Squadcast (Live) 09/25/2025

Summary

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The Antihero Podcast — Squadcast (Live) 09/25/2025

Date: September 26, 2025
Hosts: Tyler, Jimmy, Mike, Bradley, Angel
Theme: “Part Delta Force. Part Street Cop. All Truth.”
Unfiltered squad talk about military and police culture, conspiracies, war news, podcast drama, community, and mental health—driven by authenticity, humor, and a dose of chaos.

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Overview

This episode’s main theme is the shift and evolution of The Antihero Podcast squadcast—moving from "drama" and high-profile guests to refocusing on real, everyday experiences in law enforcement and military life. The crew tackle current events (Comey indictment, Russia-Ukraine tensions, NCAA lawsuits), respond to community drama over a recent host split, field conspiracy theories (Vegas shooting, Maui fires, moon landing), and break down viral law enforcement videos. They broaden the conversation to issues of masculinity, authenticity, recognition for “regular” warfighters, and the challenges of serving while confronting internet trolls and fan culture—all in their signature unscripted, brash style.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. “Squadcast vs The Sports World”

[00:00–01:32]

• Hosts joke about being in competition with Thursday night sports; proud of their consistency for their loyal audience, unlike seasonal sports.
• Notable quote:
  • Tyler: “We were here first. We’re like the mailman. We’re coming every day, unlike some of you guys.” [01:32]

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2. Comey Indicted & “The Truth No One Cares About”

[01:49–02:57]

• James Comey’s indictment for lying to Congress regarding Trump’s Russia collusion investigation (Crossfire Hurricane).
• The squad expresses cynicism over public indifference and politization of “old news.”
• Notable insight:
  • Mike: “It’s old news, man... you put a distance between it and it’s like it never happened.” [02:39]

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3. Military “War Crime” Investigations & Mugshot Banter

[03:40–05:36]

• Personal stories about being investigated (never indicted) for alleged war crimes; drone footage, butt-stroking detainees in self-defense.
• Light banter about mugshots, fake IDs, and legal defense (“I lawyered up and CID stopped talking to me”).
• Notable moment:
  • Jimmy: “I turned my rifle around and butt stroked this dude in the head about four times...and a year later he went to the Army like ‘I can’t pray right to Allah anymore. It’s your fault.’” [05:02]

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4. Squadcast Roster, Marines' Intros & Deployment Stories

[06:02–09:38]

• Introduction of new squadcast voices: Bradley (entertainment/business side), Angel (recently medically-retired Marine).
• Jokes about “marine vacations”—deployments to Japan, Okinawa, Australia, Hong Kong.
• Reflection on how not everyone’s military service is Hollywood-style action: “Employments may vary.”
• Notable quote:
  • Angel: “Once you become a staff NCO … you become a divorced Marine.” [08:29]

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5. Riley Gaines, NCAA Lawsuit, & Trans in Sports

[09:45–10:54]

• The status of Riley Gaines’ suit against the NCAA for allowing transgender athletes in women’s sports (judge lets lawsuit proceed).
• Common sense debate: “Men should not be in women’s sports.”
• Example: California beach volleyball teams forfeiting games in protest.

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6. Breaking News: Will the US Go to War with Russia?

[10:54–17:25]

• Unusual military order: All generals (one-star and above) called back to Quantico—“unprecedented in 40 years.”
• Speculation about escalation surrounding Poland, NATO, Russian incursions, and possible Article 4/5 triggering full NATO response.
• Discussion of Russia-Ukraine war, Russian military shortcomings, the use of drones, and how the conflict has evolved into a testing ground for new tech.
• Notable quotes:
  • “We might be going to war.” – Tyler [10:54]
  • “If Poland goes to war or feels like they were attacked and we all go.” – Jimmy [13:33]

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7. Comment Culture, Toxic Fan Behavior & Podcast Drama

[17:33–29:54]

• Addressing toxic comments and “beta male” detractors obsessed with former host Brent and internal drama.
• Shift in show’s vision: more focus on regular, relatable law enforcement and military stories, less on “calling out” celebrities (“we’re on to Cincinnati!”).
• Defense of sharing personal backgrounds: “If Jimmy never mentioned anything...people would be asking 'Who are you, Jimmy?’” – Tyler [36:20]
• Memorable rant:
  • Tyler: “If you're sitting in the comment section...you're a beta male piece of shit. I'm sorry, you are. And you're probably fat...never served a day in your life.” [17:40]

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8. Fanboying Special Forces & Recognizing the Regular Warfighter

[21:23–26:42]

• Hot take: “Grown men fantasizing about Special Forces” and how fanboy culture demoralizes infantry and regular veterans.
• Real stories of heroism, small unit action, and high-tempo missions happen outside SOF units.
• Notable insights:
  • Jimmy: "You'd be shocked to hear that we were not special operations...all of that happens in the regular military. You don't got to be special ops to do that." [33:53]

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9. Podcast Platform Strategy & Monetization

[37:39–41:09]

• Frustrations with YouTube demonetization, audio vs. visual platforms, and behind-the-scenes business dealings in the podcast world.
• The squad appreciates YouTube as a cultural hub but laments the low payoff per view.

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10. Current Police Tactics, Training Deficiencies, and Wild Bodycam Videos

[42:08–77:52]

• Debates on practical tactics (e.g., use of smoke grenades responding to active shooters).
• Review and breakdown of viral cop struggle and chase videos—frequent criticism of poor training and lack of modern CQB skills.
• Jokes about “trumping up” charges (e.g., felony escape when a handcuffed suspect tries to bolt).
• Notable analysis:
  • Mike: “A 45-minute jiu-jitsu class, two or three days a week, will have that guy in custody in 20 seconds.” [75:52]

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11. Conspiracy Theory Roundup

[49:01–89:59]

• Charlie Kirk assassination attempt: dissecting bodycam footage, conspiracy angles (missing rifle, “tin hat” theories, secret agents).
• Maui wildfires: “laser cannon” theories, odd coincidence regarding the same public safety chief at both Maui fires and Vegas shooting; skepticism and humor about such conspiracies.
• Moon landing debate erupts – “Did we go to the moon?” with Jimmy providing technical details (reflector experiments, Apollo mission data) and Mike remaining a moon-landing skeptic.
• Memorable exchanges:
  • Mike: “We didn’t land on the moon, I’ll tell you that.” [104:46]
  • Jimmy: “You can shoot a laser [at the Apollo 12 site] … and calculate the albedo… quite a bit more. Why? Because there’s a giant reflector there that was laid out by goddamn Pete Conrad. That’s why.” [113:54]

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12. Community Q&A: Mental Health, Medication, and Parenting

[127:12–133:40]

• Audience Q: Should you put a young kid with ADHD on medication?
  • Group consensus: Try everything else first (diet, structure, alternative therapies) before meds unless absolutely necessary.
• Candidness about their own kids with autism, Asperger’s, and managing neurodivergence within their families.
• Reflections on a generational difference between old-school discipline (“they beat ADD out of you”) and modern mental health understanding.
• Notable advice:
  • Tyler: “I would not put him on meds...people have been dealing with stuff like this for generations and they’ve made it.” [128:30]

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13. Ongoing Banter, Giveaways, and Closing

[139:01–End]

• Super chat interactions full of jokes and supportive regulars.
• Musical sing-alongs by request (Eddie Murphy's "Party All the Time," Deftones’ cover of “Simple Man”).
• Closing appreciation for engaged audience—even “haters” are considered “friends”—plus teasers for the next Monday broadcast.

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

• On toxic fans:
  • Tyler: “If you're sitting in the comment section...you're a beta male piece of shit. I'm sorry, you are. And you're probably fat.”
• On fanboy culture:
  • Tyler: “People just want to jerk off a Special Forces dude...”
• Conspiracy humor:
  • Mike (on Maui fires): “If there’s no memes about it, it wasn’t real.”
• Moon Landing war:
  • Mike: “We didn’t land on the moon, I’ll tell you that.”
  • Jimmy: “You can shoot a laser at [the moon]… there’s a giant reflector there that was laid out by goddamn Pete Conrad. That’s why.”
• Banter about old cop/military training:
  • Mike: “Back in the day you just showed up... If you didn’t, you were taped to a telephone pole and beat with a stick.”
• Nicknames:
  • Chat guesses Jimmy’s old Army nickname: “The Professor”—and they’re right.

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Key Timestamps

| Time | Segment | Content | |------------|--------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------| | 00:00–01:32| Opening Banter | Thursday Night branding, joke about “the mailman” | | 01:49–02:57| Comey Indictment | Reax to Comey Trump-Russia lie charges | | 03:40-05:36 | War Crimes Investigations | Jimmy’s drone story, mugshots | | 09:45–10:54| NCAA Trans Lawsuit | Riley Gaines suit, women’s sports debate | | 10:54–17:25| NATO Crisis | Poland, Russia, Article 4, fears of war | | 21:23–26:42| Special Forces Fanboying | Critique of SOF worship, elevation of regular warfighters | | 42:08–77:52| Law Enforcement Video Breakdown | Smoke grenades, viral patrol videos, bad takedowns | | 49:01–89:59| Conspiracy Theory Carousel | Charlie Kirk shooting, Vegas, Maui, Moon Landing debate | | 127:12–133:40| ADHD/Autism, Parenting | Advice on medication, family stories | | 139:01–End | Banter, Sing-alongs, Closing | Party All The Time, Deftones, audience appreciation |

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Tone & Style

The episode is loud, brash, irreverent, and highly interactive. The squad crack jokes about trauma, PTSD, conspiracies, and the absurdity of modern internet fan culture. The tone swings between defensive (when handling detractors), self-deprecating (old-cop stories, moon landing arguments), and earnest (about the importance of community, authenticity, and recognizing all who serve).

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For First-Time Listeners

Expect laughs, inside jokes, military and law enforcement “real talk,” conspiracy debates, and heated authenticity. The show is intentionally chaotic, sometimes off-the-rails, but full of heart—and determined to give “regular” warriors their due. If you can handle raw language and a few moon landing bar fights, you’ll fit right in.

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Thursday nights: for the boys, the haters, the warriors, and anyone else who wants to listen to the truth—however messy it may sound.

Transcript

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Yeah, it was on time.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Welcome back to the Ass Blaster podcast. According to Rob o', Neill, it's the Thursday night squadcast. Thursday night's for the boys. Stick around. This will be a good time.

[Jimmy]

Sam.

[Tyler]

Thursday night, boys.

[Jimmy]

Thank God.

[Tyler]

Yeah. We are in competition with pretty much every sport.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I mean, it is. It is Thursday night Football.

[Tyler]

Thursday night. Who's playing tonight?

[Mike]

It's bad.

[Bradley]

Seahawks, Cardinals.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's bad. Mets are playing the Cubs.

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah.

[Tyler]

Oh, there's bad. Somebody said there's hockey, too.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, hockey started again, man. Damn.

[Tyler]

Well, and you got the anti hero squad cast on Thursday nights. We were here first. We're here. There's no seasons here, baby.

[Mike]

No, we're like the mailman. We're coming every day, unlike some of you guys.

[Jimmy]

You said coming.

[Tyler]

So this week, anything good, anything juicy?

[Mike]

James Comey was indicted today.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

James Comey was indicted for lying to Congress about Trump. Yeah. There's consequences to lying.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Especially for lying to Congress.

[Mike]

Yeah. We got James Comey indicted before Tyler. That's pretty good. He beat you to it, man. He beat you to it.

[Tyler]

They can get Kobe. They can get anything. They. So, I mean, this is his lies.

[Jimmy]

About Trump, and so this is about Crossfire, Hurricane, the. The. The investigation into Russia collusion, and he.

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Mike]

They made it all up.

[Jimmy]

They made it up, man.

[Tyler]

Oh, wow. They could draft a story on the Internet.

[Mike]

They made up Covid. They made up the collusion. They made it all up, man.

[Tyler]

That's crazy. No one cares now.

[Mike]

People make things up. Yeah.

[Tyler]

No one cares now. Hey, we got the truth.

[Mike]

Yeah. It's old news, man. You put a distance between it and it's like it never happened.

[Tyler]

James Comey. Do you think anything will happen?

[Jimmy]

No, no.

[Mike]

He didn't get the deal, though, right? Biden, like, pre pardoned like a. I don't think Comey was in the suite. I think Comey.

[Jimmy]

The auto pin didn't get.

[Mike]

I. If. Did you see? I did see.

[Tyler]

We ran out of pardons, bro.

[Jimmy]

I don't know.

[Mike]

I don't know if it was real, but I saw a picture where Trump replaced the picture of Biden in the White House with a picture of an auto pen.

[Tyler]

An auto what?

[Mike]

The auto pen. What it looks like when you. The fake signature pen. It's got every president, and then where Biden's picture should be is a picture of the auto pen, and then Trump's right next to it.

[Tyler]

But you don't know if that's for sure.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah. I mean, AI These days, they can. They can make up anything.

[Jimmy]

I mean, did you guys see like, when. When Trump got elected and they changed the. Like, the chain of command board? Like, there were so many places that, like, they had his mug shot up or they had, like.

[Mike]

I think he has. Yeah, he puts it a lot of places.

[Tyler]

Like, he doesn't give a. Yeah, that is pretty cool. I wish I had a mug shot. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

All right, well, I mean, accordingly, according to the Internet, man, that. Your day's coming. Your day's coming.

[Tyler]

My. You don't have a mug shot.

[Mike]

I have two fake IDs, but no mug shot. No, I made it, man. People think.

[Tyler]

Yeah, people think you were indicted.

[Mike]

Well, Comey beat me to it. I was investigated, not indicted. And I apparently slammed the old guy on the ground, choked him. Rob o' Neill had that to say.

[Jimmy]

I got. I got investigated.

[Tyler]

Did you?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, by cid.

[Tyler]

For what?

[Jimmy]

War crimes. It was right after Biden got Sal just.

[Mike]

Sal just text me. So he's got a mug shot.

[Tyler]

He does war crimes?

[Mike]

Yeah, he's got war crimes, too. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I mean, that's actually a really funny story, believe it or not, because it was all on a drone.

[Tyler]

It was recorded.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Would you. Did you actually commit war crimes or can we know?

[Jimmy]

So here's what happened. We. We were doing a hit at, like, one o' clock in the morning. And so I was on Intercourton, and you know when they start passing out detainees? Intercourton handles the detainees, takes them out, searches them. Flex cuff, put the bag over the head, take him to the vehicle. So we got a guy passed back to us, and me and another gentleman who was going to search him.

[Tyler]

We.

[Jimmy]

So we did a leg sweep through him to the ground, lands on his face. And so the guy sprawled out.

[Tyler]

You assisted him to the ground.

[Jimmy]

That's not what I got in trouble for. This is what I got in trouble for. So. And this is all on the Talon that's over us. So as my buddy is searching his arm, the guy, like, lunged out and bit him right on the trigger finger. And I'm like, I got a rifle. I don't want to shoot this guy. I got a knife. I don't want to miss and stab my buddy. So I turned my rifle around and butt stroked this dude in the head about four times. And then about a year later, he went to the army and was like, I can't pray right to Allah anymore. It's your fault. And I got investigated.

[Mike]

That's why you got investigated?

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Anything come of it?

[Jimmy]

I Lawyered up. I lawyered up and CID stopped talking to me.

[Mike]

I plead the fees.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Heather thinks.

[Mike]

Always plead to fifth.

[Tyler]

Heather thinks that we should show break down your video.

[Mike]

Mine?

[Tyler]

Yeah. She was like, man, she was like, do you guys have any like cool videos of you? And I was like, not really. I was like, really?

[Mike]

Not about.

[Tyler]

But no, it's not. It's not eventful at all.

[Mike]

Well, Carl Anderson just did the whole documentary and released it. He's got the body cam on there of yours. Yeah. Okay, so I'm. And I didn't. I gave him the entire file. I said, here you go, do whatever you want with it.

[Tyler]

What'd you guys think of Monday? Our first ever broadcast.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, what did you guys think? Oh yeah, that's right. You guys suck.

[Bradley]

I missed that one. Hey, that's one of very.

[Jimmy]

We gotta introduce these knuckleheads.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Angel]

Monthly my Monday underwater basket weaving.

[Mike]

Oh.

[Jimmy]

Oh, hey. Hey. I. I thought. I thought you would have been. I thought you would have been at church, bro.

[Tyler]

Yeah, it's at 10 o'.

[Mike]

Clock.

[Tyler]

Yeah, but the broadcast live at 10 every morning.

[Mike]

Monday morning. Not every morning.

[Tyler]

Sorry. Not the goal.

[Mike]

Is every driving enough.

[Tyler]

So we got a bunch of good videos on this.

[Mike]

You still introduce them?

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah, sorry.

[Jimmy]

Go ahead, Jimmy. Oh, okay. Oh, so no, they need to introduce themselves. I didn't write it down. I know this guy and I don't think I'm qualified to. To give your background. And then this guy was his buddy and team leader.

[Tyler]

Both marines.

[Bradley]

He's a sergeant of mine.

[Jimmy]

Okay, so. So introduce yourself. Right.

[Bradley]

No, that was the other two weeks in a row.

[Mike]

We've had two.

[Bradley]

We're both com. Marines. Just did, you know, four years got out. I do a little entertainment background work now and.

[Jimmy]

Okay, well, shout yourself out, dude.

[Tyler]

What? What?

[Bradley]

My handle and everything?

[Tyler]

No, well, yeah, that. But like you. You. I remember you originally reached out to us. You like, if you need any help.

[Bradley]

Yeah, exactly. Yeah. I'd reached out to the guys here. You know, I'm a big fan of what they do and big fan of the show in general and the environment here on the squadcast. And I'd reached out to Tyler and it offered just to assist with anything that may be needed on the background. So, you know, I work in the business side of entertainment so I do all the boring tedious like the documentation and pitching and brand work and stuff. So happy to be here and appreciate you guys for having me.

[Tyler]

Yeah, man.

[Angel]

Everybody again. My name is angel, so my Instagram handle is at Bustini So I kind of stay, like, a little, like, underground, you know, So I stay away from everything. So I actually retired last year, so I was medically retired, so I didn't get to make it all the way to the 20. I tried, you know, so. But I've been out for about a year now.

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Angel]

And moved back down to Florida. I'm not originally from Florida. The main reason that I bought the, uh, that I came back here was because my children's mom actually lives down.

[Mike]

The road from here.

[Jimmy]

So you're a divorced Marine?

[Angel]

Yeah, I mean.

[Jimmy]

I mean, once you become.

[Angel]

Once you become a staff and CEO.

[Jimmy]

I was gonna say, like. Like what you got out of the staff? Yeah.

[Mike]

Somebody said, call ice on you. I know I should have kept it. We're gonna have to check your papers.

[Tyler]

I like to Home Depot, and that's.

[Angel]

Actually what I do now since I've gotten out. I just line up at Home Depot.

[Mike]

And hope you get tackled and get a lawsuit.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, exactly.

[Angel]

Hopefully they don't ask for my papers, but yeah, really. Just going to school now, and Maddie over here invited me, and I was like, why not?

[Jimmy]

Yeah. So how many did you did you guys. You both deployed together, right? How many pumps did you guys both do? Just one. You did three. Where at?

[Mike]

How many pumps did you guys do?

[Angel]

We also have the Muse, right? The Marinx Expeditionary, you know, units. So we got to go afloat, so.

[Mike]

And now.

[Angel]

So it's more like a vacation. Right. So.

[Jimmy]

Wow, the Marine Corps vacation.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I mean, hey, you heard it here first, guys. Go to your local Marine recruiter.

[Angel]

So, yeah, we got to go. Japan, Okinawa, Australia, Hong Kong. And it was basically just a boost.

[Jimmy]

Cruise, so that's pretty dope.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that's not the average Marine experience.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Employments may vary. What else?

[Mike]

We got Riley Gaines suing the ncaa. Naacp.

[Tyler]

You can't flip that.

[Mike]

I don't think Riley Gaines's lawsuit against the NCAA was allowed to go forward, which common sense is kicking in. She's suing the NCAA for allowing transgenders into women's sports. So they tried to file. NCAA tried to file a. Like a right to sue. You can't sue us. And the judges said, no, you go forward with it. So I'd love to see common sense taken over in America where men should not be in women's sports. And I hope that lawsuit goes all the way. And I hope the NCAA pays heavily for.

[Angel]

Why would they want to take a pay cut?

[Mike]

Yeah, the dudes make more because they can't. They're the Dudes that go into women's sports are betas. So I saw. I also saw the women's. The California, like, beach women's volleyball team has a transgender, and they're forfeiting their, like, ninth game in a row.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Nobody playing. They're like, we're done with this. So even in California, like, are they having to forfeit? No. Therefore, the other teams are going. We're not playing. Yeah, yeah. They're doing. They're doing what's right. They're not playing against men.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So it's like, common sense is somewhat starting to win over the. Which bathroom you're supposed to be in.

[Jimmy]

And. And we might be going to war.

[Tyler]

Okay, so what's this. What's this deal with Russia that I'm. Within the last hour. What do you got?

[Jimmy]

Okay, so, I mean, let me pull up my notes here, because I got to be the fucking smart guy. Okay? So today, sometime today, every single one star and above in the United States military was ordered back to Quantico, Virginia.

[Tyler]

Every single one.

[Jimmy]

Every.

[Tyler]

There's got to be thousands, right?

[Jimmy]

That's not opsec, is it? Yeah, it's. It's out there. It's out there. Open source. I mean, like, if you're gonna attack, now's the time, bro.

[Angel]

Don't do it now.

[Tyler]

Right.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, but I mean, actually, we'll probably be more effective with all the generals gone. Be totally honest with you. We all know that. So they're all going back to Quantico now. There's a couple of different scenarios, right. This might be, like, Pete Hegseth, like, flexing his muscles, going like, hey, guys, this is the hard line in the sand on X policy. But you could have done that through a vtc. You didn't have to bring everybody back. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So that's pretty significant.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, it was. It's. It's never. In the last 40 years, it's never been done. Never.

[Mike]

Interesting. Why. Why do you think they. Somebody just said this in comments, too. Why do. Why do you think they publicize that?

[Jimmy]

Well, I think it got. I think, first of all, it got leaked. Yeah. Yeah.

[Tyler]

I mean, like, applying every general and then.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. I mean, you can't even put that out with somebody.

[Mike]

Something like we're giving away Girl Scout cookies or something like. It's a something.

[Tyler]

It's a training drill.

[Mike]

Yeah. Just in case we need to recall everybody. We're doing it like.

[Jimmy]

But, you know, the big one is. So the. The biggest speculation right now is that because of Trump basically said, hey, like, we're done dealing with Russia. They're not dealing with us in good faith.

[Tyler]

Wait, wait, wait, I missed that part too. Oh, yeah, Trump's publicly stated he's done with Russia.

[Jimmy]

Oh, he's done. He's done trying to negotiate with them. They're not negotiating.

[Tyler]

And we're negotiating peace in the Ukraine. Okay, what are we still talking about nukes or. No, like, what?

[Jimmy]

They haven't said anything about nukes, but the. So Russia incurred. So they sort of flew combat aircraft into Poland and Estonia and they said it was by accident. Yeah, yeah. They accidentally flew a bunch of MiGs and drones. And. And so right after that, Poland went to the, to NATO and was like, hey, Article 4. Article 4 in the NATO treaty basically says, like, hey, we need to think about going to war now, because this is pretty close. So that was a big deal. And if that's the case, then like the next One is Article 5, which is an attack on one, is an attack on all. But I mean that like, so if Poland goes to war or feels like they were attacked and we all go.

[Mike]

It wasn't until my comment, there was, there was a video that came out like last week where a drone crashed into like an apartment building.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And it was bad. Like it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. In Poland.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah. So. And then Russia's foreign minister, so basically their head diplomat basically said either NATO is purposely helping Ukraine or you guys are incompetent. Either way, we've got to defend ourselves.

[Mike]

And Trump's got a little bit of pressure on him here because he, all his, his re election speech was this would have never happened with Russia. Russia cooperated immediately. His two biggest campaign points were the border and Russia. Like, so he's, I guess he's got a whole promise. He's keeping one promise. So maybe we go to war with Russia on the other one if they keep it up.

[Tyler]

Yeah. What would Russia be like?

[Jimmy]

Wow, probably. I mean, if they're getting held back by Ukraine, I think we're good, bro. I think we're good.

[Tyler]

They're getting their asses.

[Jimmy]

I mean, like, you guys have been at this for what, three years and haven't made it.

[Tyler]

Are they ever, like, is there any, like, what's their, what do you think their plan is?

[Jimmy]

Russia.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Just keep going until there's no more Russia, I think.

[Jimmy]

So Russia feels like you gotta, you gotta remember who Vladimir Putin is. Vladimir Putin was a KGB agent.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

He's a bad guy. He's like a Bond level villain. Okay. You know, he, you know, he's the guy, you know, putting poison into people and they keel over dead a day later.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

So his feeling is. And you can kind of almost see where he's coming from, like, hey, we're surrounded by NATO and we're kind of over you guys having missiles like 20 minutes from Moscow. That sucks. So we don't want Ukraine to be in NATO. And then I think it was. Somebody in the chat will correct me. I think it was 2016, 2017. No, might have been earlier than that. He forcibly took back the Crimea, which is this little.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I remember that. That was 2014.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah. So he took that back and he was like, okay, we're done. We're not moving any further. And now they are the Russians. Their whole stated goal was to take back this whole region that is ethnically Russian speaking, which, by the way, is the same thing that Hitler used to take back parts of Czechoslovakia and Austria and places like that in prior to World War II.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

So it's. I think, personally, I, I think that they thought this was going to be way over, way sooner. It wasn't.

[Tyler]

They. That's a hundred percent true. I think that they thought they were going to go in and clean shop and it didn't happen.

[Jimmy]

Well, they didn't PMCs their vehicles and I know, I'm dead serious. They didn't PMCS their vehicles.

[Tyler]

Well, they're probably from the 80s.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So they had like Ukraine is them up with those little drones, dude. I mean, I see all those videos daily. I mean, little drones come in.

[Jimmy]

Those Russian guys are like watching people's last moments.

[Mike]

It does suck like the whole Charlie Kirk thing too, to see like, that dude didn't even get the dignity of like his entire demise is videotaped.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And now it's like you see these, these wild sites that post all that stuff and you just see the last seconds of multiple lives daily flying into the foxholes, flying into the fighting positions and just.

[Jimmy]

I mean, I.

[Mike]

The things are tiny. I mean, just little drones, dude. Just.

[Jimmy]

I dealt with IEDs. You dealt with the IEDs? You guys dealt with IEDs? Drones scare the out of me.

[Mike]

Terrifying.

[Bradley]

You don't think they're using this war at this point just to test new technology? I mean, that's what I feel like now it's just more about perfecting their side of it and prolonging it.

[Mike]

I mean, yeah, it's a wild, like, you forget it's even going on. Yeah, it just, it's just every now and then you see a video like, oh, yeah, they're still fighting. It's like, what? But, I mean, I don't think we're giving them the money we were once giving Ukraine. Like, we were handing that over.

[Jimmy]

But I got a text message that said it's because Jesus is coming back to the Rapture.

[Mike]

I believe. I wouldn't. I mean.

[Tyler]

Well, I will say this right now.

[Jimmy]

I will.

[Mike]

It's a good time. Go ahead. Say, go ahead.

[Jimmy]

Go ahead, dude.

[Tyler]

All right, Y' all want a bad guy? I'll give you a bad guy. Right. If you're. If you're sitting in the comment section literally talking about a podcast that you're not gonna watch, you're a beta male piece of. I'm sorry, you are. And you're probably fat. And they don't like when I say we trim the fat. But I guarantee you never served a day in your life. So if you want to stay in the chats, by all means do. But, you know.

[Jimmy]

It'S sad.

[Mike]

It's only sad. It's obviously, there was like five.

[Tyler]

There you go. You got the angry Tyler.

[Mike]

That wasn't very good, dude.

[Jimmy]

You can try to jot it down. You gotta take more of those pre workout.

[Mike]

You know, there's times when there was four or five weeks where there was Coho. And I guess once you make the announcement, then everybody bails and it's. Again, if you're. If that's all you want to talk about is. I mean, do you really talk? You comment and he talks and then it's like, it's over. I think this is going to be a little bit more everyday, real stuff that everybody can talk about.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I mean, if I sat in a room with a bunch of special Ops guys, I don't think I'd be long in the conversation. Like, I would. I would have a little bit like, oh, yeah, yeah, I remember. I know what a C130 is. Like, I. I know what a parachute is. You start talking like this guy too, with all this. The acronyms are out. I love it. Yeah, Like, I'm pumps. I'm, like looking it up. Yeah. I mean, pumps. I'm like, takes me about four.

[Jimmy]

But they knew.

[Angel]

What is it, a marathon?

[Mike]

So it's, It's. It's obviously things are gonna. People are still saying, where's Brent? Brent started his own show. There's. I was looking into Patreon. There's a conspiracy. Everybody likes a good conspiracy. There has to be more. There has to be more that has. It's like, did you expect your favorite Quarterback to quarterback for 70 years. Like, at some point he goes, hey, I want to go test the market.

[Jimmy]

At some point, Tom Brady had to come to Tampa.

[Mike]

Yeah. That's the only way they're gonna win a Super Bowl. So that, you know, go. Right. So. Oh, and I. I respect the fan thing, but when you take it to a level, like you said to come in the comments, and then I'm telling you to your face, I'm not listening to the show that I'm in right now. Watching. I'm not watching it. It's like, you know, whatever, man. Whatever.

[Jimmy]

I mean, look, man, again, we're on to Cincinnati. Okay.

[Mike]

You were dying to say it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, we. We are. I mean, like, I mean, we're never.

[Mike]

It's. I mean, I. I will.

[Tyler]

I'll give them some. I'll give them juiciness if, you know, they want, like, the. It's entertainment. It really is. It's transparent entertainment. I'm sorry that every single detail that some people think that they have to know or they have a right to know is not going to be told right now. It's, you know, it's literally the dumbest thing in the world.

[Jimmy]

But somebody said, bring in a hot tub, fill it with your lady's problem solved.

[Mike]

I would do it. Yeah. Yeah. And. And I. I don't know. I'm. We're on to Cincinnati. Yeah, I mean, we're on Cincinnati.

[Tyler]

Let's break down some Instagram videos.

[Mike]

We cannot call. I just saw Chat. We cannot call. Mondays is going to be the call in show. And I've got. I've got three or four guys already lined up. Mondays is going to be more call in, text, in interaction. That's what we're trying to do. We're trying to keep this show kind of what it was. So we're gonna break down some videos, do that kind of stuff. But, yeah, I might throw some. Keep it on the Patreon. I might throw, you know, a 3am pick in there. But we're gonna break down some videos.

[Jimmy]

There's so many guys that are like, answer the goddamn phone call.

[Mike]

Oh, dude. I got. Yeah, I got a guy called me in the gym and he was mad that I didn't continue the conversation for Monday. So.

[Tyler]

Actually, I tell you what I got. I'm still pissed. Bring it down. Oh, bring it down. Oh, bring it down. Oh, right there. That one that says. Yep, that one. I felt me and you filmed this.

[Mike]

This is before me.

[Tyler]

No, you're in it.

[Mike]

Oh, this one. I thought it was the one about your mission, your goal, that which is coming to fruition. Okay.

[Tyler]

No, this was, this is something that me and Mike filmed for counterculture back in the day. I just kind of went off the cuff. It speaks volumes about some of the men in our culture. In fact, we've been hit up by reporters for the, I want to say Forbes, but it was for the military side of things and filmmakers. And they all asked, what is the deal with grown men fantasizing about Special Forces guys? And they just. People are like, they don't understand the culture, but they see that and so play this video and don't mind Mike's fat neck, but they just, they just want to sit there and jerk off a Special Forces dude. I'm just gonna get on podcast. Podcast. Because these beta males that are never gonna do anything like this, look at me like a God. Why not?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Why not capitalize on it and now are just straight up lying.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Because they got to compete with each other's stories.

[Jimmy]

I think it's more of like, they're.

[Tyler]

Trying to just continue staying in the.

[Jimmy]

Spotlight once they've gotten there.

[Mike]

So the fanboying has caused maybe the wind to go on the fire and grow. It mean you can't be the same guys that went over season, did the same thing. I have to have a reason to be more important than you so I can be on the next podcast.

[Tyler]

It really has demoralized your average. Your what's called an average warfighter. We get inboxes all the time saying, like, I didn't do anything special. I was just an infantry guy. Like, right, bro, you signed up to do the job. Even these guys won't. I say the same thing.

[Jimmy]

I'm like, bro, don't ever say that again.

[Tyler]

A lot of these guys. So I could say a lot of. So if you one gets mad and confronts me, I could say I was, I say all, they're narcissists, and they really, truly do believe they're better than you. Yeah, but they'll go, oh, we're the same, bro. Until you challenge them a little bit, then you're going to see their real side. A lot of them are not as humble as they come off. Some of them are.

[Jimmy]

I don't like how you took your sunglasses and looked at me about to.

[Mike]

I didn't know what was going.

[Tyler]

But they just, all right, gentlemen, tell me I'm wrong. Debate me.

[Jimmy]

I, I, I, I can't actually say anything about this because, to be quite.

[Tyler]

Honest, are you a Special Forces?

[Jimmy]

I, I Fell into the trap of, you know, because I grew up at Bragg in the 90s, like, I. I knew a lot of these people. I fell into the. Or at least I knew the organizations. And I fell into the trap of, man, these guys are really doing cool. But I can also tell you that once I got into the infantry.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

First of all, when I first got. I mean. And we're probably going to have my old first heart. Who retired just recently as a sergeant major on. Right.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I talked to him when I first got to my unit, and this was right after September 11th.

[Tyler]

I was hoping for a way better rebuttal.

[Jimmy]

Hold on. Well, let me get.

[Tyler]

You're like the guy on the phone.

[Jimmy]

Okay, okay, okay.

[Tyler]

Fair enough.

[Mike]

He's warming up. I don't remember what you asked him at that point.

[Jimmy]

When I first got to my unit, I remember going, I. I fucking love it here. I can't imagine being anywhere else. And I wanted to do that job. And I felt like I was absolutely where I needed to be. And so once I got into the infantry and I started hearing all the soft guy stories, I mean, I was a sniper. When they move or in the book American Sniper came out now, people were like, oh, did you read the book? I'm like, no, man. Because I did that downrange. Why do I care? I was a sniper downrange. I don't care what some Navy SEAL did. I know all about what being a sniper is. Pissing in bottles and in bags, doing reconnaissance for hours on end.

[Tyler]

You have to. In bags.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Everything that goes into the hindsight comes out of the hindsight. Unless. Unless you're a certain group of people who I won't name because I don't want to piss any off. Oh, my God.

[Mike]

No pissing anybody off anymore. Well, it is what it is, man. And so it's not a. I don't look at it as a competition either. Like, this is the show. This is where the show went. And I don't. I don't have a problem if you like. It's like when you're fighting with your lady, you really don't want to leave, but you say, I'm leaving. Instead of just leaving. He's like, but I'm gonna leave. I'm still leaving. Like you want. You're looking for a reaction. So I think a lot of these people are looking for a reaction, and I have to walk this line. I don't want to say anything. It's just either like, the show, you don't. I always. When I First told. When you told me again, you had to plan. This was never going to last forever. You guys had always talked about split. Six months ago was the first time I heard about it.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So you're gonna. It's not like TV shows change the main character. And again, he was the main character. Everybody enjoyed that. I have gotten a lot of messages from regular cop. I love using the word regular now. Just regular old cops that put their life on the line every day. And regular military guys who just did regular stuff like almost get blown up or get blown up, who said, hey, now, I feel like you guys can bring a little more light to that subject. And that's the way the ship. The. The ship is sailing. I didn't even mean to say that, but it came out. Yeah, that's the way, like about my Navy guy. That's the way it is. And I think you're gonna lose people that want to come in the chat and say, I want to see Brent. And then you're going to get people that go, hey, that's a show that all they talked about was Special Forces and they don't even know about. Now they're talking about some other stuff. Maybe I'll tune it. Maybe you won't. Maybe we'll be homeless next week. Who knows? But I know you got a guy.

[Tyler]

Putting his entire, we ain't going homeless, baby. We're going to Cincinnati.

[Mike]

We can't use that video. He already used it. We're not going. We're not leaving. Right. So whatever.

[Tyler]

Well, what the. The whole point of the show is it's going to turn in. We're morphing it into a broadcast style thing. So, you know, the squad cast is just fun. We love doing this. This is tons of feedback from people saying, like, I actually just. I go outside, I smoke a cigar, grab some whiskey, and it feels like I'm still with the boys. That's the whole point of it. The Monday broadcasts are kind of more formal, Right.

[Mike]

I just keep reading the comments.

[Tyler]

Dude, what is it? It's.

[Mike]

It can't be an amicable. Amicable split because Brent hasn't. There's so many that have to have. No. Give me a minute.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Mike]

You guys are. Dude, you are the type of people that want to fight with your wife, fight with everybody, want to argue. You're probably miserable to work with. You have to have drama in your life. If there's not drama, if you're not arguing, if you're not doing something negative, then you. You can't function I can't wait to. When Brent talks and there's nothing there, and you guys jerked off about it for weeks and weeks and weeks to get yourself, and then he doesn't say anything about it, and it just goes on. Tyler doesn't get arrested, indicted, whatever you guys think is coming. I can't wait until it's just back to dudes talking about cool and guns and cop and breaking down videos, and all you morons will have nothing else to talk about. I can't wait.

[Jimmy]

Let the hate flow through you.

[Mike]

You know what? I've been waiting 23 years to be able to ramble. Let me say whatever the I want, so suck my dick. Like, that's what I got to say. That's what I got to say.

[Tyler]

I mean, it's. It. It. It's. It's gonna be more of a slow progression, obviously, you know, for us, we're. There's a certain. It's a cultural thing, right? So, you know, you don't have to be in the military or first responder. You don't have to. But, you know, we're going to talk about tons of different topics. It's a broadcast more like a radio show. You know, we'll have some fun, but it won't be guest centric. It won't be guest oriented. It won't be host centric, either. You know, I think Mike is the new bad guy now. That's why I took my sunglasses off and went back to a regular.

[Mike]

Even one. Even one of the comments was, tyler, you should be able to control yourself. Is that what you want? You want this show to be a bunch of. You want us to be all Betas?

[Tyler]

We're not cucks.

[Mike]

Like, we'll be very quiet. Hey, man.

[Jimmy]

Dude, the amount of people that like that. That saw the video that I dropped, which, you know, I don't know if everybody. I haven't seen anybody reference it yet that were like, dude, I can't take you seriously. Your emotion is too much. Get the out of here. Are you kidding me? You. How many drunken rants have you got on? And now you're gonna look at me like. Because there's a camera and a microphone in my face? Like, what do you want me to be, Shepard Smith? Go yourself.

[Tyler]

A lot of these guys who is.

[Mike]

Y' all big strict. I'm gonna fight in the comments. We brought the drama. I've been here two weeks. I didn't bring any drama. I didn't bring any drama. Brett might have brought drama. Tyler might have brought drama. That show was drama. I didn't bring any drama.

[Jimmy]

That's a fair point.

[Mike]

I was the fucking fill in when nobody else was here, and now I'm the full time guy. So you're here though. You're here in the comments, watching to make that comment.

[Tyler]

That's okay.

[Bradley]

It's a testament to the success of the platform when you have people emotionally invested, whether it's a negative perspective or not. Like, I see this in entertainment, especially in music all the time, especially rap. One rapper, another rapper, they post something, there's a comment, it's not even anything. And then you've got thousands of people blowing everybody up, trying to instigate, figure out, get answers. And then they're trying to provoke an emotional response from the artist too, to further that because it's entertainment for them.

[Jimmy]

It is.

[Bradley]

They're in the comments, they're entertaining.

[Tyler]

West coast thing.

[Mike]

The same people that tuned in to see all the controversy stood when going after Tim Kennedy and going Rob o' Neill are the same people now that there's not that. So now they need to create it. Between you and Brent, they need to do the same thing now. It's like, it must be problematic. It must be drama. We need it. We need it. It's it.

[Tyler]

Well, and here's the thing too, is Antihero did it to itself, but the podcast went down a negative path of, you know, calling people out. It became the. The. Everybody was like, oh, man, your video got 330,000 views. And it's like, that wasn't a video of anything we're doing productively, positively. We. It was, it was all negative.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's what sells, dude.

[Tyler]

And unfortunately, it. That energy stayed back on the podcast when we are actively trying to go a more positive route. I'll give y' all someone to hate until, like I said, until the fat's trimmed off. And then, you know, it'll go back to me. But, you know, if. If I'm not gonna sit there and be a doormat. It's been told to me by the PR person, It's been told to me by management. It's been told to me by everybody but Mike and Jimmy to, hey, man, just, you know, and it's like all the people that support us, right? Everybody that supports us. If I supported somebody and I saw them just lay down and take it, I'd be like, I don't have anything against the guy, but I don't want to. Like, he's. He's just laying there getting kicked in the nuts. So the E. The. The least I could do is give a big fat middle finger to the fat dudes in the comments that have never served a day in their life. I'm talking to y', all, dog. I'm talking to you sitting there looking at me right now. You've never served and not. Not a lot of people in here. Yeah, no, sorry, not most people, but there's a lot of people in here that have never served. And you know who you are. You've never dawned a flag. You've never dawned a badge. You've never dawned a pair of boots to serve your community or fight for your country. And most likely the people in here that all they want is drama are those people. And I don't care for you. In fact, you know, you. I want to say other mean things, but I won't.

[Mike]

Yeah, and. And some of the comments about calling people out. We're going to call people out.

[Jimmy]

Oh.

[Tyler]

Oh.

[Jimmy]

I mean, that's your stick, bro.

[Mike]

And that's what Copville is all about, is calling out administrative. But why don't we get all. All together and say, who's the real problem? You got your Tim Kenny. You got your Robo Neal. Like, they're doing their own thing.

[Tyler]

They're.

[Mike]

They're pretty much called out. But my. What I'm looking at is like, Broward County Sheriff Greg Toney, who blocked me illegally on his account because I'm calling out a sheriff that's crooked as. Why don't we start getting together on that? Why don't we help guys that are conventional army and regular dudes that didn't have a movie made about them and let them get some spotlight and let's get them some. Some accolades and let's get them into a podcast and sit down. It's a just a regular story of a guy who did nine months every day, 12 hours a day. What a regular job. What a regular job. So all that other stuff is cool. I personally have never fanboyed towards. I was in the military. I just don't. I don't. Look, get it. I don't get it. I. I respect those guys, but I just don't get it.

[Jimmy]

I mean, look, I'm sitting next to. To two conventional guys. I could tell. I. I hate telling stories about myself. I hate it because I just don't care enough for the accolades. But if you want to hear cool guy missions, bro, I have done some crazy stuff, and I got a lot of buddies that have done some crazy stuff, and you would be shocked to hear that we were not special operations. You'd be like, what's a small kill team? That exists. Yeah, it exists. And you do it in conventional military. Am I wrong? Tell me I'm wrong. I'm not wrong. Okay. You'll go out with small groups and go out and set up ambushes and go do hits at 2 o' clock in the morning on IED makers. All of that happens in the regular military. You don't got to be special ops to do that. And we're gonna have plenty of those guys who were conventional forces, guys that can tell you some really cool. And you will just be. Your mind's gonna blow up because you'll be like, you had to be in like, super secret Ninja Ranger Sniper Delta. And it's like, no, bro, that's just regular old Cab Scouts. That's regular old Marines.

[Mike]

Go.

[Jimmy]

Regular old Tank.

[Mike]

I'm gonna say it. We're on to Cincinnati.

[Jimmy]

We are.

[Mike]

I'm not addressing another comment about that at all. Like, this is the show. Turn it off. Don't watch.

[Tyler]

I mean, the questions have been answered, like five times. I've been watching.

[Mike]

But the problem with the. And I. By running an Instagram page, there's no. It's not real news. You could put a reel out and half your audience sees one reel, and the next day half your audience sees it a different half.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So nobody really sees everything that's posted. So I can understand some of the people. The basic questions, but the ones just talking. Let it go, dude. I don't.

[Jimmy]

I don't care.

[Mike]

Plenty of people don't like me, and I've. I've made it this far. I don't give a.

[Tyler]

Apparently, people don't like me either. No, it's gonna really piss.

[Mike]

They liked you before Brent left.

[Tyler]

Well, no, it's gonna really piss them off is that I had a great phone conversation with Brent just the other day, and we were laughing and they.

[Mike]

Don'T want to hear that.

[Tyler]

No, they don't want to hear that.

[Mike]

They don't want to hear that. No.

[Jimmy]

There's got to be a reason to.

[Tyler]

Somebody update me on the reason.

[Mike]

I guess they expect.

[Jimmy]

Dude, there's people in the comments that are like, all you do is talk about yourself, Jimmy.

[Tyler]

Well, yeah, you're. It's your podcast.

[Jimmy]

It really, like, what have I said about me? What? Go find it, bro.

[Tyler]

Well, a lot of people don't understand.

[Mike]

That you have to be Brent to talk about yourself.

[Jimmy]

I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.

[Mike]

I'm just kidding because I'm just kidding.

[Tyler]

I'm saying that. And he would have laughed at that. I'm saying that to get, they have to get to know the host. So if Jimmy never mentioned anything about what he did or his background, people would be asking, who are you, Jimmy?

[Jimmy]

Oh, I mean, and that's fair.

[Mike]

You know, they'd be asking, where's Brett? I don't give a who Jimmy is.

[Tyler]

Yeah, like where's Brett?

[Mike]

And you know, for, I guess a little bit, this is the show that maybe they missed Monday. Monday was new. It was the first week that was.

[Tyler]

Such a good show.

[Mike]

It was a great show. So this is fun. People tuned in Thursdays for the boys and now it's like Brett's not here again. So I guess there's some people still don't know, but then the ones that are just whatever, moving on.

[Tyler]

The Monday shows are fun because it's the first time I've really ever podcasted first thing in the morning.

[Mike]

Usually it's not coming back.

[Tyler]

We're like, we're, we're usually podcasting at earliest mid, mid afternoon. There's always, you know, like everybody else, everybody kick starts their day with, you know, with coffee and a workout and you're good. But halfway through the day drama happens, but happens. You get pissed off, you know, and, and by night time, dude, you had a whole day full of. And it takes, it's, it takes a minute to get in the grind of things and. But I love the Monday morning show.

[Mike]

I did, I did. I like the, the aspect of calling in the texting in. Good, good feedback all week. Well, it seems like a week to me now, but the last three days, very good feedback on the Monday show that I got a bad feeling I'm gonna be coming over here a lot more because I think it's gonna be very popular. We're gonna end up doing more of them.

[Tyler]

Yeah, like I found, I found the avenue finally to get onto radio stations across the country. Yeah, yeah, that's, that's the key because like I said before, you cannot stream live on audio platforms like Spotify, Apple, itunes for some reason. And it's, I guarantee it's just ran out. The first one to offer live streaming audio is going to capitalize on it. But for some reason right now we can't. So when anybody does a live show that's not on radio, it's on YouTube. It's just, it is what it is. So XM series, XM said absolutely not to the entire podcast, which is fine. But you know, we're looking at it slowly growing out, you know, and being picked up on radio stations throughout the country. So what? Rumble, rumbles. But that's still a video platform.

[Bradley]

Yeah, yeah. There's. Right now in the podcast game, there's. There's separate deals. So you want to venture out and seek a deal for audio and then seek a deal for visual. So, like, Revolt would be an example. Like Revolt TV would be an example of a visual deal. Audio.

[Tyler]

But then you can't do it on YouTube anymore.

[Bradley]

You can. Oh, you can, but it would be on their platform, so they would control the channel.

[Tyler]

So the show would be on Revolt.

[Bradley]

Yeah, you would be. Yes, you would be broadcasted via Revolt. They compensate you for exclusivity or other. Other things.

[Tyler]

But you could still run it on YouTube. Yeah, okay. They just kind of control.

[Bradley]

I mean, of course, it's all what you negotiate. But yeah, you would absolutely still use the YouTube platform. And YouTube's great right now because now.

[Tyler]

Well, YouTube doesn't.

[Bradley]

You're able to do multiple captions. You can do collaborations now. YouTube is going crazy right now, so it's a great place to. To be and to grow as a business.

[Tyler]

Well, I think YouTube is the first thing that anybody that creates a channel or does something like podcasting. YouTube's so fun and exciting because you're on YouTube.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

You spent your whole adult life watching YouTube, and now you're on YouTube. You could have. I remember when I had 30 views and I was like, I'm on YouTube, though. And people were telling me in the game, don't sleep on the audio side, because the audio sides were a lot of people want to grow. And you see yourself on YouTube. So you're like, I could give a. About Spotify. I'm on YouTube. And YouTube takes. For the amount of ads that they force down people's throats, we get absolutely chump change. I'm talking everybody. I mean, I just saw a video that was like, oh, my God. Antihero gets 20, $30,000 a video a month or of one video or. And I'm like. I'm like, I'm telling you right now, dog, for every 1,000 views, you get about $10.

[Bradley]

Yeah, that's.

[Tyler]

That's right. You know. Huh. Yeah, it. It can vary.

[Mike]

If I got like a hundred bucks and I've got like 50,000. Yeah, it's not much.

[Tyler]

So it. So you don't really care about YouTube money. YouTube's just like you said, it's a good. It's a good way to get out There.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Bradley]

Good landing pad.

[Tyler]

Yes. But don't sit there and bait. You know, YouTube can stroke your channel. Gone. It's just like Instagram. They don't. They're a private company. They don't have to give you a reason, so.

[Bradley]

Yeah, they just want that ad money. Yeah. The same with the audio. That's, you know, advertising.

[Tyler]

And half our videos are demonetized. Pulled down. Copyright strike, like, everything. So there was a sniper attack?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Yes, there was.

[Tyler]

Stop reading the comments, Mike.

[Mike]

I'm talking.

[Jimmy]

I know. I. Dude, I got it.

[Tyler]

Are you guys fighting in the comments?

[Jimmy]

No, no, I. Nah, I only. I only told Hunter because he said it, like, four times. Like Prince over a tier one. Yeah, dude, we got it. We got it. You've said it 15 times with American flag. They're here, dude. Where's the camera? Where's the camera? We got it, bro. We got it.

[Tyler]

Hunter and Josh, both of you guys, thank you for hanging out with us, Josh. Josh has been here a couple times, too, so they're just promoting their buddy, bro. I get it. I get it. Yeah.

[Mike]

He's been in the studio multiple times. Josh talking like that.

[Tyler]

He's not talking.

[Jimmy]

He's not talking. He's plugging his buddy. Yeah, no, what I miss. No, I'm not going to stop reading the comments.

[Tyler]

All right, let's move on to the sniper.

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah, I mean, I got. I got questions.

[Tyler]

I got questions about wall. I. Like, as in, like, you don't know.

[Jimmy]

I have questions for YouTube. Okay, so did you practice that battle drill as a. As a grunt sniper?

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, you. I'm up. He sees me, I'm down.

[Jimmy]

Well, there's that.

[Tyler]

And then.

[Jimmy]

And then there's her. There's thinner. Sure.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Tentative tactical plan, which is throw a smoke. You know, cover concealment. Right. Concealment's part of that.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Like, can we not have cheap fucking smoke grenades with the.

[Mike]

No, no, you can't throw a fucking smoke grenade.

[Tyler]

Why not? That's a good question.

[Mike]

Way.

[Tyler]

Why not, bro?

[Mike]

We can't get guys to go to the gun range and shoot their fucking handgun.

[Tyler]

They would be. They would actually be deploying mostly in patrol cars.

[Mike]

They would do that in the parking lot when they're sleeping. They would throw the fucking smoke out and then they would go up, and then they would sleep in their fucking patrol car.

[Tyler]

No, no, there was. There's actually a really good video of a cop that was shot, and they were responding to a bank robbery. Three or it was an active shooter in a bank. One of the two or active shooter. And they rolled up, and it was an FTO and his training. You've probably seen this video, and it was all glass. The whole thing was glass. And the trainee took around to the head on immediate, like, on approach. And so I was like, man, I remember watching that video thinking, like, this would be ideal for smoke. Just pop smoke.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

But, like, now you. It's concealment. It's not cover.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Tyler]

But they couldn't get to the guy.

[Jimmy]

Cover stops bullets. Concealment does not. Yeah, concealment is not covered. But cover and all is always concealment.

[Tyler]

So this sniper in Dallas, he targeted ICE detainees?

[Mike]

No, no, he was trying to hit. He was a bad shot.

[Jimmy]

He was trying to shoot ICE guys and protected attainees and detainees is all he hit.

[Bradley]

He kind of did that backwards.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, he. He. I mean, like, that's why we're not hearing about it, because he was so up. It's like.

[Tyler]

Okay, well, I mean, we. We. We really analyzed this. The. The sniper incident with Charlie Kirk. So let's. Let's analyze this.

[Mike]

They put out. I mean, obviously, that one got so much more attention. This one is very vague information.

[Jimmy]

So first of all, this would not be what you would consider a sniper attack. Right. This wasn't a precision round at a. At a. At an individual target from a concealed position.

[Tyler]

Right.

[Jimmy]

This was one guy on a roof with a rifle sprang indiscriminately. He took shots at the van, and all he hit was the detainees. He took shots at the building, didn't hit anything but the American flag. And then when he got moved on by the police, put a gun to his head and killed himself. This is not a sniper.

[Mike]

You conspiracy theorists. How do most active shooters end? Suicide or getting shot by the cops? And Charlie Curse the one that didn't. That feeds into everybody's conspiracy, that it's.

[Tyler]

Have you seen something about. I feel terrible saying, but my wife said it on her podcast today, that Charlie's wife.

[Mike]

There's so many. There's another one that's going on.

[Tyler]

She's like Israeli or something.

[Mike]

There's another one going around with a. There's supposed to be a gun, a palm gun. There's some guy in the crowd that, like, moves at a time, and they're trying to say he took like a. No, look, no recoil shot from, like, the front row of the incident. Like, there's so many. I got that sent. There's like a video on X that was broken down by some guy, Val Venus or something that's famous, not the Wrestling.

[Tyler]

Hello ladies.

[Mike]

But it's like there's so many with the, with the amount of video and you know it from reviewing surveillance video. Like you can make your brain see anything it wants. So if you start seeing 3, 000 different camera angles you can find. I could probably take a new angle. It's never been seen. And make somebody convinced there's a shooter in that group of people that did something that's weird because of the way the video moves. The way they move. So it's conspiracy. I mean Jimmy Watson's pretty heavy into it.

[Tyler]

He's milking that.

[Mike]

Yeah, he's going on it man. About.

[Jimmy]

I mean the. Jimmy and I agree that the. There is no way that Charlie Kirk's body stopped the 308 from exiting. 762 round somehow was magically stopped by what? His cerebellum. Like what I mean like have you seen guys shot with AK? Because I have and I've seen him shot with 762 out of a 240 and an M14 and everything else. It don't stop mask. It's blowing right through you.

[Tyler]

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[Mike]

That's why I started yelling.

[Tyler]

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[Mike]

Very good.

[Tyler]

We give away a lot of Cloud Defensive lights.

[Angel]

So going back to that Charlie Kirk's wife thing.

[Tyler]

Yeah. So you heard that too.

[Angel]

I saw a video. I just shared it on Instagram. I just sent it message.

[Tyler]

Can you be a gamer in a. Scoot closer to him so we can see you. Yeah, yeah, thanks.

[Angel]

So I just shared it on the Instagram. I don't know if you could post it up.

[Tyler]

Did you send it to go to requests maybe?

[Angel]

That's me right there.

[Jimmy]

Yep.

[Mike]

So see if you can pull that.

[Tyler]

Well, we got Instagram video.

[Angel]

It's like, you know, tin hat stuff. But you know, check it out and then, you know, these are video. This is stuff that they see. Right. Put it together. So I don't know, just food for thought. As soon as you started talking about it and say, hey, you know what? I just saw this video before getting here today.

[Tyler]

Is it long?

[Angel]

No, it's pretty quick.

[Tyler]

I have not pre screened this. Don't get us kicked off YouTube.

[Super Chat Host]

You want me to watch it real quick?

[Tyler]

Yeah, no, yeah, you. No, I'm just kidding. You can play it.

[Angel]

So look what she has in her hands.

[Mike]

I saw this. This is one of those things. You can make it anything you want.

[Tyler]

Right? Right.

[Angel]

So again, it was just like one of those things again, like, hey, more to tin.

[Mike]

Ha.

[Angel]

A little quick. So it's just kind of like to spark the container.

[Tyler]

Oh, that does. That probably sparks a whole new side of conspiracies with the.

[Jimmy]

You're our resident, I love conspiracies guy.

[Tyler]

I just don't think there's any conspiracies to the Charlie Kirk assassination.

[Jimmy]

I. I really don't. I. The only Thing I want to know is how the. I mean, we saw his X fill where the. Was his rifle.

[Tyler]

Didn't we come. We. We did talk.

[Jimmy]

We talked about.

[Tyler]

We never came to it.

[Jimmy]

Never talked about it. Like, if, dude, you can't break that rifle down. You cannot break that rifle down. And he came down off the chance.

[Tyler]

He came off the roof with no rifle. Rifle. But then didn't Mike say that he had a bag?

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah. Well, I actually came out today that he was actually contacted by the police, going back to try to get the gun. Kind of like the gabby patito stuff where there was a body. There was an interaction with him at the scene. Obviously didn't know who he was, but he was like hanging. Hanging around the area of the perimeter waiting to go get the amateur.

[Jimmy]

And he. So. So he was seen. How does that work? Right, so after an event, like after an investigation like this, what are they gonna go like? We want all your body cameras.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, you just fed. Yeah. You upload it.

[Tyler]

Yeah. You just take it off at a scene like that. What all two cops that were there.

[Jimmy]

I know there was like, nobody.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you just upload it. You put it on a docking station, it puts it on the. You know, on their little Exxon website. And then, I mean, I'm sure the secret. Oh, no, it's not the Secret Service. I don't know, man. I mean, the feds are obviously probably investing FBI, but yeah, I mean, it. We. They're gonna. They would have to look at every single piece of surveillance.

[Jimmy]

And so, I mean, it makes sense. But I mean, I. I thought I heard somewhere from a reputable source that Axon is trying to take over the world.

[Tyler]

They are. Was it me? The reputation Reputable? No.

[Jimmy]

Was it Mike typing on his phone?

[Tyler]

He's not getting a comment. Hey, let's do. So let's do the super chats.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, let's do that, bro.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Super Chat Host]

First one's from Backman Union. It's for ten dollar shine down Simple Man Rock version.

[Tyler]

Shinedown covered Simple Man.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, it's actually dope.

[Tyler]

Oh, that's right. Back in the day, they did. Yep. Right? Not the acoustic version, the rock version. Yeah.

[Super Chat Host]

Next one's from Right Wing Nut. Speaking of being men, my son asked me why I'm paying money to talk to dudes on the Internet.

[Tyler]

That's a.

[Jimmy]

That's valid.

[Mike]

It's a valid question.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I mean, support. Yeah, man, I'm trying to support the show, son.

[Jimmy]

I like these guys and I want to help. I want to Help them not have to eat ramen.

[Mike]

Brent left. We're trying to help them out.

[Super Chat Host]

Next one's from William. Do you. Did you hear about the three police officers killed in York, pa?

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, we covered that on Monday.

[Tyler]

We covered it twice.

[Jimmy]

Three times. Yeah, we covered it today. It happened. We covered it again and then we covered.

[Mike]

I would like to see the actual breakdown of that because I suspect it was very minor. Warrant. It was like a stalking warrant.

[Tyler]

You thought they were just.

[Mike]

No, it was a regular old, like, warrant. Walking up. This was a regular warrant, like I've done a thousand times where you walk up to the house. A guy was in a barn, I guess, in sniper position, and a couple four, five, six dudes rolled up to, like, serve a warrant, which we've all done with our buddies, and they got smoked.

[Jimmy]

Well, I mean, you know, like the. You know those St. Pete cops that got killed doing a warrant in 2011. I would never have gone a. Into a attic.

[Mike]

No, no. And there's no. And. And here's the thing.

[Jimmy]

Because we're.

[Mike]

We just don't.

[Jimmy]

No, I'm not disparaging. No.

[Mike]

And you don't. You don't. But what happens is in the cop. The mentality of cops is we've always done it this way.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So if you were a brand new cop in like 2001, two. And they're like, hey, bro, we're going to throw you in the attic and go. You're going. You don't question it. You're not allowed to question it.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Mike]

Then you get smoked. And they're like, we shouldn't go up in the attic anymore. I mean, and then it goes. The next thing that happens, and it's like, hey, because look at like CQB and fighting around a car. Yeah, that's cheap. But then some. I saw a wild video today where the chick is, like, standing in her. Anyway, but we've now learned to use the pillars of cars. More steel. Technology has helped us learn where to stand. They got this little cool thing. It's called a vest. You wear that bullet stop. It stops bullets.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, but. Good. But I don't want to wear.

[Mike]

So as technology has and things have happened, it always takes something bad to go, we shouldn't do that anymore. So unfortunately, we did. I mean, I remember when I was in dope in 05 or 06, I went in. Dude, I was doing search warrants and cargo pants and a football jersey, man.

[Jimmy]

James.

[Tyler]

Terrible dude. Well, we started tactics. We started getting with. We started getting with FDA and using the heat signatures and we would just call them.

[Jimmy]

That's a great idea.

[Tyler]

And we, we do heat signatures in the attic. And you know, if there's no heat signature, there's nobody up there.

[Jimmy]

But I mean, like, it I guess because I watched that whole thing in St. Pete. Like, I watched that because as it was happening and I mean, I had just come back from Iraq and I'm like, dude, we got 10 years of CQM, CQB. Like, did nobody tell this agency?

[Mike]

Like, no, you got. Then there was no such thing. This is new. CQB to cops is new.

[Jimmy]

What?

[Mike]

Oh, dude, dude, I'm telling you, when I was an FT dude, there was no such thing. Yeah, it was even SWAT when the dynamic entries were still going on. There was no rhyme or reason to any.

[Tyler]

Dude, you want to see some, some wicked wild room? Go to fucking 1990s, early 2000s.

[Mike]

There's a NC swap page that shares all those old videos. I follow them on Instagram and they post all the old school with like, you know, no vest, standing at the door with a shotgun. And like, nobody is wild. But when I started there, your room clearing was basically what your, what your FTO thought was a good idea that day was what they taught you for basic room clearing. And it really hasn't. It's just now getting serious and it really took. Obviously it was guys coming back from Iraq and Afghanistan that were taught that stuff. And then they brought it back, said, hey, we're doing this over there. Why don't we try doing that over here? Because you guys are just, you know, building clearing was. Don't stand on the fatal funnel. Oh, okay, I got it. So I'm good over here. So there was nothing to it. I know Orange county, of all the things I say about them, they have a very good CQB program that's taught to SWAT and everybody. So you have one platform to cqb. So you're always going to know what the person in front of you is going to do. And even if they go the wrong way, you just go the opposite way. It's not. But everybody's taught the same. So that you don't have some juiced up SWAT guy going, this is how you do it. And then some new guy going, I've never seen it before. Like they all are taught the same.

[Jimmy]

So your point though was that like you've done this warrant like a thousand times, so they're going to do some like low level stalking warrant and I derailed you and so you're not expecting a gunfight.

[Mike]

It's just like any the routine traffic stop. The routine call. I've been on hundreds and hundreds of warrant searches is where it. You're just like, hey, this guy's got a warrant for petty theft. It's not gonna be a big deal.

[Jimmy]

And he decided.

[Tyler]

And then the other felony warrant from the other state finally comes in. I gotta.

[Mike]

I'm gonna go. I'm not gonna say this guy. I'll tell you how the warrant story. My buddy. Buddy of mine.

[Tyler]

Wait, you want to hit super chats first?

[Mike]

Go ahead, hit him. Yeah, I don't like. I don't like talking anyway. It's your show.

[Super Chat Host]

We got from Travis. 20 and no message.

[Tyler]

Oh, thanks, Travis.

[Super Chat Host]

User with.

[Mike]

He meant to say where's Brent?

[Super Chat Host]

He didn't get it typed in user with 799A. It's probably Australian because he says, hey ladies, watching from Australia, can you explain why in Yankee land police have federal, state and county breakups? Is it effective here? It here it's feds or state.

[Tyler]

I like how you were like, I think he's from Australia. Hey, we either from Australia because we.

[Mike]

Like government over here.

[Tyler]

Yeah. No, I mean the. The more separation and types of law enforcement you get, the better. That's my opinion. What is it?

[Mike]

No, I don't like it. I mean, you want to federalize. No, but the problem is lack of communication between the agencies is a huge problem. We got FHP coming to our county, lights and sirens, chasing.

[Tyler]

Nobody knows no way to talk to the.

[Mike]

No, you're like, hey, I got a trigger going 150 through the intersection chasing a black car. Anybody know about now we have no idea. So like that part of it is. Is a problem. But I agree that you don't want nationalized police either. But I mean, you have fdle, you have fhp, you have county, City Fish and Wildlife. You got like two. All of the booty patrol. You got all kind of people of.

[Jimmy]

All of the people that I would not want to piss off. It would be fishing.

[Mike]

Oh, they'll you up, dude.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, they will.

[Mike]

I actually have been arrested.

[Jimmy]

Arrested? You were arrested?

[Mike]

I wasn't. I wasn't. I was in the army and for Polk, you could go rent. It was great. You rent. We call it the five dollar special. You could rent like a little john boat.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And then a little motor for like five bucks for. Because you're a soldier, you go out and fish. And me and my buddy were prepping for a bass tournament that was the following week. So in order to weigh our bag, we were keeping the fish in the live. Well. Well, there's a slot limit on the lake, and there's a little sign of the dock about this big. So we're coming in at like, 9 o' clock at night. The in. My dad's there visiting Louisiana. Fishing game comes down the boat ram stops, puts us at gunpoint. And all this. I'm like, bro, in the army, I'm like, I'm not a criminal. One of the fish was, like, in the slot, and we had no idea. We weren't. I don't eat. I don't eat bass. And they took my dad because he was out of state. They arrested him, took him to their, like, local station. And then they took me and they wrote me, like, a criminal citation for fishing.

[Jimmy]

Did you get an Article 15 for this?

[Mike]

No. No, they didn't. I didn't care. But when I came back and applied at the police department, they said I wrote, have you ever been arrested? No. And they're like, well, boy, what about that bass in Louisiana? I'm like, I didn't get. I didn't go to jail. And they're like, well, you got a criminal. I'm like, I didn't know what the. It was. Pay like a 200 fine. So I once possessed a bass.

[Jimmy]

I once possessed a bass. That was over.

[Mike]

I mean, that's the minimal. People think I was like, a good. No more bass talk.

[Tyler]

We got videos to break down.

[Super Chat Host]

Next one's from jaw. $20, guys. I served 20 years in two slash 75 and one slash 75. Soft. Has mad respect for conventionally, especially 11B and 0311. I am the one that has been saying, calm down, Tyler, not because I'm Beta, but because I know you better than that.

[Mike]

I like.

[Tyler]

I like.

[Mike]

You are better than that.

[Jimmy]

No, first of all, you're not. You're not the one that lost your mind. That was me. That was me.

[Mike]

Tyler's not violent.

[Jimmy]

Tyler. Tyler stayed at it. I was. It's my fault. You guys can blame it on me, bro. Okay, well, you were in red. That's awesome. Red's. Red's fantastic. I love red.

[Tyler]

What red?

[Jimmy]

Red bat. Yeah.

[Mike]

Rangers lead the way.

[Tyler]

Oh, okay.

[Jimmy]

So the Strike Force is made up of three. It's either SEAL team six, they're blue. Still to force their green, arrange about. They're red.

[Mike]

So they wear black berets, though.

[Jimmy]

No, they do not. They wear tan berets.

[Mike]

We all changed them.

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah. Whoa.

[Mike]

What year in The Army Were you 26.99?

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Dude, they were wearing what everybody in the army got the black beret under Generalson second.

[Tyler]

No way Rangers went to tan braids.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Stop.

[Tyler]

You didn't know that?

[Mike]

No, dude, I got out in 99.

[Jimmy]

The whole global war.

[Mike]

Everybod gets a beret.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Just like everybody gets a trophy. I jumped out of an airplane for that thing. That's still airborne.

[Tyler]

That's still airborne.

[Jimmy]

Yes. So the maroon beret is still airborne, but we took the, the.

[Mike]

So that confused me because I saw you in a black beret.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And I never heard you say you were a ranger.

[Jimmy]

I've never said it was stolen valor.

[Mike]

I thought maybe you were. I was just like, I saw black beret. I'm like, damn, he was a ranger.

[Jimmy]

No, no.

[Mike]

Okay, okay. So yeah, everybody, everybody kind of like.

[Tyler]

When you're on SWAT and your team has like red dot sites and then the chief of police is like. Or the sheriff's like, I want my whole department to have that. It's pretty cool. And now the spot's like, are we.

[Jimmy]

All gonna get ACOGs now?

[Tyler]

And then SWAT has like, you know, badass short barrel rifles, HK416. They're like, hey, all of patrol should have that. It's like, dude, SWAT's got nine millimeter pistols. Then the agency's like, hey, everyone should have nine millimeter pistol.

[Jimmy]

I, I did, I did a training with an agency. So I was training them on room clearing and I was like, hey man, how come? What do you guys got the cans for? And he looked, I mean, this, this SWAT cop looked at me like. I mean, he knew my background. He looked at me, was like, do you know how loud it is shooting a gun inside of a house? And I went, I might, I just might.

[Tyler]

Well, the cans are. They're arguing the cans for safety, that's what. Or for like carbon. I don't know, whatever.

[Mike]

The, you know, two ways ago. I think the can is good for the schools. Any type of gas.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

But I know when our swat.

[Jimmy]

Oh no. What an sbr.

[Mike]

When our swat.

[Jimmy]

My bad, my bad.

[Mike]

When our SWAT team was in a shooting because it would happen so fast, the people on the other side of the house had no idea that they were shooting rounds. So it was like, do you really need it outside, inside? I get. But we had that things like this long. It was terrible.

[Tyler]

But somebody said Copville, Storm Normandy.

[Angel]

No, no, no.

[Mike]

I'm old, dude.

[Jimmy]

To create the bow and arrow take.

[Mike]

Out all you guys talking about all these Military.

[Tyler]

I was recruited by George Washington.

[Mike]

I didn't have a cell phone.

[Jimmy]

I was at Valley Forge.

[Mike]

We didn't have cell phones when I was in the military. Yeah, there's no such thing. We had a squad leader that had a. This is, this is a gay ever. My platoon sergeant. I'm sorry. Had a pager pulled over OJ I was 89, right. What year was that? What year was OJ?

[Jimmy]

I think that was 95.

[Mike]

I was just about to join. He had a pager and he had a notebook and he had 3 million letter combinations. So his wife would text him, like 273. He would get his book out and it turned to number 273, and it would be a message from his wife. Like, look at.

[Jimmy]

Smart.

[Mike]

Look at this guy. I love you. No, it's gay. It was like, look at this guy. I love you.

[Tyler]

How did, how did your squad leader get a hold of you with no cell phones?

[Mike]

Back in the day, you just showed up.

[Jimmy]

Really?

[Mike]

This is really all you. That didn't. Storm Normandy. You guys can be late. You can text in, you can call and hey, my vagina hurts. All this stuff. We didn't have that option. If you didn't. If you were in that formation, there was no, like, call Dilks. He's late.

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Mike]

Dilks is fired. Like, he's going. He's taped to a telephone pole today. He's getting beat with a stick.

[Tyler]

That was also when more people were in the barracks. Like now I was off base.

[Mike]

I was married.

[Tyler]

And you.

[Mike]

If you had to be there, dude.

[Tyler]

But what about, like the. You're in trouble. First sergeants recalling everybody on a Friday night. How did you enter? Yeah, what if you weren't in your house?

[Mike]

I don't know. You were. You just answered.

[Jimmy]

You're like, hey, whose house are we going to joke?

[Mike]

You gotta remember, though, I, I was, I was kind of lucky. I was in the. I was in a very laid back atmosphere. I was in. I was OP4. So I never really. If you want to be real technical, I'm. I mean, I, I. Three years of OP4, I didn't.

[Jimmy]

I mean, so like, first of all, I, When I was a team leader, and then later on when I was a squad leader, I was on post. I had to be on post by 0525 so I could get my ass up in the barracks and wake all of my dipshits up and make sure that they were there. And downstairs at formation 545, when I.

[Mike]

Was on Ronald Reagan's Protection team. Like we had to be in it. Like.

[Tyler]

No, but what you just reminded me, Jimmy, is like the age old tale of like. All right, I want, I want Everybody here at 9. And as it trickles down the chain of command. Yeah, it's 30 minutes. 30 minutes. So now 7:00am 7, let's say 6, 6:30.

[Mike]

And they're like, bro, you got till now.

[Jimmy]

So yeah, so pt. Pt started at 6:30 when the flag went up. What time did you have to be at the company?

[Tyler]

5:30 at the latest. Yeah, and people were still showing up late, so they made us come at five.

[Jimmy]

And we were. But we were in Hawaii so we didn't have to be there until 5:45 because we were in Hawaii. But you go up in the barracks and you got to go, hey, stay in your goddamn barracks rooms. Is disgusting. Get your goddamn pts. You didn't shave your face. Get downstairs, fill out the status board, have it up to Battalion by 6. So you could sit around until 6:30, salute the flag and then go do PT from 6:30 to 8 and then be back at the company by 09.

[Mike]

Yeah, they're right. They used to send pigeons to my house. I go back to the military. You know when I was in was the peak of wwe. Like that's how long ago back when. Yeah, when you were going back and forth to the TV channel.

[Tyler]

I was, you know, I was like 8 years old.

[Mike]

So I lived in a quad. I lived in government, I lived in off post bar or housing and it was quadplexes. The neighbor watched WW WCW and I watched wwe. So I would sit real close to the wall and I could hear his tv. So I would know when to switch the channel. That's how far back I go. Aol dial up Internet, like that was it, dude, I guess, I don't know.

[Jimmy]

I don't know for carrier pigeon.

[Mike]

Like how did you. I guess I don't know how they would.

[Tyler]

Got hold of comms guys.

[Jimmy]

Comms guys?

[Mike]

I don't know.

[Jimmy]

How do we deal with carrier pigeon?

[Bradley]

That's a good question, man.

[Angel]

Depends on what breeder you went with first.

[Mike]

Mike Tyson has a lot of those right now, kid.

[Tyler]

All right, let's finish the super chat.

[Jimmy]

All right, let's see.

[Super Chat Host]

Last one, dude. Duder with $5. Not much to say. Keep on keeping on One love Thursdays are for the boys.

[Tyler]

Let's hear the thing, dude, duder is I caught your chat. That wasn't super and you said 140. What I think was at the time 140 live viewers.

[Mike]

Wow. Shitting on it.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Super Chat Host]

But he switched up. He switched up. He's been talking nice.

[Tyler]

He was looking out for you. Just. You were just letting us know.

[Super Chat Host]

Hey, man. I stream to my friends. I get that. One viewer is my friend, so I'm stoked with that. Next one is Dakota with $2. I know Brent's gone, but where's the cigars?

[Tyler]

It's right there.

[Jimmy]

Here we go. I mean, we need a cigar hookup. When you're not Delta Force, I guess you don't get a cigar hookup.

[Tyler]

He'd send us some cigars if we ask.

[Mike]

I can't stand them.

[Tyler]

I know, Mike. That's a huge reason why we don't. It's because, like, it's right.

[Mike]

If you've never sat right there during a full. And especially in the old studio. Yeah, that was half this size. That is a treat, dude.

[Tyler]

Guys, even in this studio, guys that aren't used to it, man, they'll finish the podcast and their eyes are bloodshot red.

[Mike]

I got. My wife doesn't let me in the house. I have to, like, take everything off in the garage, then wait till she leaves. Next day, go wash all the clothes. It was bad, dude.

[Jimmy]

I don't know.

[Super Chat Host]

My mouth would taste like.

[Mike]

I don't like long. I don't like long, hard things in my mouth, dude. I just stay away from it.

[Super Chat Host]

Our last one is Backman Union. Did y' all hear about Putin putting these nuts in your mouth? That is the last one.

[Tyler]

All right, so let's go to Instagram. Go back to the. Go back to the messages with me. All right, so go up, up, up. I don't have my glasses, but I'm looking. I'm still looking. Keep going. There's a lot of good ones. Keep going, keep going.

[Jimmy]

That's way back, dude.

[Mike]

Okay, it's last week.

[Tyler]

They're going down. Well, I've been sending them for a minute. What's that one right above Jimmy?

[Jimmy]

This one's kind of cool.

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, Just duke in it out.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah.

[Super Chat Host]

This reminds me.

[Angel]

Get a good deal breaks in two piece.

[Mike]

I was just trying to compliment the cameraman, and it stopped. Yeah, he was doing pretty good.

[Super Chat Host]

Did you guys see the video of the one comp that absolutely trucked some guy?

[Tyler]

Oh, it's in there. It's in there.

[Mike]

I made a meme about that one.

[Tyler]

All right, go to the next one. Or not the next one, but start scrolling down. Wait, is that the next one down?

[Mike]

That's good. Yeah.

[Tyler]

All right, go down what is that one?

[Mike]

I don't like?

[Tyler]

What is it?

[Mike]

That's the guy being a fucking asshole to the cop because his son got in a car crash and he's being an entitled piece of shit councilman.

[Tyler]

You don't want to watch it.

[Mike]

You. Can I just fight the guy?

[Tyler]

Let's play it. Fuck it. Yeah.

[Mike]

This is what we deal with.

[Tyler]

Promise you I will do everything in my power as a city council member.

[Jimmy]

To make sure these guys are dependent. Why are you here? He's asking which car is involved.

[Mike]

I want to know why there's two.

[Tyler]

Officers responding to such a simple thing.

[Mike]

What a.

[Jimmy]

We pay a lot of money for you guys.

[Tyler]

That's like a huge. Is good or not? Like half. And so I think you should go patrol Main street. Do your job and I'll talk to him and I'll deal with this. Okay? Go, go.

[Mike]

Put your ass.

[Super Chat Host]

I'll talk to him.

[Jimmy]

Look guys, we pay so much.

[Tyler]

Listen for this. Okay, look, look, I just.

[Jimmy]

Why don't you just hang out for a second.

[Tyler]

Go patrol Main Street.

[Jimmy]

Make yourself useful.

[Tyler]

Come on guys. Go patrol Main Street.

[Bradley]

Make yourself useful.

[Tyler]

Let's not waste taxpayer dollars.

[Jimmy]

Okay? That's fair. I'm willing to do that.

[Tyler]

I want to know why you're even here.

[Mike]

Because they're.

[Tyler]

I am obligated to invest.

[Jimmy]

There's a car that's wrecked down there. Uh huh.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

And you have already talked to the guy and said that your son had run into his car.

[Tyler]

Yeah, And I gave him my insurance.

[Jimmy]

And I gave him everything.

[Tyler]

And he and I work.

[Mike]

We already called and made an insurance report.

[Jimmy]

State farms handling everything.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

And it's also over fifteen hundred dollars. So I need to.

[Super Chat Host]

It's going to be his.

[Mike]

His car's total.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

So he called you.

[Mike]

That's what you.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

That's all you need to say? Hey.

[Mike]

Yes, he called me.

[Tyler]

Yeah, see, see, this is the problem. And. And I'm. Your guys's lack of training blows my mind.

[Mike]

It blows my mind.

[Jimmy]

Hey, Ted, I'm here. There was an accident. Please not step up on me.

[Tyler]

No, I'm telling.

[Jimmy]

I'm asking.

[Tyler]

No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm telling you how you're supposed to do your job because you obviously don't know. Look, listen, hey, Ted, I'll cooperate with.

[Jimmy]

You, but you, you. I'm trying to.

[Tyler]

No, no. You guys have got to learn how to do your job right. We are botching so many things in the city because of you guys and you know that.

[Jimmy]

All right?

[Tyler]

You're Aware of everything.

[Super Chat Host]

You have a nice house.

[Tyler]

That guy's an. All right, go down that one right there.

[Jimmy]

Copville was corps of engineers for the Great Wall of China.

[Mike]

That was a long time ago, right?

[Tyler]

Yeah, somebody said pyramid.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, somebody said he was there for the pyramids we fought against.

[Mike]

I wasn't delta, though.

[Jimmy]

I can show you guys the doll. Turn.

[Mike]

Tune out.

[Tyler]

Are you playing it? Yeah. Oh, boy.

[Mike]

I can see the ponytail. I knew it. I knew it.

[Tyler]

What is it? What happened?

[Mike]

It's a female.

[Tyler]

Hey.

[Mike]

Stop.

[Jimmy]

Stop.

[Mike]

Oh, boy. Running with the gun out behind him.

[Jimmy]

Flag. Flag. Flag.

[Tyler]

Flag.

[Jimmy]

Flag. Flag you. Flag you. Oh, boy. Stop. Get on the ground.

[Mike]

Get on the ground. On the ground now. On the ground.

[Jimmy]

What happened?

[Mike]

What happened? I love that name. Thank you.

[Jimmy]

On the ground.

[Mike]

Ring around the Rosie. That's what it looks like you're playing. Not one of them knows any tactics.

[Jimmy]

All right?

[Tyler]

You can click out of this.

[Jimmy]

Do a leg sweep, bro.

[Mike]

They don't know it. They don't train. They don't know how to do anything. Three human beings pulling one dude in all three directions at the same time. I mean, that. That's. That's normal. That's. That's COP101. That's happening every day right now. Every day.

[Jimmy]

That's. I mean, you literally just go up behind the guy.

[Mike]

They don't. They're too busy that way. The back.

[Tyler]

Suplex. Take them to Suplex City, baby.

[Mike]

No, they're not doing that. They're watching. Tick tock, man. Nope.

[Tyler]

Or even just the belly to back that.

[Mike]

Listen, that is normal. And you look at that and you go, man, this is crazy. That can't. That's gotta be.

[Jimmy]

That's.

[Mike]

That's every day that's going on right now while we're talking. There's three dudes out there pulling one dude in three directions and nobody knows what to do. And a 45 minute jujitsu class, two or three days a week will have you that guy in custody in 20 seconds.

[Tyler]

All right, go to the back to it.

[Mike]

This is a good one.

[Tyler]

That one right there. Is that the next one?

[Jimmy]

This is.

[Super Chat Host]

Oh, this is the one I was talking.

[Mike]

This is Terry Tate off his linebacker, man.

[Tyler]

This one's so good.

[Jimmy]

Oh.

[Tyler]

Just let it play again.

[Angel]

Does that hurt?

[Jimmy]

The wall?

[Mike]

Yeah, it's criminal mischief to the wall. It caused damage to the wall. He gets an extra charge.

[Tyler]

Man. He was handcuffed, too. Yeah, but I mean, if they're handcuffed.

[Mike]

And running, that's fine. There's nothing wrong with that.

[Tyler]

No, it's just really cool to watch.

[Mike]

You throw the old escape in there, man. You trump up the old felony escape. That's a good one.

[Tyler]

I mean that, that's, that's not.

[Mike]

Yeah, you can get, you can get PC on it.

[Tyler]

People are gonna be like, mike's a dirty cop.

[Mike]

That's. We all know that. We all know that. I throw old men on the ground. Yeah, I used to pull escape on that once cuffed in custody. If you read the stat, read the statutes, read the statute, the judge will find PC. You're not going to get it prosecuted. But it's a felony.

[Jimmy]

It's a good way to get rid.

[Mike]

Of somebody, jack the bond up a little. I sound like a government agent there.

[Jimmy]

Why don't we give people ideas on how to not be arrested?

[Tyler]

That's. What do Duder say?

[Super Chat Host]

He just sent another super chat for $10 saying nothing. Meant by the 140 views comment. But perception is reality. My fault. Just amazed at all, at all the simps who dropped out just because a certain someone isn't here.

[Tyler]

Yeah, dude.

[Bradley]

Dude is a real one, man.

[Mike]

Let me tell you.

[Tyler]

We were running and he paid 10 bucks.

[Mike]

We were running. We were running 300 on Monday.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

On the first live show. So you know it. We. And time slots, you know, Thursday's always been for the boys, but that 10 o' clock Monday show was rocking. And last night, you know, the Wednesday night show at 7 does well for me. It's like time. But yeah, yeah, of course people are gonna leave that.

[Tyler]

I don't know if we've ever had a Thursday night squad cast where we competed with hockey, baseball and football.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I mean, that's a hard one.

[Mike]

And the lack of a tier one guy.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I mean, I mean, I mean, let's address.

[Mike]

I mean, I almost didn't come. Yeah, I was, I was on the fence. I was like, man, I don't know.

[Jimmy]

I don't know. I got nothing better to do. But you know, dude, my wife. I was, I was gonna, you know, you made the comment like, damn, Jimmy, you really hate the traffic. It took me three and a half hours to get here, dude.

[Mike]

I'm screenshotting all the negative comments and we're gonna make a reel in about three months and we're gonna make sure everybody relive it. Yeah, I can't wait.

[Jimmy]

I can't wait.

[Tyler]

Yeah, big plans, but yeah.

[Mike]

Good.

[Tyler]

You gotta have patience. Patience is the virtue. Patience is all good. You know something?

[Mike]

That everybody was going to stop watching the NFL when They started kneeling, too.

[Tyler]

Yeah, Yeah. I didn't have it. Yeah. All right, let's close out these. There shouldn't be too many more that. Keep going, keep going, keep going. That one. Oh, man, this one's a good one. Have you seen this one, Jimmy?

[Jimmy]

Yeah. And so it was actually my wife because, remember, it was your wife. She just recently got out. She was the one that sent it to me, and I was like, so.

[Mike]

What I've been doing is taking every video that's got a female in it, and I've been putting that. The I Got Crack song, the girl, the one, though. And I've been putting it on. It's been going very well. This is nuts.

[Jimmy]

Okay, so. Hey. Hey, Mike, you fired a machine gun, right?

[Mike]

I did.

[Jimmy]

Tyler, did you ever fire a machine gun?

[Tyler]

Yeah, a couple times.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I fired a machine gun. Did you guys fire machine guns?

[Bradley]

Absolutely.

[Angel]

As good as her?

[Tyler]

Yeah. I like how you're calling a machine gun, man. That's cool.

[Jimmy]

I mean, that's what it is. That's about 40.

[Tyler]

That's a 240 machine gun.

[Jimmy]

It's a machine gun. That's what it is, right? You're on the gun team, right? It's a machine gun. So. So let's go around the horn here. Mike, what did she do wrong? She's.

[Mike]

Well, she's not leaned into it. She's not supporting herself, and she's leaned back and. But somebody watching that, videoing it, saw all that and let it happen. So, you know, I'm a big no.

[Jimmy]

You're gonna take my thunder.

[Mike]

You go ahead.

[Jimmy]

Go ahead. So.

[Mike]

Yeah, go ahead.

[Jimmy]

So you're absolutely right. There were at least two instructors behind her, either drill sergeants or range cadre, and they all didn't walk up to that female trainee and go, put your goddamn body weight into the buttstock of the goddamn rife machine gun right now. Do it right now.

[Mike]

Yeah, well. What?

[Tyler]

Here.

[Mike]

Here's my point. You guys make fun of me because I, you know, we. We loaded muskets back in my day, so. Yeah, but guess what? We. You made fun of not having a cell phone, but guess what we didn't do? We didn't have to videotape every thing we did.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

We just learned how to do it. So guess what? Instead of being on video looking cool, firing a machine gun, I knew how to fire it when there was somebody shooting a gun at me.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So everybody does everything today to be pretty, to look cool. Let me get the video. So instead of those instruct, I'm sure that's an instructor. Somebody watching or they're, they're watching, they're videoing. So therefore, imagine if she mowed two or three dudes down on camera.

[Jimmy]

Oh my God, bro.

[Mike]

And I'm sure whoever was there is probably been doing push ups since that video has been released. They're cutting grass outside with a. Oh.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, you're out there with your, your gerbil.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Or your painting over the mold. So I, I gotta give the marines their time to make fun of the army. It's your time. It's your moment. This is your moment.

[Bradley]

It's like you wait so long for this opportunity and then it's here. You don't know what to say.

[Jimmy]

I mean, I mean, first of all, would that have ever happened in mct?

[Bradley]

Yeah, you know, I mean, yeah, it'll. I mean, it's hopefully not common, but I didn't happen in MCT for me, so. So grenade mishap in MCT for me, but not what me.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Angel]

So I will say so. I recall a few years ago, so it was pre deployment training.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Angel]

Right. So we had our squad leaders, we're doing our machine gun range and we're doing our, our bounds, right? So you know, moving, move, you know, etc. Etc. So I'm going and I have my fire team. And as I'm going, I'm. I'm hearing the whistles go over my head. I'm like, hey, this, this doesn't sound right.

[Tyler]

Right?

[Angel]

So I'm like, what the hell's going on? So I call over for the squad leader and I'm like, hey, just, just keep an eye on this.

[Jimmy]

Right?

[Angel]

So we're still going. Also not here. Sees fire, cease fire. The fire team behind us was directly behind, so they were bounding behind us. They weren't bounding adjacent to us, so they were shooting rounds right above us. And I'm like, this is, this is up, right? So just in, in, in. The person that was in charge of them, their helmet was like, like half assed. Like, I'm like, dude, who, who put this guy in charge?

[Tyler]

Right?

[Jimmy]

So, so wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on, hold on. You're skewing my world there. My worldview here, bro. Marines can things up. Oh, absolutely.

[Tyler]

Every day, baby. I have a question for you guys because I love touching on this one every, every now and again. Who's while? Hey, Bradley, while we're talking about this, can you maybe look up on YouTube? But the Vegas shooting, to me, I've heard it many times. What do you want me to look up just like. Well, after hearing what we're saying, it sounds more like dueling talking 240 Bravos and it does a bump stock at 20, 27 floors up. Yeah. Am I wrong? So what you thought I've never asked you about.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, you've never asked me about that. But don't disappoint. And, and I. I'm not. I'm not trying to call out anybody in this room, but if you've ever been in a gunfight in a highly urbanized terrain, it is really hard to tell.

[Tyler]

It's echoey.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, it's super echoey. Yeah. And I. From the shitty audio, I. I can totally hear like, hey, that seems like talking guns, but I wonder if it's. And then.

[Tyler]

But, but the. But the problem is, is that what would be the echo? It's like it's. It's not.

[Jimmy]

Oh, I see what you're saying different.

[Tyler]

I mean, I. I've never sounds those cracking.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I don't know, man. It just doesn't sound like one dude with a M4.

[Jimmy]

I don't. I all. I'm. I'm being a devil's advocate. Oh, what is. Mike, Mike, Mike.

[Tyler]

Always. We'll be on a great talk if I just go ahead.

[Jimmy]

There's so many people like Jimmy's talking about him.

[Mike]

So that's what I was looking at.

[Tyler]

Well, how are you talking about.

[Mike]

He's, He's. You're just. That's it. Every time you say something, you know.

[Tyler]

What Jimmy's talking about.

[Mike]

Jimmy.

[Jimmy]

Jimmy opens his mouth. He's talking about himself again.

[Tyler]

So what about Vegas?

[Jimmy]

So, I mean like I could put the tinfoil hat on on that one. Absolutely. Without any. Without any stretch and go. That seems like two shooters. Not only does it seem like two shooters, but like if you've ever tried to use a bump stock. If you've. Have you ever shot.

[Tyler]

I've tried. I was. Apparently it's something that you guys.

[Jimmy]

It is complete. It's like maybe controllable.

[Tyler]

Maybe get two in a row and then it's like.

[Jimmy]

I mean like, it'd be like that chick, right?

[Tyler]

That video.

[Jimmy]

What's that?

[Angel]

You'd be like that chick in that video.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, for sure, dude. There's no controllability on that thing. If anything, to me it sounded like a force reset trigger or a binary trigger if it wasn't a fucking belt fed or an iar. What say you? United States Marine Corps? Yeah.

[Bradley]

I mean, without re.

[Tyler]

Watching the video, you find anything yeah.

[Super Chat Host]

Gunshot audio.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, that one. I think that's like the.

[Tyler]

Probably the one that's been shared the most.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Super Chat Host]

So I got it up.

[Angel]

Sprinkle some pre workout gummies in that.

[Jimmy]

Sprinkle some crack on it.

[Tyler]

Sometimes I don't know if you're prepping. Okay. There you go.

[Jimmy]

It's faster than a 240.

[Tyler]

You think so?

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah, the 240s.

[Tyler]

But you think that's. That's. You think that's a bump stock M4?

[Jimmy]

No, no, no, no. What I'm saying is like, that's not it. So I'm going like, that's not a 240 Bravo, right? It's not a 240 Bravo or 240 Golf if you're in the goddamn Bravos. Okay.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

So it's not a 240 Bravo. That sounds like five, five six to me. I. I would say that that is a fully automatic AR or an iar. What say you? So the individual assault weapon. Yeah. So the Marine Corps got rid of the saw. I don't know if you knew that.

[Tyler]

I did not know that.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, the Marine Corps fucking said we're tired of this thing going to chunk. We're kicking this thing the fuck out of here. Okay, so they have a fully Automatic Heavy Barrel M4. It's like an M4. It's an M4. And so instead of the burst setting, it has a fully auto setting.

[Tyler]

Does it have a drum?

[Jimmy]

No, no. They. They got rid of their belt feds except for their 240s and their 50s.

[Tyler]

Wait, so they got rid of the saw?

[Jimmy]

This is why I wanted Peach here. Peach, if you're listening, this is why you were supposed to be here, bro.

[Tyler]

That doesn't make any sense.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I know.

[Mike]

There was a super chat that bounced. I wanted to address. Oh, yeah, point of order, Beauregard Parish, Louisiana. One of the guys was from Deridder, which is just south of Fort Polk, and he threw a shout out. So I wanted to make sure it didn't get.

[Jimmy]

I know.

[Tyler]

We got it.

[Super Chat Host]

Closing song.

[Mike]

No, it's close.

[Super Chat Host]

Giant. Sleeping Giant. God bless.

[Mike]

It was a blue one.

[Tyler]

Wait, wait, wait. Sorry. No, hold on. Let me.

[Mike]

You're good, you're good, you're good. We got to set up those blue ones. Kind of go awake fast. Yeah. So one's kind of Ritter, Louisiana and Beauregard Parish over there just south of Fort Polk shouted us out.

[Tyler]

So thanks.

[Mike]

I used to hang out down there.

[Angel]

Real quick, continue in the. The shooting.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Angel]

Tin Hat over here.

[Jimmy]

Tinfoil hat. The guy.

[Angel]

The guy that talked, Right. Was he like the. Like this, like, the sergeant that or something like that? He was the same dude that was in the Hawaii event, you know, with, like, the fires or whatever it was.

[Tyler]

Oh, really?

[Angel]

He's the same guy. So if you look it up, you'll find out that the guy that was speaking was the exact same dude that was in the Hawaii fires. So, like, we're talking tinfoil hat here.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Angel]

How is it that it's the same dude?

[Tyler]

Right?

[Angel]

So I'm like, I don't want to. You know, I went down this rabbit hole speaking. He was like, the sergeant or, you know, somebody. Like, he was like, the spokesman for, like, police.

[Tyler]

Las Vegas Metro.

[Angel]

Yes. He's the same dude that was in.

[Jimmy]

So he went over to Maui.

[Tyler]

Do we know it's the same dude?

[Angel]

Yes, yes. I'm telling. I went down this rabbit hole. I was like, this guy looks familiar.

[Tyler]

And then next, you know, you're saying, they're actors.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I mean, yeah. I don't know what to say on.

[Angel]

It, but I'm just saying, like, what is the coincidence? Like, how is this?

[Jimmy]

I mean, well, how often do you guys switch agencies?

[Mike]

Not.

[Jimmy]

All right.

[Angel]

You know, some people can say, like, it was a promotion or something.

[Tyler]

No, you can't. You don't promote to California. I mean, I don't know. Okay.

[Jimmy]

I mean, if you got to pick duty. Yeah.

[Angel]

It was Vegas to Hawaii. Right. So that's all I'm gonna say.

[Tyler]

Hawaii. Yeah.

[Angel]

It's the same guy.

[Tyler]

You think so?

[Angel]

It was. Yes.

[Jimmy]

You could even, like, John Pelletier was his name.

[Mike]

Oh, Jimmy.

[Tyler]

Oh, Jimmy's using the computer.

[Mike]

He's not talking about himself either, so bonus.

[Jimmy]

All right, let me copy this. Come on, stick.

[Mike]

We got a emoji war in the comments.

[Jimmy]

I know. I see that. My wife. My wife tagged out with your wife and.

[Tyler]

And words of Heather. Bye. There's this beautiful thing that I want to address, right?

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Mike]

So we're dressing something.

[Tyler]

Here's. Here's the way to look at it. If you own a store, let's say, Jimmy, you own a muffin shop, right? You make muffins.

[Jimmy]

I'm the muffin man.

[Tyler]

You're the muffin man.

[Jimmy]

The muffin man.

[Tyler]

You make muffins, right? And somebody that's anti muffin comes into your store, and you're like, hey, would you like a muffin? And they're like, no, I hate your muffins. And you're like, cool, man. Can you calm Down a little bit. And they're like, no, you and your muffins. And you're under investigation. And I, you know, I'm gonna spread all these lies about you. And you're like, cool, man. Just. Just chill out over there. Just look at my muffins if you want to stay in my muffin shop. And then this person just keeps screaming about how much he hates your muffin. If you own that muffin shop, what are you gonna do?

[Jimmy]

I'm probably gonna kick that out. But. But you're gonna. Are they really hating your muffins or do they hate the cook?

[Tyler]

They hate the muffin.

[Jimmy]

Me.

[Mike]

What kind of muffins are they?

[Jimmy]

I don't know.

[Mike]

Chocolate chip, blueberry.

[Tyler]

They're all. All the best. Cream filled, the best muffin. So. But, but what I'm getting at, Jimmy.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Is what would you do with that person?

[Jimmy]

I would probably ask them to leave. And then I would probably call and trespass them.

[Tyler]

Yes. You would remove that.

[Mike]

Pretty official.

[Tyler]

You would remove them from your store.

[Mike]

Punch them in the mouth.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Mike]

That's what I would do. You can't do that.

[Tyler]

You can't.

[Jimmy]

Well, I mean, I would trespass them first. That way, if they ever return to the premises, I could have them people, you know, removed in it. And it. I mean, at what point does it become a forceful fellow?

[Tyler]

Well, that's the thing. Here's the thing about the Internet too. It's a beautiful place. Is that everyone can talk, but I know for a fact they wouldn't say it to your face. And here's the thing, is that everybody that was all anti Tim Kennedy for the last six months, if they ever saw Tim Kennedy, they would get an autograph.

[Jimmy]

100.

[Mike]

They would be like, dude, it's Tim Kennedy.

[Tyler]

Yeah, but because they're on the Internet, they talk.

[Mike]

We can go down this rabbit hole.

[Tyler]

Let's do it, man.

[Jimmy]

Let's go down the rabbit hole.

[Mike]

So these people. Man, I'm not.

[Tyler]

Wait, okay, what rabbit hole? Then back to.

[Jimmy]

Okay, so. So my man of the cloth over here. My, my, my. Dark green.

[Tyler]

That sounds.

[Jimmy]

Dark green Marine. Is that what I call you? Is. Are you like a. I'm more like a hazel, hazel Marine. You know, like, we got to figure that out. But he's absolutely right. So the. The guy that was the pa. The. The police Public affairs officer Pio, whatever you guys call him, was the chief was there at the Las Vegas shooting. He is now the Maui chief of police.

[Mike]

There you go. So that makes sense.

[Tyler]

But he's sitting over there.

[Jimmy]

I told you, cuz.

[Mike]

No, no, no, no bueno. Because that doesn't mean anything. If you took a police. A police chief job, you're going to go. So that's. That's coincidence.

[Tyler]

But coincidence that two of the craziest things in our country happened and the guy just happened.

[Mike]

Craziest. The shooting was.

[Jimmy]

I was stationed in Hawaii. At the very least, I can talk about Hawaii. I could talk about that place. First of all, the Hawaiians hate white people.

[Tyler]

They do.

[Jimmy]

They. And listen, I love Hawaiians. I do. But their cops. I mean, like, you thought the cops in Fayetteville were bad. The cops in Hawaii and Oahu are terrible. They're great cops. They're great cops, but they will absolutely pull you over and be like, oh, you're at Schofield. Yeah, here's your 300 ticket until we come back from Iraq. And then they love us for like a month. Yeah. Because we're heroes. But the. The. The amount of, like, Hawaii.

[Tyler]

Rah is making me go into character.

[Mike]

Oh, it's a j, but it's okay.

[Tyler]

Oh, it's a J. Yeah. I don't even get your name right. Loser.

[Mike]

I like my favorite comments. The vibe is different because I was here. I was here five weeks. But listen, I was here five weeks in a row. One time.

[Tyler]

By yourself?

[Mike]

Yes. There was no bread five weeks in a row. The vibe wasn't different those five weeks. Today is different.

[Tyler]

It's just what they want to make it. All right, so what's your rabbit hole?

[Mike]

I forgot.

[Tyler]

Oh, all right.

[Jimmy]

We were talking about Hawaii. Maui fires, Las Vegas shooting. Same guy.

[Tyler]

No, we were talking about the crowd. We were talking about the muffin man.

[Mike]

I don't remember. I'll think about it. I won't. I just. That. That I don't think Maui. I mean, the fires I get devastating for those people. But I don't think it was like.

[Tyler]

It was a laser, dude.

[Mike]

It wasn't a major incident.

[Tyler]

See, look, dude.

[Jimmy]

Maui to the ground.

[Mike]

Was there any memes? If there's no memes about it, it wasn't me.

[Tyler]

It was the. The talk of the country for weeks. It was like last.

[Jimmy]

It was last year, dude.

[Tyler]

What year was it? Dude, Maui was a part of the u. S. When he was in the.

[Jimmy]

Dude. Yeah, they. They petitioned for statehood when he was. When he was still on.

[Tyler]

Okay, so, Mike, there's a laser cannon theory right there. This is. You saw it, right? Oh, yeah, the blue roof.

[Mike]

Yeah, blue roof. The blue roof.

[Angel]

Simpsons had a thing on it as well.

[Mike]

Oh, that's definite. If the Simpsons had it.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Mike]

They predicted everything. I'm in the Simpsons, right?

[Tyler]

Hear me out. Okay, so. So they kicked it. We actually played it on the squadcast. I played.

[Mike]

The vibe was different then. I didn't see it. I wasn't paying attention.

[Tyler]

They have this laser, that cat that when it hits a surface of blue, it doesn't laser, but it lasers through everything else.

[Mike]

So somebody set the roof on fire?

[Tyler]

No, every roof. Every house that was not affected by the fires.

[Angel]

Oprah and, like, all these other.

[Tyler]

Had a blue roof, bro.

[Super Chat Host]

This guy, like rich people.

[Tyler]

He's. Yeah, Mike's sheep over here.

[Mike]

Yeah, but didn't. What about California? Didn't California burn down and a bunch of rich people went, yeah, well, that.

[Tyler]

Was an actual fire. That wasn't a laser.

[Mike]

This was a plant. So the fire just went around everybody's rich house?

[Tyler]

No. California burned.

[Mike]

No, no, no. In. In Hawaii.

[Tyler]

It was a laser, Mike.

[Mike]

So they set one house at a time on fire?

[Tyler]

Yeah, they went, all right. And then they went over the houses with the blue roofs. But the blue roof protected the house.

[Mike]

No. No way.

[Tyler]

God. We got our.

[Super Chat Host]

I can see how that's bizarre.

[Tyler]

We. We got our new Brent. No way.

[Mike]

No way.

[Tyler]

No way, no way, no way, no way. The plane definitely flew into the Pentagon.

[Mike]

It did not. But where'd the people go? I agree. There's no plane. But where they put the people.

[Tyler]

What do you mean?

[Mike]

A missile hit the Pentagon? So where did the people on the plane go that disappeared?

[Tyler]

They're probably in a camp somewhere. They think it's 2004 at best.

[Mike]

Yeah. They're gonna end up where?

[Tyler]

Oh, that show.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, I watched that one. What is that where the plane.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Comes back Manifest? Yeah, Manifest. No, I don't think they're. I don't buy the fire thing, man.

[Tyler]

Well, so. Okay, what?

[Mike]

Too uncontrollable? Like, how do you control it? No, you can't just say that house doesn't burn. This one does. This one. There's no way. Didn't happen. Fun police didn't happen, man. I got pink monster.

[Tyler]

All right, what were you saying, Jimmy?

[Jimmy]

I'm too involved in this.

[Mike]

Don't get out.

[Tyler]

Wait, wait, wait, wait. What's going on in the comments? What's going on in the comments?

[Jimmy]

See, Jimmy, So I'm. I'm like. Somebody was like, I know. The question was broad. No. Army is small, but not that small. I don't know what that means, Brady. No, I didn't know anybody named waters in 127 when I was in. And he definitely wasn't a sniper unless he was over in Ako. And I didn't know those guys, so.

[Mike]

He definitely could have been there.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Well, that's like, hey, man, my cousin was in the army. Do you know him?

[Jimmy]

And you're like, yeah. I'm like, yeah. I'm like, bro, like, they don't know. I'm sure. But, like, the one that doesn't talk about himself, everybody does. What I don't know is Jah. Is he our friend or is he an enemy or something? Like, who is it?

[Mike]

You know what? They're all our friends. They're here.

[Tyler]

They are. You're right.

[Mike]

They're all our friends.

[Tyler]

J, A, H. Easy.

[Mike]

Yeah, John.

[Tyler]

John, what was I saying before?

[Jimmy]

Ra.

[Mike]

You said rh.

[Jimmy]

Is that bad?

[Mike]

No, you just said the wrong letter. One shaped like this and one shaped like this.

[Tyler]

I. I can't see because I have sunglasses on. I'm in character. I'm gonna cut a promo on your ass. Raw.

[Mike]

See, now it's his turn to get it. It was my legs. Now it's Jimmy talking about himself.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You gotta embrace it. Don't I tell you not to look at the comments.

[Tyler]

I know I tell you not to look at the comments.

[Mike]

I don't look.

[Tyler]

Sure do.

[Mike]

Mike's like, when I leave. No, listen. When I leave, I'll be mad. While I'm here, when I leave, I'll be bad.

[Tyler]

No more.

[Jimmy]

I mean, at this point, it's my stick. I gotta go with it, right?

[Mike]

The vibe is off.

[Tyler]

No, that's the new shirt. The vibe is awesome. Yes.

[Mike]

Natalie, get busy.

[Jimmy]

All right? Somebody wants a story.

[Mike]

Oh, no. No, they don't. They're just joking.

[Tyler]

Do you guys want to hear me talk?

[Jimmy]

Wait, wait. Is this a trap? Is it a trick?

[Mike]

Oh, fighting the Civil War. By fighting the Civil War, they're giving.

[Tyler]

You, and that's that.

[Jimmy]

Oh, I'm so. I'm so on board with it. I'm just trying to figure out, like, how I can turn it to my advantage. Because I. I am the smartest in this goddamn room, and I will find a way to turn it to my advantage.

[Super Chat Host]

This guy just said, how does the army get by without Jimmy the Great?

[Tyler]

Dude, that's your new name, Jimmy the Great.

[Jimmy]

Hey, well, you know what? You know who else was called the Great Alexander? It's really short, Wasn't he?

[Mike]

Is that the other guy?

[Jimmy]

Actually, I don't think he was short. I think he had scoliosis.

[Bradley]

Napoleon was the short one.

[Jimmy]

Napoleon was short.

[Mike]

Oh, what do you got?

[Tyler]

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[Mike]

Oh, boy. Keep talking, Jimmy. Yo, this is you, Sean. Tell us the story.

[Tyler]

Tell us the story.

[Mike]

Go ahead. Super chats.

[Super Chat Host]

It's moon man with 20 sticks out for her hormone B. Hormone B.

[Tyler]

What?

[Jimmy]

Harambell?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Super Chat Host]

And then Sean Husk. My first child was born on 97. Been a little busy to watch the live. Keep it up.

[Jimmy]

Congratulations.

[Tyler]

Hey. Hey. Congratulations. I know you've been gone, by the way, Brent left.

[Mike]

Sorry.

[Jimmy]

All right.

[Tyler]

Sorry.

[Jimmy]

Hey, the vibe is off shirt 100%.

[Mike]

We're making one. There will. There will be. There will be a vibe is off shirt 100%. It'll be one of us. I'll either beat them to it with the. With this print. It'll be done professionally, but it'll be done.

[Jimmy]

Hey, Mike, how does one get a war hat?

[Mike]

War hat? Google warhead. I don't sell them.

[Tyler]

So tap this.

[Jimmy]

Oh, shit. Here we go.

[Tyler]

You see the number 41. All right. The winner of the Patreon, which is. I have it in there. I did that announcement on Patreon. Michael McNerney. This sounds like a made up name, but. Michael McNerney. McNerney. Unless you spelled it wrong. But your. Your email is mch. And that is the wildest Email.

[Mike]

Don't give out his email.

[Tyler]

Well, I can't even say it.

[Mike]

Well, don't.

[Tyler]

Anyway, Michael McNerney, you're the winner, bro.

[Mike]

So the. The war hat I actually, I got off Amazon. I mean, I, I. It's a. Marvin Hagler, originally wore it way back, and then Dustin Poirier, who I'm a huge fan of, L.A. marvin Hagler, boxer.

[Tyler]

What's the.

[Super Chat Host]

Just war like?

[Mike]

He's going to war. He done back then.

[Jimmy]

We all need to wear real fighters.

[Mike]

Back then, get some monster fights. Marvin Hagler. So he wore it first. Then Dustin Poirier, who I'm a fan, Huge fan of.

[Jimmy]

Word.

[Mike]

So that's why I bought it. So I'm not gonna go sell it. Mimic it you find on Amazon or anywhere else.

[Tyler]

You're not gonna make one for yourself?

[Mike]

No, I got my own right here, man. I actually paid for it. Kind of like the. The flag I tried to hang up earlier that wouldn't fit.

[Tyler]

That's your flag, though.

[Mike]

Yeah, I designed that. But I'm donating all the money from any Charlie Kirk merchandise that I sell on my site to the Turning Point usa. I made the first donation two days ago.

[Tyler]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, we didn't. No fun conspiracies with Mike.

[Mike]

No, you can have them. We didn't land on the moon, I'll tell you that. I'm good.

[Jimmy]

Get the out of here.

[Tyler]

Wait, he believes it. Whoa. You believe in the moon landing?

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

Well, there's your new Brent.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah. What about the moon landing? Oh, my God.

[Mike]

So bad. It's so bad.

[Tyler]

It's like a flat Earth guy.

[Mike]

For all the things he says that are intelligent, he just like. All right, he believes the same guy set the fires and all that, but we landed on the moon real quick.

[Angel]

So the first landing. Right, Was when?

[Jimmy]

In the 60s, right? July 20th, 1969.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Angel]

How many times have we been back?

[Jimmy]

Zero. No, it's not zero.

[Tyler]

Okay?

[Mike]

We've been back a few times since.

[Jimmy]

We developed technology, landed on Apollo 12. Apollo 13 team went back, had had an explosion, and went around the moon. I could name all the.

[Tyler]

But we landed on the moon.

[Mike]

I could tell you the story of, like, the Sneetches on the beaches by Dr. Seuss, too. That doesn't mean. Drill.

[Tyler]

Wait, wait, wait. How many times we land on the moon?

[Jimmy]

So we landed on the moon approximately six times.

[Mike]

Approximately. Not approximately.

[Jimmy]

So it depends on how you. Okay, so I want like. So Apollo eights went around the moon.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

Apollo 10 went all the way down to the lunar surface OR no.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Paul 10 went all the way down to the lunar surface and executed an abortion and went back by design. Apollo 11 landed. That was Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin. Mike Collins was in the command module. Apollo 12 went back with. That was Pete Conrad and, oh, my dad's gonna kill me because my dad freaking raised me on this stuff. Apollo 13, obviously there was a movie. There was an explosion. They just went, went around, came back. Apollo 14 was Al Shepard. He landed on the moon. Apollo 15 and Apollo 16, and then the last one was Apollo 17. Okay. In fact, there's a parkway that you drive on that was named after a guy who landed on the fucking moon.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah. There's a lot of parkways of people named after things that really didn't happen. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

But this one's a big one. So have you ever wrote. Ever been on the John Young Parkway?

[Tyler]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jimmy]

That guy landed on the moon.

[Mike]

Yeah, I bet he did.

[Tyler]

Okay, wait, hold on, hold on.

[Mike]

I gotta. I gotta see. Hold on, hold on, hold on. I got a video. I got a video for him to play.

[Tyler]

Well, I mean, you can still send it. It's gonna take 45 seconds. You can still talk. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

[Jimmy]

Hold on.

[Mike]

Maybe. Sure it's the right video?

[Tyler]

It's still got.

[Super Chat Host]

Don't worry, Jimmy. I agree with you.

[Mike]

Whoa.

[Tyler]

Your mom is gonna disown.

[Super Chat Host]

I didn't even know. She didn't go.

[Mike]

I sent it for my personal. Personal account. But go to the anti hero inbox from me.

[Tyler]

Okay?

[Mike]

I want you to play this video.

[Tyler]

All right? This is.

[Mike]

This is for everybody. No.

[Tyler]

Do you believe that a moon landing happened later?

[Mike]

Nope.

[Tyler]

You don't know Moonlight?

[Mike]

Nope.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Mike]

Anybody? Never happened. Right? I play. Play that for everybody. 99 proceeded. 3, 2, 1. That's us leaving the moon.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, that's Gene Cernan. That's on the radio. That's Gene Sermon. What? What? What's your. What's your issue? What's your issue? What's your issue? Okay, go ahead. Go ahead.

[Mike]

Where's this. Show me the. Where are we filming?

[Jimmy]

Oh, okay.

[Mike]

And. And it follows. So whoever's filming is.

[Jimmy]

Okay, so.

[Mike]

Right.

[Jimmy]

So here we go. Let me. Let me go ahead and explain this to you.

[Mike]

Go ahead.

[Jimmy]

Hairy knuckled infant. You goddamn philistines. Okay. There is such thing as radio control. It's been around for a very long time. Been around since World War II.

[Mike]

I worked at Wiretap in 2009. We couldn't get the camera to stop spinning around in the lady's house trying to do an IP division.

[Jimmy]

Were you in NASA?

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, yeah. I had an Atari once too, and the technology on the Atari was better than Technology in 1969.

[Jimmy]

All you need to do is send a radio signal that says up or down, yes or no?

[Mike]

And in real time.

[Jimmy]

No, no, no. Here's the thing. Do you guys know how to calculate the speed of light? Because NASA does. Radio signals travel at the speed of light, which means it takes about 3.

[Tyler]

Point nothing travel at the speed of light. Except for the speed of light.

[Jimmy]

That's why radio signals travel at the speed of light.

[Tyler]

Do they really?

[Jimmy]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Hey, wait. Oh, whoa, whoa. We got comms. Guys here does radio signals.

[Mike]

They also don't believe we landed on the moon.

[Jimmy]

I'm gonna be the one guy you can.

[Angel]

I'm gonna say solar flares.

[Jimmy]

You're gonna say solar flares. So. So what? Interference. Okay, so all you have to do is know that I need to start pressing up. He's counting down. 5, 4, 3. Start going up. 2, 1. The signal gets there and it pants.

[Mike]

And they just nailed it. First fucking take. First take.

[Jimmy]

Hold on. Do you think that they didn't fucking do rehearsals?

[Mike]

Yeah, they did in a studio when they did the whole.

[Jimmy]

See, and that's the problem is that like, it. It's like, oh, oh. It's always.

[Mike]

No, they.

[Jimmy]

It's. It. It's asinine, man. They practice like where they practiced, like the Delta Force.

[Mike]

How did they.

[Jimmy]

How did.

[Mike]

How did they practice with.

[Angel]

I don't know, the vibes must have been different.

[Mike]

Hold on. Yeah, yeah, hold on. So they practice. They. They sim. They practiced with a camera289,000 miles away a few times.

[Jimmy]

You could just put it on a delay, man. It's not that hard.

[Tyler]

So let's play it again. Play it again. Bradley, leave the guy just watch the explosion guy laughing at the end of the.

[Mike]

You gotta catch the beginning. Like what is.

[Jimmy]

Okay, so that's Apollo 17.

[Mike]

Yeah, look at it.

[Jimmy]

That's Gene Cern.

[Mike]

And that's Sparks flying. Where's the rockets?

[Angel]

Where's the fuel?

[Mike]

Where's it pushing it?

[Jimmy]

Okay, so that's hydrogen peroxide. That's pushing it stuff I put on.

[Tyler]

My knee, put in our boo boos.

[Jimmy]

And let's see, let's go ahead. I'm gonna go ahead and do this.

[Mike]

Oh, here we go.

[Angel]

What about the chicks that just went up there? Wasn't there like a group of like chicks?

[Jimmy]

There were no females.

[Mike]

They only went into the.

[Tyler]

Oh, no. That's where Jimmy draws the line. There was no female.

[Mike]

That was when they opened the door. They opened the door, but it's already open. But it wasn't open. And then Jeff Bezos walked up and pretended to open. Yeah, they went up to space, too. They were right there.

[Tyler]

Did you call Jeff Bebos?

[Mike]

Bezos. Pasture. He was on the pasture.

[Tyler]

What are we looking up, Jimmy?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, so it's. It's. It's basically a hydrogen peroxide. It's all it is, is a valve.

[Tyler]

It.

[Jimmy]

So it's a. It's a pressure vessel. They just open and it goes. Doesn't have to be fire. First of all, it's a vacuum.

[Mike]

Why haven't we been back once?

[Jimmy]

Because I thought we Back, I think eight times. So first of all, why did we. For the quest. You're asking the wrong question.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

Why did we go to the moon?

[Mike]

To beat Russia.

[Jimmy]

Okay, so if we already beat them and they weren't going back, why would we keep going?

[Mike]

No, no, no.

[Jimmy]

Do you know how much money it takes to put something into orbit?

[Mike]

Elon Musk is flying around and landing it all over the place, man.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, okay.

[Bradley]

I gotta agree with Jimmy, though, there. I mean, the cost, I don't think we have the political will. I don't think anybody. Politically, no one cares enough. And plus, like, space. Now we're trying to find space for resources, so I don't think those resources are on the moon, so.

[Jimmy]

Actually there are. So there is a substance on the moon called Helium 3. Helium 3, man.

[Tyler]

He's bringing the receipts. Mike, this is hard.

[Mike]

I don't care what's on the homework. You can tell me. There's a gun in the safe. If. I don't know if I've never opened it and get the gun. It's not mine.

[Jimmy]

This is the Schrodinger's cat argument.

[Mike]

We didn't go.

[Jimmy]

This is Schrodinger's cat. Okay, Yeah, I, I. And look, man, I totally respect that. You're like, we didn't go. I totally get it. Because we're. We're living in 2025, and we're looking at stuff, technology that was from 1969.

[Tyler]

Y.

[Jimmy]

It looks wild to us. It absolutely does. But I'll give you the biggest indicator that we went to the moon, and I actually did it in an astronomy class in college. You can. So one of the science experiments that was laid out by Apollo 11.

[Mike]

Quieter, it gets more serious.

[Jimmy]

That's right. We're gonna Be doing asmr.

[Mike]

It means it's truthful.

[Jimmy]

Right, I'm listening. Okay. One of the science experiments that was laid out by Apollo 12 is a massive reflector. You guys have a bike? You ever rode a bicycle? You know you got a big reflector on the fucking spokes and on the front and back, we laid out a massive one. You can shoot a laser at it and. And calculate the albedo that is the reflectiveness off a surface. Okay, so if you shoot it just anywhere at the lunar surface, it reflects back a certain amount of light that can be measured.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

If you shoot it at the Apollo 12 site, it shoots back quite a bit more. Why? Because there's a giant fucking reflector there that was laid out by goddamn Pete Conrad. That's why.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Tyler]

All right, man, you really can't top the moon landing debate. That's. That's just a debate.

[Jimmy]

That's like, oh, I mean, I love it. Like, I love it. But you can go Google that. Go Google the reflector that's on the moon. It's there.

[Bradley]

And you don't think we faked the first one just to beat Russia. And so here's my.

[Jimmy]

About. Here's. Here's my argument. So comsec is a thing. There was no way to encrypt COM Sec because it was open. It was pretty much open to everybody. Number two, radar doesn't just go around the Earth. It also goes into space. Don't you think that the Russians would have called if we hadn't gone around the moon?

[Mike]

What the. Are they gonna. How are they gonna know we didn't.

[Jimmy]

Radar was a thing. Radar.

[Mike]

Oh, boy.

[Jimmy]

I. I know.

[Mike]

I know.

[Jimmy]

I. I know. Of all the things. I can't believe you guys hate me over this, but I. I'll die on this.

[Mike]

Not as bad as I hate us in the comments, but, I mean, I'm just. I'll die on it.

[Jimmy]

I'll die on the Hill.

[Mike]

I just. It doesn't make sense to me.

[Tyler]

That was a good debate. I mean, It's. Unfortunately, it's 20, 25, and Mike had the funnier real. So all the facts and things that you bring up in research, we're all laughing at the real.

[Jimmy]

I know, I know, I know. It's. It's. You know what? It's never my. So you guys want a story? Here's a story. Oh, boy. Here's a real story. My nickname in the platoon.

[Tyler]

Actually, let's let the viewers guess your nickname.

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah.

[Tyler]

Okay, let's go back to it, because what we need. So if you're listening, type in what you think Jimmy's nickname is gonna be. Was in the military.

[Angel]

Do they get any hints?

[Tyler]

I want to hear these because they're going to be funny. But we got to talk about Tylenol and autism.

[Mike]

I made a memes about it.

[Tyler]

Does anybody want to talk about Tylenol?

[Mike]

I saw where they actually. Tylenol released a Tweet in, like, 2017 that encouraged pregnant women not to take it.

[Tyler]

Really?

[Mike]

Yeah, that was highlighting.

[Tyler]

So just by being cautious, now they're pretty much. They're pretty much saying, like, hey, you know, we did it.

[Mike]

Yeah, there was a. There was a. It was 2017, and then there was. I mean, again, these are those things. It's like, so let's see Trump try to pronounce acetaminophen.

[Tyler]

No.

[Mike]

Oh, dude, it was great.

[Tyler]

So what? So, I mean, I try to stay out of the topic, so that way I can ask about it. But they're saying that women that took Tylenol then affected our generation of babies like us. You. Oh, yeah. You're not my generation, but I'm saying.

[Mike]

You'Re affected by it. Your mom clearly took Tylenol is what I'm trying to get at.

[Tyler]

All right. So, Jimmy, what do you think about Tylenol affecting autism?

[Jimmy]

I think that anything that you put in your goddamn body that wasn't supposed to be there naturally is probably a bad idea. That said, I don't know how many anthrax series I got. Do you? Because I. I feel like I got that series, like, five times. The anthrax shot I got. No.

[Angel]

So I do have, like, a side story on that.

[Mike]

Oh, here we go.

[Angel]

So had this. This the senior leader with us, and we were about to get, like, a series of vaccinations, and he was kind of like one of those conspiracy guys, and he was just like. He's like, hey, just question everything, right?

[Jimmy]

And I was like.

[Angel]

I thought, like, if they tell you you have to take it, you have to do it.

[Mike]

Right?

[Angel]

Like, we're in the military. We don't have to say. He's like, not really. So he. He was actually talking about the anthrax, like, back in the day, right. So I guess he was in contact with his uncle, which he got, like, Agent Orange and some other stuff, but come to find out that it somehow got led back to, like, the vaccinations that the personnel were receiving. So his uncle told him, hey, just question everything. He questioned the anthrax. He didn't do it. The commanding general of the base was like, hey, you know, you either have to have like a rebuttal or you're gonna have some, you know, corrective action, right? So, you know, this is in the, I would say, like, late 90s, early 2000s. And what he ended up doing was, you know, they don't have cell phone. He reached out to a, like a laboratory in, in the California. In California. So they said, hey, can I get a sample or like the name of the, you know, the prescription you're about to receive? He sent it to them, they faxed back, and sure enough, the. The exact dosage or the dosage that he was going to receive was not approved. So it was like a, Like a test, right? So he took it back. Sergeant Major was in his face, this commanding general, he provides all the information to him. And he was like, wait, wait a minute. Like, this is.

[Jimmy]

This is.

[Angel]

This is not what I thought we were receiving. So we ended up doing. Was calling the. The medical officer in there and everybody else and they're like, hey, did you know that this is what we're giving to the Marines and sailors? And he's like, well, yeah, this is what we're told to give you guys. So. And lo and behold, it was something that shouldn't have been approved to be received. So again, that could be like a little side story.

[Tyler]

Autistic.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Right.

[Mike]

And in true form now, the trend on Tick Tock is pregnant chicks recording themselves taking Tylenol.

[Tyler]

No.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah. It's all over. I swear to God.

[Tyler]

No, it's not. You're lying.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, he's not lying, bro.

[Tyler]

Are you serious?

[Bradley]

I believe that 100.

[Mike]

There are videos now. Girls on Tick Tock. Now, it could be. They could be replacing it with some. But there's girls on Tick Tock just taking Thailand on purpose now while.

[Tyler]

Yeah, dude, do they not have parents?

[Mike]

No, no, they're like these.

[Tyler]

That puts Tide pods to another level. Like, that makes Tide pods seem like nothing when you're taking Tylenol.

[Mike]

That's because Trump said it. Trump and RK said it. So it's got. You're gonna do it opposite what he says.

[Tyler]

I mean, of all this crazy happening right now, the fact that they're saying Tylenol 20 years ago made us all retarded because our moms took it. Like, that holds nothing of, like, real estate in my brain. Nor is there any way really to prove that. And then by the time somebody goes, actually, it is a thing, the world has moved on, but are dancing around pregnant Taking Tylenol.

[Mike]

Yeah, AS Yeah, yeah, bro. That's this generation of anything to get on camera, anything to go viral. You know, I go at it on my, on my page. I go out with a lot of tick tock cops that just sit in our car, make videos and, you know, I get kickback. And their first response from most of them is, oh, cool, you posted me. Make me famous. Like, that's what people want these days. They want to be famous. Whether it's good, bad, or indifferent. They want to be viral. I think they're not parented. They're not. There's no consequences for getting in trouble. It's just how do I get viral or online or somebody to notice me?

[Tyler]

I mean, look at, I mean, I.

[Mike]

I catch me outside, girl. Man, look at all that.

[Tyler]

Worse than that, I think we've all seen it, but there was a, there was a video of a girl in a porter john at a concert and she licked the entire porter john toilet seat for clicks and views use.

[Mike]

Yeah, Marines do it for free.

[Jimmy]

Damn.

[Mike]

That's normal, right?

[Bradley]

Been there, done that.

[Mike]

That's normal, right?

[Bradley]

Been there, done that.

[Mike]

You guys, I think somebody in the comments I, I agree with, said that the anthrax shots were what caused Jimmy to be a mooner.

[Tyler]

What's a mooner?

[Mike]

He believes in the moonlight.

[Jimmy]

He's a mooner.

[Tyler]

I was a flat Earther.

[Jimmy]

I was a, I was a guy that believed in the moon. Mostly because, like, God, I, I mean.

[Tyler]

You believed in America.

[Jimmy]

I, I do believe you believed in.

[Tyler]

I believe that you were never lied.

[Jimmy]

2001, bro. I, I, I, I first go crazy.

[Mike]

I gotta clip the III you gotta clip that. Write it down.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

1004, right? Because for all the Jimmy talks about himself, dude, it's like Crazy Train.

[Tyler]

I.

[Angel]

I, the Tylenol kicking in.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, he definitely got some Tylenol his system.

[Jimmy]

Actually, what I have is vodka and somebody was giving me like, Jimmy smearing off. You could do better than that. Like.

[Tyler]

Yeah, Jimmy's got a long ride home tonight.

[Jimmy]

Okay.

[Mike]

And he's drunk and believes in the moon landing.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, he's gonna go, but I got cop bill, so I could probably get out of it.

[Mike]

We got. No, you're. Tell him, Tyler. Yeah. Drop Tyler's name.

[Tyler]

We represent cops, but we're not liked by brass and administration.

[Mike]

No. So, but did you tally the nicknames? There were some good ones.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, but nobody's gotten it right so far. I've been paying attention.

[Tyler]

All right, okay. Well, let's look at the, the Professor Jimmy was a squishy because he is sweet and huggable.

[Jimmy]

Oh, who said the Professor? Who said the Professor?

[Tyler]

A couple people. Professor a couple people.

[Mike]

Is that it? Whoa.

[Tyler]

The brain McLovin.

[Mike]

That was the first guess.

[Tyler]

Radar.

[Jimmy]

I didn't see it.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Wait, wait.

[Mike]

What? They nailed it.

[Tyler]

What?

[Mike]

Professor? Oh, that was the first one.

[Jimmy]

Who said the Professor? Because I haven't seen it.

[Mike]

It was at the very beginning when.

[Tyler]

The flight operator said the Professor. He must know you. It was the first one. This must be a guy.

[Jimmy]

That must be one of my bros, because that's exactly what my nickname was.

[Mike]

They would tuned into the Jimmy Hero podcast, the.

[Jimmy]

Dude.

[Mike]

Dude.

[Jimmy]

That's actually not.

[Mike]

I stole it. Somebody in the comments said it was pretty good. No, I mean, that's the other shirt I'm definitely making. Sorry. There's two shirt. There's two new shirts coming. The vibe is off. And I'm getting a shirt that says, where's Brent?

[Tyler]

Where's Brent? And then just a conventional guy. That's a good one.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Hey, I. I love that. Yeah, that's a good one. Like, can I. Can I have it, like as a little stick figure carrying a balloon that says I'm good at war.

[Tyler]

Just a. He said it. Just say conventional and have him eaten paste.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

M4 one hand and a. A char pace in the other.

[Tyler]

Conventional.

[Mike]

Just a regular guy.

[Jimmy]

I'm good at war, though.

[Tyler]

Damn. The Bro Fessor.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Let's take a quick break. It's only going to be about a couple minutes. It's still Brent, so you guys can get a little bit of Brent action if you want.

[Mike]

Get your tissues and lotion out.

[Jimmy]

Get ready. Here comes.

[Tyler]

Get your crying tissues out. I miss it.

[Mike]

No, jacket, man.

[Tyler]

Hit it. My misprint jacket.

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[Tyler]

Anti hero 10.

[Mike]

Look at this. We've got a guy in front of the camera.

[Super Chat Host]

In front of the camera.

[Mike]

We're back on you guys. You know, enjoy. Listen to this dude.

[Tyler]

These zins ain't nothing. What is.

[Jimmy]

It's the real.

[Tyler]

What are you guys doing over there?

[Mike]

They're doing some weird.

[Tyler]

Hey, there's a camera.

[Mike]

What the.

[Tyler]

I forgot what I was going to say.

[Mike]

Big Strict is a huge fan of mine and I love it. I love it. I hope he hates. I hope he loses sleep tonight. That one guy in the comments. My guts.

[Tyler]

Who?

[Mike]

Big Strict.

[Tyler]

Big drink.

[Mike]

Yeah, he's my new fan. I love it. Every time you say my name, I hope it hurts.

[Tyler]

All right, let's do the super chats.

[Super Chat Host]

All right, we got Matt Curtis with a hundred dollars outro. Good Vibes by Revolution. Revolution. Your listeners will love this one. Enjoy the beers. Thursday night. Thursday's nights are for the boys.

[Tyler]

What's this song called?

[Super Chat Host]

Good Vibes by Revolution. And then we got BD Heim Bakshi with $5.

[Mike]

Miss you boys my name so much you will.

[Super Chat Host]

Best wishes to Brent, but I'll most mostly miss Drew struggling to pronounce my screen name every week.

[Tyler]

Maria America. Maria Marika.

[Super Chat Host]

Just M E R I A. Oh.

[Mike]

He said it right. Supposed to say it wrong.

[Jimmy]

I know how to read.

[Mike]

I don't.

[Super Chat Host]

Dakota with $5, what would y' all wise souls do? My son has ADHD. Bad second grade. Would you put him on meds? It's 100 is affecting his schooling.

[Mike]

Tough, tough.

[Tyler]

Yeah, he actually asked us the first question of merit all night long and it's actually a really good one because we all have kids without putting our kids business out there. I'm sure I'm telling you for a fact. Lots of our kids, you know, have ADHD or anything.

[Mike]

My son has Asperger's.

[Tyler]

Does he really?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, my five year old's autistic.

[Tyler]

Okay, we have a autistic thumbnail. Why didn't you say something?

[Mike]

My son was too.

[Tyler]

I'm sitting here like, I'm like, heather, is this too offensive? In the first one I made, I had all three of us, and it had autism across it.

[Jimmy]

Actually, my son had autism, dude. Like, my. My wife texted me about it. She's like, the only thing that I ask is that you stick up for our boy. Because I never gave him Tylenol. I never took anything while he was, you know, in my tummy. So I mean, like, you know, I mean, she was like. And even to this day, like, she doesn't want to give him a goddamn aspirin, so. And he was still autistic, so I wonder if it's maybe with the. The. That the army gave me.

[Tyler]

Well, my opinion is I would not put him on any type of meds. People have been dealing with stuff like this for generations, and they've made it. And I don't know if I have add, but I remember always growing up, when somebody was given any type of block of instruction, I could only pay attention for about 10 minutes. And then I'm like. And I remember focusing was very, very hard on something that I didn't care about. And so. What are you laughing about?

[Mike]

When you guys called me the other day for that long ass call. Yeah, I started loading the dishwasher.

[Tyler]

Do you probably have add?

[Mike]

Oh, I got it bad. I couldn't take it. Yeah, I couldn't take it.

[Tyler]

And we don't. We don't take meds for it, so I don't.

[Mike]

Steroids.

[Tyler]

So I don't think that it's worth putting a kid on meds unless, hey, they really need to be on them. And I think, you know our culture.

[Jimmy]

I. I got. I got put on meds as a kid for adhd.

[Tyler]

Did you. You were one of the kids that.

[Mike]

That they were trying to fix that moon landing theory.

[Tyler]

They're like, this kid's full.

[Jimmy]

Hey. Hey. I just. Because I wore a hockey helmet for three years.

[Tyler]

Your son's like, dad, I'm not the one. You think. The mood landing happened.

[Mike]

Oh, man.

[Tyler]

Ah, Lily. I'm just kidding.

[Jimmy]

She. She checked out. She checked out.

[Tyler]

I don't even know if Heather's still in.

[Jimmy]

She's still in. Yeah, she's in blowing it up.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah. Diet, detox therapy. Try it for. Okay. She's giving better advice than I am.

[Bradley]

Yeah, I was gonna say. I mean, I would look into the child's health diet first. You know, fish oil, there's supplements you can. You can take. I would do that first. Before medication, when I was a kid.

[Tyler]

Anything before meds.

[Bradley]

Yeah, right. Like when I was a kid, I was put on Ritalin and like third grade. And it made me worse.

[Jimmy]

Riddling and silent.

[Bradley]

My grades went to the. In the. I got taken off like three months later.

[Tyler]

Lithium. Bradley, what you. What did you take?

[Jimmy]

I didn't take anything.

[Tyler]

No, when you said. I thought you said they were. I thought you said they put you on medicine with your kid. No, was that. I thought that was him that said it.

[Mike]

You're just regular. You are on any medicine.

[Tyler]

He's like, what the.

[Angel]

I was that get like.

[Jimmy]

He's like, no, man, this is all natural.

[Tyler]

My bad. Bradley, I thought you said he too or something.

[Super Chat Host]

No, no, I was just.

[Tyler]

That was. You okay. We got a lot of mics going.

[Mike]

Oh, my God. Dude.

[Tyler]

What medicine was your.

[Mike]

You know what? You know why there wasn't diagnosis much back in the day? Because they beat the kids.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah, they did. They did.

[Mike]

And I'm not being. They beat ADD out of you. Like, if you knew you were coming home to dad beating your ass for getting in trouble at school at some point, I think you learned to manage it. That doesn't happen anymore. There's no discipline. I'm not saying it cures at all. But that mild case, that mild case.

[Jimmy]

My dad was regularly whooping my ass.

[Mike]

I mean, I come back from the, you know, I'm back in the 1700s. They really beat us back then.

[Super Chat Host]

Yeah, somebody. Somebody commented saying that you're the first person to be diagnosed with ADHD. Circus 1766.

[Mike]

I didn't even see it. I didn't see that comment. You got your ass beat. There was no. You do was. You didn't need medication. You got your ass beat. Like, the teacher called, you did this. You got your ass beat. You went.

[Tyler]

Well, call me a little younger than you. I'm ha. I'm between the ideas of thought that what you're thinking right now. And then full blown like, you can't. Like there are certain things that you can't beat out of kids. I don't know. I think ADD is one of them. You can beat it out of.

[Mike]

Yes. Like my son.

[Jimmy]

I could.

[Mike]

There's. I could not have.

[Jimmy]

My son can't beat. Dude.

[Mike]

There was times I'm talking like he would. He would play basketball. Like in the record.

[Tyler]

What did you know? When did you know?

[Mike]

About three years old. They told us, like, there. Something's off a little bit. And I could tell because he was patterned on what he ate. He wouldn't eat. Like he wouldn't vary outside of very certain foods.

[Jimmy]

It was very strict.

[Tyler]

And he's not Asperger's, is it?

[Mike]

Yeah. He became very habit oriented and you could not break the structure. And when he started getting in trouble at school was if the day was supposed to be this class, this class, and there was any variant of any of the day, like he had it in his mind, this is what I'm doing today. Anytime you broke that variant, the variant of what was happening, he was. He couldn't handle it. But he would like lose a basketball game and it was over. The ride home was terrible. I might as well just kill myself. My team laws were the worst.

[Tyler]

Is that all ass murderers people? Or is that just kind of like.

[Mike]

I don't know what everybody else is.

[Jimmy]

My son is the same way he would.

[Mike]

You couldn't talk to him for hours. And if I beaten him, would have obviously done nothing. But he was. His day was ruined.

[Jimmy]

He said something really funny.

[Mike]

I don't think I can tell the story.

[Tyler]

Yeah, do it.

[Mike]

No, I can't. I can't.

[Tyler]

Oh, is it personal?

[Mike]

No, it's not personal, but it too offensive maybe. I don't know if I can say it. I don't know if I can say it.

[Tyler]

If somebody super chats you anything, you have to say it. All right, let's do some super chats. All right.

[Super Chat Host]

We have Joe with $10. Abusing Tylenol acetaminophene can cause severe liver. Liver damage. Forget about a protest. You are harming yourself and your baby. Just saying it and it's insane.

[Mike]

Get you likes and views that liver terrible.

[Super Chat Host]

Then Aldo. I discovered this podcast through Brent. But I like what you guys have going on here. If my opinion means anything, I'm sticking around.

[Mike]

Thank you. But you're gonna get beat up in the comments. So good.

[Tyler]

Hey, man, you gotta stand for something. I love. I. I respect dudes that put their opinion out there and don't care what anybody else.

[Mike]

I can't stand this vibe.

[Super Chat Host]

$5 from his moon man with no message.

[Mike]

He just explained it's moon man and there was no.

[Angel]

Was he on the moon?

[Jimmy]

We have to say star.

[Mike]

He's back. He's back.

[Tyler]

He's big. He's in Patreon.

[Super Chat Host]

And then Justin with a hundred dollars Tyler Eddie Murphy part all the time and Jimmy was short off. Sing along. Opt for Mike.

[Jimmy]

Okay, so I. I will sing.

[Super Chat Host]

Op4 Mike.

[Jimmy]

For Mike.

[Mike]

Up four.

[Tyler]

Oh, that's your name.

[Jimmy]

Opposing force, right? Yeah, because he was down there at an awful.

[Tyler]

We gotta say, dude, me and you have to sing Party all the Time by Eddie Murphy duet.

[Jimmy]

I don't even know what that is.

[Tyler]

Oh, we'll put it up. We'll put the lyric video.

[Super Chat Host]

He already had that. Or no, you sung that the other day.

[Tyler]

A hundred bucks. You can't not do it.

[Mike]

All right, somebody pay 101.

[Tyler]

Somebody.

[Mike]

I'll pay you back.

[Tyler]

Somebody pay 100 bucks for Mike to do it.

[Mike]

No, I'm not doing it.

[Tyler]

You have to do it. Welcome to being a host. Dude, you can't.

[Mike]

I'm the worst host ever.

[Tyler]

Not do it.

[Mike]

Ever since I showed up, it's been the worst show. So I don't.

[Jimmy]

Vibes are off.

[Super Chat Host]

All right, next one's from Moon Man. $5. TISM is a superpower.

[Jimmy]

So if. If I gotta shout out my boss. So I. I do. I do.

[Tyler]

Is he autistic?

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Hey, let's remember. Let's remember when the Shout out to my boss.

[Mike]

By the way, why did you talk about your boss after the autism segment?

[Jimmy]

Because. No, because he'll appreciate it. But remember that when the Rob o' Neill video dropped, I got a call from my boss. I got a call from my boss, and I told you guys, like, hey, I just got off the phone with my boss. Yeah. And everybody was fired.

[Tyler]

Yeah, for sure. I thought you were like, hey, man, I can't come back on the show.

[Jimmy]

So my first of all, the company that I work for is so fucking awesome. They were like, hey. Yeah, they were like, hey, we saw the video. And I'm like, yeah, Roger, I stand by what I said. And they were like, no, we fucking loved it. We fucking loved it. Keep doing what you're doing. And my. My boss, who is autistic and will admit it and will, like, get on the. Get on like a. A zoom call and be like, dude, I look at my. My shotgun and. And with longing. And if he is not talking about that, we have issues.

[Mike]

I thought you say, like, think about putting on.

[Jimmy]

Well, I haven't talked about my. My company I work for, so doesn't.

[Mike]

Do they know that you have that moon landing theory? You might be fired after that, I hope.

[Jimmy]

Actually, dude, for some reason, they actually think I'm squared away at my job. I don't know why.

[Mike]

The more they watch, man.

[Jimmy]

Oh, God. You know what?

[Mike]

McDonald's application.

[Jimmy]

You.

[Mike]

I'll grab you a racetrack application on the way home.

[Jimmy]

But I. I really do work for a great company.

[Mike]

I've never experienced that And.

[Tyler]

And I think it's us. I think we're the problem, but really? Yeah. I think we're the type of people that, like, we're always like, it's everybody else.

[Jimmy]

We deal with numbers. And this dude with numbers is a savant, man. It's crazy. He's the smartest guy in the room all the time, and. And he's learned to manage it. And, dude, like, autism can be a superpower. It really can.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Angel]

Have you seen the accountant?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I've seen the accountant. Oh, yeah, he was badass. Sniper.

[Angel]

That's the first thing I thought about.

[Tyler]

Is he autistic?

[Angel]

He has. He has something. He has something along those lines, but he's, like, great with numbers.

[Jimmy]

He can.

[Angel]

He could see things. And he used to flip out, too, if something was, like, out of ordinary. Right. So he's putting a puzzle together, and.

[Jimmy]

The last piece was, I'm gonna.

[Tyler]

Mike, based off what you said, I'm gonna come home, and my wife's gonna be like, you have Asperger's, by the way.

[Mike]

Do you do. I think you do. I still want to tell you, you. But for sure.

[Tyler]

All right, super chats.

[Super Chat Host]

Last one is from Ben west for $20. Fat old fireman here. T, boss. I've been watching since before. Brad, keep up the good work. Love you guys. Keep an eye out for a small box coming to you soon from Gordo Bombero in Tex, Texas. I put Redmond's heart and soul into it.

[Tyler]

All right. Thanks, man. That's awesome, dude. And we need. We're trying. You guys let us know. Do you. Do you want us to cover more firefighter stuff, more fire ems? We do, but we don't.

[Jimmy]

I, I. So if I can. I can shout out my buddy Jim.

[Tyler]

Is he autistic too?

[Jimmy]

No, he was a fireman.

[Mike]

Worse.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. So Jimmy was a fireman in Philadelphia, and he got up in a really bad fire and had to get medically retired. He's down here in Florida. He definitely wants to.

[Tyler]

Come on. We need. We need more firefighters. Dude.

[Mike]

We lost one.

[Jimmy]

And then my saw gunner in Iraq. My saw gunner in Iraq is a fireman in the fdny. He's the master of New Jersey, when.

[Mike]

I was a kid, was a fireman.

[Tyler]

You might get him on the show.

[Jimmy]

I'll bring Dan. I'll bring Dan Cortez on here. It's spelled with an S, not a Z. Get, don't, don't. Get, don't. Don't look at me like that.

[Super Chat Host]

We did just get another super chat Real quick. It's from Joe. $5. Joke request closing song is Unchained by Van Halen or a sing along to Carly Simmons or Simon. You're so vain for Gavin Newsom. Put the money in the beer fund.

[Tyler]

So can you. Bradley, pull up the lyric video again to Eddie Murphy's Party all the Time. Let's get this over. And thank you so much for that super chat. I'm kind of.

[Bradley]

I'm excited to see this.

[Tyler]

Oh, Joe Saunders. Yeah. Joke request closing song is Unchained by Van Halen or a sing along.

[Super Chat Host]

I don't have it. You want to do right now?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

All right.

[Tyler]

Jimmy, you're with me. Mike's gonna be a fucking.

[Super Chat Host]

They're not gonna be able to see you if you want that up on the screen.

[Jimmy]

Oh.

[Tyler]

We did run into that. Oh, you know what? We're just gonna have to play it.

[Jimmy]

About to play it in studio.

[Tyler]

Playing it in studio, dude. Going live. Doing Al.

[Jimmy]

Okay, there's dead air. I'm gonna talk now. What are we doing? What song is this?

[Tyler]

You've never heard of Eddie? This is probably the best song I've read.

[Angel]

Yeah, I didn't even know it was him until recently.

[Mike]

That's.

[Tyler]

All right, guys. Don't with me. I gotta get in the zone.

[Jimmy]

Where's your sunglasses?

[Angel]

Not now, chief.

[Tyler]

Oh, this is where Eddie's in the. In the studio. In the music video.

[Angel]

Coked out.

[Tyler]

He's with. Who's that? He's with Rick James. He produced this?

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Girl, I can't understand it. Why do you want to hurt me?

[Mike]

Oh, my God.

[Tyler]

After all the things I've done for you.

[Mike]

Do you know I was here last time you did this?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

The most miserable co host.

[Tyler]

I buy you champagne and roses Put diamonds on your fingers oh, my God. Diamonds on your fingers still hang out all night what am I to do?

[Mike]

Oh, my God.

[Tyler]

My girl wants to party all the time no one ever leaves me hanging Jimmy's over here.

[Jimmy]

I don't know the song.

[Tyler]

Party all the time Party all the time Party all the time this reminds.

[Mike]

Me my Tick Tock days.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah. All right, that. That should suffice.

[Mike]

All right. Jimmy, you have a huge fan. You have a huge fan in the chat.

[Tyler]

Who?

[Mike]

The trans. Tim Kennedy is a huge fan of yours.

[Tyler]

Is.

[Mike]

He loves them. Yeah. He eats my fucking guts.

[Bradley]

The trans Tim Kennedy?

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah. He doesn't like me.

[Jimmy]

I love it, man.

[Tyler]

Revolution. Okay.

[Jimmy]

Oh, man.

[Super Chat Host]

Never heard of Revolution.

[Tyler]

Good vibes by Revolution. Yeah. Is it a good band?

[Jimmy]

Yes.

[Mike]

You never heard Nobody hated on Rebel.

[Bradley]

You suck at spelling.

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah. You can't spell. Dude, these people.

[Bradley]

Dude, he was very disappointed with your singing performance, man.

[Mike]

And we hate on SF now.

[Bradley]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Who is it?

[Super Chat Host]

Stephen Forch?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Even you're a gaytard. You're in the comments on a Thursday night hating.

[Mike]

Get the out. Is this a song?

[Tyler]

Oh, this is definitely from the West Coast. But it's a good vibe. I'm sitting here telling. Telling what's his name? He's a gaytard. We're not doing good vibes right now.

[Mike]

You hate me. It's okay. I don't mind. I sat here five weeks and everybody loved me. You know what this is like? You know what this is like? I was gonna. I was holding my wiener in the bathroom thinking about this when I went pee. You know when you're. You ever have your parents separate for a little while and you didn't know it, so.

[Tyler]

My parents loved each other, Mike.

[Mike]

Oh, not mine. So I look at it like when you didn't know your parents were getting divorced, but they were, like, separated, you got to do really cool things with both of them, but you had no idea that the end was coming and everything was fine. And then when your dad really leaves you, like, oh, fuck. No idea. Like, for four weeks, three weeks. That show was great, but no announcement once the announcement was made. Now the show fucking sucks. It is. It's like. It's like I was here five weeks.

[Jimmy]

In a row for at one point.

[Mike]

And it was like, everything was fine and Jimmy was here on the show. We had Jimmy watching a couple weeks. Jimmy was good. But as soon as the announcement was made. Now the show sucks.

[Tyler]

They're Beta bales.

[Jimmy]

Dude. Dude, again. I mean, we talked about this. We gotta figure out what. What is the real data points that we need to look for.

[Mike]

You know what else is. Yeah, but the other thing is they don't realize the page I run and that I really don't give a. Because you can watch anything I post on Cobbill or any of the things I say. I mean, I've actually toned down by on here.

[Jimmy]

I mean, I mean, should. Should. I think. I think we should have a heel. A heel turn at some point.

[Mike]

No, I do enough heel stuff on Cobbill.

[Jimmy]

You know, I. I mean, should I be the baby face?

[Mike]

You are. You already are.

[Jimmy]

I think I am the baby.

[Mike]

You are. You are.

[Tyler]

You are.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. We gotta have a heel turn.

[Tyler]

Jimmy. Heel. I don't think you could do it, man. You're a baby face.

[Jimmy]

Well, I. I don't know.

[Tyler]

You're a John Cena. You're no Scott Steiner inner rock like me. Oh, telling people they're a homo in the.

[Jimmy]

Well, I mean, I did tell Rob o' Neill to go himself, and I.

[Mike]

Was a great opening.

[Jimmy]

And listen, I. I want. I want to say this because it's really important. Everything that I said in that video. Rob, I know you're listening. I'll say it to your face, bro. I say it to your face. Your Tier one doesn't scare me. I really don't care, okay? You can kill me and you beat my ass. Don't.

[Tyler]

I don't think you can beat your ass. You probably kill you, but not beat your ass. There's a difference.

[Jimmy]

I mean, fair enough, but, like, Rob.

[Tyler]

O' Neill's old bro, I don't care. You're fit and you fight, and I.

[Jimmy]

Will absolutely go sit down with that guy. I had a buddy of mine, the guy that was at the HKA pull out, said, hey, man, you don't have to bury the hatchet in somebody's back. Meaning, like, we don't have to create peace by smacking somebody over the head. And that's fair point. But I'll absolutely say it to your face.

[Tyler]

Rob, will you hit him with a. With a go face?

[Jimmy]

No, no, no, I'm. I'm not. I'm. I'm gonna fight with words. I'm gonna fight with this.

[Mike]

Be careful.

[Jimmy]

Guys.

[Mike]

He'll call you the N word if you get out of hand. He likes to do that. Like the fact he dropped.

[Tyler]

All right, let's go, let's go. Oh, is there any Super Chats left?

[Jimmy]

No.

[Tyler]

Okay. Bradley, you were gonna say a comment.

[Super Chat Host]

Oh, Matt Curtis was just asking if you ever walked in on your dad motorboating your mom.

[Tyler]

All right, I've got a better version of simple man, and it's by a band that we all know called the Deftones. Super Chat.

[Jimmy]

We have to do it exactly the way it is.

[Tyler]

But the Deftones covered it, and it's really weird because they don't cover songs like this, so I can't read the comments. You gotta. You guys gotta do it.

[Mike]

There's no good ones yet.

[Jimmy]

So this is the opening to Terminalist Dark Wolf.

[Mike]

By the way, I have no idea what that means.

[Jimmy]

Wow.

[Mike]

Sometimes I feel like you're so smart, you say things, and I've never heard the words before. I've never even heard the words before. I'm like, what is he talking about? Turn it up, turn it up.

[Tyler]

Turn it up.

[Mike]

Yeah, Jimmy's singing now.

[Jimmy]

I love this song, man.

[Mike]

You didn't sing Eddie Murphy.

[Bradley]

Yeah, the song was playing when I had my wisdom teeth removed in boot camp.

[Mike]

You had your wisdom teeth in Poop.

[Jimmy]

They those out.

[Bradley]

They only took three.

[Jimmy]

Still got one. Wow.

[Tyler]

Oh, I only had three.

[Bradley]

Oh, they just left one in there.

[Jimmy]

My dentist says something about it every.

[Bradley]

Time I'm like, yeah, dude, I was in the marines.

[Mike]

This is an SF song, by the way.

[Jimmy]

It is.

[Mike]

That's what it says.

[Jimmy]

Is it? Yeah.

[Mike]

So how does it become. How does one become an SF song?

[Jimmy]

So wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Terminalist Dark Wolf, which is a Navy series.

[Tyler]

Who said that?

[Mike]

Stephen Ford, Chad or something.

[Jimmy]

So apparently, apparently they took a. They took an old school 70s song or 80 song, whatever it is, and now it's theirs.

[Mike]

So the song wasn't written for sf. It became.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah, it's a Skinner song.

[Mike]

No, they wrote it for me. It's a Cobbville song.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Oh, my God.

[Tyler]

People kill me.

[Jimmy]

I. I actually put this to the picture that we have. Simple man. Because we're just simple dudes. We're not ASSF dudes. Jimmy Eats World.

[Tyler]

I'm trying to see that. I can't, man. Any good? I can't hear.

[Jimmy]

No, I love it and I love this.

[Mike]

Monday.

[Tyler]

Monday, 10:00am oh, you guys gotta tune in while you're at work. Monday, 10am there's not gonna be beer bottles.

[Mike]

No, we're gonna do.

[Jimmy]

We do.

[Mike]

We have a phone number. You can call in, you can text in. We take calls and we'll have guests on Monday show. We're also going to do video in. People can come come on remote. So we're going to change the format on that a little bit. Monday. Monday's a little different.

[Tyler]

We have a reach to more guests when we do that.

[Mike]

Yeah, you got the cops working during the day. You know, the SF guys are sleeping.

[Jimmy]

No sports.

[Mike]

Yeah, sports.

[Jimmy]

We don't know.

[Tyler]

We're trying. We're trying to test it.

[Mike]

I said no sports. And. And current events. Monday's going to be like. What happened over the weekend? Bird legs.

[Jimmy]

I do have bird legs.

[Tyler]

Spend too much time.

[Jimmy]

They're not. Dude. First of all, Mike's legs are solid. I'll say that.

[Mike]

That's a stupid machine.

[Tyler]

I'm doing the art. All right, guys.

[Mike]

Standing.

[Tyler]

I think that's it.

[Mike]

This is.

[Tyler]

This is a long song. I don't want to.

[Mike]

I'm not coming back.

[Tyler]

The vibes are quit.

[Mike]

I quit the bra. The vibes are off.

[Jimmy]

The vibes are off.

[Tyler]

All right, guys, thanks for joining us. Another Thursday night squad cast. The boys showed up tonight. Lots of people. Doesn't matter that it's not 1.1 K. I could put a thumbnail up next Thursday that'll get 4.4k just because of the thumbnail. So thanks, guys. You guys are the true bros. You guys stuck it out. You guys are here with us, hanging out. We're glad we get to hang out with you. And join us Monday morning at 10am for the anti hero broadcast. Appreciate it.

[Mike]

Bird legs out.