westbrook Trucking. Listening in the gym May 385. Today I'm 335. Moto, please.

[B]

Good job.

[C]

Nice, Moto.

[E]

That is so Marine Corps.

[F]

So.

[C]

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

[A]

Mo. Mo. I know what? Motard.

[F]

Same thing.

[A]

Motard. Moto.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Okay.

[D]

All right, Next one's from A.R. tyler saw something on IG about you solicitating.

[C]

What were you soliciting? You like, huh?

[A]

That is.

[E]

I mean, it's a specious lie.

[C]

Didn't you have a transmission problem in your car recently?

[A]

Yeah, that's what it is. There's. There's a lot of things floating around. That's one of my favorites.

[C]

You don't believe everything you see on Instagram. No, I saw we landed on the moon on Instagram. That's a bunch of.

[A]

But there's a mentally ill person out there that is watching right now. All he wants us to do is to call him out and say who he is, but that's. He doesn't care how he gets recognition. That's. That's all he wants. He's. Again, everybody's starting to see it. If. If you've been tracking at all, burn everybody.

[C]

Yeah, dude, Hillpo, when you burn everybody, it's tough to have. I mean, I don't know, so.

[A]

But yeah, no, that's not true, obviously.

[C]

I mean, I'm not mad at you.

[F]

If you do whatever you like. You like, man. No judgment on this couch.

[E]

I mean, I'll. I'll take the. I'll take the guys that actually strapped on at IOTV and a. Mitch, you went strap on.

[C]

I was.

[F]

I was like.

[C]

I was like, damn. He knows a lot more about Tyler than I thought. Oh, man. What he doesn't tell you is he stayed the night last hurricane.

[A]

Oh, yeah?

[C]

Yeah. He slept over with me.

[D]

Oh, boy.

[E]

With my wife and kids.

[C]

Oh, boy.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

She left your gun for me.

[E]

So there was a pir. Yeah, I did. I left my bolt gun with him. Your bolt gun?

[A]

Is that what you guys call it?

[F]

That's the name of that.

[E]

Hey, that's not a bad name, actually, bro. The bolt gun for a strap on.

[A]

Get the bolt gun.

[D]

All right, next one's from Hightower. $10. Y' all still got my monthly support. Is Drew still doing the Rev Revelation?

[A]

Yeah. Obviously, Drew went with Brent, so I don't think we'll be doing a revolutions episode with Drew anytime soon, but we do have some biblical scholars coming on to you.

[C]

You didn't know that he's a sniper? Pastor Pasture.

[A]

I do remember that.

[E]

Yeah.

[A]

You know your religion, right?

[E]

Yeah.

[A]

Okay, let's do it.

[E]

So we'll schedule it. Yeah, we can.

[C]

We can get on that maybe Monday?

[A]

Monday.

[C]

We're talking Monday, right?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Do we announce that yet?

[A]

No, Just a good time.

[E]

We don't want to talk about Voluntold.

[A]

I thought you were going to.

[E]

I. I was waiting for you.

[A]

Do you have an Instagram yet?

[E]

I. I have my. I have my personal.

[C]

@ conventionalarmy.com.

[E]

Yeah. Us.

[F]

Army. The conventional. The conventional.

[A]

All right, so. So Jimmy here is starting a podcast called Volun Told. I. I don't. I don't want to speak for it. So tell us about it.

[E]

So, I mean, dude, like, there would. So, first of all, this. The. The hot chick next to me that Everybody's talking about in the comments. That's my wife.

[F]

Everybody's like, no way.

[E]

Everybody's like, how did you do that, bro? You must teach me your ways. I. Bro, I don't. No, I made her laugh once. Here we are.

[F]

Twice now.

[E]

But she's been pushing me for a while to kind of go this route. And. And so we're still trying to figure out, like, hey, what's the audience? But I mean, obviously, based on what we saw from the last thing that you posted on ig, it really needs to be bent towards more conventional guys, towards the. The infantry guys from, you know, the army and the Marine Corps and the Navy and the Air Force and Space Force. Space Force, Yes.

[A]

You cannot leave out the Space Force, dude.

[E]

I keep. They're going to have a battle carrier helmet.

[A]

Yeah. Have you ever. Have you ever. What's that movie? Starship Troopers.

[C]

Yeah. Yeah.

[E]

But it was still called the Mobile Infantry.

[A]

Great movie, by the way.

[E]

Yeah, of course. Fantastic movie. And so I. I want to talk about combat stuff. I want to talk to other combat guys, like my buddy John, and then I want to talk about my faith. I want to talk about my faith in Jesus Christ and. And how that. How that moved me forward. And I cuss and I smoke and I drink and I believe in Christ. Go fuck yourself.

[F]

Clip it.

[E]

Yeah.

[C]

Yeah. What time is it?

[E]

Yeah, it's 2043.

[F]

So you guys. You cops know what 2043 is? Just.

[C]

I do. Yeah. Yeah, no, that's a. It's a 2043 is when you have a two Marines eating a hot dog from each end.

[E]

It's never gonna stop.

[C]

Be a vibe. Dispatch, I got. I got a 2043 in progress over here on the couch. Do I get signal 35? I don't know what the that is. Sigma 37 is drug old. See, I last used 10 codes at Vero in 19 or 2002. Yeah, I'm not that old. Yeah.

[E]

What was it like police in New York?

[C]

I'm not that old. I'm only 49. So you gotta stop it. He's gonna stop. I can still pass the physical. Most cops can't these days.

[F]

As long as. Not a leg press.

[E]

Well, I mean, like last week I called you at Graybeard, so I figured this week I'd go. I'd go to Noah. Next week it'll be dinosaur horse, whatever it takes.

[D]

All right, next one is from Jim. Exit song Fafo by Brian Martin. Rangers lead the way.

[A]

How much?

[D]

$2.

[E]

That's it.

[D]

Next one's From Westbuck Rest Brook Trucking. Y' all read it wrong. I need motivation. I'm at the gym in May. I was 385. I'm 335 today.

[C]

Oh, awesome. Congratulations. Awesome. Awesome.

[A]

We read it wrong. We're all sitting here like.

[C]

Yeah, I thought he's talking bench.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

Dude. What a. What a warrior, that guy.

[C]

That's awesome. Keep pushing. Keep hitting it, dude. Get some tasty games.

[F]

Well, actually, we'll go that route. You know, my Instagram's hard target fit if you need help with anything, man. I'm a personal trainer as well. I don't do it for the money. I make enough in the VA and everything else, too, when I have going on. If you need help, reach out, man. I have no problem helping you out with the plan.

[A]

Right.

[E]

And John Avery does the same.

[F]

Yep.

[A]

So both Marines are personal trainers.

[E]

They have to be beautiful. Well, they gotta fit to those.

[C]

We got to lift heavy and throw it. We can't do that in the civilian world unless we're in trouble.

[F]

It's frowned upon, like.

[C]

Yeah.

[F]

You know, and then if you see.

[C]

A guy with short shorts, don't ask questions.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

All right, next One is from 784B, watching from a Yemen. From Yemen on a pirate boat. We'll be there soon, boys.

[A]

Yousef Yusuf's coming back. Did I tell you that?

[C]

You did, and I'm excited about that.

[E]

Yeah.

[C]

That dude. I like that dude.

[A]

Yeah, he's a good dude.

[C]

Yeah. Real one. Sorry, hold on.

[D]

It froze.

[C]

He said Yusuf. The feds got involved, and now it's froze. That's exactly. You know, he's a terrorist.

[B]

Use of story is crazy.

[C]

And it just. It's. It's a lot. It's not just a story. It's like, do.

[E]

Can we bring some former terps on?

[C]

Bring whatever you want. I gotta.

[E]

I got a female.

[C]

As long as I got generated by ice, we're good. We already got one guy.

[E]

That's it. So when I. When I worked for Department of State, she was our terp.

[C]

Okay.

[E]

And she's badass, man. She's, like, from Iraq.

[C]

She's military involved. Right. Not a cop.

[E]

So. So her. Her. Her dad was in the Republican Guard for Saddam Hussein.

[C]

Wow. That's why we definitely, definitely like that.

[D]

All right, next one is from Chuck Loner. Hey, Tyler. Lots of accusations and stories around Brent's exit. Can you tell the audience the actual reason behind it and why you cannot comment on an ongoing investigation? Not throwing stones.

[A]

Okay.

[E]

What investigation are they talking about?

[A]

I Don't know.

[F]

It's the cops he's investigated.

[C]

By who?

[E]

Who's investigating us?

[A]

So Brent left because. Exactly what we said. We've had been planning the next step for a while. Brent's extremely busy. We have been. We have been talking about this step for a very long time. Brent's been planning on doing a podcast for a few months now. So the. The investigation is just that. It's accusations from a mentally ill person who got with another mentally ill person. It will all wash out, trust me. But all the cops in the room know that you can't talk about stuff like that. Not on YouTube live, anyways. I. I encourage people to DM me. I'm. Everybody's starting to figure it out. It's the most suspicious thing in the entire world. Looks vindictive as hell. Is vindictive as hell. But that being said.

[E]

So wait a minute. Let me get this straight. Like the. The. The. The Delta Force guy has a lot of stuff going on.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

Imagine it wasn't Rob o'.

[A]

Neill.

[E]

Shocking.

[A]

It wasn't Rob o' Neill's thing.

[E]

That the guy in Delta Force has a lot of irons in the fire.

[A]

Everybody thinks that, like. Oh, it's because Rob o' Neill made a real.

[E]

Like. Like got whiskey, got cigar. I mean, good God. Come on, guys.

[D]

All right. Next one is from Alex. Sad to see Brent go, but glad Copville is the new co host. Keep on going, guys.

[C]

That's it.

[B]

My. To the man.

[D]

Next one's from Mark. Girlfriend tried to break up with me during Jimmy's. Was that solid last week. Sold her babe. This needs to. To wait till tomorrow. Thursdays for the boys.

[B]

That's it.

[C]

I forgot about this. A little quick.

[D]

Next one's from Liz. Jimmy, I'll listen to your podcast. Sounds cool.

[E]

It's gonna be fun. It's gonna be a lot of fun.

[D]

Next one's from Cody with no message but $5.

[E]

We appreciate it.

[B]

Thank you, sir.

[D]

Brady B. On to the next chapter. Excited to see where things go with you and Copville. Much love, boys.

[C]

We're not doing any tranny, so it's not going there, I'll tell you that.

[F]

He just lost 10 followers.

[C]

I'll tell you that. I'll tell you that. Hey, the.

[A]

The.

[E]

The radical trans movement is out.

[C]

I don't give them.

[A]

You know, people are actually losing followers because they.

[C]

That comedian. They'll do the shade.

[B]

I did.

[C]

Oh, you do too?

[B]

Yeah, I. I lost 20, 000 followers because.

[A]

20, 000 because he couldn't well, you said you posted his video.

[B]

I pulled.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So. Posted whose video?

[B]

Charlie.

[A]

But so did everybody else.

[C]

20000 followers.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

I got the right followers. I didn't lose any.

[E]

So I mean I don't. That doesn't make any freaking sense.

[B]

Come and go.

[C]

But you got a lot of, I'm sure liberal Democrats.

[B]

I do, I do. I got everything that. That follows me, you know, people.

[C]

20,000.

[F]

Yeah, but now you have probably the realest followers.

[B]

Yeah, follows, they come and go. I like my followers and I help a lot of people. So, you know, what can we do?

[C]

That's crazy. I lost 135 once thousand like you.

[E]

Tried for a week.

[C]

I did. It was ironic. It was my first trip here to meet Reagan for the first counter episode. And that day I left, February 27th, that I remember the date I lost 135, 000 follower account.

[B]

I lost my account too.

[C]

Yeah, I remember when you got it back though. Yeah, I gotta get my back. And it never happened. I appreciate.

[A]

Was Glock that got yours taken down, right?

[C]

Glock, yeah.

[E]

What happened with Glock?

[C]

So let me tell you, let me tell you. I. I had a logo. I have a Glock Goon logo. I changed it to Goon and it's very similar to Glocks. I think it still beat the system. It's on his cup, but don't show it. Okay. So, yeah, I took it off. I get a cease and descent not to get a cease and desist. I got a notification from Instagram that Glock was like. Like copyright infringement. So I took everything down. My business partner at the time decides to email Glock to ask them for permission to use their logo.

[E]

Okay.

[C]

So they go, not only did we see that one, but now that you've mentioned who you are and you have a website, we Notice you have 27 products that have our thing on it. I got another warning. And then the next day I posted a story in the hat. I went to bed and I woke up to like 500 phone calls like, are you dead? And I'm like, what are you talking about? They're like, your page is gone. And I fought back and forth for a month to try to get it back. They said no. I had this page that I'm on now as a backup with like 3000 followers just sitting there. And we build back better.

[E]

We're moving forward.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

We're not worried about. You know what? It was all for the better. It was actually a very humbling thing to go. It can all Be gone tomorrow. You're nobody. You're not important. You're just a social media. You're not any. Anybody special. You're just a dude making memes. And it can all be gone.

[E]

Jimmy. Jimmy Kimmel doesn't have a show.

[C]

He does not have a show anymore.

[E]

So you could be somebody.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

So.

[C]

But I, you know, it came back fast. I appreciate the sport. I appreciate Tyler bringing me in here. And we'll see what happens.

[B]

So we got your back.

[C]

I'm a. I make stupid memes.

[B]

Actually, a lot of people block me because they start. Follow this guy.

[C]

You know what I mean? No.

[B]

He knows who. We have a lot like, come on. We have a lot of girls that now for you guys that are non.

[C]

I haven't seen a girl in my life talking about for you guys. This is the closest he's ever been. Check this out.

[F]

I would say the same thing.

[B]

Yeah. There's girls online that they literally, like. They teach you how to put the duty belt on.

[C]

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

So. And then he tags me. I repost them, and they all, like, block me and send me, like, nasty messages, man.

[C]

I don't even get that. I don't even get nasty messages anymore. They just blocked me.

[E]

We got female firepower now. This is going to be a lot of fun.

[C]

30 by 30, man.

[B]

And I don't know, man. I mean, I don't think that. And they think they're giving something back to the community by helping. I don't know. Showing you guys, not you guys, but showing people how to put the vest on. Come on. That's something you do on a daily basis. This is my boots. I got these boots from Bates.

[C]

Yeah.

[F]

But I mean, I think it's. The aspect of it, too, is when.

[C]

I got this Bates boot, when you.

[F]

Have people like that doing the things that they do. And I would.

[B]

There's Marines doing the same, too.

[F]

There's some videos of me, too. I'm not gonna.

[C]

Really? Really?

[A]

I came back.

[C]

He's got Tick Tock videos somewhere. Boots on.

[F]

Okay. No, no, no, no.

[A]

You're a Tick Tock Marine.

[F]

Nope.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

Wow.

[F]

Mike, mute. Mute Mike for a second. Because if not, I thought I was.

[C]

Under the fire, bro.

[E]

You're a Tick Tock Marine.

[F]

So there me shooting a suppressor gun with one of our gunners and it blew up and it came over to my Tik Tok. He tagged me, whatever. And then it just got big and big. So I was an S instructor, so I started taking videos of my students or whatever. And then it got to where it's like, what else can I do with this? And started doing some mic stuff. You know what I mean?

[C]

I gotta find this.

[F]

Oh, good luck. Because I got. I did a lot of Internet you.

[C]

Had.

[F]

It is out there. But again, you look at it and you see. And I looked at it too. It's like, all right, some of this stuff is helping the Marine Corps in certain ways. Showing what we're coming out with and everything. And same thing with, like, these females doing these certain things. Those type of people that are following and agreeing and seeing this, they have. They don't know any better, right? But the people who do see it, they follow your page like, all right, this is actually giving back to society. What we do here. What you guys do here most is get back to society of like, hey, open your eyes to what's really going on. Because before, like, Mike was one of my sergeants. And it's like, I really didn't understand what was going on until he brought me aside, like, hey, man, open your eyes because it's coming. And I'm like, nah, man, there ain't no way they're coming for me. What they do. And it's like. And the first person I called when they came after me was Mike, right? And I was. And I was really. And I was really just, you know, in tears of like, I can't believe this happened to me.

[B]

You still working?

[F]

I took a little. I'm a little bit of breaker.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

If you didn't get cracked last night, you get a right ticket.

[A]

Yeah, man.

[B]

So like I said before, you got to give something back to this country. And teaching and. And showing off how to put your duty belt on is not a good way to give something.

[C]

And you know it's not. And it's.

[A]

They're.

[C]

They're feeding their own. And I'm not going to beat this forever, but they're feeding their own mental illness. And what it's. Right, what it's trickling into now is agencies posting recruiting videos that are just as up, up. And you're. Domizo. Domizo is right when he says that they're attracting all the wrong people through the wrong recruiting videos. They're not showing guys getting punched in the mouth. They're not showing guys getting in fistfights. They're not showing officer involved shootings. They're showing these guys walk around the station eating donuts, dancing, doing all this dumb. And then you're attracting kids that have never been punched in the mouth, have never been in A fight. Same thing with the military. They see these guys dancing around the same thing, and then you're getting all the wrong people joining for all the wrong reasons.

[B]

That's why you have my page out, so I can show you bad tactics the other day. I mean, I post this video, you know, I mean, I was not gonna post because. But anyhow, I decided to. I had almost half a million likes, almost 7,300 likes, and almost 19,000 share on just one single video. You know, this video is about this guy. He show up to the station. He started. He was upset because, you know, he got a. Over receiving a ticket, seatbelt ticket, and he wanted to talk to the chief. He was very rude. Then he started, like, grabbing this cop. He threw him on the ground. So this Teletubby, this girl, his officer, she showed. She showed up in pink, all pink, like, jumping suit, you know, with a vest on. Teletubby, just like Teletubby. And she start, you know, like, tase the taste. Yelling, taser. Taste the taste.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

One of the officers send it to the anti hero.

[B]

All right, One of the officers, like, get out of the way. Push her out of the way. And her dog.

[C]

Blue.

[A]

Yep.

[B]

Was just wandering around. It's like, blue, blue, blue.

[C]

Get out of the way.

[B]

I mean, the thing is, if you show up to work, if you wear something that says police on it, I don't care. Wherever you work. I mean, if you were, whatever. If you wear a badge, you know, and you show up to work, at least dress professional. You know, at least she looks like.

[A]

A Teletubby with a vest on.

[C]

I know. It's on your page, right? Yeah. Send it to DM it to Antihero.

[A]

Let's go to some super chats.

[D]

All right, we have from Jefferson. I asked my girl who the best lover she ever had. She said, any guys with a white, green or black shirt? I said, I have a brown shirt. See you guys in the morning.

[C]

That dude's great.

[D]

Next one's from Chuck. Great response to my last much needed Tyler. Hopefully your transparency dispels all the rhetoric and rumors. On another note, glad to see Mike here and not white Donald Rawlings.

[A]

That's it.

[C]

Who's done that? Rawlings.

[A]

I mean, that's a Jimmy thing, right?

[C]

Yeah, yeah. I don't know who that is.

[E]

I mean, it's Jimmy.

[A]

We appreciate the other Jimmy. We appreciate that Jimmy.

[B]

Yeah, I was coming in. Look, let me tell you, I was coming out, driving to the show today, and I posted yesterday, so I have a Lot of, not a lot of people. I have some people. Hey man, do you know what's going on with that? I hear. I'm like, no, I don't.

[A]

He's like, I'm just going on the show in an hour. I don't know what the going down.

[B]

I mean, the thing is I, I had few people that was talking shit about my company at the very, very early stage. You know, I mean, Tyler, he was with me since day one. So, you know, I support this, this podcast here. When there were nothing, you know, I donated money to these people in my.

[A]

I made my first money with Brennan.

[E]

For a rash guide.

[B]

And Mike, he's been a sponsor of my company C since, you know, I don't know for how long. Mike helped a lot of people. So, you know, I have nothing to say about the sue guys. They only helped me so far.

[A]

Well, it. Here's okay, so. And a lot of people don't understand what counterculture is now. Counterculture Ink Threads is a clothing line that helps fund a lot of what we do. Right. Counterculture Inc. The media company. Essentially, the origin of it was to link first responder and veteran owned small businesses with first responder and veteran owned small podcasts. So when you are a very, very small business just starting out, just kick starting, you do not have a huge marketing budget. Right. When you are a veteran owned or first responder podcast just starting out, you do not have enough views to get the big sponsors. Right? So how do we help? We fucking merge them together and it's whatever you can give and hey, it's better than nothing and then boom, everybody wins. So counterculture, essentially, that's the whole point of it.

[B]

Exactly. And you don't see these guys on Internet doing the same. They don't. You don't see them. You sponsor people for any, any combatives, you know, seminars. You don't see them like helping other people. All they do is talking, talk, talk and Come on, man.

[E]

So, I mean, just in this room right here, we've got personal trainers, we've got Brazilian, Brazilian Jiu jitsu.

[C]

A bajillion Jiu jitsu.

[B]

Is that a dog breed?

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

We can talk to you about how to defend yourself, how to get in shape, how to get right with the Lord.

[A]

Right.

[E]

How to, how to deal with cop stuff, how to deal with ptsd. That's just in this room right here.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[E]

I mean that. What a fantastic.

[C]

And counterculture is it? So I, I'm, I answer every dm. You DM me. It's Getting answered, it's, it's a lot, but I do.

[B]

That's what we do.

[C]

But what we do is like, my buddy, you know, my buddy was in a car accident. His legs broke. Can you help share this? GoFundMe. Can you help with donation? You know, my, my, but I don't like talking a lot about stories. But I had a guy, his sister contacted me who, he got shot six times entering a house on a search warrant. In the legs. He lived. And she said the only thing that made him mad was he was wearing a Copville I got that dog in me shirt. And the medics cut the shirt and I'm like, you got that? I'm a, I'm like, I'm a. I am an absolute. I make memes. I'm no hero. I'm nobody special. I make some clothing line. This dude tells his sister, he's pissed off, she contacts me. I'm like, hey, have the dude call me. He calls me. I send him a bunch of. No, doesn't matter what I sent him. I sent a bunch of stuff, made sure. But little things like that or Jack right here, Jack's got cancer. Jack's one of our greatest dudes. He's battling leukemia. He's a 20, a 20 big 23 year old cop from Wisconsin, wants to move to Florida. We got him in touch with his idol, Jerry Worms. We're able to make that connection. A guy he looked up to when he was young. We got Saladrati in touch with the Pipe Hitter foundation and Eddie Gallagher and Andrea Gallagher. Great people. So what we're doing is not only here talking, we're doing that, but we're connecting veterans and people that need help, first responders with other people that can help them. Mental health, personal trainers, religious jiu jitsu, two morons. We got everybody covered. We got everybody covered. But that is what it's about. Yes, talk, make memes, talk, make fun of people, call people out. But at the same time, how can we all help each other? And that's, that's what counterculture is. And that's why I'm excited for the.

[B]

Future, for the listens now. I mean, if you, if you're a cop, you have, you have guys, you guys have no, no idea how many people Mike, you know, sent to my seminar. I mean, he sponsored like hundreds of people already. And thank you, Mike. You know, Mike was, you know, Mike was a gift from God and he helped a lot of people. And most of these guys that he sponsored for. Turn off yourself. And most of These people they sponsored, for my. My courses, they start doing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, so. And somehow he's. You know, we, like. We change lives. You know what I mean?

[F]

That's.

[B]

That's. That's what we do. And I. I get it. You don't like me, so sometimes I don't even like myself.

[C]

You know, Let me. Let me.

[B]

But listen, when I sleep at night, I have nice dreams. So I don't care about my haters. And I'm gonna just keep going. So I'm not gonna stop. So, you know, they try to shut down my company, you know, it's not gonna happen because you're just putting fire to the wood.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Let me address something real quick. And I. I'm sorry. I looked at the comments. There doesn't have to be a dramatic reason that people said, I know it doesn't. Everybody in the comments wants it. And then they. I read one. Tyler's skirting. What happened. Tyler was under investigation. It'll all come out. There's no reason to talk about it right now. There's reasons you don't talk about things. There's certain procedures that have to happen. Not hiding anything. I don't think you got more transparent people than the ones sitting in this room. There doesn't have to be drama just because you have drama in your life. You fight with your wife, you fight with your. Whoever else. People can walk away from each other and say, hey, it's better if we go in this direction before there is real drama that we can't unfuck. Nobody's mad at anybody. The stuff with Tyler will all be addressed and all talked about. It's fucking nonsense. Unfortunately, just like the policeman, they don't release the body cam. We just. There's just things that cannot be said. But I assure you, I would not be sitting at the table with that dude, with the company I run and willing to take on this company with him. If I thought there was a problem, I. Is it going to make everybody excited? No. Accusations are never fun.

[E]

No.

[A]

But no, it's going to happen. The drama, they're going to lose interest before I even get a chance.

[C]

Yeah. Guys, guys, listen. Yeah. Don't forget I was investigating back. It's like, come on, man. The.

[E]

The lie gets around the world before the truth.

[C]

Nuts. If you don't like the show and you don't want to watch, that's one thing. But don't continue to spin the. By a mentally ill human being.

[E]

Can I. Can I address one more thing?

[C]

Absolutely.

[E]

Nobody on this show has any idea what is coming out of Fort Bragg or Dam Neck? We have no idea. I've seen like 15 comments about this is what's going on with the memorandum.

[C]

Not to talk or whatever.

[E]

Yeah, we have no idea. Nobody from the unit, nobody from Damn. Has talked to any of us here.

[A]

We don't know. Yeah, I. I don't. I don't think that's what it is. I really don't. Based off what I've heard and, you know, my talks with Brent is that I truly believe that that's not the reason. But I mean, everybody keeps saying stuff and I think they know more than me, so I don't know.

[C]

Well, it's just, it's. It's hard for people. With everything you see on tv, Instagram, everything has to be drama or some massive incident or some controversy. And when things happen just plutonically and generically, it's almost impossible to believe. Yeah, two guys build an amazing company and they said, hey, you know what? We're going in two different directions. This is the reason it happens all the time. It happens all the time. And it's like, I mean, I get it. And, you know, but we can't get too mad because we're built on controversy as well.

[A]

That's part of our.

[C]

And I'm controversy.

[A]

I'll take full blame for that. You know, the reason why people are. Can't accept the fact that it's a really boring answer. And the only thing that is somewhat relatively exciting is all false is probably because of the anti hero podcast we started setting. Setting a bar for, you know, drama.

[C]

So, I mean, we're gonna start playing mellow music. We're gonna dance and sing Kumbaya together. The Marines are going to keep holding hands and stuff? No, we're gonna keep doing it. But I. I feel like I have to say that because it just don't make something that's not there. You like the show. Watch it. You don't, then you don't. It doesn't have to be nasty. And why feed into people's mental illness and allow them to tear something really good up? Because they are irrelevant and have no.

[A]

Life and they want what others have. Yeah, that's just. That's. That's the sad truth. And you know that they're very loud and they have no time on their hands, so they. They will.

[C]

Yeah, it is what it is.

[B]

Yeah, it is what it is, man. Every time that I come in, I post, I mean, tons of people said, hey, I'm gonna watch It. Hey, I'm gonna watch it. And you have a huge support from, you know, especially that. And that's central Florida.

[A]

That should be noted, too. Yeah, it's the. I mean, no offense to anybody, but it's the loud minority that are demanding I say something. First off, I don't know if you know who I am, but this podcast started when it wasn't. So PC, I don't give a fuck who you are, and you're not gonna tell me what the fuck to do. Let's get that fucking straight. This is my fucking podcast. There's tons of people involved. But the one thing you aren't gonna do is tell me that I have to do something. I want to do something. I want to be transparent. I want to do all of that for you. But at the end of the day, motherfuckers coming in here saying, you better do this. Like, no, here's how, here's how I handle it.

[C]

That was a block, right?

[E]

It's, it's, it's, it's Bill Belichick.

[C]

That's what the. That's what the mentally ill guy does when he doesn't like the comments in this section.

[B]

He starts doing, Mike, Mike, how many people go to you and said, hey, I. I think you should run your Instagram this way. I think you should run your company this way, bro. So I have several people come to me, hey, I think you should do this. I think you should do this. Come on, why don't you build your own competitive company and try to make it? That's all.

[C]

Somebody told me a good.

[B]

Put a semi out there, see how many people can you bring?

[C]

The other day, somebody told me a real good one. It was something. Well, they were telling me. Oh, they were telling me how to interview people. Yeah. And I'm like, bro, how many people?

[F]

So you've got people that admit to murder you're gonna talk about.

[C]

Yeah, I mean, I do talk a lot. I talk, I try to manage. And when you're managing a podcast and you have a one on one guest, there's time constraints. There's stuff you're trying to get out and you're pushing it around. So there's times you do step on people and I say that it's not a news interview where I go, tell me who you are. And then they talk for four hours. Like, it's more like a podcast to me, is more like what we're doing here. You kind of shoot the breeze, right? I do have a habit of, like, talking too much. I try to shut my mouth. And I'm getting better at it, I think. But, you know, if you don't like it, don't watch it. And, you know, I'll still help you out even if you block me. Whatever. I'm here to help.

[E]

I can assume that most of our. Our people watching know who Bill Belichick is.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

We're on to Cincinnati. We're on to Cincinnati.

[F]

Yeah.

[E]

You know what I mean?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah. So for the idiots in here that don't follow sports, what does that mean?

[E]

So who wants to take this? You want me to take it? You want to take it? Take it. Oh, okay. So Bill Belichick is. And you can go find this meme. It's a meme everywhere. You know, Bill Belichick was being asked about Tom Brady and the previous game from a week ago, and he's like, we're on to Cincinnati. We're not talking about the game from last week. We're moving forward. I'm not talking about that. We're on the Cincinnati.

[C]

Go, Marshawn Lynch. I'm just here so I don't get fired.

[E]

I. I mean, I'm just here so I don't get. Fine. I mean, people gotta understand, like, dude, like, the show goes on.

[C]

Yeah. And I get it. Brent is a. Is a great dude. He's a big personality, and everybody in here loves him. Yeah. So it's like, why do you want it to be drama? I guess if we just stood up and start bashing that that's what the Internet wants.

[F]

Yeah.

[C]

Like Instagram. No. That they want.

[E]

The drama bleeds. It leads.

[F]

I literally came here today, and I was like, man, I don't know what's gonna happen. Like, I don't know. Like, I have no clue. So I'm like, I'm just gonna sit in my corner and just kind of listen and just. Yep. And feel a little uncomfortable. But in all reality, like, since I've been here, before the cameras even turned on, nothing negative was said at all. And I have no reason why I'm nobody. But no, nothing that was said. Nothing negative at all. Everything here is just good vibes, just like you said. Like, it's in the past, and I get the comment section gonna blow up, and we're probably still gonna read 15 or 20 more. And sorry that you kind of paid for it at the end of the day, but at the end of the day, you're still gonna get the same exact answer.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

We're moving forward to more positive things, especially with guys on the ground. We're going to be going more in a positive way and everybody's going to come back together and we're going to regroup and we're gonna be a lot stronger than we were yesterday.

[B]

Yeah, but people love to see drama.

[E]

We're gonna hot wash and we're moving.

[C]

Let's check the super chat because somebody said they might not be working.

[A]

Huh?

[C]

Super chat's not working. And Tyler, check your phone and then let's catch up on those.

[E]

Can we go? Are we going for a break?

[C]

Not yet.

[E]

Not yet.

[C]

You sit your ass in that chair. You can get up anytime you want to go, man. Tyler just walked around for 15 minutes. You can get up and do whatever you want. You're not tied to the chair.

[E]

Oh, God.

[C]

But let's get to the super chat.

[A]

How would checking my super chats not working again? He super chatted the fact I was gonna say, I think.

[D]

I think that we seeing the super chat means over.

[A]

All right. Anyways, keep good from Trent.

[D]

One liners wasn't a dig at you, Tyler just felt a lot like soft podcast current loe Leo. So I enjoy the related topics.

[A]

Nice. Hell yeah.

[C]

Counterculture is more geared towards Leo. Just good for you guys if you want to check that out.

[A]

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[C]

Your mother in law peed on it.

[A]

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[E]

The 18th.

[A]

No, I was asking Bradley.

[D]

September 18th.

[A]

What? What's September 18th?

[D]

My birthday.

[A]

It's Bradley. So we're gonna do a quick happy birthday, but your mom in her true fashion, my beautiful wife Heather, somehow got a cake here for you that we're all supposed to tell them. So I got it right here.

[C]

All right.

[F]

There's a little stripper that comes out of it.

[C]

Don't say that word. I'm not even allowed to talk about that.

[E]

Any stress.

[C]

Stripper.

[A]

Stripper.

[C]

Can't say that.

[A]

No.

[C]

I can get my coke though, but.

[A]

Oreo cake for Bradley. Is your camera on, Bradley?

[E]

No.

[D]

Okay, let's keep it that way.

[E]

I'm not singing Happy birthday to you, bro.

[C]

It's okay.

[D]

You don't have to.

[E]

I don't even know you. There he is, bro.

[A]

Yeah, we got cake forks and no knife to cut the cakes.

[E]

Like 15.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Where's the.

[C]

The candles? They better be wax.

[F]

Yes.

[A]

Help yourselves with some Bradley birthday cake. Torio cake.

[D]

How are we supposed to cut it?

[A]

A plastic fork.

[C]

Okay.

[F]

Something.

[A]

Yeah. If you guys missed it. Well, yeah, the camera that on the. The marines said they will just knife hand the cake.

[F]

I already did it. It's already cut.

[E]

General Mattis taught them each.

[C]

Yep.

[F]

100.

[A]

All right, let's go back to super chats.

[D]

All right, we got one from Neil Tyler. Can you talk about serving sketchy warrants after the dude in York PA yesterday that ambushed the cops hit him up for outro.

[A]

Okay.

[D]

For $5.

[A]

So this is perfect because we were going to cover this. So let's go ahead and knock it out. As far as I know, in the last hour they still have not released the names of the five cops that were shot. Three of them have passed, to my knowledge, a calculated ambush. Three Pennsylvania officers killed in York County. Two wounded by suspects laying in wait. A man wanted for stalking ambushed five police officers at his ex girlfriend's home, fatally shooting three of them and wounding two others before he was killed in a shootout. Police arrived at home at 2:10pm on September 17th and served a misdemeanor warrant for 24 year old Matthew James Ruth, who was accused. Oh, sorry, I didn't even want to read his name. But accused of stalking women he had briefly dated. Officers noticed the door to the home was unlocked through the residents had secured though that residents had secured. Before leaving, they entered the door. Ruth opened fire with an AR style rifle equipped with a suppressor. York County District Attorney Tim Barker said Ruth shot four Northern York Regional Police officers at close range, killing Detective okay, we have the names now. Detective Sergeant Cody Becker, Detective Mark Baker and Detective Isaiah Emenheiser.

[C]

God bless their family. Yeah, God bless their family.

[A]

A York county deputy was wounded outside during exchange of gunfire before officers shot and killed Ruth. Good so critically wounded. The fourth Northern York County Regional detective survived the ambush and was immediately began rendering aid. He first checked on the three detectives who had been fatally shot inside the home before moving to help the injured deputy. Barker said that's awful and it's crazy because it's a misdemeanor warrant and that doesn't sound.

[C]

And obviously the way it sounded originally was like some type of high tech SWAT operation. That sounds like a group of.

[A]

It sounds like some detectives go grab.

[C]

This guy on a war. We just got the warrant on the guy. Let's go serve it. And you got to be ready at all times, man. Yeah, for cake for anything.

[B]

Just like the FBI incident in Broward County.

[C]

Yeah, misdemeanor stalking warrant turns into five shot cops just like that. But go ahead and make tick tocks and dance around. That'll get you. That'll get you well trained.

[A]

Well and for our firefighter brethren. September 14, 2025. Firefighter, paramedic Brenna Kilakowski and firefighter Damon Thompson, 21, 21 and 31 years old. Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District show low Arizona firefighter paramedic Kolowaski and firefighter Thompson died of the injuries they sustained just after 10pm When a timber Mesa Fire and Medical District ambulance was involved in a head on collision on State Route 260 at milepost 319 between the communities of. Oh my God. That's a bunch of stuff. I'm not from Arizona. That stuff. That doesn't matter. They were returning to show low after transporting patients to Phoenix. The occupant of the other vehicle also died a result of this collision. Kilikowski was a three year firefighter and paramedic and Thompson had just was just 15 days shy of finishing his first year with Timba Mesa. And that just goes to show, you know the amount of driving that first responders do, they're subject to so much More traffic crashes.

[C]

Fact that administrations are so nuts about minor crashes. It drives me nuts. Like, we should crash way more than we do.

[A]

Yeah. And they.

[C]

You hit a mailbot, you can't see there's thousand things in the way the cage and oh my God, he crashed into a mailbox. He bumped a car. It's like, come on, man. Of all the shit we have to deal with, like, we should crash more.

[E]

You should crash more.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

You guys still eating Oreo cake?

[C]

He's sneaking. That's what's talking about.

[E]

Well, I mean, I mean, what you were talking to me the other night about a guy who, who pitted somebody who was going the wrong way.

[C]

Yeah, that was in Michigan. Yeah, Lognowski. He. He DUI driver going the wrong way on the interstate, flying. And he finds a turnaround very safely. Finds a turnaround spot, goes the wrong way for quick distance, pits her out immediately. The supervisor shows up and it's all.

[E]

About, oh my God, how many lives were.

[C]

Exactly. Exactly. And I think not two months later they had the identical situation and the person went head on and killed somebody.

[A]

Right?

[C]

And it's like, why wouldn't we do this? But Michigan, Michigan state troopers are amazing dudes. They have some really high speed street crimes guys and TAC units up there. They are led by two of the most incompetent human beings. And I'm not gonna say their names. I should say their names.

[B]

I was just.

[E]

Yeah, I was gonna say, like, call them out. That's what we do.

[C]

Let me make sure I get them right.

[E]

That is.

[C]

So they, they are led.

[B]

I was just there because of Mike.

[C]

They're led by James Grady and Amy Brimacomb, who are two of the most incompetent morons and allegedly are very friendly with each other. And those poor guys deal with that nonsense. And that's part of my platform is calling out administrations that treat their guys like. You have some. I have a many followers from up there that are good friends of mine and they deal with. And I was talking about how I commend them for staying and working at that place when they know that that leadership is gonna at any moment suspend them for doing the right thing.

[E]

Well, you know, it's. It's one thing when we're. It's one thing when we're in the military, right? Like, we don't get to like, whatever unit you're in, like, that's where you are for the next three years.

[C]

Yeah, you don't get to.

[E]

But like, you know, you got cops that are underneath These people for freaking decades. And then there's people that are like, oh, the cops are enforcing this or that. Hey, when are you going to take a good hard look instead of looking at the cop that's doing whatever it is that they're told to do? When are you going to look at the leadership that's going like.

[C]

It's a, it's a big problem. It's a big problem.

[B]

You walk around with no vast, like the response to call with no one to write you off.

[E]

We, we were in the McDonald's before we came here and the. So what is this? What, what, what, what's the township here? Longville. Right?

[A]

Longville. Yeah.

[E]

So the chief, the chief of police, four, four gold stars on the collar. He's in there and I'm like, okay.

[A]

Was he wearing a vest?

[C]

No vest. No, no.

[A]

Was evil. He probably wasn't even wearing a gun, to be honest with you.

[E]

No. The only thing I saw in a holster was his cell phone.

[A]

Yep, that makes sense. He probably had somebody with a gun.

[E]

And doesn't mean he's a bad guy. I'm just saying, like guy, and I'm like, on your gun belt is your cell phone okay? That's how.

[A]

So he can call a road unit. Yeah.

[E]

That tells me everything I need to know.

[B]

Disneyland.

[C]

Yep. Yeah. It's an unfortunate. And at least in the military, the command is squared away. Yes, sergeant major is squared away. He might be a dick, he's a dick, but he's squared away. His hair's cut, he shaved, he's ready to roll. The first sergeant's ready to roll.

[E]

I, I got some great get down.

[C]

Around the, the, the squad leader sergeants, they might be a little up.

[E]

So I, I had a sergeant major when I was in the army, Sergeant Major Taylor. And I got some great one liners from him, which is one of my personal favorites. Was like, gather around the school circle, man. Gather round, gather round. Listen here, man. How many you have been bitten by an elephant?

[F]

Raise your hand.

[E]

You've been bitten by an elephant. Not one in this formation been bitten by an elephant. All right, now raise your hand if you've been bitten by an ant. Every in this formation should raise your hand because everybody's been bitten by an ant.

[C]

You know why?

[E]

Because it's the little in life to get you, man. Pay attention to the little. Everybody laughing like, oh, okay.

[A]

Wisdom.

[F]

Yeah, yeah, but look at, look at like the accountability piece, right? Like I, I commented the other day on your podcast, like, hey, like, would you want me to call you out on the side with some tack like, hey, Mike, hey. Because, you know, you're my sergeant. Hey. Just so you know, like, hey, this.

[C]

Is kind of messed up.

[F]

Yeah, right.

[A]

Against.

[F]

Whether it's against polish or not, and whether you're just like, man, whatever. But the good dudes would be like, hey, man, I appreciate it because Captain Face could have said it. And then I get read up or whatever it is compared to you.

[E]

Who the hell are you?

[F]

Who you got to tell me? I'm a sergeant. You're what? You know, there's two different ways of going about that.

[C]

We lost that in on the long law enforcement side. We lost the old school sergeants that. And. And supervisors that did everything. Everybody else did. They dressed the same, they worked the.

[A]

Same calls, and they got there because of their.

[C]

I remember take as. When I made sergeant, I would take crash. I'd work call reports, and people were like, no, no, no, no, no. I'm like, bro, I'm a cop, dude. Like, it doesn't matter what's on my sleeve. Doesn't matter my title.

[F]

You were. You were in street crimes, and you would show up to my calls like, what do you need?

[C]

Yeah, my job is to. To do the job. And then on my. I took more responsibility. I didn't take less. You get more money, you get more responsibility, which means you do all the cop stuff and you supervise and do inspection, the real sergeants. And. Yeah, that's. That's. And then when you make it for everything. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then you take money, and as you move up the chain, you should do more. But no, what do they do? They move up. They stop wearing vests, they stop wearing guns. They gain 30 pounds and they become shows. And then everything you do is like.

[F]

This is the thing. When. When you're doing that and you're doing the right thing, that group of people look at you like, this guy's making us all look bad.

[C]

Yeah. And it's like, but now we have that.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

That generation.

[E]

So. But I mean, so can we. Can we. I mean, let's point this back to the army and the Marine Corps. Right? An NCO in the army of the Marine Corps. Yeah. There's opportunities for you to slack off, but like, you are a combat leader.

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

At that rank, like, I should be able to do everything that my guys can do and do it better and teach them to do it. And when they screw it up, go, hey, bro, here's what you did. I've been in your position. I know the mistake you Made I already know the mindset you're in and hey look, we're gonna go out there and get after. Am I wrong?

[F]

No, I mean it came down to like. Even though like I was a squad leader the full nine, I won a squad comp. Basically it was the best squad is because I had a really. I didn't have have to do anything. My squad did really, really well. I expected their uniforms to be perfect. Pressed starch. He's like, but we're grunts, it doesn't make a difference. That brilliant in the brilliant in the basics makes us to where we look so good. On Garrison we get left alone. So when we go do stuff in the field, we're the best at it. If you can focus on hey, your chevrons are chipped, go get new ones. Because somebody is going to come up and say something to you. It's like, why not just me? Correct that.

[E]

That's attention to detail.

[C]

No, I detach a detail detail. But like in the military you're walking around knowing that that guy next to you for that whatever time you're not at war, could be at war with you. Like you're going to be in combat with that guy.

[E]

But if you're a police officer, like you have to look at that like, hey, this dude might be responding to. Am I wrong?

[C]

You're not wrong. But when you look at a 300 pound slob that's next to you, that can't.

[B]

And he's your supervisor.

[C]

Yeah, he's a supervisor.

[A]

You can't breathe.

[E]

His poor leadership, I'm sorry, but it's.

[C]

In, it's infected into law enforcement.

[F]

So that person will get promoted and, and get hired. I could be sitting next on a couch just like this, getting ready for interview. Because it actually recent just happened to me. Dude's 200 something pounds, fat, overweight. I'm sitting here fit fitted actual suit to me. Paid like $3,000 for the suit, ready to go.

[B]

Mike and I together, almost three years old.

[F]

You buy one suit, man, that's all you need. And it's fitted everything. This dude looks like a slob hanging out everything. I mean I'm wearing shirt stays to keep my uniform in, right? He gets hired over me.

[C]

Well, he's not nuts like you, but right.

[F]

And it's like, and it's like, what, what is going on? He had like a year. He had a dui. Not even kidding. All these different things he said to me, like, yeah man, I don't think I'm gonna get this job. I Had a dui. It's not like. All right, yeah, cool, whatever, dude, right? Gets a job and I'm like, wow, that's crazy. Like, that's absolutely crazy.

[C]

Ric Flair over here.

[A]

We gotta go to some super three.

[C]

Thousand dollar suits, man. Limousine rhyme.

[A]

Jeff Fly playing one suit, man.

[F]

That's all you need.

[D]

All right.

[B]

Oh, man, we have stars here. Full days.

[C]

Go ahead, hit it.

[A]

He's trying.

[C]

It is broken.

[A]

No, it's not broken.

[F]

This cake is amazing.

[C]

He's eating cake. That's why I didn't get hired.

[F]

Thousand calories, baby.

[C]

I'm not doing it either. I had the penne chicken penne next door instead of.

[E]

All right, that's it.

[D]

See, Westbrook Trucking was running. Let me get the devil's insta four point plan.

[A]

What's that mean?

[D]

I think he's talking about on the couch. How he said on Instagram.

[C]

Oh, the. The four.

[E]

Yeah, he's talking about these two.

[C]

The training program.

[E]

Oh, yeah. Dude, if you want a training program, I guarantee you one or both of these guys can to you up.

[C]

You just gotta want it.

[F]

That's it. We can only do so much. You got to be committed shop.

[D]

Sounds good. Next one's from Evan. Glad to hear it was a mutual parting. I'll still be a Patreon member and support the culture. Also buying a patch for the Battle Jacket. Airborne.

[A]

Airborne.

[C]

We appreciate it.

[D]

Downrange publications with one of my books characters a Tennessee SWAT officer. I can't tell you how important your show and personalities are in an effort to portray. Portray an Leo accurately. Appreciate you all.

[A]

Thanks, brother.

[D]

And Zulu whiskey saying super chats are.

[A]

Not working as he's super chats.

[D]

Jsk. You boys hear about the Travis Decker case? Former army grunt that failed Ranger school. Murdered his five, eight, nine, year old daughters about three months ago. Still on the run in Washington, I'm assuming. WA is.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

Placed a bag over their heads.

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

Yeah.

[A]

Wait, what?

[E]

Dude. Dude.

[A]

Anybody? Are you tracking that?

[E]

I am. And I'm normally the one that's keeping up current events like that. I mean, here. Here's what I'll tell you. We got birds everywhere. They're just more highly trained birds sometimes.

[A]

Holy guacamole. Dude, that's insane.

[C]

Holy guacamole.

[A]

Well, I don't say. I don't. Yeah. No, I can't say.

[C]

All right.

[A]

I'm trying not to.

[C]

Not even.

[A]

No, man, that's saying the Lord. That's kind of the Lord's name. No, you say guacamole after it.

[B]

You Say holy guacamole.

[C]

Whatever you say. All right.

[D]

We got Zulu whiskey saying it won't let me go over 199.

[A]

Check your bank account, bro. No, I'm just kidding. It's a scale. I've super chatted a couple times.

[C]

There's a song request coming, right? Proud to be an American. Yeah, yeah.

[D]

Proud to be American by Lee Greenwood, dedicated to Charlie Kirk. Love the show, boys. It's for $20.

[C]

Shirts are for sale on my website and also going to Turning Point.

[E]

Hit that up one more time.

[C]

So the shirt you're going to see on my website, actually I designed it with the microphone underneath with his name on it. You go to Copville OG.com and you'll see it. All proceeds are going to the Turning Point usa. Done really well so far. I've got hats, freedom hats, freedom shirt. But it's got a microphone flag and.

[E]

You'Re not making a dime.

[C]

No, no.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Which is good because I see a lot of people. I see a lot of people try to make money.

[C]

They jumped right off. They jumped right off.

[B]

And I had people that offered me 50 off. I mean, 50 profits. I can post it on my website. I'm like, no, I don't.

[C]

Not a chance.

[A]

It would, it would be crazy if, like you had a merch store or something and, and you. And you said like you had a shirt that says like mental health matters and then somebody did a deep dive and proved that you didn't ever donate any of your merch sales or if.

[E]

You were like a serious veteran apparel company and you like immediately posted a shirt. We're not going to say who I saw it, but, but I, I've seen it. He and I both saw the same thing.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

And it's like, I mean, this is like top tier veteran apparel company made a shirt and they're not donating. They just jumped on the.

[A]

Wow.

[C]

And I saw a lot of those. They go to Turning Point USA and order directly. Absolutely. Mine is a little different. I added the microphone, which was a staple in Charlie Kirk speaking, was always putting the microphone down, let people talk, pick it back up. So I made it a little different. I'm donating the money. I appreciate the business. You know, I look at it like it's a win, win. You're going through community and then you're. You're donating the Turning Point usa.

[B]

That's people making brush gods. And I don't think. No, I don't.

[C]

No. That.

[E]

Well, I mean, into the Charlie Kirk thing, which we're Going to get to. I know we got super chats, but, I mean, like, there's some. There's some stuff to talk about that's come out recently, and we're gonna have to talk about it tonight if we can.

[B]

Go ahead.

[A]

Well.

[E]

Well, let's start with my brother. Well, first, Tyler, can we. Can we do that?

[A]

What's up, bud?

[E]

Can we. Can we.

[D]

We only have, like, two more super chats.

[E]

All right, let's do the super chats and then we'll knock them out.

[A]

All right?

[E]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[C]

Check.

[D]

All right, Adam, love the war hat, man. Def A Dustin Poirier special.

[C]

Yep.

[D]

The last one is turd Ferguson for $40. Snot snooze button, outro America.

[A]

Got it.

[D]

And we're good to go.

[E]

All right, so. So my. My brother over here, John Avery. Let me. So anybody that's just coming in, let me just.

[A]

He kind of stares like he wants to kill you.

[E]

He. He is an apps dude. Dude is a machine.

[C]

Married. Are you in trouble?

[E]

Yeah. Put that thing about a fist in front of your face, brother. I'm doing the. I'm doing so. So John. And he can tell you more. John was in a state platoon. So anybody that doesn't know that's Surveillance Target Acquisition. That's a sniper platoon in the United States Marine Corps. The dude has some serious experience. Went downrange in the state platoon, and he has some thoughts about Charlie Kirk, and I just want to, like, give him the floor, like, so go for it, brother.

[C]

What do you want to know?

[E]

What do you think, man?

[C]

Being told is false.

[E]

Why do you think that, brother?

[C]

Because it was too quick.

[E]

Elaborate.

[C]

Like, the first day it came out, absolutely horrible. Like, when I heard it come out, it hit me in the heart, and it made me deep. Go deep down into my own faith because I believe. I have my faith in Jesus Christ, and what am I doing for my faith? And then the anger came.

[A]

Can we put the mic more in his face?

[C]

Is this good?

[E]

Yeah, you gotta put the thing about 2 inches from your nose.

[A]

No, it's good. You're good. Now you just gotta talk into it and.

[C]

Oh, this is where I'm reading to belong.

[F]

Bad angle for that camera terminal.

[C]

Answer here. Am I good?

[A]

No. Now bring it closer.

[C]

Jesus.

[A]

There you go.

[C]

It smells like Copenhagen.

[E]

Long cut. Way better.

[C]

When I got sober four years ago, I stopped dipping. So this is like, you know, it's.

[A]

Gonna send him into a spiral.

[E]

Oh, that's good.

[C]

No. Yeah. So, like, it just happened all too quick. We had it way Too quick. What assassin in the history of assassins was ever found without committing suicide or being shot by police?

[E]

It's a fantastic point.

[A]

Wait, wait, wait. So you said it really fast. Say it again.

[C]

What assassin in the history of assassins was ever gave himself up for one right to bat by his dad. Minister. Come on. And then was not shot by police or committed suicide?

[A]

The guy who killed jfk. But he didn't kill jfk. So yeah, I mean, that's. We know that he was called Lee Harvey.

[E]

Leave. Harvey Oswald and Sirhan Sirhan both.

[F]

What was he, by the way?

[E]

Sirhan Sirhan?

[F]

No.

[E]

Oh, he was a. He was the United States Marine.

[A]

Yeah. So it was a bell tower sniper.

[C]

And my biggest thing that me and him.

[A]

Are you trying to take claim to fame to, like, serial killers and assassins?

[F]

No, I'm just saying they're good shots.

[E]

I mean, it's in Full Metal Jacket, for Christ's sake. Right there, right there. Go get that.

[B]

Look, in my opinion, I think that his security tick team fell because they should have drones to sweep the area.

[E]

I have been. I have been an advocate for drone.

[B]

Countersign for a while, and now police are using like drones left and right.

[E]

But.

[B]

But everyone's losing drones now.

[E]

Yeah. Correct me if I'm wrong. The two Marines that are sitting on the couch that both have the same qualifications as me. What's the best way to counter a sniper?

[F]

Sniper.

[E]

So if you're gonna have somebody operating that drone, who should it be?

[F]

Sniper. Tactics of sniper.

[A]

Oh, that's a good point. That's actually a great point.

[F]

So like, the Marine Corps went away from the whole scout sniper platoon. So when I was a combat starter, soi we started talking with the gunners and everything, and they were like, hey, we're gonna get rid of snipers this and that. We're like, well, what's the point? They're like, well, we're gonna do put snipers in the drone aspect of it, and then you can just get a GPS and put a missile right on their forehead. And it's like, yeah, but you're not gonna get the tactics and the actual battleground space and be able to push that back to command land. And you're looking at this whole, you know, Charlie Kirk thing and, and having that sniper mindset and reversing that battle space and saying, okay, well, if I was this guy, one, that would not be a good location for me. I would never.

[E]

That is a terrible firing consume.

[F]

It should have been in the shadows and. And the videos that were coming out after the Fact of hey, is that somebody on, like, is that somebody on the rooftop there? And I get it, somebody's 22 years old. Right? And whether anybody goes like this guy made the shot or he didn't, it's just more of the fact of the age and of who you are. Doesn't matter what you're able to or what you're capable of doing. And what I mean by that is like, my dad was in the marines. He wasn't anything special. It's a recon guy. But he taught me how to shoot a really young age. When I was 14 years old, I was doing targets out to 500 because we went to Miami. There's had a 500 yard range down there. And because I was 15, doesn't make a difference if you're 22 years old at 300, 336, there's no deviation at 200. If you miss, you're gonna hit.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

So by him, you think you're going for a neck shot now like you're going for a chest shot. You hit somebody in the neck, you missed, but you still hit. You go for a headshot, you hit him in the neck. Like it. That 3:30 on six is a hammer. That is. No, that's not a joke.

[A]

Oh, go ahead.

[E]

So just so we can kind of clear that up to what he said, which is it's a hammer. So your body's mostly water. So what. What happens when a bullet hits you is there's something that's created called the temporary cavity. Temporary cavity is, is basically the shock wave that goes through your body once the bullet imparts its energy on the target. So for a.30 06 or a308, that thing's about the size of a little bit bigger than a baseball, a little bit smaller than a softball. Okay. So if I put that in your chest, you know, right here between the nipples and the nose. I'm damaging the aorta, I'm damaging the heart. I'm taking you out of the fight. And every sniper in the world that I know of is taught to shoot right here. Right here.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

And plus that, that place is a playground for his knife was, you know, counter snipers were.

[A]

Well, okay, I just have a question. So John, are you saying, Are you theorizing that this Tyler guy. I fucking hate Tyler's. Is possibly not the shooter?

[C]

I mean, look at the pictures that were given immediately. And then, I mean there's just so many different variations. Target indicator. He left the. You're gonna not leave around on the roof right you're gonna bring the gun down. You'll leave it in the woods with the ammo there. So more evidence is found linked back to whoever shot.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Like as a sniper. Target indicators ingrained in you and stay.

[E]

That is like painfully anything a sniper does or fails to do.

[F]

But you, but you gotta think too, guys like this guy was not that you have.

[A]

He wasn't a sniper.

[F]

You have to take yourself so we.

[C]

Can immediately knock that out.

[A]

Right. Okay. All right.

[C]

So I don't think he was a train sniper.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

Where a lot of people were going, oh, precision shot. Not. But like you said, 200 is not that hard.

[A]

Well, I mean I was, I was telling somebody today, you can take your 10 year old out and teach him this in an hour how to take that shot.

[F]

And just like I said before, like where he hit. And we were talking about this too when I deer hunting. When I asked, you're like, you ever shot a deer? My first year. Ever killed? I wanted to see it.

[A]

Right.

[F]

And I've been behind a long gun a lot. And I know for a fact that when I look down a long gun with a eight power scope, the best vision you're going to get is through that scope and you keep your head in. But I was so excited, I lifted my head up and I shot low.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

Maybe this guy went to go pull the trigger and went, what am I seeing? What? Because I want to see the whole reaction, get the experience, the excitement out of it. See what everybody's doing, right?

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

But he's not. So he just wanted to look up and be like, all right, what's going on? That's another theory. You know, but there's so much stuff that goes into this and there's so many conspiracies out there and everything too.

[C]

The weirdest thing to me was the text messages. So the way he talked.

[E]

So that is before we go there, like if I can, like. So there's a lot of guys that are, that are snipers that have broke this down. So that was a Mauser 3006 rifle. You can't break that gun down. It's not designed to be broken down and carried in a small package. Okay. So it's got what's called a barrel band on it, which basically you have to have an armor tool to pull that barrel band off to pull the barrel out. When you do that, guess what else happens? The zero is gone. You'll never get that zero back.

[F]

Let your bore sight and redo again.

[E]

Fantastic. Right. So. But when the, the police Said that they found the weapon. It had. It still had ammo. It still had the unspit cartridge in the chamber, and it still had all the ammo in the. In the mag. But the other thing you have to do is drop the mag floor plate, and all the ammo is gonna fall out. So they. So, okay, so he didn't break it down. But when we see this guy jump off the roof, he didn't have a gun with him. Damn sure didn't break that thing down and warp speed and put it in a backpack. Didn't put it in his pants because we saw his legs bend when he fell down. So that is. That weapon did not leave the roof. If that's what happened, I'm sorry. There's no way that you can break physics that way. Other snipers, please back me up.

[C]

I gotta watch the video again.

[F]

Yeah, you look at.

[C]

Well, the. The first day when the shooting happened, I saw the video where he didn't have a gun. He wasn't holding something long and black coming off the roof.

[E]

No, he just landed.

[C]

The second day, they caught him magically. There's something long, wrapped in something. It looked like in the video.

[E]

Okay, the video I saw didn't even happen.

[C]

The two different variations. People. Like, I didn't see the first video. He's got something big enough coming down to be a guy, you know, he's got. First. It's big enough to be a gun. The first video, there was nothing. And then I see what the. There's.

[E]

Yeah, the first one that they showed just has him hanging by two hands off the roof, and he lets go and drops.

[A]

Nope, now it is. Are you. Is that the one?

[C]

Yeah, I'm watching it.

[F]

There's two different videos.

[E]

That's the problem.

[A]

To pay attention. Wait, there's two videos.

[F]

Two different videos.

[E]

And you got three snipers sitting on the couch here going like. What the.

[A]

Okay, all right. There's two videos.

[C]

How do they get the video of him jumping off but not getting up there?

[F]

No hog here.

[A]

Oh, my goodness. Stop it. I can only take so many Good conspiracy.

[E]

I knew you'd love this spin.

[B]

I still think that Charlie, A security team is a completely failure.

[A]

Well, yeah, so let's.

[F]

Let's think about that.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Nobody's talking about the security team. Everybody's blaming everything else.

[C]

But.

[E]

Well, then, can I.

[B]

Go ahead.

[E]

You go first.

[F]

So let's think about, like, SWAT stuff.

[C]

Right?

[F]

You have a delegation, a delegate coming in. What are you doing beforehand? Site security.

[E]

Right.

[F]

Survey something.

[A]

He's not.

[C]

He's not getting that kind of stuff.

[F]

He's not.

[A]

But he's not a politician.

[F]

But he's not. But at the end of the day like why wasn't these things happening? You're gonna tell me this guy wasn't getting threats every.

[A]

No time. I'm telling you right now all he thought to have was the guy standing next to him in the sunglasses. That is just a private security firm.

[E]

So here. Here's what we need to. To talk about going forward. And this is for every single person that is in the sound of my voice. If you are under threat from somebody, have a guy from a state platoon have somebody who was a real sniper look and do a site survey takes.

[F]

It takes no time at all.

[E]

It doesn't take that much time.

[F]

And that's just giving your security that like. All right, these are the places I probably should be looking. Like an out Turnal Security that's inside just looking. Right. And then the internal guy, the guy with his glasses sitting there. He's looking at the most near threat. Anybody hopping over the thing. A gun coming from there. But somebody up on top whether armed or not, just watching, just looking. Same thing we said with the drone.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

They should have a drone there. He sleep in the area?

[C]

He wasn't he. Let's look at a different route.

[A]

Why did.

[C]

Why did Charlie act the way he did when he laid the mic down? He wanted people to feel welcome, feel safe, feel able to come up. Yeah. What if he didn't want the security to intimidate people to not come to. I don't think he ever thought he was going to get shot. I don't think the worst. They thought they had a six man detail. I think they never understood wildest thing thought it. They thought they're gonna deal with like wild purple haired people.

[F]

Yeah.

[C]

Holding people.

[E]

I. I feel you but I mean like I. I trained to do this for. For Department of State.

[A]

Yeah. But he didn't hire people like you.

[C]

Right.

[E]

Right. And that's.

[A]

That's the problem.

[B]

Exactly. That is the problem.

[F]

It might not even be the fact of like the incident that happened. Let's look moving forward. Right. Anybody who ever watches this forever now. Yeah. You have to make it. You're on a platform where maybe 20 of the people don't like what you're saying. Somebody out there already has a plan. What is our motto? Like you meet everybody, be nice to everybody but have a plan to kill everybody.

[E]

But I'll. I'll take it one further and I'll go back to the NCO academy. Most likely course of action. Most dangerous course of action.

[F]

Somebody has to be thinking that.

[A]

And you know he's like they are now.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

It's like everything now we know to guard our.

[F]

But that's the problem. Look at police.

[C]

Yeah. We walk. Walked on planes with knives and yeah. We couldn't even.

[F]

We're not a cop show. We'll go back to the police thing. Somebody has to do something stupid for a policy to happen. Unfortunately, the biggest unfortunate that happened in recent that he had to call it cost his life for now it does open our eyes and be like huh. When all reality is like any movie we watch as military or cops or anything, you're like that doesn't happen. I wouldn't do that.

[E]

And and to. To. They're both to. Both to everybody's point in this room. Him, he, his detail had no excuse because Trump already got shot in the freaking ear.

[C]

But. Right.

[B]

But that's a politician.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

That's a different level of security there.

[E]

Yeah but I mean it's.

[A]

Even to be fair, Charlie never once thought that that would.

[C]

You have to.

[A]

Yeah. And I mean I wouldn't.

[C]

I would pay for it too. You have to pay for your document.

[E]

Maybe. Take us. What happens. We got. We got how many cops in this room? What happens when something like this comes.

[C]

On because he's not a politician? There's. It's. It's what he chooses. If he's going to have a certain amount of people. There's a. There's a policy of the sheriff's office or county that says if you're going to have a thousand people, you need a cop. Or how many.

[A]

Yeah. You have to pay for. Exactly.

[C]

So you have to pay here. The college security probably said, hey, this guy's coming. Let's get our six whatever cops.

[B]

We'll have it.

[C]

We're probably going to drag some purple hair people away. Nobody did any sweeps for sniper. Nobody. Now I've also guarded Mike Pence when he came into town when I was on swat. George Bush when he came into town when he was on. When I was on swat. That is completely different. That is boats in the water two days early checking the bridges for bombs that he's going to drive over.

[F]

And you've done like con. Like concert. Yeah.

[C]

That's completely.

[B]

Exactly. When you look, first thing they should have a drone there. Second thing, a bomb canine.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

A vapor wake dog so can walk around the crown, you know what I mean and see and check for explosives. So I know now Security comms are doing all that. They, they get in the canine units, they're getting the drone units, you know what I mean? Because that's what people needed nowadays.

[E]

The anti hero podcast security company.

[C]

But you have to take it.

[A]

I got you. There's enough.

[C]

Here's a problem. You have to take it a step further because communications being able to relay that into. Oh yeah, who's gonna just think about Trump. They watch that dude get on the roof. Civilians watch that dude climb on the roof with President Trump's assassination didn't say anything like man this guy's crazy, he's got a gun. Like look, people don't say anything.

[F]

They had countersign people.

[C]

Correct, they had. But how do you get that, how do you get that information out to people? How do you relay that?

[F]

Well, they also with what I found out too was they had the counter snipers there did not have the same radio frequency.

[C]

Exactly. That's what I'm talking about.

[F]

Police department.

[C]

So, so I've been involved in that massive presidential escort which is insane. There's so many moving parts of that. This guy had six people. It's the most unfortunate thing. But nobody was thinking that was going to happen. And unfortunately he's not a politician. It's not just hey Charlie Kirk's coming. We're going to shut down the world and I have a question for you.

[A]

Do you think now if they even allow these things in college campuses? Do you net think now like let's say a Charlie Kirk s like Michael, Michael Knowles Daily wire people. What, what I'm asking is if they are like hey we're coming to your college and the college is okay and they say we're not paying for this. Do you think the police department's gonna go, you know what, based off this, we're gonna now fund it ourselves.

[C]

I don't, I, I think it's going to be climate determination. What, what color the voters are exactly. Or, or, but what's going to happen is, is it's going to probably be at your own risk. Like you can go out there, we have six cops. Like this is what we got. Or you're gonna pay us.

[F]

Sign here.

[C]

Or you're gonna. But, but it's going to change obviously.

[B]

Just like everything most colleges they have, they have police departments.

[F]

Here's what universities.

[A]

Yeah they're going to be responsible for reaching out for more law enforcement.

[C]

But then unfortunately those college user are very underfunded, low paid people. So it's like how are you going to get that many people I think these, these big political people that are. If they're not protected by the government already are going to have to start forking out money to protection details.

[E]

Guys like us.

[C]

Yeah, and that's where like, private security, antihero private security comes along.

[A]

I got you, I got you. I got you. Right now, right? Here's the team. John, your stare is horrifying. So you are standing on the left side. Brennan, no, Brennan is on his right. Brennan is for hand to hand, quick only. John is for close contact shots. You two are 100 outer cordon looking for any external elements. Mike is like the range card. Mike is the guy in the crowd watching everybody. And I orchestrated off. That's the team right there.

[E]

We had a canine.

[C]

Because when I did my final three years of law enforcement, I was an executive protection.

[A]

Honestly, your stare is more effective than.

[B]

We need to get a yod.

[C]

My dog, my canine, my dutchie was explosives.

[B]

That's it.

[C]

Oh, we got it.

[E]

Okay, so we, we have canine capability.

[F]

How are they doing the cauliflower ear right now? Like, you can put your head between two boards and smack it. Hey, just get him some cauliflower. Because I look at somebody, if I'm.

[A]

Like, oh, yeah, give away.

[F]

Wait a minute. Nope, I ain't touching.

[C]

No, you gotta look.

[B]

You gotta be careful. The guys that train Jiu Jitsu and don't have a scratch in the ears.

[A]

Like, we have to put.

[C]

Mike, that plan is great. That plan is great.

[B]

But I like the executive protection team.

[C]

The drone, all that other stuff you talking, think about the money. That's starting to add up now.

[E]

So for that, I mean, we, we got. We got nerds. We need somebody who can fly the drone with a sniper next to him and go, I need you to look at that. I need you.

[A]

I honestly can tell you right now, learning to fly a drone efficiently is 1000 times easier than learning and being qualified to snipe.

[E]

Yes, but the nerd.

[C]

The nerd has to be able to talk. Sniper. Yeah, so now you have to find a nerd that wants to talk. You know how many kids play Call of Duty? Yeah, but they don't have to get. They don't have to sweat either. You're outside sweating in the sun, like, oh, my God.

[A]

So actually, Bradley, will you be our fucking drone guy?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

All right. Bradley's a drone guy.

[E]

I mean, that, that's a seven man detail right there. So, I mean, even for U.S. department of State, a seven man detail.

[C]

Okay, hold on, hold on. No, stop. Okay, we got to get There. So now you have to do your executive driving shit.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Locking the intersections, getting them there. So now all of us are busy in the crowd.

[A]

So now we need Seven Mike's law enforcement coordination.

[C]

We need. We need to. Now we need. Need a whole team that's going to bring him from point A to point B. Do the fancy little. But you're busy. You're busy. You're already busy.

[B]

Guys, you guys, listen, you guys. You guys touch a point here because I haven't seen one single post about Charlie's security team yet.

[E]

Oh, good.

[A]

You know, we.

[B]

We seen post about who's they, Sniper, who's this, who's that? But nobody, you know, never talked about his security team. I think we're the first ones.

[C]

Yeah, well, I mean, I don't. It's just. It's a tough situation. It's unfortunate. And you don't. I'm talking about.

[B]

I'm sorry, let me bring them. We're talking about drones.

[C]

Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

[E]

Well, I mean, first of all, so here's the big one that's coming into our state right now just to put it out as a warno. So does anybody here. Hey, everybody in this room here knows what a war.

[C]

We're watching pornos. Quick note here.

[B]

I'm clear for porn for about like two years now. Okay.

[A]

Yeah, I'm at.

[E]

I'm at about a year. I'm at about a year.

[A]

Oh, wait, for real? No, no. Nobody in this room is. When four dudes say two minutes.

[E]

Two minutes.

[B]

Yeah, he's like, I'm sober from everything.

[C]

Except. I wish I could just lock myself.

[B]

But listen, look, I changed my life. I mean, you should do it too. Stay away from.

[E]

From point. I absolutely agree. I'm gonna second that. It's been the best.

[A]

I said warno.

[E]

Yeah, but we went all the wrong way. But I gotta go with him. So. So my. Does anybody in here know who. Milo Yiannopoulos?

[A]

Yeah, he got canceled a while back. Oh, boy.

[E]

He's back.

[A]

Oh, he's back.

[E]

Oh, yeah. And he's gonna start doing stuff. Start. He lives here in Florida.

[A]

Oh, no.

[E]

So. So Milo.

[C]

That's a dude. Milo Big. Right out on the campuses. Yeah, he talks big.

[E]

Oh, yeah.

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

Milo, if you're gonna listen to this podcast, clip this Milo Yiannopoulos. The antihero podcast will definitely hook you up, bro. We can keep you safe.

[C]

We got one guy that might be gay.

[E]

So we got more than one. What are you talking about?

[A]

2.

[C]

2 total.

[A]

2 total. 2 total. I totally forgot I was gonna say it was something.

[E]

So I just want. I just want to hit up the guys that keep saying Rockasans. Rockasan, baby.

[A]

What does that mean?

[E]

That the Rocasans. That's 187. That's. No, no, it's 101st, man.

[A]

Rocasan rope, chicken, chickens, dope on a rope.

[E]

Rockasans, baby.

[A]

All right, all right, Move on.

[C]

Super chats.

[A]

Yeah, let's go to hit some super chats.

[B]

We got a couple private security allow.

[D]

Okay, go ahead, my tiger. Will there be a detailed Tim Kemen. Tim Kennedy episode on the Afghanistan withdrawal and his fundraising career?

[F]

No, Please. No more Tim Kennedy. God damn it. No. Please. No.

[E]

If anybody's gonna do that, and. And I. I've actually put Brent in touch with some guys who were there. Boots on the ground with the 82nd. If. If anybody's gonna do that, it's gonna be Brent, and it should be Brent.

[A]

Yeah, it's not gonna be the. I think the entire podcast is moving on from that whole RO Vet drama. Yeah, we're moving on to Cincinnati, baby.

[B]

Cincinnati.

[C]

Why such a bad city? They have the Bengals.

[D]

All right, next one is from Travis. For $20 with no message.

[A]

We appreciate it. Thanks, Travis.

[D]

Last one is Matt Curtis. Is private security allowed to do as they please, depending on state and country?

[E]

Absolutely. Not that. I mean, like, I can tell you that for a fact, just from a. From the. The State Department side.

[F]

Like, you. You work to Filthy's detail.

[C]

Yeah.

[F]

Right. So you've seen the dudes in the bar, right?

[E]

And, like, I have your class C and D here in Florida.

[C]

Yes.

[F]

Like, I. I worked. I work details. And I've had, like, I. Every single time I work details, a cop, I'd walk up to security. Hey, man, just so you know, like, this is me. You know, like, I'm in my uniform. You can clearly see it. Just trying to see who is who. Look at the hip, and it's like Glock 19 extendo. And I'm like, no red dot, no light, no nothing. I'm like, we're at a club, bro.

[C]

Leg strapped down to their neck.

[F]

And I'm like, hey, just.

[A]

Just.

[F]

Just throwing out there. I just want to see where you're at. If something were to happen right now. A guy starts with, what are you doing? He's like, I'm. I'm dropping him. You're dropping.

[C]

Let him do it, man.

[F]

At what distance? He's like, wherever.

[E]

He's at 4 inches.

[F]

If you ever think about a contact shot, like, actually coming Up.

[A]

No.

[F]

What's that? But you can, you're licensed to carry a gun. Just because someone has a license doesn't make them the most qualified.

[A]

Just like, you don't need anything in Florida.

[F]

Just, Just like Marines. Right. Every time I hear someone's a Marine, it doesn't be like, oh, you must be elite. I look at you, I'm like, cool. It's not a big deal, dude. Like, I, I.

[C]

People think Marines are elite.

[F]

I've seen. So.

[E]

I, I'm, I'm going, who the.

[C]

Are you talking to? I'm.

[E]

I'm going out on a limb here as an army dog, like every Marine that I have dealt with. But of course, I dealt with a lot of the guys in the sniper platoon and guys from Force. Marines are awesome. Yeah. But they got to be in the infantry or.

[A]

Here's what I've always said about Marines. They could be the best human being or the worst human being in the world, but they're, they are. There's something about them that they're the, They're Marines. It almost like exemplifies whatever is good or bad. Like, you know.

[F]

Yeah, but it's, it goes. What I'm saying is, is like, when you have somebody who's a marine or, or even you guys probably say it in the army too. Like, I was this, I was that. Whether you're a pogue, which is somebody that's not a grunt, or somebody who is a grunt, it's like, all right, got you. I care about your character. Like, did you keep that? Did you take what you learned there and bring it to civilian world and give something back? Because once you're done, doesn't mean you're done. Like, you're giving back to what you believe in. Yeah, right. That, that's what I believe in. And I don't care. Like, I'm about to be. I just applied to one of the agencies local around here. That's the third lowest paying in the entire Florida here. Yeah. I'm like, I don't care about money. I just, I have so much schooling and everything I want to give back to because I'm seeing these tick tocks help people. Well, in all reality, I want to help cops be cops and show like, hey, the goons are still out here. We can still do it. But you have to be very careful how you do it now. But you have guys just running wild with no direction because the command don't give a. You know, so it's like, I have a feeling I still have something to Give back. But you have some marines that are an army. Same thing. They get out and they're still just, they're pieces of.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

So just because you have this title that you're a marine.

[A]

Cool.

[F]

What are you doing with it?

[A]

It?

[F]

Where are you going with it? Cops, too.

[B]

Cops too.

[F]

And same thing, like, I still shoot, I still trade. Am I cop now? No. But I don't know when my next call of like, hey, you're hired. Come over here is going to be. You have to keep that going. Just like you don't know when your next fight is going to be, your next bar fight, or you have to pursue somebody. You keep training knowing, like, your fight will happen. You just don't know when.

[B]

Just like you said, you want to give something back to the community. We still want to train cops, man. There's a lot of. I travel all over the country. Just came from New York. I was at Six Hour Academy. I'm going to San Diego. All over the place.

[E]

I want to go to the Six Hour Academy.

[B]

Yeah, that place is nice. They have a section there just for vets. I mean, they hook you guys up. That place is amazing. It's just like Disneyland for us.

[A]

All right.

[B]

But there's a lot going on behind the scenes, you know, that, that people don't know what we go through, you know, sleepless night. I mean, I spend nights in airports, you know what I mean, Missing flights. Flights cancel in. Plus all the drama that comes with it, you know, so that's why a lot of people, they start training cops. They start, like companies, they don't last because, you know, when they see the first. Yeah, I, like I said the other day, I taught a class for five people with the same energy that I taught the class for 150 people before you know me, so.

[A]

All right, there's one. Hey, can you go to the Gmail, Bradley?

[E]

And yeah, I was just looking at that.

[A]

Yeah, there, that too. It's going to open up in Instagram, so you probably have to have Instagram ready. But the Gmail is a Instagram link, but it said the best recruiting video ever. So we're going to be the judges of this.

[E]

Okay, let's do it.

[A]

Oh.

[E]

I, I, I think, Mike, I think you need to pay attention, brother.

[A]

Did you get a glimpse?

[E]

I'm looking at it right now. I'm like, oh, Mike.

[D]

It's like cropped all weird.

[A]

All right, how do we. I mean, it doesn't have to be perfect. As long as everybody can just kind of.

[D]

It's Only, like, half the video, though.

[A]

If, if you open it in Instagram.

[E]

Send the link, brother.

[A]

The link is the. In the email.

[D]

Well, it didn't. It opened it weird, though.

[A]

Okay, Maybe like right click and open and.

[D]

Actually, you know what?

[E]

So on to Cincinnati. We're on to Cincinnati. Dude. I, I, I mean, like, I feel like that's our answer to everything. We're on to Cincinnati. We're on to Cincinnati.

[C]

I just want to know where the donuts are.

[A]

You out, buddy. Later, buddy.

[C]

Thank you, man.

[A]

Take care.

[E]

Take it easy, brother.

[C]

Yep.

[D]

Are we ready to watch this?

[E]

Yeah, let's do it.

[C]

More than incarcerated. We're the stars, baby. RSO Got careers, elevating. Oh, God. Woke up looking for a job see found out run the city shares cruise.

[A]

The family dedication her rich service and.

[C]

Integrity models that I live by Describe me, what's the password? Stronger together Sheriff. Off a team? No, serving the committee like shooting up.

[A]

Free throws Steady hands, steady mind when the calls come through gotta think fast, act right?

[C]

Cause that's what heroes do from the academy to the frontline crew if you got what it takes then we stand with you how many career paths you got?

[E]

There's too many options I'm gonna get.

[C]

Trained up while everybody's watching it's about lifting up those who need care Certified.

[A]

Respect by the shoe that we wear.

[C]

For pre academy to a law enforcement school Helping make sure you pass low and all the rules Agency got a.

[E]

Buzz, you know they not like, like us.

[A]

What are you waiting for?

[C]

Are you applying? RSO is probably hiring.

[A]

Okay, so I'm gonna be the first one to speak on this. All right. That is from my hometown. Oh, now I can tell you. I can tell you that my hometown. That is a sheriff's office. I'm pretty sure they only do the courts and the jails. They don't work the road, as far as I know. But that was an atrocity of a recruitment video.

[F]

Mike, come on.

[A]

Mike's like another dimension right now.

[E]

He's so sweet.

[F]

I've never seen it with an underground before, but I'm thinking you knew this.

[E]

Guy like, like on the road, right?

[F]

Yeah.

[E]

Yeah.

[F]

That was boss man Uncle Mike.

[C]

I have to be very careful how I say this.

[F]

You don't.

[A]

You do not.

[E]

You don't.

[A]

Actually, Actually.

[C]

Roanoke.

[A]

Roanoke.

[C]

Roanoke, Virginia.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Yeah. So did you notice that everybody's fat?

[A]

Yes.

[C]

Like, everybody's fat.

[F]

I see where you're going with this.

[C]

And it was very.

[F]

Do it.

[C]

I'm not saying it.

[E]

Dude.

[C]

It was.

[A]

Say it. Unless It's.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Is it?

[C]

Wait, we're talking.

[A]

Okay.

[E]

Yeah.

[C]

Don't say it.

[A]

And he knew what I was talking about.

[C]

So it. It's. I mean, that is the video.

[A]

Okay, I'll tell you what. Jails and courts, more jails. Let's say all. All those people are working in the jail.

[C]

It doesn't matter.

[F]

Bjj, you shouldn't.

[C]

You shouldn't.

[A]

That's.

[C]

If you see that.

[B]

I didn't see the video.

[C]

We're not watching again.

[B]

Play again. Let me see.

[C]

Play real quick. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

[A]

It was an awful recruiting video.

[C]

Yeah, it's. It's. If you see that, that's not where you want to work.

[A]

Work.

[C]

I mean, that is not where you want to work. The amount of time and production that went into that, that could have been spent doing other things. And I'm not saying don't have.

[B]

How about Atlanta pd? What did they do?

[C]

Yeah, they're bad too.

[B]

What are they.

[C]

What are they doing? It was where. I want Dominic Izzo to break that one down because he'll still say Atlanta pd.

[B]

What are you guys doing? No, what are you guys doing?

[C]

Seriously, PD is very bad.

[B]

What do you guys are doing there?

[C]

We're working on that area. We got Sandy Springs Police Department. I say it time and time again. If you want to look at a police. Police department and see the example of what a social media should be like.

[F]

Savage.

[C]

Sandy Springs Police Department in Georgia is the. One of the top notch agencies. Chief Kenneth DeSimone. Excellent, dude. That is the example. BJJ, PIT, LVNR. They do it all.

[B]

Dude, I can't name GHP.

[C]

GSP. Yeah. They make you wear the hat, though.

[E]

Yeah. I mean, GSP looks like they are.

[C]

So every. Every Wednesday I have locked up with Copville on the counterculture network. And my guest every week is Jordan Ennis, who is the GSP trooper who's in every. If you just google Jordan Ennis, he is the guy on every video. He's the one that slid across the hood of the patrol car and pulled the guys out of the F150 downtown. And he worked for GSP and he doesn't have terrible things, but they would catch murder suspects and drug traffickers. And at the end of the month they would go. You only wrote four seatbelt tickets. And on one of the stops you didn't have your hat on. And he's like, are you kidding me? He's the reason that dispatch came around. That's the nut not around crew. And they had their own little crew.

[A]

Is that from the movie the Town?

[C]

I don't know where it's from, but I can tell you they pit a guy.

[F]

Oh yeah.

[A]

Around.

[C]

They pit a guy and he's on the ground, he goes, what are you doing? You could have killed me. And you're like, you know who this is? And he rings down, he says, this is a not around.

[F]

No, he goes, he goes, go tell them.

[C]

Yeah, yeah. So it's, it's. But now he, he left GSP and he went to Sandy Springs Police Department where they pioneered taking that GSP mentality into a city. And now what they're finding out good leadership, good policies surrounding agents are now going, send me your pursuit policy. We're going to jump on board. So it's the opposite of everything going on in the country where everybody's going soft and everybody's going to. This agency is setting the. This is the flag. This is it. We're done. We're done with criminals. We're done letting these guys get away. And now the other agencies are going, you know what, that crime fighting thing, we should probably start doing that too.

[E]

Instead of worrying about what good, honest, hard working American citizens are doing with their guns, let's go find the criminal.

[C]

They are, they. He told me last Wednesday on our show that another agency just went pursuit, full blown, a full blown pursuit and another agency contacted them, them to get their policy so that they're spreading the love of chaos around that area where guys aren't getting away anymore.

[F]

I think it's crazy like here, especially in Florida, like you've seen it where it starts to happen and then something, one little thing happens. It's, it's going to be a risk.

[C]

Right? There's a risk involved, risk flying a plane.

[F]

But you got to think, yeah, you got to think like if you don't have that evolved, if, if a car runs from us and the other agency isn't willing to pick it up. We just lost that.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

You know, so these all bouncing off each other. It's happen.

[C]

I got that angle and I have. My other angle is they only chase for these five, seven things that we've all been taught. What happens when your buddy gets shot, your, your partner gets shot and nobody in the agency has ever been in a pursuit because nobody went to a bomb discharging call or whatever all these other calls are. What happens that day when all those people have never driven under high stress in a pursuit, what happens?

[E]

Standby. Hey for the knuckleheads in the comments. That keep asking about Brent Tucker back up an hour. We already rewatch it.

[A]

Yeah, re watch.

[F]

Like you said like when that one day you told me like hey man, you're just like me. Just be careful. I was getting into a whole bunch of stuff over and over and over and getting some write ups here and there. But the way I saw it was like I'm getting the experience now. So when something crazy happens, I'm here, I'm cool, calm, relaxed and getting out of my early years compared to. You have a deputy who's five, six years in, never chased a car in his life and he has murder suspect with a hostage inside.

[C]

Yeah.

[F]

You are not leaving that car like that. That is your priority now.

[C]

They have no idea.

[F]

And you have to put it all out there. You have and which happened directly to me.

[B]

It's like going hands on. If you never went hands on.

[C]

I mean and you have entire agencies that never got involved in that. So it's like what happens the day that there is the kidnapping, there is the, you know, the child murder. There is something that you're required to get in a pursuit and take a car out. You have no idea what to do. How does, how do you manage that day? You don't. You just like cops just they throw stuff at like I'm gonna throw this at that and hopefully that works.

[F]

This is the thing. This is the thing. Policies were in place even at our, at our agency policies were in place that you can only chase for xyz. We still went outside those little bit of a boundaries based off supervised everything too. But it was still my job to be like okay, if I'm going to be in something like this, how I'm going to handle this and project that ahead. Now is that more of the cop individual's fault that he's not getting into these things because you know the guys that don't get involved with anything or is it the command that's like hey we should probably do a different policy for this.

[C]

Well you guys remember as the cops, your first foot chase, no one can understand where you're at, what's going on. You're screaming in there. There's just chaos in your voice. Now you're on your 10th chase. In your calm collect I'm at first and 17th that this is the description. People understand where you're at. They can get to you quickly, you can get back up, they can set up a perimeter. What happens when you know the experience like you're saying you have to put.

[F]

Yourself out there and be able to take those risks. So when you are in that high stress situation, you are able to do it.

[C]

You know when you get the flipper, so you know what you yell?

[A]

What?

[C]

Stop or I'll shoot you in the back.

[A]

Hey, we got. We gotta get a commercial break. We'll be right back. We're gonna wrap up the show, finish some super chats and a word from Brotherhood Blades.

[C]

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[A]

Anti hero 10.

[C]

And we're back to this.

[A]

We're back.

[C]

We're back. We're still back.

[A]

Longer than the commercial break.

[C]

Yeah, we gotta. We gotta extend that. Ah, I need longer to pee because I sit. Woo. Toss me the tasty games.

[A]

All right, so we talked Charlie shirt. We talked. We talked rumors. Let's talk future.

[C]

Future.

[A]

Where's Jimmy?

[F]

He's coming.

[A]

Hey, so, John, what kind of music you into?

[C]

Don't sit on the cake.

[A]

You know. You know, you sound exactly like Brandon Chappetti. Really? Exactly. Mannerisms, everything I like. I've watched so many interviews and I'm like that. This guy is sound. I mean, obviously you know who he.

[C]

Is, but I don't.

[E]

It's wild.

[A]

And your personal trainer too.

[C]

Welcome back.

[E]

Hey.

[A]

All right.

[C]

How old are you?

[D]

20.

[C]

Oh, one more year. It's always, it's always fun. Fun when it's legal.

[A]

All right, you want to tell them about Mondays?

[C]

Monday, Monday, Starting this Monday, 10am will be the anti hero broadcast. Instead of recorded shows that were being done before, we'll be live every Monday. We'll have guests, we'll have Jimmy who's off doing something. Jimmy is going to be a permanent staple. Unfortunately with me stuck. 10am 10am Eastern, Eastern standard time, Eastern Florida time. We'll be live in here in the same studio instead. Like I said, instead of recorded. It'll be a live show and you can watch it throughout the week. We'll have guests, we'll have Jimmy who's not back yet.

[A]

And it's just so. And essentially what we did is we have to rebrand, right? You know, the, the, the guests, the interviews, this, that and the other thing. It was one thing and it's a new thing now. And it is essentially most people are evolving to that. The logistics and the headaches of always having a, a guest every week for you at 7am like it's just a lot. And no one's doing that anymore. We're still gonna have guests. If we have guests, great. But the whole point of the show is going to be more entertainment and information for the over caffeinated and underpaid. So.

[C]

And you know, as live Mondays, instead of recorded, you're going to get more current events, more of what's going on. And if something develops from between the live show Monday and the squad cast Thursday, we can provide updates. We can keep things going that way. So it's a little more work for me. But I'm, I'm here for it. I like it.

[A]

Yeah, I mean it's gonna, it's gonna take.

[C]

I get the drive.

[A]

It's definitely more pre recorded or easy because you're just getting to know somebody, right? You're just getting to know a guest. You know, like Brennan when he was on our show, Mike when you were on Anti Hero, you guys have both been guests. Guess it's just easy conversation. You're getting someone's background, you're getting someone's future plans, you're getting their opinions on things. But at the end of the day, there's only so many people that can walk in the city and sit down. You're like, hey, you know. And so I prefer live.

[C]

Honestly, live is different.

[A]

It's a different area throughout.

[C]

I've only. I'm on episode 27, I think of my own podcast and I, my favorite Besides, coming here to the squadcast is my Wednesday night live show. Like, I enjoy that more interaction because there's no guest questions. You know, how many questions? When you're recorded, then you have to catch up. What did you know? And you get your questions in the comments. It's impossible to go back to the comments and answer everybody's questions from the episode. So I prefer live, where you can get the questions live and. And see it. And I like the interaction better. I think people act a little differently when it's live. You have to be, you know, can't put the hat on. Like.

[B]

Plus, the energy is amazing.

[C]

Yeah. I think you're. I think I like the live stuff.

[A]

So in live shows, you. It. You. It's a. It's a lot more demanding live. You have to be on point. Like, the pee break that you guys just saw, that was an uncoordinated, like, pee break. Like, you know. Yeah. You know, Jimmy's back.

[C]

After we discussed your new role at the company. You just did. Oh, you missed it all.

[A]

Yeah. You missed it all.

[C]

We were talking about.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[C]

So look at this. High tech.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

High speed, low drag.

[C]

Jimmy will be with us permanently on Monday.

[E]

Absolutely.

[C]

Probably every. Every Thursday and Monday.

[E]

Every Thursday.

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

And then I. I mean, I've. I've got some ideas for my own stuff to tie in with the company for the people that are going to miss Drew and talking about the father.

[A]

Yeah.

[E]

Like, I mean, you and I are going to talk about it more, but, like.

[A]

Yeah, for sure.

[E]

Those people that are looking. Looking for an opportunity to talk about.

[A]

The law here and here's the way God works.

[E]

Yeah.

[A]

Is that Jimmy was a phone call to just come hang out. And Jimmy has now become a staple. He's just an SME and a lot of things. He is the. He is the go to for conventional forces and, you know, the religious thing. And, you know, if Peach gets a job here, we're gonna have to have a peace seat, you know, and.

[E]

And then, of course, I mean, I mean, and then, you know, John. John's got just a whack of experience with being a sniper, being a personal trainer, being a cop. I mean, like, it just everything just sort of slotted into place.

[C]

So, you know, you had me.

[E]

Yeah, I knew we had no.

[C]

You know where you had me. You had me at the. Oh. You travel at the speed of light and you get there, you would be able to see yourself still coming.

[E]

Yeah. I mean, so if we want to.

[C]

I mean, like, dude, I'm. I was sitting There watching you say, I'm like, this is the guy, man. This is the guy. This is the guy.

[E]

Like, like, I, I, I, I have such a eclectic taste in what that means. Yeah. Okay. I knew I was gonna say that word. People were gonna make fun of me.

[A]

The marines over here staring at you like he wants to beat your ass. I know he's big words.

[E]

Like we write crayon.

[C]

We only know acronyms.

[E]

Yeah, but like, I, I, there's a lot of stuff, I mean, history wise, that we can go back to, which is my, you know, my background with college, whatever, and then, you know, sniper stuff, conventional army stuff. I don't have any experience with cops, so anybody that talks about like, oh, this is a cop show, never a copy cop, never was a cop. Lots of respect for the guys that did it.

[C]

Lucky.

[E]

But don't want to.

[C]

No, this is a information show that's going to give you a, a, the real deal about current events. What's going on? No filter.

[A]

Here's the reason, like, you got the gavel out, dude. You tune in to radio shows, right? But what, I mean, I know some of you guys are like 19 and.

[C]

You know, they don't know what a radio is.

[A]

Seal, satellite, SF bound, ready to go hard dick charging. But there used to be a thing called entertainment. It didn't have to be a podcast, you know, with X guests every single week. You tuned in because you want to be informed and entertained. Right. So that's what the anti hero broadcast is going to be. If you don't like being informed and you don't like being entertained, then don't listen. It's that simple, sir. It really doesn't matter so much on who it is. It's a matter what it is by who, if that makes any sense.

[E]

Yeah.

[A]

You know what I'm saying? Like, it doesn't have to be one person that gives you it to, you know, and you might not like it, but you also got to like the content that's coming out of it. So if you don't like the content, then we're good either way.

[E]

I mean, I mean, how many nerds has Joe Rogan bought onto the podcast that he could absolutely just buy body, you know, and, and he's sitting there like, oh, yeah, okay, I want to hear about that. I mean, you can absolutely be a pipe hitter and be informed and, and grow your knowledge and that's, that's what we need to do.

[F]

I think the big thing too is coming here with an open mind. It's going to Be. The biggest thing is, I guarantee there's a lot of indifferences just in this room alone. Right. But it's all coming together collectively of giving that information out of how people think. Because some of the stuff you guys said, I was like, damn, I didn't think about that. You know, like, that's, that's interesting. And then I'm like, like, that's one way of thinking about it.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

So it's not like this whole, you know, anti hero podcast or, or counterculture in general. It's not. We all think alike. We all think pretty differently to where we're all coming to the same exact end goal, and that's what the future is going to be.

[E]

And, and, but we all come at it from a, a very similar background. So we come at this from the, this very similar background. Everybody's got their own niche and everybody has their own experiences in the way that they want to look at it. And then that gives you a, almost a. God, what's the word I'm looking for?

[F]

Big one. Find a big one.

[E]

Oh, yeah, it's got to be a big word. You know, the, the committee of ideas.

[B]

Exactly. And if they're paying attention, there's a test. No, listen. If the listeners, if the listen choice, it's multiple choices, we'll go over the answers. We always, we always give something back to them. Like today we talk about ptsd. And I said, listen, if you guys are struggling with PTSD and if you're looking for a gym and have no money, talk to us. We sponsor you.

[A]

When's your show and when's your show? When is your event in Orlando?

[B]

Okay, my. I gotta check the dates. Hold on. I'm glad that this is live because I don't know, I'm gonna be.

[A]

It's October 10th, right?

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

Oh, I'm going.

[B]

Yeah, you can go.

[E]

I'm gonna get beat up.

[B]

You guys are invited. So it's gonna be October 10th, Friday. Orlando. In the next one after that is gonna be in California, San Diego, at the California Police Academy. San Diego Academy. Then this one's gonna be big. Camp Froggity. Yeah. So he's gonna be with the police department. He's going to be with the Rhode Island Police Academy.

[A]

How much? Your tickets.

[B]

This one, all of them is like 200, 208 hour block.

[C]

Where's Orlando?

[B]

One October 10th.

[C]

Where, where, where?

[B]

It's gonna be at the National Guard facility.

[C]

Sheriff's office.

[E]

Yeah, Two of us can't go my airport.

[C]

So it's going to be at The.

[B]

It's gonna be at the National National Guard too.

[C]

All right, what day of the week is that?

[A]

Friday.

[C]

Friday.

[A]

It's come to the point of the night. We're gonna play the two winning songs.

[F]

Wait, do we have any more? Ch.

[C]

Yeah, we have Easy.

[D]

Yeah, we got a couple.

[A]

We got a couple more.

[D]

We got it from Michael, friend of Joe W. You're welcome.

[A]

Oh, okay. Yeah. So my buddy Joe will be. We're all from Roanoke together. He's a SOG guy with the Marshalls, but yeah.

[E]

I didn't know you were from Virginia. I'm from Chesapeake.

[A]

I'm from the other side. I'm from southwest.

[E]

Yeah, I'm Virginia Beach.

[F]

I could tell with the hair off.

[D]

Next one is from burnt out street. Medic coming in late. Have you guys seen the videos of the HOA security guards doing traffic stops in neighborhoods? Is it actually leaving legal? Love what you guys do. Keep up the good work.

[E]

What?

[C]

No, it's not legal. So what they're doing, there's. There's a video and there's a auditor going around recording them. And the hoas are hiring inside the gated community, which the traffic laws don't apply. And it's some hokey poke, like Public Safety Division cops. And they're stopping people for speeding. I don't think they're issuing citations, but. Or they are. No, they're issuing fines based on. So. But it violates the Fourth Amendment all around.

[A]

Right?

[C]

You cannot do that. You cannot stop.

[E]

So you could go to a court of law and fight.

[C]

It's illegal.

[A]

So what would you say? They go to jail.

[C]

They're essentially legally detaining.

[F]

So what they're doing as well is it's going towards points towards the hoa. And you get X amount of points. You get certain fines.

[C]

It'd be like.

[F]

And also you get an immediate eviction. Like seven day notice eviction. If you were at 15 points in.

[E]

Six months, what you're telling me is it violates Fourth Amendment.

[B]

The whole point of the road.

[A]

Yeah, the whole point of this is they're stopping you. That's like Jimmy. Stopping you with force. Almost like. Like, hey, stop.

[F]

Like a citizen's arrest.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

What authority.

[B]

Like I'm not mistaken. The sign is hard. Is a road. I mean, the street is public. So.

[C]

No, not that they're in a private. When you cross the gate of a hoa. I live in HOA with a gift. The traffic laws no longer apply. You have. That road is maintained by the community. That road is paved by the community. The signs are irrelevant. The stop signs don't mean anything. It's a private neighborhood.

[F]

Just like a parking lot.

[C]

Just like a parking lot. They're bringing the police inside the gate. And they did it. One of our agents, our agency did it for a while in off the fifth street southwest. There, that was that neighborhood. They were doing it. And they are stopping cars for speeding based on a non enforceable speed limit sign within an hoa.

[F]

But cops, but these aren't cops.

[C]

And they're not.

[E]

These are people.

[F]

These are either residents or a private.

[E]

If you told me it's a private road, the speed limits can't be enforced, which means there's got to be.

[C]

No, you can't stop them, no violation.

[B]

Do you know that CDC in Florida with gates, with illegal gates, they put public safety inside there.

[E]

I mean that's, that's. So when I got out and I started putting in gates and security systems and security cameras and integrated lighting control and all that other stuff. So we had to do like the motion sensors and all that stuff. So are you telling me that the gates that are there are illegal?

[F]

No.

[B]

In some cities, yes. So I can name feel here that they have illegal gates. You know what I mean? Anybody can just go in, but once again they stop you and they ask where you're going. So people, they think the, the, the, the, the municipality is, is a private community, but it's not, is it?

[C]

Yeah. What are they using for speed? A calibrated laser or radar? Yeah, they are. Or a baseball? No, they're using. So I watched it. So the guy gets pulled over and confronts the driver or the cop and then he pulls up on the second stop where a female has one of the guy and like he's telling the guy like, drive away, dude, there's nothing they can do to you. It is illegal. That, that's tyranny. Yeah, that's where you think this is a cop show? No, that is illegal. That's the illegal detention of citizens before some Karen HOA that wants the people to slow down. They're illegally. Because if you find a dead body in that car, if you find cocaine in that car, it is all suppressed. There's no way to enforce that law. You're illegally detaining citizens.

[F]

But look at, look at. And again, this is not a shot at you, Mike. But look at the majority of people who live in HOAs in Florida, right? Older, they don't care. They like, oh, this is great because we have to say people, people policing.

[A]

Until you talk, until you stop that Karen, she's like, well, the walls don't apply, so.

[B]

And who's. Who's doing the traffic stop?

[C]

It's some like. It's like almost like the shores. It's like. It's like a public safety division.

[F]

It's not even that one of them. What she was a resident. She was a resident inside that neighborhood and she was like. Ominous. Dominus.

[B]

Why is this place so we.

[E]

We in Tampa, we have critical intervention services like that. They. It was started by a bunch of former cops, but they, they all have their CND license and, and. And they have green lights on their car instead of.

[F]

So think about like this. The traffic. The people that. Traffic assistants that they have here in Florida that aren't cops, but they're part of the sheriff's office. Yeah. Community service. Imagine one of them pulling you over and trying to write you a ticket.

[C]

Essentially what it is.

[A]

I know, I get it. It's just a violation. Fourth Amendment. Right.

[E]

So if you were so let. I mean ask this for the viewers. So if. If I, I get pulled over by one of these guys and I call sheriff's department.

[C]

I'm not telling you what to do because. Because if they shoot you, I'm not going to be liable for it.

[F]

I don't think they had guns.

[C]

I would think you would. You would call the sheriff's office or the local jurisdiction and say I got stopped in my HOA behind the gate by some dude saying he's a cop. He turned lights on. It's illegal. It is a. It is an illegal detention.

[F]

I don't think it's going to go there though, because honestly, if you rolled up to that. What are you going to call that?

[C]

Call it now. I think I'm gonna say, buddy, I'm do a report and I'm going to document it and I'm going to try to kidnap me.

[F]

But it's not going to be at our level. Right. It's going to go higher.

[C]

It will go higher maybe, but it's. If. If that is the. That is. That's taking the law too far. That's enforcing it over enforcing the law and it's. It's.

[E]

Yeah. I mean there's only a certain amount of people who are allowed to enforce the law. That would be the uniformed officers that.

[C]

Swear the oath again behind that gate. I can't even enforce it.

[F]

Yeah.

[C]

You can't bring me in there as a, as a certified police officer to enforce your country.

[E]

That's what you're telling me me is that they're Another country within the United States.

[F]

So other than domestic.

[C]

Domestic.

[F]

We can still. We have goats to every single. Traffic laws do not apply unless.

[C]

Unless it's like a homicide traffic.

[A]

So it's just like a tribe or.

[F]

If there's something that's like going to be caused. Great.

[C]

Yeah.

[F]

Bodily harm, stuff like that. I can interject myself.

[C]

There's always an exception to the. Like, the government always has an exception to you. But for the most part, you can't just go in there and roll. You know, you rolled a stop sign, ma'. Am. And they. They did it. I'm telling you. They hired us in and I can't.

[F]

There's a detail.

[A]

We've been on the HOA topic.

[C]

Boss says. Boss says no more hoa. Hoa.

[A]

All right, next.

[C]

That was a super chat, though.

[A]

Oh, man. We were on that super chat. Yeah. Okay. For a long time.

[D]

Let's see. Brady, how much money will it take to never play that again? Talking about that recruitment.

[A]

Oh, my God. Brady. What's up, bud? Yeah. No.

[D]

And last one is Downrange Publications. Tyler, do you ship apparel to Australia? Wanting an air and tie hero tank for the brutal Aussie summer?

[A]

Yeah. Is your summer. Yeah, we will ship to Australia. But as this.

[C]

And as here's what I'm going to take on as this company evolves, because I spend so much time on my phone, we're going to try to expand that where I answer messages. If you're in a place where I've shipped to like Netherlands, and it's really strange getting packages into those places. We're going to work on doing that where there'll be some line of communication for guys in Australia and other countries. If you want production from Copville counterculture anti hero bjj. Anybody in the room, we're gonna get you that stuff. We want us. We want your support. We want to make that happen for you. And we'll. We'll be doing that.

[A]

We're gonna smuggle it in Jimmy's butt.

[C]

Yeah. Dude.

[E]

Downrange Publications not like me.

[A]

Why?

[C]

I don't know.

[E]

He's just been in the comments. Like, you can't look at him.

[C]

You can't look at him. Dude, stop.

[A]

You gotta have enemies, baby.

[E]

Yeah. Oh, you got.

[C]

Now you can get. Actually, actually, when we play the last two songs, that's where we go. The comments.

[A]

Here's, here's. Let us have it in the comments. What we're going to do to play some song.

[E]

Send it.

[A]

And I love the hate. Because if you're still hating and you're in the comments. You are the definition of cuck.

[F]

I'm surprised I still got my shirt on.

[A]

Fan.

[B]

You still a fan?

[A]

So if you're. If you were hating that much and you're still here two and a half hours later. Fan.

[B]

You a fan, baby?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

You're a fan.

[E]

I mean, I'll be honest, man. Like. Like I. The last. I've been to a bunch of. This one. This one in the last one has just been so much fun. It's just been so much fun hanging out. It's been. It's so much fun interacting with everybody in the comments. Like, dude, like, this is great, man. It's like. It's like being with the boys. It's almost like that's for the boys. It's almost like that's our logo or slogan.

[C]

Snooze button.

[A]

All right, news buttons first.

[C]

Somebody can read comments.

[A]

Go ahead and get those comments up.

[E]

I definitely want to hear the beautiful people tonight.

[C]

Leg day. It's all leg day.

[A]

Oh, stupid commercials.

[C]

We're gonna have to buy you a subscription. Do you don't pay for an Apple music subscription?

[A]

No, bro. What? Cheap. All right, let's. Can you guys see those comments for a plan?

[F]

He just followed me.

[C]

Who?

[F]

The guy with the comment comments. Oh, that's awesome.

[C]

The is that thing you have in your hand?

[F]

My phone. Every. Comments. Really?

[A]

Well, welcome to the new world.

[C]

What the is that big thing? Like a notebook?

[E]

They used to do that.

[C]

Can the people hear this?

[F]

Yeah, it's light.

[C]

All right. Monday, 10:00am the anti hero broadcast. Mondays at 10:00am Live on this YouTube channel.

[F]

Just because they.

[C]

They ain't us, right?

[E]

I know, bro. I was just. I was just with you.

[A]

I know you there.

[C]

Okay, never mind. Says he loves you, man. No hate. I know.

[E]

He said. I was like, hey, bro, I know. I. I know, I know.

[C]

Somebody's got to be in charge of reading them. Hit the gavel.

[E]

Yeah.

[C]

You're going to hurt your neck.

[D]

You want me to read them?

[A]

No, you don't have to read them. Can you guys read them?

[C]

I can see them.

[F]

Yeah, I got on my big ass tablet broadcast.

[E]

I'm reading now.

[C]

Do I say it like that? I'm from Jersey originally. Later, Nate. Thanks for Nate Sturham Productions. Big supporter. Copville Counterculture. We appreciate you, Nate. Thank you.

[E]

JB Team for life.

[F]

What's the name of the song? Tyler. Tyler, name of the song.

[C]

JV Team. Here we are.

[F]

What's the name of the song?

[A]

Snot, Snooze Button.

[C]

Mike. Upgrade. I'm not on the casting couch anymore. I made it to the main show.

[A]

I'm telling you, bro, I'm not a.

[C]

I'm not a fluffer anymore. I'm not a fluffer anymore.

[E]

I made it decorate my side of the studio.

[A]

I mean, Mike, it was elephant in.

[C]

The room was addressed. You can go back and listen. Brent Tucker has left completely amicable. He's starting his own Tier one podcast. And we're going forward. Everybody's good.

[E]

We're on to Cincinnati.

[A]

We're on Cincinnati, baby. Mike, it wasn't even 10 months ago we met for the first time and you were a guest on Anti Air.

[C]

Yeah, it was December.

[A]

December.

[C]

December 17th it was.

[A]

We're in September. Look how fast goes, dude.

[C]

Yeah, we met December.

[A]

And that. That skull and the green hat has never gone anywhere. No matter if I'm not here, no matter if I. I die in a car accident or I go to jail.

[C]

For whatever the might be coming.

[E]

Jail.

[A]

The little skeleton in the green hat will always be here.

[B]

That's it.

[A]

Causing a lot of controversy even when we don't want to.

[E]

Hey, Avery, tell them some 17 stories. That's in the comments, brother.

[C]

All right, so we're getting ready for deployment. Sergeant Major Coombs, baby.

[E]

Sergeant Major Coombs looks like Brock Nestler.

[C]

On steroids and a bunch of were getting DUIs.

[E]

Getting popped for steroids.

[C]

So we had the battalion formation at like 3 o' clock in the afternoon.

[E]

On a weekend, right?

[C]

Everybody's pissed. Everyone's made sure their accountability. And he starts screaming at people saying Stop getting DUIs. We can't sprout Devil Dog dogs out of the goddamn grass. And we're in the middle of 29th Falls, California. There is no grass. The closest thing you got is on the officer side. They got a golf course.

[F]

Golf course. And it's beautiful.

[C]

And then some boot gets caught with.

[E]

The sergeant major of the base's daughter.

[C]

Doing donuts on the general's lawn, smoking weed. It was a sao's daughter.

[A]

You got to get a full all.

[C]

All episodes will still be on Spotify. All the audio will continue to be uploaded. So yes, that is. Oh, you guys want to hear about my.

[E]

My boot that got caught stealing a.

[C]

Prayer rug in Jordan and the embassy.

[E]

Came to our base.

[F]

Good story.

[E]

Later, brother.

[C]

Don't blow it all.

[F]

Don't, don't.

[E]

Don't blow your wad now, brother.

[F]

Reserve.

[A]

Hey, make sure y' all are reading those comments.

[C]

I can't see it it I'm still work here I'm good.

[E]

Is the logo getting a rebrand time?

[C]

No, I already said that. No, no. Monday everything will be on Spotify. Everything's going to be audio. Monday show and the show. I've been in more combat than yours and I'm showing my face. Never blow. Never blow early. Don't blow at all. Before you blow early, say, that's it, blow.

[E]

I think there's some talk going on in the comments too.

[F]

Yeah, they're in between each other right now.

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

Like, hey.

[C]

Hey, hey.

[E]

I'm, I'm here for it. Get in the Thunderdome.

[F]

Thunderdome.

[E]

The more lives, the better. I, I don't disagree with that.

[A]

Yeah, lives. I agree. I'll tell you what I know. I, I don't want to sit here and say I know this industry, but I'm telling you what the, the mo. The business model. When I say me and Brent were already forecasting change, it was because we've sat down and broken down the business and we're looking and forecasting at what this sphere is going into. And it's definitely not pre recorded. Shit. Now if you are someone that has a huge name and a. A lot of money, sure, you can pre record all you want, but at the end of the day, I hit the ad. At the end of the day, what we do, we're all working dudes. We all have different businesses. Like live shows. Come in, film, bounce out. Yep. And put out as much content as you possibly can and you're, you're going.

[C]

To be able to see us live. Mondays, 10am I'm live. Wednesday, 7pm Guys on the ground are live on counterculture. Tuesdays at seven.

[A]

Tuesday. Yeah.

[C]

Domizzo live Wednesday nights at nine. And then you have Thursday nights for the boys and Friday night, tomorrow night 9pm on open mic counterculture. We'll have open mics. You're gonna get us four days a week, three to four days a week live. And I, I agree.

[B]

A lot of content.

[F]

We're doing a Saturday show too now. We're hopping on Saturdays and just doing.

[A]

Are you guys live?

[F]

We are live.

[A]

I am on Saturday.

[C]

Saturday.

[F]

Saturday afternoon, baby. College.

[E]

I'll go, I'll go.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

It never had fun.

[A]

Oh, we got sports on Mondays.

[C]

Let's. Let's kill some rumors. The live show used to have 15000 people watching at once. There's never been 15, 000.

[A]

15 000.

[C]

Never. Somebody's talking nonsense. Yes. We have Monday nights counterculture sports, 7pm on Monday nights on the counter.

[A]

Cl.

[C]

That's false. That's the. That's the way gets stupid is somebody Cody writes there used to be.

[A]

That's a battle almost as crazy as the other ones.

[C]

Last week's entire episode just broke 2025 000.

[A]

It's never been 15 people watching for.

[F]

People to do is to go on to YouTube, go on Instagram, whatever. They are going live. You get a notification when.

[A]

When did that person. What did that person say?

[C]

Tony Jackson. Damn. The live Thursday show used to have up to 15000 watching. Tonight's under 3 000.

[A]

It never even made it close to 3000. Dude, you're a love watching the countercultures come from.

[C]

It's going appreciate it. I was a NCO in the prayer rug I got for someone else's dumb idea. Type one never gets better. Where's Brent? We covered it. Brent's starting his own show.

[E]

We're going to Cincinnati.

[C]

Brent's gone. Yeah. There's not 15,000 people just thank him for the prophecy.

[B]

You know. Thank you for your prophecy. We accept in the name if you're.

[C]

Gonna say something in the chat of the realistic. Yeah, come on.

[E]

This is our community. That's goddamn right, bro.

[C]

By the way it should be hard to believe this flag and the same thought process as David explained. Blah blah blah. Rest in peace Charlie Kirk.

[E]

Yeah, absolutely.

[A]

Hey man.

[C]

We're going to bring it to you live multiple times. And that's what we're here for. We have to have somebody over there.

[E]

And we got to have fun doing this too.

[C]

Right. Like but you get to people saying that dumb. There used to be 50. Of course there's going to be people that leave for Brent. Cool as well. They should tell them they stay.

[E]

They should stay with Brent.

[C]

But to stay dumb. I mean that's Democrat type behavior.

[E]

It's saying that there used to be 15.

[B]

Well a lot of these people team cop feel.

[A]

I like that a lot of these people they. They want to see the downfall. Let me before I play Marilyn Manson. Let me talk God.

[E]

Absolutely.

[A]

Let me talk. Let me talk. Some guys I was at the church and we were talking on. I think it was Sunday. It wasn't the Wednesday night. It was Sunday. And they were talking about Charlie Kirk and how people are praising and people want. People want guess who cheered at the downfall of our Lord and Savior? Right? Everybody. They said crucify him. They wanted it. They wanted it. If you root for the downfall of anybody, especially for no reason. I'll tell you what. I'm gonna stop f bombing you I pray for you. I pray for you because you're sad.

[C]

What if you organized it all.

[A]

You'Re sad.

[C]

Yeah. Yeah.

[E]

Look, man, I got so much to say.

[C]

We're gonna. We're gonna get to it. We're gonna say it. We're gonna be live on Monday. We'll. We'll. We'll readdress all this on Monday. We hope you guys come back. Monday morning, 10am we'll be live.

[E]

And we love where we left off. No matter who you are in the chats, we love all of you, and we will. Look, you could. You could us and you could reach out to us the next day, and we will.

[C]

Still freaking, my dumb ass. I. I answer every message, so.

[B]

And I mean, these guys here, they have all the resources. You know what I mean? Whatever you guys need. I mean, I'm talking about. Talk to the listeners now. Just reach out to them. And they were arranged. We're here to help you guys.

[A]

All right, now that I'm calm, can you guys read me the comments? Because I cannot see them.

[C]

Tyler, you're a piece of. Hopefully it's a guest. Brent will be a guest one day. Public school. They love Israel. Anti hero for life.

[E]

That's what copill is not the Lord of the Rings guy.

[C]

Guy. I don't know what that means. I don't know what that means. I've never seen an episode or no.

[E]

Brent, we are here for the culture. This is the tribe. Hell yeah, bro. Yep. Just going to watch both the live episodes after TK for sure had thousands of viewers. You just sound insecure. Go yourself. You're going the wrong direction.

[C]

You got down. Oh, at the bottom. Cussing somebody out twice.

[B]

Easy, Poppy.

[E]

Don't tell me.

[F]

I'm sure the U.S. marshall Task Force patch is badass.

[C]

Yeah, it is. I wore that.

[F]

Are the rumors of Tyler legit off?

[C]

Is he going to be back to end the show?

[A]

No, I'm gonna end it.

[C]

Oh, that's right. I remember hearing that. Are the rumors of Tyler J. Yes. He loves transvestites.

[E]

I want to go.

[B]

And I'm under investigation.

[A]

I'm about to be indicted, and I'm probably going to get taken away by a tac team.

[C]

They learned.

[E]

Dude, my wife got cat called while she was outside smoking a cigarette, and she was like, I was so secure at where I was at because I'm like, there's like 15 pipe hitters in this room.

[A]

She's still here. Does she leave?

[E]

No, she's here.

[A]

Okay.

[E]

We drove.

[A]

Hey, bro, can I spend the night.

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

No, no. She drove in the same truck. So, like, she's going home with me.

[F]

Let me see them hands.

[E]

Yeah, the hands will come, bro.

[C]

Here's another one.

[A]

Let me. Let me talk to you about the biggest lie outside of. Outside of some. Some religious stuff. The biggest lie I've ever heard was, hands up, don't shoot. There was people there telling you they saw Eric Brown put his hands up and he was gushing, run down by the police. Later on, after science determined that wasn't true, everyone said, yeah, we just made that up. So hands up, don't shoot. One of the biggest campaigns in this country was false. It was a lie. So again, believe what you want on the Internet.

[C]

Cb he's the one that cat called your wife.

[E]

Hey.

[C]

Hey. Patreon is still up and running. Nothing has changed.

[E]

Changed.

[C]

The Patreon will be monitored. Everything stays the same, except everything changes. All the logistics are the same. Patreon's the same. Everything's the same. You're just getting an extra show. You're getting a Monday live, and you're getting the Thursday nights for the boys, like normal.

[A]

Yeah. Of course you're gonna get badass discounts from everything. I'm sure Michael offers some discount. Maybe we can get some personal training discounts in there.

[E]

I think we can probably make that happen easily. Easily. Especially for these two boys right here who are freaking checked, by the way.

[C]

I've been working on my legs, too.

[A]

All right, Mike, send us home.

[B]

That's it.

[C]

We appreciate it, guys. Thank you guys for tuning in. Thursdays are for the boys. Don't forget, we are live Monday, 10am for the first anti hero broadcast. We'll see you then. Thanks, guys.