Trump Releases UFO Files, Our Lawyer Slaps Back at Rob O'neill (05/08/2026)

Summary

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The Antihero Broadcast

Episode: Trump Releases UFO Files, Our Lawyer Slaps Back at Rob O'neill
Date: May 8, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode of The Antihero Broadcast delivers a blend of dark-humored, veteran-centric news commentary. Hosts Tyler, Mike, and Nick dig into hot-button topics including the ongoing Rob O'Neill lawsuit, Trump’s public release of UFO files, major crime stories, and police reform policies, with recurring guest Pat Brosnan offering gritty, first-responder insights. The show’s brash, unfiltered banter is laced with dark humor and frank, sometimes irreverent opinions aimed at veteran, first responder, and blue-collar audiences.

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Key Segment Breakdown & Insights

1. Rob O'Neill Lawsuit & Defamation Case

[05:07 - 18:24]

Main Points:

• Rob O’Neill, the former SEAL who claims to have killed Osama bin Laden, is suing the hosts over alleged defamation.
• The hosts and their attorney argue there are no grounds for defamation as they discussed public, historical events using multiple sources.
• O’Neill’s shifting public narrative and deleted tweets are highlighted as scrutiny points.

Insights & Quotes:

• Contradictions & Reputation:
  Nick [06:33]: "That dude's a clown. I knew it was all over when he said he lied in the after action briefing... he contradicted himself so much... I mean, even prior to the lawsuit, it was a joke. But after the lawsuit, I mean, that dude really shot himself in the foot."
• Defamation Explained:
  Tyler [10:17]: "The entire case for defamation—there's no grounds for it. The fact that it got this far is disgusting."
• On O’Neill’s Motivation:
  Tyler [13:18]: "And then he went on a podcast and said, this is because they were mean to me and they need to be punished. Like, oh my God."
• Legal Tactics:
  The team discusses moving the case to federal court to avoid perceived bias in New York and cites the planned use of anti-SLAPP motions to deter frivolous suits against free speech.
• Clout & Legacy:
  Nick [12:10]: "Now you're going to have another name synonymous with lying about accolades. And it's gonna be Rob O'Neill... like Benedict Arnold for traitors."

Memorable Moment:

• O’Neill suing sparked more scrutiny of his story, which the hosts see as self-inflicted—"if you just shut the f*** up about it, people would have forgot you guys were done talking about it. It would have been over." – Nick [17:01]

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2. Pat Brosnan on NY Crime & Armored Truck Robberies

[19:27 - 44:39]

Main Points:

• Brosnan shares firsthand context about New York City’s crime decline since the early 90s due to Giuliani’s policing reforms.
• He gives a historical contrast: 100,000 robberies per year in early 90s NYC (now ~15,000), attributing drops directly to aggressive law enforcement.
• Discusses a recent high-profile Apple truck heist—explaining how modern technology (fingerprinting, digital tracking) foiled the suspects.
• Brosnan criticizes new West Coast policing policies that restrict pretextual traffic stops, warning these foster crime-friendly environments.

Insights & Quotes:

• On NYC’s Past Crime:
  Pat Brosnan [22:19]: "If you're curious about what it was like in New York City... go watch Death Wish, Taxi Driver... It was insanity."
• On Modern Policing Tech:
  Pat [34:38]: "The myth of the mastermind criminal—I have yet to encounter that after four decades of chasing them around the planet. Stupid, stupider, stupidest. That's it."
• On LA’s New Traffic Stop Ban:
  Pat [35:31]: "It's the land of fruits and nuts... The way they look at the criminal procedure law, the way they look at the rule of law—it's as if they're from Mars."
• Conversion Principle:
  Pat [40:30]: "A conservative in New York City? It's a liberal who had his teeth kicked into his throat one night in Central Park... That's the Brosnan conversion principle."

Memorable Moment:

• Brosnan recounts personally assisting a terrified NYPD widow in the South Bronx, highlighting both the community struggle and the sometimes comical naivety of criminals. [50:47]

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3. Trump Releases UFO Files & Project Blue Beam Theories

[59:09 - 76:43]

Main Points:

• Discussion on Trump’s surprise release of classified UFO files (accessible at war.gov/UFO), which includes documents spanning from the 1940s to today.
• Nick frames this disclosure as potentially world-altering, referencing notorious secrecy around both UFOs and scandals like Epstein’s—a recurring theme is that mass revelation could destabilize institutions.
• The crew dives into "Project Blue Beam": a conspiracy theory involving faked global religious events or alien invasions via holograms to usher in a new world order.
• Debate over the manipulability of public perception, video evidence, AI, and the nature of mass ignorance in an info-overload era.

Insights & Quotes:

• On government cover-ups:
  Mike [66:33]: "Does this not prove that the government has lied to us on mass levels about everything we know? ...Hello, we've been lying to you for... yeah, but now it's like, nobody cares."
• On Project Blue Beam:
  Nick [61:29]: "They're gonna tell them the same thing: we're the new God. This is the real deal. You weren't created from religion. We created you."
  Tyler [61:58]: (Reads definition of Project Blue Beam—holographic false prophets to unite religions under a new world order).
• On cultural overwhelm:
  Tyler [67:09]: "They want to just watch sitcoms because this is too much, dude... you know, everybody's lying to you. All the game show hosts are part of the Illuminati... as you grow, this is almost too much."
• AI Dystopianism:
  Increasing reliance on AI "will create a super language people can't understand—or you'll be left behind," warns Mike.

Notable Quote:

• Nick [65:56]: "Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior ...I'm just saying, get right with faith. Find God if you haven't found them, and find your way to Jesus, because next couple years—I can't believe we're actually talking about this."

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4. Policing, Political Radicalism & Crime Policy

[44:39 - 56:00]

Main Points:

• Sharp critique of woke/liberal criminal justice policies—hosts argue these prioritize ideology over safety, relying on "conversion" after victimization.
• Discuss the dependency of poor urban communities on government programs; assert most want safety and, once educated, shift conservative.
• Brosnan recounts personal, historical crime stories and describes how community protection worked at the precinct level.
• The hosts lament the transformation of urban liberalism, increasingly blaming conservative "mean-ness" for society’s woes.

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5. Listener Q&A, Gaming, and Life as Modern Veterans

[76:45 - End]

Main Points:

• Gamified banter about the generational learning curves of gaming, new platforms (Twitch, Discord), and veteran/family life dynamics.
• Listener interactions about military experiences, recent news, and strange current events (e.g., crocodile attacks in South Africa).
• Discussion of open mic community events, Patreon rewards, and plans for Counterculture Gaming community expansion.
• The segment closes with characteristic raw humor, inside jokes, and plans for future episodes.

Memorable Moment:

• Tyler [102:11]: "Let your friends know that these two won't stop talking. We're Monday through Friday, 1pm on YouTube X and Facebook..."

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Notable Quotes (with Timestamps)

• On O’Neill:
  "If you rub your balls three times, Nick comes out." – Mike [06:24]

• On legal wrangling:
  "Anti-SLAPP... was created so big news industries couldn't silence people from telling the truth with lawsuits." – Tyler [11:28]

• On government secrets:
  "You think the US Government would let one of the biggest top secret missions ever go into discovery?" – Nick [18:24]

• On police reform:
  "The myth of the mastermind criminal—I have yet to encounter that after four decades of chasing them." – Pat Brosnan [34:38]

• On Project Blue Beam:
  "They'll merge everybody into one world religion ... and it's going to try to get us to leave Jesus Christ." – Nick [61:29]

• On information overload:
  "We have more access to all the information in the world and we've never been more ignorant as a society." – Nick [67:56]

• On veteran camaraderie:
  "JV team for life." – Tyler [108:38] (show sign-off)

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Timestamps for Major Segments

• Opening Banter, Ads, and Community Updates: [00:30 – 05:07]
• Rob O'Neill Lawsuit & Defamation Analysis: [05:07 – 18:24]
• Pat Brosnan, “Brutal Facts” Segment (NYC Crime, Truck Heist): [19:27 – 44:39]
• Policing Philosophy, Policy Critique, LA Reform: [44:39 – 56:00]
• Trump’s UFO Files, Project Blue Beam, Conspiracies: [59:09 – 76:43]
• Gaming, Listener Q&A, Community Wrap-Up: [76:45 – End]

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Tone, Language, & Closing Thoughts

The show maintains a gritty, irreverent, and often self-deprecating humor throughout, with a veteran-first-responders’ point of view that both mocks and critiques public figures, conspiracy theorists, and modern policies. The language can be blunt and sometimes crude, mirroring the front-line culture they serve.

Fans of the show find value in the unvarnished perspectives, inside stories from law enforcement and the military, and the willingness to lampoon both enemies and themselves. Whether discussing UFOs or police raids, the underlying theme is skepticism toward both media narratives and government institutions—tempered by gallows humor and the camaraderie of their target audience.

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Transcript

[Nick]

What they did to your family. You're lucky to make it out alive.

[Pat Brosnan]

Streaming on Peacock.

[Tyler]

These men are going to come after me.

[Mike]

Taking them out. It's my only chance.

[Pat Brosnan]

Put a bullet in her head. From the co creator of Ozark.

[Nick]

Looks like a family was running drugs. Execution style killing.

[Tyler]

It's rare for the Keys.

[Pat Brosnan]

Any leads on who they might have been running for?

[Tyler]

The cartel killed my family.

[Mike]

I'm gonna kill them. All of them.

[Pat Brosnan]

MIA Streaming now only on Peacock.

[Tyler]

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[Mike]

Yo, that's some special visitors today, I heard. Yeah.

[Tyler]

Are they still there?

[Mike]

Yeah, I can hear them out there talking. Some of our. One of our OG members of our crew sent me a selfie this morning at my front gate and they stopped by. So that was pretty cool.

[Tyler]

All right. Sending the link to Pat now. Apparently I've never had so many problems. With these links. Dude,

[Mike]

it happens. It's Friday. It's been a long week, right?

[Tyler]

The numbers were pretty good for last night.

[Mike]

That was huge. Yeah, it was a good night. The talent man.

[Tyler]

I need a manager for this show.

[Mike]

Dude, it was Kermit

[Tyler]

Kermit was good. Kermit was good.

[Mike]

I didn't get beat up. I didn't get beat up. Last night, everybody. It went well. Yeah. You gotta remember, my wife is a little exhausted. My wife. I was. My wife is like that all the time. There's no.

[Pat Brosnan]

There's no.

[Mike]

Yeah. It's like. It's really. She's not mad. She's just. That's. That's. That's Jojo.

[Tyler]

I almost. I almost said on. On live. I was like, I could beat up Ronda Rousey, dude, and just let it go and let everybody lose their minds. And then it was good.

[Mike]

You stood. You stood in there tough, man. It was good. Went back and watched.

[Tyler]

Did you see Kermit flop sides? He swap sides quick.

[Mike]

He's not gonna go again. He's not going against Jojo. He's worked with her. He's scared of her. But before, Pat's almost going. This is always. This is like, one of the worst weeks of my life for, like, everything. Does everybody know? Even though I'm going to be 50 at the end of this week, my dad's birthday was the 6th. My grandmother passed away the 7th. Today's the 8th. And on May 8th, four years ago, this is the last picture with my soul dog, Bentley. I was working on duty. My mom called and said, you gotta. You have to take them in. And this was the last picture taken with my. My dog, Bentley. So. People don't understand dogs. I know, but they think I'm crazy. But he's cremated. He's right next to me on the side of the bed. And. And tomorrow is Terry's birthday. The. The girl that we lost in line of duty last year. So. My birthday week sucks.

[Tyler]

Yeah. No kidding sucks.

[Mike]

Yeah. That's where I kind of look at it, like, now. I just look at it like it's just another week, but. Excuse me. And then, honestly, the same week, the day after, which would be tomorrow as well, is my wife's whole big. I came for her being harassed and abused. So it's a. It's a hell of a. May is a hell of a hell of a week for me.

[Tyler]

Well, Pat gets it together, man. Do you guys want to. Do you want to go over this? Let's. Well, we're gonna wait on nick for the UFOs, but. Yeah, I wanna. I wanna.

[Mike]

We called that.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we'll get into that in a minute. But what's your thoughts on the Rob o' Neill shenanigans? The stuff we broke down last night? I got that like an hour before, we had no time to prep, but

[Mike]

he got on the spot reading. Yeah, I. I don't like to say I'm right a lot, but I was right. You're. I mean, without even looking at most of what your attorney said, that the call out, that whole bully thing, at the end, it all goes together. And I didn't. I didn't know about the tweet. The deleted tweet, to me, is a big, big deal as well. Like his. Him saying that and then deleting it, and it's. You know, everything's out there forever. So it's like he. It's almost like this lawsuit just brought everything back again. That he's lied and lied and lied and that everything he says is. And that. I mean, I don't know how you even continue. If I'm a judge and I look at all that, it's like, how do you. What do we hear? What are we doing here?

[Nick]

You guys called. You called me, right?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

If you rub your balls three times, Nick comes out.

[Tyler]

Nick pops up. Now we're just talking about the Rob o' Neill man. The. Did you catch any of the Night Shift last night?

[Nick]

I did. That dude's a clown. I knew it was all over. It was all over when he said he lied in the after action briefing.

[Mike]

He lied then he didn't lie, then he lied again, and then he didn't lie again. He.

[Nick]

He contradicted himself so much for. From. I mean, even prior to the lawsuit, it was a joke. But after the lawsuit, I mean, that dude really shot himself in the foot. He's not. Listen, he might be a great warrior and an awesome tactician. He's pretty stupid upstairs. Yeah, he really is, man. And this is. This is a problem when you have such a. A huge lie, and then you go on all these other programs, and on top of it, you're. You're a substance abuser, right? And listen, it sucks for him. I hope he gets to help. He has problems with alcohol. But, yeah, when you're drinking, man, we've all done and said some stupid. And now you got to remember what you've done and said all these times, all these stupid. That you had opportunities on all these podcasts. It catches up to you, man. What are you, a web of. Of deceiving?

[Mike]

You start getting. You start booking yourself out to go talk, and you get on stage and you. The words start flying, and then you can't remember what you said. In this city and this city, and nowadays you say anything, it's all. It's always permanent. So.

[Nick]

Yep. You start believing your own.

[Mike]

Good for him, man.

[Nick]

You want me to hop out until pastime?

[Tyler]

No, you're good. We're gonna cover this Rob o' Neill thing first. We can. So I got, you know, some, Some images of the. Let's see, man, they're too small. I can't.

[Nick]

So while you're pulling that up with the bizinette story, it's consistent with Rob's story all the way up into the point of when they, you know, they experience or first sue Osama bin Laden. Rob was the fourth in a stack, right? The. I think the shooter in front of Rob took out. He took out his son. Like Obama's son, right. Or bomb. I'm sorry, Osama. Whatever. Same. Both terrorists anyway. I mean, so it's, it's, it's consistent. So I think it gives more validity to. To Biz's story and it shows that Rob's more of a liar if, if. If you listen to the consistency of it. So how does the fourth person in this stack take the first shot to kill Osama?

[Mike]

That's true, but just then to, to, to like threaten to turn the point man, you know, out and then unthreaten and then say you. And then say, well, never mind. He committed war crimes. We all did. But that's. It's easier than just saying you lied.

[Nick]

It's a mess, dude. It's a mess. It's a joke. And then it's. It's one of the, it's one of the biggest. It's one of the biggest incidents in the history of this country. You know, I mean, we've never experienced really at 911 that goes on top of the, you know, the War of 1812 in the capital getting sacked. You know, the Revolutionary war starting Washington, crossing the Delaware, 9 11, killing. The.

[Mike]

The man who perpetrated this was, this was like the, this was the band aid for America for 9 11. This was like the, the. The justice was served moment. And now it's turned into a fiasco that this dude needed clout and needed to write books and needed to do speaking engagements regardless. You know, what this. I don't care who killed the guy at this point. It really doesn't matter to me because it. Somebody did. And that's what's most important. But one person decided to make it completely about them. And now what, 14 years later, he's filing lawsuits about it? Like what the man.

[Nick]

Biggest stories of this nation's history. And, and on top of It. This guy's lying about it, and he's going to be found out that he's a liar. I mean, this is like his. Like his Alamo.

[Tyler]

This is Alamo. That's what. It's exactly what it is. He. First off, the entire case for defamation is. There's no grounds for it. The fact that it got this far is disgusting because we literally took Matt Binet's book, which is another account of what happened by someone who was in that room, and we broke it down and then we gave our opinions based off of two stories. Right? There's no defamation there. And then we also use the. The after action review of the raid, which he states is what we said. But then he went on the back end a couple months ago and said, well, that's inaccurate. So how would I know if

[Nick]

he didn't say it's inaccurate? He said they lied.

[Tyler]

Well, yeah, it's inaccurate. So if. If Nick comes and tells me a story and I turn around and go tell Mike, and then Nick's pissed that I told Mike that story, and then Nick goes, well, what I told Tyler wasn't true. Oh, my bad, dude. I just told Mike what you told me. So there's no defamation there, even though Nick's pissed off at me for telling a story. So it, It's. It's the most asinine thing in the world. So then we were like, listen, we're not gonna do it.

[Nick]

He.

[Tyler]

He lives in Montana. He. I guess maybe he owns property in New York. So he brought the case to New York. We're in Florida, so of course we file for federal. Right. We don't want to do the case in New York. Those are elected judges. It's biased towards him. They're liberal as. So we, you know, and then he tried to stop it from going federal. We can use appointed judges and have a more unbiased court hearing. And so it's gone on for too long. And our lawyer pretty much said, listen, this needs to be dropped. And then we're going to go into the anti slap procedure, which is what anti slap is, was created so big news industries couldn't silence people from telling the truth with lawsuits.

[Nick]

I do that every Saturday night.

[Tyler]

Anti slap.

[Nick]

Oh, yeah. Slap my. Okay, that's so the one thing I said to you, Tyler. You know, we have Benedict Arnold, remember, in history forever, as a traitor. And, you know, and that name is synonymous with being a traitor. And now you're going to have another name synonymous with lying about accolades. And it's gonna be Rob O'. Neill. So maybe 50, 100 years from now, people in the military will be like, all right, Rob o'.

[Pat Brosnan]

Neill.

[Tyler]

Or, yeah, you're a Rob o'. Neill. And like, that's. It's his Alamo. You said it best, Nick. It is his Alamo. And he is. He thought the world would be like, oh, my God. Well, if he's suing them, he must be telling the truth. But then he went on a bunch of podcasts post lawsuit and then convoluted his story even more and made even more, like, styles of what happened that. That deflects or not deflects, but contradicts every other story he's told. And the guy. And then he went on a podcast and said, this is because they were mean to me and they need to be punished. Like, oh, my God. You just stated pretty much, I was in the military.

[Mike]

He can't handle mean. Even if it was his kids first. It was even kids. Remember that story? Oh, my poor kids.

[Nick]

Yep. Yeah, my daughter saw that.

[Tyler]

It's not defamation. So even if. I mean, we sometimes get lumped into the truthfulness of the story, at the end of the day, none of that matters because it's not defamation at all. And you add on the top, he's a public figure. This is a very, very, very huge narrative that's like. That's like the government. Us. Me. Us saying, hey, aliens aren't real. This is all fabricated video. And then the government suing me, like, no, this is a big issue. I can give an opinion on it. I'm not saying Nick murdered two guys in October of, you know, 2012, and I'm just making up a lie. Nick could then sue me for defamation because I'm making up a lie specifically about him only to cause malice. So the whole thing, all I can

[Mike]

say is birds of a feather flock together. And some of the people he flocks with are just the same type people. And it's. I. The.

[Nick]

The.

[Mike]

The jokes write themselves. People that set out to destroy you. Us. And here we are, still going, still being still proven that everybody else is the ones that are up. It's hilarious, man.

[Tyler]

It's an Amanda, dude. And to watch a podcast that you hate is extreme behavior.

[Mike]

I don't even watch ones I like.

[Nick]

I'm sorry.

[Tyler]

Behavior, Bro, if I hated you, Nick and I, I just wanted to ruin your life. But I go and watch all your podcasts, like, yeah, and then I post about you.

[Mike]

You know why? It's not hate. It's gay love. He can't People can't stand it. They have to watch because they got nothing else to do. Their lives are miserable. And it's hilarious.

[Tyler]

Sad, dude. There is this one dude that we saw and he's. He's attempted at being a podcaster for about eight years of his life. He's awful on camera. And then he uses a. To try to get clicks. Get this, Nick. He puts a Navy SEAL trident on his thumbnail to get. To try to get views. The episode had nothing to do with Navy seals. No guests for Navy SEALS plummeted in views. We're talking like 20 views in three months. Like, it's sad, dude. And you watch the beginning of it. He's like, oh, welcome to my podcast. It's like, man, who's.

[Nick]

Is that who you talking about?

[Tyler]

We're not good.

[Mike]

No, he's watching.

[Tyler]

We're not gonna get sued again. But it's a sad. He's a sad dude. I feel really bad for him. And you know how he's sad.

[Mike]

The saddest part is, like, it's all digital. Knows my number. Knows you're not. Like, it's all digital, dude. Never face to face. Never man to man. It's all girly behind the scenes, chopping up stuff and posting. It's so beta, man. It's so beta. So beta.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And then they, like you said, they flock together. But what's sad is that, you know, I don't see anybody sharing his YouTube videos.

[Mike]

Nobody can share any of it.

[Tyler]

His buddy sharing his video. Yeah. At the end of the day, Rob o' Neill is being pressured in the, in the, in the. The court system and his defense team are being pressured into ending this lawsuit and then moving on to the ant slap motion, which is essentially, it's, It's. Well, I don't know if restitution is the right word, but it's compensation for attorney fees. And, you know, and I'm not going to talk about how much this up my life online because that's stupid for me to do, but you guys have all seen it. This has been a nightmare for me, you know, and I just want it to be over with. As far as, you know, the Rob o' Neill suing us for no reason whatsoever. And then, you know, if you would

[Nick]

have just shut the up about it, people would have forgot you guys were done talking about it would have been over.

[Tyler]

We talked about that, dude. The only one who cares about who shop in Laden is Rob o'. Neill.

[Mike]

But I also wonder if it's that connection we just talked about the two homos that got together. It's. It's like weird that it resurfaced all at that time. So.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Nick]

Nice language, Mike.

[Mike]

I'm sorry. It's true. Probably got two super chats before we get to Pat. You want to get those knocked out before we get yelled at. We got Fumasa that says don't war crimes have no statute of limitations? Couldn't the military investigate the potential war crimes he's confessing to? I would imagine double negative. Yeah, because it is. But the dude from. The dude in Australia just got charged. What I know it's another country but like 10 or 12 years later. So I'm sure that's possible. And the chodezilla for the boys. Great for the boys. Not for the terabytes. If anybody.

[Tyler]

Hey, yo, that's one of the gamers, bro.

[Mike]

Yeah, just make sure everybody. Four terabytes for everybody.

[Tyler]

Hold on. Let me. Let me take off the.

[Mike]

That's in honor of last night. In honor of Kermit. Four terabytes for the boys and feel we have a Beal o' Neill in the house.

[Nick]

We need a four wishing now that

[Mike]

gets commented a lot. But anyway, we don't want to keep the. We'll keep Pat waiting too long.

[Tyler]

I got.

[Nick]

I got one more thing to say about the o' Neill thing. It's also funny that you think the US Government would let one of the. One of the biggest top secret missions ever go into discovery because I'm sure there's a lot more to it that we don't know about. And we're gonna. They're gonna let that open up to a.

[Tyler]

No, they're not.

[Nick]

Absolutely not. It was never going to go to trial.

[Tyler]

People would go to trial. People in the case would end. This is. I'm just kidding. This is a joke. This is.

[Nick]

People be disappeared, bro.

[Tyler]

People would be disappearing. This whole court case. People would have problems. You know. They're not going to let. They're not going to air out the. The most secret U.S. you know, tier one mission ever. Because to an old man and podcasters were battling it out in court. It's not gonna happen.

[Nick]

Although an old dangling idiot blabs his mouth about it. Extortion. 17 Biden, you scumbag. Anyway.

[Tyler]

And we'll bring you back on to talk UFOs later. Nick.

[Nick]

All right.

[Tyler]

All right, all right. Without further ado, we have pap rosin.

[Pat Brosnan]

Hey guys.

[Mike]

That's got the. Pat's got the remote controls.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Pat Brosnan]

There we go. Gentlemen, good morning.

[Mike]

Good morning. Pat.

[Pat Brosnan]

Good morning, man. How are you?

[Mike]

Good.

[Tyler]

Yeah, we're excited. What. So we're as, this is probably the fourth time I think you've come on and I like the segment and I think we kind of solidified it as. Is it, did we want to call it Hard Facts with Pat? I like that. Is it or what? What is it?

[Pat Brosnan]

Oh, it's good. Brutal. Brutal's pretty cool. Brutal Facts.

[Tyler]

Brutal Facts. I like that. Even better. Get a cool logo. And, you know, we're pretty transparent with all of our listeners. They know.

[Pat Brosnan]

Excellent.

[Tyler]

They know. They know. We run a tight ship around here.

[Pat Brosnan]

That was a good piece before, man. You know, I was watching. Good to see Nick out there. He's the man.

[Mike]

Yes, he is the man.

[Pat Brosnan]

How you guys? Everything's cool.

[Mike]

Good. Before we start, I know one of your dear friends is ill. How is, how is Rudy doing? Have you had a chance to check in with him and his family?

[Pat Brosnan]

I have, I have had a chance. He's, he's really out of the woods.

[Mike]

He okay? Good.

[Pat Brosnan]

It was, it was, it was tough. He was, uh, intubated and it was, I think it was touch and go. He got last rights. It's reported. I don't know that as a fact. I, I, it is publicly reported that he got last. Right. So, yeah, I was sending prayers out for a man. He was the best. The king of New York.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Pat Brosnan]

You know, there's a clip. I'm sure you guys seen that fool in a press conference. The reporter said, rudy Giuliani. What do you think, mayor? This is three days ago. 24 hours into him, touch and go, last rights. 15, maybe 12 seconds later, madame says, yeah, Rudy Giuliani. That's a, that's a name a lot of New Yorkers are familiar with. That was it. That's what he said.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Pat Brosnan]

You can't, you just can't make it up. You know the guy, New York Y. Yeah, well, he's, he's horrific. I mean, the guy's a horrific, horrific, horrific. I mean, he's gonna, he's gonna make the bl look like Winston Churchill. That's how bad he's going to be, really. And he makes dinkins, I'd say, look like Mother Teresa. I mean, this guy is wicked, evil rattlesnake guy. That's all you could say. Imagine that. The greatest mayor in the history of America who turned around New York on its, on its head from death wish movie we've all seen to Disneyland. And that's it. That's a name we were all Familiar with.

[Mike]

And I remember as a kid going, I'm so glad I got to see the contrast. I went right before he took over. My uncle took me down. I couldn't believe that was America. Like, I was like, this is insane insanity. To watch it turn around and watch that whole. All those, all those peep show places get cleaned up, all the prostitution and stuff get wiped out of there. It was, it was unreal to see the turnaround that that area made it.

[Pat Brosnan]

It really, really was. And, and it's great that you had context for it because I would say most folks today, it's funny I was talking about this this morning who were 40 or under. Just think about the math, right? Rudy turned it around in 93. So someone. They would have been 10 years old. You know, someone who's 40 today when the city was turned around so you would have to be 6 years old to see it was bad, say in 93. And my best, My best line is always, if you're curious about what it was like in New York City, particularly Manhattan at that time, pre Giuliani, there's a few movies you can rent. That one is Death Wish. The other is Taxi Driver, right. With De Niro, Mean Streets, awesome Pope of Greenwich Village. All these old movies, they show New York and it's with all its warts. I got to tell you, it was insanity. Insanity.

[Mike]

I went like 90. Well, I lived right there. But one of the last times I went, before I moved to Florida, I moved to 93. So I was right there around 90, 91. We were there and it was.

[Pat Brosnan]

Was. You were there for the absolute height of it, yes. Homicides in 91. Highest robberies. It was the tippity top. That's because Dickens was busy in Queens without a town brown perfecting his backhand on the tennis court while the city burned. Burned to the ground. So yeah, I remember coming through the.

[Mike]

Coming through the tunnel and open, turning into Manhattan. You were like, what did I just do? Where, where, where am I? This is. It's like a scene from a movie back then, like a bad movie.

[Pat Brosnan]

It really is. And, and to give a perspective and it's interesting because this will. This will be a pretty powerful segue, I think, into. Into what we were thinking. Thinking of discussing anyhow, which is this recent armed hijack of a, you know, hijacking of a truck. Very common back then, you know, because I was in a robbery squad for a long time. And to give you context for the viewers in 91, when you were there 90, 92, 89 robberies were north of 100,000. 100,000 reported robberies a year. A year. In those 100,000, one year was 101. One year, I think was 105 in the mid-80s. But in those early 90s, every year was over a hundred thousand.

[Mike]

And robbery robberies, dude. Yeah.

[Pat Brosnan]

Reported robberies, reported.

[Tyler]

How many a day is that? I can't even do that math.

[Pat Brosnan]

It's insanity. But. But to. To compare it to today or last year, the last. Over month, over month, going back 12 months, about 15,000 today. So a hundred thousand. Fifteen thousand. So 85% fewer New Yorkers are being stuck up, being robbed, having guns stuck in their face, having knives across their throat while people took their wallet. And that's unbelievable. And that's all Rudy. It's all Rudy. It was Mike Bloomberg. After him, it was Ray Kelly and Bill Bratton. And not to do with Dinkins and nothing to do with de Blasio. None of those guys. They had no play in it. Rudy did the whole thing. And I'll tell you a quick one, and you'll love it. Right about the same time that you were going there in 92, I was with Rudy. My first time I was ever in Staten Island. Staten Italy.

[Nick]

Right.

[Pat Brosnan]

I was never there before. I was a Bronx guy. And we come from a fundraiser just before the election, right around Halloween of 92. So Dinkins was in trouble. So we're driving all day, and Rudy says, let's stretch our legs. So sure enough, we stopped outside Show World, which was on at the time, on 42nd, on the west side of the street, the corner of 4, 2, and 8. So we get out, me, Rudy, and my partner, John Fleming, who's now a writer. So I call him Fleming Way. And we take a walk. So we cross the street, we head east on 42. So me and John look like central casting detectives. No one touched us. No one spoke to us. They. They could smell us from a football field away. But Rudy was a former U.S. attorney in the Southern District. He didn't look like a cop at all. So Rudy's walking along with me and John. He gets hit up for heroin, methadone, speed, prostitution, hairless Portuguese boys, every conceivable crime all the way up to 7th Avenue. We cross the street, we come down the south side from 7th going west to 8th Avenue, and he gets hit all over again by all the junkies and dealers and prostitutes. And we get back to the van, and he looks at me and John, and his. His campaign manager at the time was Christine Latigano Communications DIRECTOR Rather, he says this is going to end, that's going to end that we're going to clean up. And that's. And I told him, and as I would tell him a lot of times, you know, this post snap paranoia, Rudy has the cops figuratively, metaphorically, handcuffed because of concern over patrolmen making summary arrests for drugs and prostitution and so forth, and to give it to specialized units, to give it to Organized Crime Control Bureau and the narcotics and the vice squads. He said, that's over, that's over. And he, he took a big key and uncuffed the cops. And that was the beginning of it. Because the, you know, the guy, the rank and file guys, guys like me, the guys in the street, the detectives, the patrolman, now we have full blown authority from the tippity top to go out and collar everyone and collar everyone. We did. So it was amazing. And I like to think that epiphany, what he saw in that walk, early evening, warm, right around Halloween in 92, metastasized in his mind just how bad it is and how important it is for him as the mayor to empower the police commissioner who, who would subsequently empower the bureau chiefs and drop it down to the patrol division and the detective division. So that was like, I like to think that's a turning point, you know.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

And to go into the back to the robberies. How are armored truck robberies with today's technology? You know, any type of bank robbery or quote unquote heist, as people like to call it.

[Pat Brosnan]

Right.

[Tyler]

How, how does that happen with today's technology to, to get away with it?

[Pat Brosnan]

Well, as it turns out, it's very difficult to get away with it today. You know, I mean, you take these guys, they had masks on, they had handguns. They grabbed two delivery workers unloading a truck out in Manhasset back in January full of Apple products, right from right outside the Apple store. Real old school. They force one worker into the back at gunpoint, zip tie his hands, make the second guy drive to a secluded spot over on, I think Northern Boulevard, zip tied him too. Then they took, stole about a million and a half worth of MacBooks, iPhones, iPads, Apple watches, the whole deal, and pounded it into a rented Home Depot box truck and vanished. Left the guys locked in the truck and, you know, remote place over Northern Boulevard. This is like right out of Goodfellas and the other one. Yeah, right. This is straight out of the hijackings when the guy would pull into the diner and they take the truck from him. Right. Some were collusive, some were not. But these, these three retards, these three stick up guys, two from Manhattan, one from the Bronx, were collared yesterday and federally charged with the Hobbs act, which is robbery and interstate transportation of stolen property. So they're looking at 33. Zero years. But what stands out to me and to your question is the outstanding investigative work by the nypd, nasi, Nassau county, as well as the federal prosecutors and the FBI. This was good old fashioned bloodhound policing. First of all, one of these supreme knuckleheads left a fingerprint on the rental agreement at Home Depot.

[Tyler]

There you go.

[Pat Brosnan]

That's a very common boo boo. And I hate to say it publicly, but I know our audience is on the right side of the angels. But think about going in in any weather and you have a signature needed to sign a document for renting a truck or, or anything. It's very unusual to keep your gloves on. Great. Depend and sign your name so no one does. They leave prints there. You know, I don't care how cold is outside. That's bizarre. But that was a gold mine. That print led them to them. And then they, of course, they couldn't resist using some of the products, so they powered up some of the devices.

[Tyler]

How does someone. How does someone, in theory, if they were to get away with it, how do you offload a million dollars worth of Apple product?

[Pat Brosnan]

Quickly. Quickly. And three guys. Three guys, right. So you figure they each moved about 400.

[Tyler]

No, I meant like. No, I'm sorry.

[Pat Brosnan]

Oh, you mean to dump it. Oh, to dump it.

[Tyler]

Yeah, like to sell it. Like. Wow.

[Mike]

You got a minute?

[Pat Brosnan]

That's a great, great question. So in recent years, we. We got into. We got into that business at Brosnan, the Risk Consultants, my security company, in terms of mitigating, identifying the ringleaders and the various organizations. And it has its own name. It's Organized Retail Crime. Theft, orc. Organized retail retail Crime. And these rings, very organized, all tied in with traditional organized crime. And they fence it. So that stuff was likely already sold, already being set up to be moved for a percentage. Very smooth, very streamlined, very efficient process. But again, being, you know, crooks are idiots. They probably couldn't resist just using one of them. Maybe they just went on, you know, to watch some porn or something. Who the hell knows? But that lit up a clear digital fingerprint. So they had the real fingerprint from the. From the application for the truck. They had a digital fingerprint. And then they had surveillance video and so on and just really solid great bloodhound police work. Pulled it all together.

[Tyler]

When you rip off an Apple store, you're ripping off. I mean you can get away, but they're gonna have all the serial numbers for all that stuff. They're gonna have everything. That's not like you take my iPhone from me in the. And in the middle of the street and then I'm like, hey, they're like, what's serial number? Like I have no idea what the serial number is to my phone. Like they're gonna have. Oh yeah, here it is. The whole, the whole lots right here.

[Pat Brosnan]

A thousand percent, 1,000%. That's why today, to your point, and it's a great point, you. It's really very difficult to get away with these types of crimes. Particularly, you know, commercial truck hijackings. That's why they're so rare. I think there was 500 of them. I took a look in two year period in the 90s, exactly the years we're talking about like 92, 93 in the last two years in New York, same 24 months. I think there was 30. So 500 now 30. So these guys know that you can't move the product. They know there's cameras everywhere. They know that we're smarter than them by a stretch. And it's really just technology just finally catching up to them. Same with murders. I mean look at the Gilgo guy. The DNA kept advancing, you know, with. With a degraded hair. A degraded hair found in one of the victims. I was very close to that case. I've been out to the crime scene numerous times with anchors from Fox and so forth. But a degraded hair from one of the victims was tied together with the vic with the. The architect Rex Horman, who murdered. Admitted to the murdering seven allocated to the murder of seven of those 11. So it's kind of the same thing, you know, that's why they're not doing these hijackings. It's really old. It's old school stuff like in good fellas, right? Yeah, I haven't heard of one in a long time.

[Mike]

Technology is stuff to steal because as soon as you log those devices on their serial numbers reported stolen by Apple, you're toast. Even if you're, you know, in that every one of the. It's like selling drugs, but the drug is. Drugs can be tracked. So it's like once you sell it, like, you know, the drugs are usually consumed and they're gone. But you sell an Apple watch, three years from now, some dude might get stopped and Go. Hey, that's a stolen Apple watch. Where'd you get it? I bought it from this dude. And then three years later the, the gig is up, you know what I'm saying? It's like exactly not very bright to deal with technology. I got one other never bright.

[Pat Brosnan]

The content. The, the, the, the operating periodically the operating myth or fable of the mastermind criminal I have yet to encounter after four decades of chasing them around the planet. There's no masterminds. It's just a question of just how stupid they are. They're stupid and stupider and stupid. That's it. Totally. They need a union and they need a newsletter and then they could start getting smart. They're complete, complete knuckleheads, you know. But they get lucky once in a while though. They do.

[Mike]

Speaking of stupid, I have a Los Angeles Police Department. Los Angeles, Angeles, California. They had a council yesterday vote 140 to end pretextual traffic stops to make it illegal for their guys and they're not allowed to stop a car anymore for pretextual stop. What is, what is your thought process on that and that behavior?

[Pat Brosnan]

So I happen to be sadly and unfortunately very familiar with the madness on the west coast. In the Pacific Northwest, particularly in LA and San Fran. I had over a thousand employees in the state of California. I will tell you, I don't know if it's the air, the water, the wine, the corn flakes, I have no idea. It's the land of fruits and nuts. It really is. The way they look at the criminal procedure law, the way they look at the rule of law, the way they look at the penal law, the way they look at the various municipal governing laws is as if they're from Mars. They really are. When I hear stuff like this and others laws that I'm personally very familiar with since we had all those employees there, I couldn't wait to get out of that state. The state of Washington and the state of Oregon. Urban. It's, it's like Mars, Venus and Pluto. Really is. Makes no sense. Nothing.

[Mike]

Yeah, and, and I was talking to one of our followers, Six Dead Eyes, who's a, who works out there. And part of the breakdown of the reasoning, what they're going to go to. You can believe this in the world of policing. If I get behind you, you have a, you have a tail light out. Do you know what I do? I push a button and it mails you a ticket. I'm not allowed to pull you over anymore. This is you to search the car. I can't look for Drugs, I can't look for human trafficking. I can't look for illegal immigrants. I have to email you or mail you a ticket and just keep driving while you keep going.

[Pat Brosnan]

Biblical level madness. When I would work 4-12s in the 4, 6 in the robbery squad, we would stop counting at 100, 100 the number of cars we stopped for guns, to turn them upside down for weapons. This is insanity. But I'll give you an example of similar matters going back a few years ago in San Francisco. I went undercover in uniform in my business, in the Brosnan uniform, as an unarmed security officer in a bunch of Walmarts that I was contracted to provide third party security to. And I just did it. I did three different shifts. I did the 8 to 4 to 4 to 12, the midnight in a couple of different stores. Why'd I do it? Not to catch my guy sleeping. I did it to understand what the prevailing crime trends were there, what was operating there in terms of criminal and inappropriate behavior, and to have context for my post orders. I did it in different states, but on this one, I learned from the police, because I wanted to introduce myself, that the homeless. If a homeless guy threw his body on the ground today, back then, six, seven years ago, in front of headquarters, police headquarters, defecated, urinated, threw his body on the ground at 8:01pm Pacific Time, no one, no sworn law enforcement officer could even inform, couldn't even yell at him to move. Never mind moving him or pushing. You couldn't. You're prohibited from even asking him to move until 0800 the next morning, 12 hours. I want you to let that one marinate for a while. Police headquarters, a bum, horrible things going on out of his body, and you can't even yell at him to move. You can't even ask him to move. So the place is nuts. It really is that those states are insane. I mean, you know, I'll take the South Bronx every day of the week over California, Washington and Oregon. You know, in the 90s, I don't

[Mike]

know why anybody lives out there, but, you know, it just keeps getting worse and worse. And comment here. One of the comments we have here, it makes sense, is now a drug trafficker could just knock a tail light out of his car and go, well, they're not gonna be able to stop me for the tail light, so I'll just get a ticket mailed to me. And I'm actually safer by breaking the law than I am if I'm trying to do it.

[Pat Brosnan]

That's a great example Great example.

[Mike]

Welcome to California.

[Nick]

Right?

[Mike]

Like, I don't know what they expect to happen out there.

[Tyler]

It's like I said, though, it's like that in Virginia already, dude.

[Mike]

That's crazy. But every state's. The level of crime. I get Virginia has areas, but obviously we know the. The issues in San Francisco, Louisiana, Oakland. It's out of control. And you're just. Instead of combating crime, you're making it easier to commit crime. Because. Because I bet some of the numbers we went over last night, they said, although 33% of pretextual stops led to arrest, which is pretty good numbers. About a third, unfortunately, like 70% were brown or black people. So that's not fair that they're getting arrested more.

[Pat Brosnan]

So it's like, never gonna learn, man.

[Mike]

It's like if the numbers are telling you that it's working, it's working regardless of the criminals are going to jail. Criminals are. I don't care what color criminals are. If a third of the people you stop are committing crime.

[Nick]

Stop.

[Mike]

More like the more you stop, the more that the number goes up. But you can't.

[Pat Brosnan]

Hall of Fame. The hall of Fame numbers. The third.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Pat Brosnan]

I mean, it's. It's unbelievable. But see, these liberals, these leftists, these woke folks who are clueless and clueless and agenda driven and poisoned with Trump derangement syndrome and polluted minds with all their wicked thinking, they study and look and admire problems as it relates to crime. See, they never think the grim reaper will come knocking at their door. And that's the conversion. I used to get asked, what is a conservative in New York City? I say it's a liberal who had his teeth kicked into his throat one night in Central park while out jogging. He spit out about 10 teeth, and the next morning he said, light them all on fire. That's the conversion principle. That's the Brosnan conversion principle. But think about it. It's true. They have an epiphany. They have an awakening. They realize that this. This crime thing that they were admiring, this thing that they were looking at academically, actually. Chickens came home to roost. Somebody kicked their door in with a pistol, did a home invasion, you know, or sexual attack or, you know, a stick up, put a gun in your. In your. In your mouth and took your wallet from you. That'll wake you up. And then you have. You have different context, different nuance when you hear about your numbers. Right? Wow. That led to one third reduction.

[Mike]

Right.

[Pat Brosnan]

One third of arrests. You know, so it's. It's sad. It's nuts.

[Tyler]

It. I don't think there's enough liberals. To me, like, a true liberal is somebody that gets victimized by predators and they're so almost mentally ill that they're. They don't change, they don't learn. Like, okay, all right, you know, I didn't want to be the mean conservative because I already have a lot of money, right? So if I'm not. If I don't need to be financially conservative and I don't really need to struggle financially, then there's really no reason for me to go on that side of the tracks until crime and violence enter my life. And then, oh, law and order. I like that stuff too. So now I'm a conservative. But, man, I've. We've.

[Pat Brosnan]

Good point, good point, good point. But if they're in a wheelchair from a stick up that went bad and they have time to reflect on it, I find that the academic response, and I've had this with individuals who said to me, the only thing worse than my daughter being raped and murdered by a murdering rapist would be to think that he might go to the electric chair. I had that comment told to me about 20 years ago at a party, and that person who made that comment was not allowed to talk to me anymore, said, you're prohibited from speaking to me ever again. And he was forcibly ejected from the party. It was, well, back. It was much less kind than Gentle Patrick back then. But could you imagine that the only thing worse would be known, that there would be an electric chair in his future? Yeah. I don't know what kind of derangement that is, gentlemen. I. I don't know how to gauge it, but it's complete, complete insanity. And it goes on. On your right. You're right, you're right. The left, they just don't get it.

[Mike]

No. And I think there's even worse than the left. Now, the old left.

[Pat Brosnan]

Yes, would be.

[Mike]

Once there was a victim, they would be like, like, okay, burn. Now these kids today would be like, well, it's our fault that the guy killed people because we. We were mean to him.

[Pat Brosnan]

Right?

[Mike]

It's.

[Tyler]

Then, hold up.

[Mike]

My dad's dad, kill me next.

[Tyler]

Kill my dad. Punish me.

[Mike]

My dad was probably really bad because these people, you know, those people ended up like that. So it's my dad's fault. I'm not even gonna be mad at that person for doing that to my dad because, you know, it's our fault that we did that. I mean, that. That's a whole nother generation.

[Pat Brosnan]

We're dealing with. Absolutely. You know, that's the self blaming, the self hatred, the self blaming, the self shaming. And it's really not 50 shades of gray, right? It's 50 shades of left, because it is left. And there's super left and there's wicked left. And this. I can't even see how far you are to the left. You're right, you're right. Self blaming is. I don't even know where to start with that. That's a whole nother show.

[Mike]

Those are the people screaming at those rallies and yelling with the top of their lungs like maniacs. Everything.

[Pat Brosnan]

If you didn't see it with the Floyd matter, you've seen it. That is the, the, the most wicked manifestation of how the left can metastasize and bloom in the context of, of that whole fable. And it's just unbelievable why every, everybody, that long ago,

[Mike]

while everybody was looking at that, what were they doing? They were opening leering centers and, and defrauding the government for billions of dollars. Opening fake daycares right under the same city where all that went down. So while it was burning, a whole group of people moved in and started defunding the government or defrauding the government. So that was a hell of a trick they pulled up there.

[Pat Brosnan]

Absolutely nothing like chaos. Well, nothing like rioting for fun and profit to allow other frauds to go on in the middle of it, in the middle of the chaos. I mean, look at the leaders from BLM. It was like 90, 90 million stolen in that. I think there were some indictments. It's endless. It's endless, you know, but that's human behavior for you. But this derangement, you know, I mean, you know, it's funny. I had a discussion with a congressman just last night, and we were having dinner in midtown, a friend of mine, and I said, what level of Trump derangement syndrome is it when a Medal of Honor winner or a child, both has occurred recently at events with Trump who survived terminal cancer. What level of derangement syndrome is that? They can't put their hands together. What is that? What is it? Where on earth do you categorize that behavior? And he just couldn't. I mean, we, we went on and on about it, you know, and it's just. It's just incalculable. It really is. They're. They're coming from a different planet, you know, and it's not getting any better. And these midterms are terrifying. It doesn't look good.

[Tyler]

I think that in big cities like New York, I've said this a lot. You know, the Democratic Party relies on people to rely on them. You get generational people. These aren't college. I'm not talking about college. White liberal kids that have had everything in their life. You're talking about hard people that have never left their borough ever in their life. And they. All they've known is, I mean, so economic struggle, maybe Section 8 housing. And they're the ones, I think, that you actually have. Once they get educated, they're the ones that have more of a chance of converting to conservative values over these crazy mentally ill liberals. You know, like you bring somebody up that has, that has managed to not get into a life of crime and has seen the other side and seen what the government's out there to actually help you. Believe it or not, all these programs and stuff that are used and abused by what, 80% of the people that use them, they're there for the other 20% that need the help, that need to go to school, that need to eat, and then they get out. And, you know, it's. I believe that the Democratic Party would not be able to function without a large chunk of society relying on the

[Mike]

government that they were founded on.

[Pat Brosnan]

It's an entire cottage industry. And you nailed it. You know, when, when I was in the 4 6, I did my master's thesis on the 4 6, 46 precinct. It's one square mile in the Southwest Bronx, Fordham Road to Tremont, Webster Avenue to the river. The reason I bring it up is I learned that there was about 200,000 people living in there. And that's census numbers, probably double that because the project, 10 people in a one bedroom apartment. So I looked at the major crimes and I was trying to establish just how violent it was in context and in comparison to North America. All the places in North America, you know, Chicago, Detroit, Louisiana. And I learned that when you overlay the seven crimes, you know, murder, robbery, arson, rape, burglary, so forth, and you look at and you divide it into that number of people, it was the hands down, hands down, the most dangerous square mile in North America. And we probably printed about 3,000 shirts with that because I was running the gym, so I was trying to get some equipment. But the point, the point was, and it was easy, and I did a bunch of interviews as a working detective with Wall Street Journal, with Newsday, because they became aware of it. You know, I was very vocal and I was the president of a very large fraternal group, the New York Shields. That's why I was in the role of the president. I said, let's be crystal clear. I said, I lived in the South Bronx for 34 years. I lived in the precinct next, there it was at the fourth floor. I said, the vast overwhelming majority of people in there, to your point, were great people, fantastic people. They were terrified in their apartments behind four locks and a police bar, terrified of the animals that were prowling, the predators that were looking. But the predators were a very, very small percentage. And the great vast amount of people were trying to get out of that. And you're 100% right, because when, if and when, and many did and some didn't, they did get out without getting, you know, drawn into a life of crime. 100% right. They were very conservative. They understood the rule of law. They recognized that they were fortunate, you know, no different than myself. I was a son of the Bronx. I lived in the South Bronx in a one bedroom apartment on the fifth floor. So. So I was also someone who was very lucky so that, you know, it's. I know from whence I speak. So it's. But it was, it was a point that I was always making. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. There's a lot of old moms and dads up on the fifth floor whose kids went up to Miami and never came back and left them there to fend for themselves and terrified just getting groceries in. It was unbelievable. And I used to make it my personal vendetta, personal mission to keep an eye on those folks, you know?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Pat Brosnan]

Like a pet detective. And it's a funny story. I just goes to show how stupid, stupider and stupidest these guys are, you know, in the street criminals, I get called. It's. It's a pretty good story. It's a quick one. And I go up to the fifth floor. Every run is the fifth floor. No elevators, five floors. I go up in uniform and it's an old Irish woman named Mrs. O'. Brien. And she says, oh, I'm very scared. There's all these people in the lobby and they scare me. Meanwhile, it was a, a sophisticated network of dealing in the lobby with guys with guns, protecting the drugs, protecting the money, looking for a ripoff, right, that there was no rip on the drug dealers. So we came in, they're all scared. But we went up. So I see on this old TV that she had, I see a framed picture of a patrolman. I almost. Who's this? That was my husband. Your husband, you see, he's still alive. Said, no, no, he was killed in The Line of duty. So she was not only an older woman terrified in a building, she was a widow of a murdered NYPD patrolman. So to say that I took a great interest would be an enormous understatement. I mean, yeah. So I go down with my partner Dennis. We round up all the guys. I said, listen, I have a personal friend in this building. It's Mrs. O' Brien up in 5B. She's my friend.

[Mike]

Me?

[Pat Brosnan]

Oh, yeah, man, Cool. We like her. You know, all these idiots. I said, when she comes into the building, I want you guys to be respectful. I don't care you're selling weed, narcotics, deals with that, you know. Of course I did care. I cleaned up the building shortly after. But so what do they do? They completely screwed it up, like, you know. Yes, sir.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Pat Brosnan]

So they just wanted to do the business. They didn't care about Ms. O' Brien one way, the other. But if they were going to be nice to her and I was gone, it'd be good because I was.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Pat Brosnan]

So what do they do? Not only did they overdo it, they would actually meet her at the AP with her bags, carry her bags the block from Fordham Road, wrestling her bags from her so they could run the bags up to the apartment. So it completely backfired. So I came back. I had a whole nother huddle with them. I said, listen, you retards, listen to me. You don't go to the A and P and steal a bag from her and bring it to her apartment. She's terrified of you, Joe. Sure, I said, just be. And then subsequently, we just raided, cleaned out the whole building. So it was very, very short period of time. But just. Just a. Kind of a funny story, but a great one, because think about it. The widow of a murdered officer, a murdered patrolman in uniform. I think he was murdered in the 50s. He looked very old school. Yeah, I think it was 1959, if I remember. She told me. Was up there behind 10 locks, terrified, couldn't get her food. I had to go to A and P, and then these junkie dealers with guns are all in the lobby. So, anyhow, a trip down memory lane, you know.

[Tyler]

Man, that sounds like police work right there, Pat.

[Pat Brosnan]

Yes, it was, man. It was. Yeah, I didn't.

[Tyler]

All right, so anyhow, yeah, you guys check out Pat. Is it. Is that Pat live from the bat cave on YouTube, right?

[Pat Brosnan]

Yes, absolutely. Absolutely. It's Bat Cave with Pat brosnan. We're on AM979, AM 1910 on Saturday mornings, and then we're across all the platforms again. Think about the bat cave with 30ft underground somewhere in Gotham under a nondescript building. And have good luck finding us. Wish you the best of luck finding us. But you can find us. 9:00am 9:70am thank you, guys. This is great, man.

[Mike]

All right. Thank you so much.

[Pat Brosnan]

Thank you.

[Tyler]

All right, we're to hit a quick commercial and then we're gonna get into the UFO files with G money. We'll be right back after these messages. Over a century ago, in 1910, the Flexner Report, funded by John D. Rockefeller and the Carnegie foundation, re engineered medical education from a holistic whole body approach, which appropriately treated the body as an interconnected system, to a compartmentalized approach. Under the guise of specialized medicine, they shut down or consolidate consolidated medical schools marginalized naturopathic, homeopathic and chiropractic medicine, replacing them with symptom management and synthetic drugs. Allopathy is a marketing strategy rooted in fear and manipulated science. This philosophy carried into veterinary medicine resulting in over vaccination, unnecessary surgeries and manufactured food just like they did for people. They call it care, but it's predatory and based in profitability. The truth, toxicity, compromised immunity and chronic inflammation.

[Pat Brosnan]

They're not fate, they're engineered.

[Tyler]

And so is your power to undo them. We built three targeted formulas to return the body to homeostasis for pets and people to detox, defend and restore. We are the correction to decades of corruption. We are vengeance.

[Mike]

What is up? For those that follow the show regularly, before Tyler does our ads, I got a special friend that wants to come in and say hi to everybody.

[Tyler]

All right, what's up, guys?

[Mike]

Our friend Turkey Leg is visiting. Visiting the studio today. So he wants to say what's up to everybody. What are you gonna tell everybody today?

[Tyler]

I don't know. I just hope everyone has a great day. But we gotta go soon, so hope you guys have an amazing day. Later, bud. Shut the door.

[Mike]

Don't lock it, though.

[Tyler]

Oh, man.

[Mike]

Don't lock it.

[Tyler]

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[Mike]

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[Tyler]

You didn't mention your stumble to email them?

[Mike]

No, I'm not doing that today. Paid full price.

[Tyler]

All right, so G money. There he is.

[Mike]

How many pretzels am I allowed to eat? Pretzel, little piece.

[Tyler]

Why are you eating cheeseburger? My argument is, it's two hours a day you can't eat. The other 22 hours a day, you can eat. But you and the company. So you can do whatever you want. How'd you like that, man? Did you like that segment with Patnick?

[Nick]

Yeah, dude, Pat's great. I can listen to Pat all day long, man. I'm old school. Real police stories.

[Tyler]

Yeah, dude, that was a. That was definitely a old school story told about the old lady taking care of somebody's widowed wife like that. You don't see that anymore.

[Mike]

Can you imagine getting that call from Pat where he goes, hey, we're gonna go take out everybody in a project building in the Bronx. I'd be like, yes. Like, no. No games, no body cameras, no police. Please, please. None of that talking back stuff. Just

[Nick]

we scold the special police. You put your ride helmets on and your raincoats and go handle business.

[Mike]

Go. Go take care of business.

[Tyler]

All right, so let's get into this. Trump releases UFO files.

[Mike]

Nick loves this stuff.

[Nick]

Dude, I'm not even. I'm not a big UFO guy, to be honest with you. It's not my thing.

[Tyler]

This is.

[Mike]

This is the distractionary blows though.

[Nick]

Now. This ain't distractionary, man. This is real Deal stuff, dude. Yeah, I mean I just, I looked on it. You go to what's the website? War.gov UFO and it's a trove, a treasure trove of documents all the way from the 40s up up until today. And apparently there's gonna be a lot of cashes dumped over the next few weeks. So, you know, Trump put it out there. He's like, you know, listen, you can decide for yourself. Have fun. Promise I was going to do it.

[Mike]

Don't. Don't pay attention to Iran and Epstein. We got the UFOs here.

[Nick]

I'm telling you, man, Epstein is tied in with, with the, the UFO and how so. So both of them. So people of authority have been asked about the UFO thing and it's kind of the same thing. Nations might crumble, churches will fall. People won't be able to handle what's really going on with ufo. Things go over the Epstein thing, this same thing. Nations will fall, governments will collapse, churches will fall. People will not be able to handle what's going on. They're eating babies. I mean, it's. Shit's real, dude. It's real. It's happening.

[Tyler]

Do you remember, do you remember Project Blue Beam?

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Do you remember what that I'm project. There was something literally about. They are going to portray.

[Nick]

So this is. There. It's going to be like a false prophet. So apparently they can holograms in the sky that look real. They're gonna bring down like each nation's religious leader will show up in the sky and we'll, we'll merge everybody into one world religion. And that's when one global, you know, one global society will take place and it's going to try to get us to, to leave. Leave Jesus Christ. You know it's fake. You know, religion was. This is the real religion.

[Tyler]

Leave.

[Nick]

Leave Jesus. He wasn't real. Come follow us.

[Tyler]

Well, how would they, how would they, how would they do that for every religion and then say Jesus is fake?

[Nick]

Well, same thing with, with Allah, that they'd have Muhammad or whoever the hell that, that rapist pedo was. And they're going to tell them the same thing. You know, we're. We're the new God. This is, this is the real deal. You know, you weren't created from religion. We created you. This is who we are. And it's going to be a spectacle. It's going to be, you know, even I think Matthew 24 in the Bible talked about, you know, there'll be such a great deceiving that, you know, It'll. It'll fool even people in the highest ranks of the church.

[Tyler]

Well, let me read you Project Bluebeam. Project Bluebeam is a conspiracy theory alleging that NASA and other elite forces are planned to use advanced technology to stage a fake alien invasion or holographic religious second coming event. Originated by journalist Serge Monash in the 1990s. The theory claims the plot aims to create a totalerian new world order by replacing all existing religions with a simple New age belief system. Key aspects of the the theory four step implementation he outlined a plan involving a destruction the destruction of religious knowledge, massive space based holographic shows artificial telepathic electronic communication and supernatural manifestations designed to stimulate an alien invasion. Goal of control the ultimate goal is to. The ultimate. The ultimate goal is to supposedly stop the ultimate. I don't see you looking up, dog. Supposedly I. The ultimate goal is supposedly to induce global fear and panic causing humanity to accept a new world government and religion to restore order. Technological manipulation. The theory suggests using laser satellites and 3D holograms to project images of deities or extraterrestrial beings in the sky tailored to specific religious regions.

[Nick]

Didn't I just say that?

[Tyler]

Yeah, I said do you know what Project Bluebeam in. And you went no, no, I didn't. Okay. I said yes.

[Nick]

I said yes, I know what it is. I just told you what it was. So that's a great like, yo, you're looking past the veal now you're getting behind it.

[Mike]

So you get. So that's pretty neat. Like we've been putting up satellites for what, 40, 50 years now, just throwing them up there. So they're going to do like a, a drone show over each part of the country. Right? Each part of the world. Stop listening. No more goats. And then they're gonna say, believe us. What?

[Nick]

I'm gonna hurt you.

[Tyler]

Here is real. Here's Allah.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Nick]

By the way, satellites are. Dude, they're all. They're all put up there by hot air balloons. There's not, there's not as many satellites as you actually think. Like this thing hanging out in orbit, doing its stuff. Dude, it's all, all hot air weather balloons that are holding these satellites up. Look it up.

[Mike]

The space.

[Nick]

Yes. In the ionosphere.

[Mike]

Right?

[Nick]

Right on the cusp. Check it out, dude.

[Mike]

Why don't we see them in telescopes when they go by?

[Nick]

How often do you look in telescopes?

[Mike]

Every day there's somebody doing it. I don't do it, but some. There's a nerd right now looking out in the sky at a telescope he ain't seen one balloon go by.

[Nick]

All right, dude, so if I'm looking at a tree and a fly flies in between me and a tree that's 200 yards away, am I gonna see that fly or will I see the entire tree?

[Mike]

Then you're gonna record it and you're gonna go back.

[Tyler]

You probably can't even pick up a satellite and a telescope.

[Nick]

No, because you're looking past it in fraction.

[Tyler]

It's actually smart outside of, like, the ball structure.

[Nick]

Mike's been. Mike's been rolling his eyes at me this entire segment.

[Mike]

No, I believe you. I believe you. You. You were. I would agree with you. You did tell Tyler that you knew that wasn't it. They read it anyway.

[Nick]

We're not good, are we, Mike? We're not good.

[Mike]

Oh, my God.

[Nick]

This is. This is. I get it, dude. It's all right.

[Mike]

I'll go eat my pretzels, dude.

[Tyler]

So do you. Do you guys really think that's possible to do an artificial alien invasion? So project. They just don't know if it's going to be aliens or if it's going to be religious prophets. They do to do this with.

[Nick]

I think it's going to be the religious prophet now. So it's. Anyway, Jesus Christ is my Lord and savior.

[Mike]

All right.

[Nick]

I'm going to announce that right now.

[Tyler]

Amen.

[Nick]

Say. I'm just saying, get right with faith. Find God if you. If you haven't found them, and find your way to Jesus, because next couple years. I. I can't believe we're actually talking about this, to be honest with you. Can't believe we have a government putting out actual UFO information. They're real. They're here. You know, we had, you know, credible government officials discussing alien human breeding programs across the country. Like, I just want to go back to the 80s, get rid of podcast. Get rid of my phone. I don't want to know about aliens. I want. If you talk about it. You're a weirdo. Let me just go live my life, dude. Like, I can't believe we're here. This is crazy.

[Mike]

Doesn't this prove, though, kind of what we said about. We were talking about some other historic events, like if we really, you know, if we killed Kennedy and all that stuff. Does this not prove that the government has lied to us on mass levels about everything we know? Because now you're releasing it. I mean, it's awake. Hello. We've been lying to you for. Yeah, but now it's like, nobody cares. It's like we were Talking about the last segment where the left doesn't care. It's like, oh, by the way, all the stuff about aliens has been true this last X amount of years. And it's like,

[Nick]

crazy, dude. Yeah, people don't give a.

[Mike]

There's a dating show on Netflix tonight. I'm gonna watch that. Who cares?

[Tyler]

Well, it kind of just. They don't give a. Because they want to do what Nick just said. They want to go back to the 80s, dude. They want to just watch sitcoms because this is too much, dude. And I understand why old people just become senile and closeted is because as you grow, like, you remember, like, Nick, you're talking about the 80s. But, dude, like, this is almost too much. Like, you know, everybody's lying to you. All the game show hosts are part of the Illuminati. Everything's made up. And you're like, man, like, me and you were talking the other day like, we were talking about Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel show and how funny they were. And it's like, dude, you can't watch that now because you're like, well, they're all part of the agenda. Or are they not? Are we crazy now? It's like,

[Nick]

yeah, dude. It's just. We've never had. And yeah, one thing I like to say IS video lies 100% of the time without the proper context. And if we're watching video, which we see all the time, we don't have the proper context. We're just getting snippets of. And you could be told whatever you want to be told, and you're going to believe what you want to believe. And we don't really know that the true story is everything we're seeing. We have more access to all the information in the world and the tip of our fingers, and we've never been more ignorant as. As a society, ever. Everything's a conspiracy theory. Everything is just this and that. It's. It's sickening, dude. I'm getting tired of it. It really is. And I'm not saying that a lot of it isn't true. Like, conspiracy theories stop being conspiracy theories when they're proven true, right? And. And, you know, we've been batting a thousand for the last 10 years, so not everything's a conspiracy theory, but it's tough. Yeah, but like Mike said, man, like, they've just been proven to be lying to us so much. It's. It's like, what's real, what's not real and covert, dude, it was. It's disgusting. They murdered so many people. Flat out murdered them, dude. And they knew about it, got up there and lied. I don't know how Fauci can even walk the streets. I think it should be hung up by his balls.

[Pat Brosnan]

Yeah.

[Nick]

And gutted.

[Mike]

A. AI is. The next thing I'm telling you guys are like, I'm watching people use part of it, dude.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I'm watching some of the dumbest people I know rely on AI to, like, live.

[Mike]

But listen, listen, though. Listen. Let's look what's gonna happen. I've seen. I've seen this with the police, and they talk about AI writing reports. They're making it. AI is writing these things so elaborate that a normal human being can't even understand. Like, I read it, and I'm like, I don't even know what the words. These are not. Yeah, sorry, I'm not. I don't have a master's degree. I know how to speak English. So it's like you're. You're starting to create these massive documents, and I see them getting longer and longer, and at some point, I'm reading it like a policy, and I'm going, this is a policy on, like, how. Like, how to drive your car. Like, what? The crash report process. And it's like, I don't even know what words these are. Your average person's not going to know what words these are. And then we're just starting to write and more.

[Nick]

I know one person, but.

[Mike]

But it's. Here's the point I'm getting to is I'm gonna ask you to go testify. You wrote this report. No, Axon. Hey, I wrote it. The jury is going to look at you and go, this didn't write none of this. And then I'll be like, well, Detective Dilks, what. What is this world? It's in your report. Well, I don't know what that means. Oh, you don't know. You don't know what your own report means? That's what we're headed to, I'm telling you. Because everybody's throwing everything into AI and they think they're smart for doing it. And all it's doing is dumbing us down even more. It's another tactic to dumb us down even more. Create this super language that. And then you're gonna. The people go, I don't know how to use the phone or a. You're gonna get left behind. If you're not in AI using that communication. Like Nick said, you try to go back to the 80s with no cell phone, you're not going to be able to exist anymore. You're gonna be. You're gonna be extinct.

[Nick]

I'm not even real. I'm AI right now.

[Tyler]

We're already doing it, Mike. When me and you are like, dude, we're not learning Twitch or we're not learning Reddit. Like, I'm just. I. I look at those things, I'm like, dude, I don't have the mental capacity to try to learn that. So once Instagram isn't a thing and YouTube isn't a thing, and it becomes like this new. I feel like I'm gonna be like, yo, we hire somebody, dude.

[Mike]

Like, we'll be dead by then. We're good, bro.

[Tyler]

My kid like Call of Duty when I used to play Call of duty when I 2009 for Xbox, 360, 2010, whatever, you know, it was simple, dude, he puts that up on the TV and he's like. And he's like, packages awards xp. And I'm like, what the. Man? I thought we were just gonna get around on the TV and kill each other. And it's a whole. I just can't figure it out.

[Mike]

Nope. They made it so difficult. I remember your same thing. 360. You got your squad together. You got the group together real quick. You added each other to a little squad, and you entered the game. I don't even know how to make a squad. I don't even had to. I can't do any of that. I can't do any of that, dude.

[Nick]

It's like crazy, dude. Like, all the buttons and stuff. You got it. I'm like, dude, I like just hitting aim B and hitting the shift that.

[Tyler]

Nick, we're not. We can figure out the buttons.

[Nick]

No, dude, when's the last time you

[Tyler]

played that with A and B on it?

[Mike]

And that's it.

[Nick]

You get on Call of Duty and tough trying to play.

[Mike]

I want to watch, but it's hard. I have. I. I have the newer one. I play it, but it's it. I can pray. It's very difficult, but start to figure out how to, like, change my weapon and do all that other. Like, it used to be so easy, man.

[Nick]

Yeah. These kids are cycling through real time like that.

[Mike]

Oh, my God, I can't wait for Grand Theft Auto. I'm getting into that.

[Nick]

Oh, yeah, I can't wait.

[Tyler]

Oh, imagine how hard that's gonna. How complicated that's gonna be to play. I stopped playing after Grand Theft Auto 4, I think, because it's just like, even Grand Theft Auto San Andreas was so like, bro, this takes forever. I'm up in the mountains in a Bronco. It takes me 20 minutes to get to the city. Like, I don't want to drive around. This isn't. I'm not trying to play real life. I just want to get real.

[Pat Brosnan]

Real life.

[Mike]

You're talking, like bank accounts and. Yeah, it's gonna be real.

[Tyler]

Dude, that's nuts. Who wants to play that?

[Mike]

Yeah, it's gonna be great. We're gonna steal a jet and bomb somebody, right?

[Nick]

Yeah. Who would have thought? Yeah, you can go watch a real documentary made in the 90s and 2000s would be demolition man and Idiocracy. Go watch those two movies. And who the would have thought we were there already? Especially Idiocracy.

[Pat Brosnan]

We're.

[Nick]

I mean, we're almost there, dude. Eating air hoagies over there. Tyler, you've been sniffing coke. Why you've been going like this?

[Tyler]

Sorry.

[Nick]

That's a coke thing, man.

[Mike]

No eating on duty.

[Nick]

Stop snorting.

[Tyler]

Yeah, dude, they were talking. That's. It's actually Discord, not Switch or Twitter or whatever.

[Nick]

The Discord's easy as, dude, you know, that's. It's just a, like, chat room, basically. Is that pedia. Like,

[Mike]

iterate.

[Tyler]

And when. When I play with my kid, I join his games because I. I just log in underneath another Xbox account on the same TV or in the same Xbox so we can play split screen. And he's a level 47 prestige, you know, so his games are hard as. And I'm just getting slaughtered as soon as I respawn. I'm slaughtered immediately because I'm playing with a bunch of prestige people. It's. Dude, it's gnarly.

[Nick]

A new Vietnam game coming out. Looks awesome.

[Tyler]

Vietnam hit Vietnam game.

[Nick]

Oh, yeah, looks.

[Tyler]

They really don't market that too much.

[Nick]

The hell something. It's literally just coming out. I'll tell you in a second.

[Tyler]

There used to be like a Hell shell shot, or I think it was called Shell Shock 67. It was an Xbox or PlayStation game or something about Vietnam. Vietnam.

[Mike]

Hell let loose.

[Nick]

Yes. Yes.

[Tyler]

All the video game nerds are one

[Mike]

of the most realistic games ever made.

[Nick]

Yeah, dude, that looks. I might have to go get. When's this come on Xbox? Hook up in the van.

[Mike]

I have one. I'm ready to go.

[Nick]

It's just releasing. You ever see iced tea? Does gaming. You ever see that?

[Tyler]

Oh, we done with. I actually want to show you guys this. Do you guys believe. Do you guys look at this? This is. This says actual site photo with FBI lab rendered graphic overlay depicting corroborating eyewitness reports from September 2023 of an apparent ellipsed bronze metallic object materializing out of a bright light in the sky. Like, they just made that. They're like. This is probably what it looked like.

[Nick]

Dude, go. Go to. Go to war.gov UFO and start looking at some of the documents. Dude, it's. It's.

[Tyler]

Where do you find the documents?

[Nick]

So you just go to that site and scroll down and you've got to click download. And dude, like, it'll tell you like. Like 1947, Oklahoma, whatever. Click on it. You can download it. And there's all kinds of documents, handwritten notes that are signed in. I mean, it's real, dude. It's real. You want it now? Yeah.

[Mike]

There you go.

[Nick]

Just click one of them. Click. Just click one.

[Tyler]

Okay, hold on.

[Nick]

And hit the download to your left. See it? Did you hit it?

[Tyler]

Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got to share the screen, though. It brought up in a new screen.

[Nick]

Gotcha.

[Tyler]

This is pretty cool, actually.

[Nick]

Told you.

[Tyler]

Oh, it's a. Oh, there it is. Okay, I got it. Check this out.

[Nick]

Yeah, I should have gave you a porn site. That would have been great.

[Tyler]

On July 15, 1949. So this is date. This memorandum is from 1949, if we believe the government. On July 15, 1949, the office of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Fourth army, advised that a small article which had appeared in the Galstone, Texas News on July 10 at advertised the fact that the Young Men's Business Club of Alexandria, Louisiana, announced that it was planning a convention for per.

[Nick]

Go ahead.

[Tyler]

That's not really. No, it's not that cool. I thought it was gonna be way cooler. I don't really know. When informed of Mr. Hoover's and Mr. Lodd's absence of their office Miss. I don't know. I don't know.

[Nick]

Listen, man, you like tons. Just scroll down. There's tons of. There's all different cases. You can really get lost in it. Again, I'm not a UFO guy. I'm not really into that, but it is what it is.

[Tyler]

Super chat. James D. Cruz in Iraq. We played Halo wars mechanics versus 88 mics.

[Nick]

He hit. He showed me his truck. He hit an ied, man. His truck got up.

[Tyler]

James.

[Nick]

Yeah. Real deal, dude.

[Tyler]

What other things we got today? Oh, man, I have a good one. Hold on. Representative Pearson out of Tennessee. You. Do you guys see that clip?

[Mike]

No.

[Tyler]

Check this out. We need a real producer one day.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, I did see this.

[Tyler]

Check this out. Bro,

[Nick]

This was a redistricting.

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Nick]

Clowns. Look at that guy. How.

[Mike]

Right in his mouth.

[Tyler]

Watch this disrespect, man.

[Nick]

We. We discussed this on the G Money show. Headed a pack again.

[Tyler]

That guy's like, my bad, my bad, my bad, dude. I'm. I'm trying not to get fired. I'll bring the. I'll bring the article up. Hold on. All right. So it says Justin. Representative Justin Pearson gets a heated confrontation with Texas or Tennessee Highway Patrol troopers during special session. Lawmakers met for the third day of the special session on redistricting, which I guess Representative Pearson is against. Protesters were removed from the Tennessee capital Thursday morning before the vote on redistribution began. Parachutes. Parachutes were reportedly thrown from the house. I don't know what the that means. And security told News 2 that a fire team was. Or a fire alarm was possibly pulled. I don't know what they mean by parachutes were thrown. But. However, things turned heated in the gallery as Tennessee Highway Patrol troopers moved to clear protesters. With one of the protesters reporting, including being Pearson's brother, they. My brother ain't doing nothing to nobody. Hey, hey. He'll walk you out by himself. Move the back. Pearson could be telling the trooper. What the is wrong with you? Pearson later took to social media to announce that the Tennessee Highway Patrol took his brother into custody after he, he and the other protesters reportedly refused to move after the speaker, Cameron Sexton, directed that the gallery be cleared.

[Mike]

Oh. After they broke the law.

[Nick]

There's only one side doing this. The only one side. Time and time again, a damn law

[Mike]

gets in the way again.

[Tyler]

What would you guys have done if that senator had stepped at you like that?

[Mike]

That's a tough one, man.

[Tyler]

That's a tough one. Because I want to say what I, I want to sound badass, but in all reality, is that worth your career to snatch that dude up? I don't think you got to look like a. And go like this. But he was trying to say like, hey, dude, I'm not doing anything. What are you screaming at me for?

[Mike]

But I think you could clap back a little. But you, you got to be careful because then he'll make the argument that if you're luck like this on camera in front of everybody, imagine what he does when there's nobody run like you're in a no win situation there and there's not going to be. Nothing's going to happen to that dude. Like, that dude can say and act however he wants and there's no.

[Tyler]

No problem.

[Mike]

He's, you know, we just, you know,

[Tyler]

he's an upstanding member of society.

[Mike]

We perfect. We, we prohibited him from being an astronaut or a engineer. Our fault.

[Tyler]

So his brother was breaking the law and trespassing and got arrested and protesting. Got arrested.

[Nick]

Oh, it's a cop's fault.

[Tyler]

Yeah, always.

[Nick]

So again, it's. It's only one side that keeps doing this. They act like they're the modern day brown shirts of the 1930s. It's the militant wing of the left antifa. The, the protesters they have out there constantly, they're paid actors. It's all, all ruse. It's well organized. It moves from state to state. You have people that organize this. They're making over a hundred thousand dollars organizing us as professional protesters. They're at every protest, every major incident you see. Doesn't matter what state, same people. It's just a, it's, it's the modern day brown shirts and we have a legacy media that won't call it out for what it is. Won't report on what Republicans are actually doing accurately. Won't we report what Trump's doing accurately? It's. It's disgusting, but it's what's been going on for, for decades. It's just gotten so much worse. I mean I think it really started with Bush. I mean it went on with Reagan, you know, in this. But it was, I don't think it was ever at this level. And it's just so much. We're saturated with social media. Everywhere you go and look it's always in our faces and people are nuts. Think everyone has a voice on social media. Like, you know, yeah, you're spitting out Trump's a piece of to your 130 friends on Facebook, but you're doing it 30 times a day. Like yeah, you're not doing dude. But your own mental health.

[Mike]

I got a video somebody sent me.

[Tyler]

Hold on, let me do this. Have you guys seen the crocodile thing in South Africa?

[Nick]

Yeah, yeah, I saw that from the

[Tyler]

hotel boss who was eaten by a crocodile in South Africa. He's a rich dude by the way. Has been identified and pictured after the animal whose remains were inside it. The dramatic it was dramatically airlifted from a river island by a police dive team. The remains of Gabriel Batista, 59 were found inside the half ton carnivore after its belly was sliced open having been lowered to the ground. Police investigating the incident. The town of whatever the that is province also found six pairs of shoes inside the croc stomach. The field necropsy. Necropsy. The Hell is that word?

[Mike]

It's like a autopsy, but for animals.

[Tyler]

Oh, okay. The field necropsy carried out by the South African police captain led to the macabre discovery of two severed arms with hands still attached, half a rack of ribs or half a rib cage and chest. Flesh DNA taken from the body confirmed that the remains were those of Batista, who had been tragically swept away in raging floodwater waters. Crocodiles cannot digest plastic, according to wildlife experts. Hence the discovery of shoes, including flip flop sandals, night trainers and heels. Oh, I think it's very possible that this dude drowned and then the croc just took a free meal. But it's also South Africa, so it's probably very possible that the croc ate him alive. Especially if he's got at least six other victims that happen to be wearing shoes. So there's probably more. Four people that crock ate.

[Nick]

How did they find that one though? Out of all the, like, how did they identify that one?

[Tyler]

You could do it in here. I mean, in Florida. In Florida, when people get eaten by an alligator attacked that you. It's usually they find it within like 10 hours. They find the alligator because it's in the same area. It's not leaving because of territory. So if any large alligator found in the area, they're gonna, they're gonna kill it. And it's usually the one that, that killed the person, but they'll still drown somebody and then drag their body and then hide it for it to. They want the meat to rot so they can.

[Nick]

Look how excited you're getting. It's almost like sharks.

[Tyler]

It's not sharks. Quiet. It's not quite sharks.

[Mike]

But I got a video, I got a video from that last guy that we were just talking about. So let me play it real quick.

[Tyler]

Dustin J. Pearson, and I'm running for president of bsg. There are a few reasons that we're running this campaign this year. One has to do with representation. How can we represent all voices in a conversation? I want to do this by partnering with organizations from the Bowdoin Democrats to the Bowdoin Republicans. I want to bring together different voices, dissenting voices, voices that may be more liberal or more conservative, in order that we can reach a point of sort of the radical middle here. You've had three strike laws, mass incarceration

[Pat Brosnan]

denied us of who we are, and

[Tyler]

we are still here. And today you will take the only but majority black district from us. But I want you to know, and I want my nephew, sons and the

[Mike]

future to know, no matter what you Do.

[Tyler]

No matter how much you try and

[Mike]

break us and make us bend and

[Nick]

make us quit, we will still be here. Another grifter.

[Mike]

That dude on the left was probably. Could have been a reasonable dude.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Wait, what? Was the guy on the left?

[Mike]

The same guy?

[Pat Brosnan]

Holy.

[Mike]

Let's just glow. They call that a glow up.

[Tyler]

Yeah. He realized he could just sell out and become a. Yeah, like that. Not. Not true. He's like Al Sharpton and all them. They don't believe a word they're saying. They just take money and. Cause a lot of George Soros started

[Nick]

problems like Martin Luther King. I know it's a very sacred, sacred cow, but, dude, that guy was having orgies, doing drugs. He wasn't a Christian.

[Mike]

I got a.

[Nick]

He was a grifter, too.

[Mike]

Dude got a couple shooting videos. We want to hit those before the end.

[Tyler]

I want Nick to elaborate more on Martin Luther King.

[Nick]

They got more respect for Malcolm X. Told it the way it was, didn't hide. This is what it is. I mean, his message was great, but

[Tyler]

what's the. You got videos.

[Mike]

Okay, this is out of Louisiana. This is a undercover cop making an arrest. And then a young gentleman approaches him,

[Tyler]

a young neurologist

[Mike]

there behind that door. He's fighting with the suspect, Approaching him with a firearm. Oh, and he's down. So I just.

[Tyler]

The cop.

[Mike]

Cop. Yeah, that's an undercover cop that's fighting. And then this. This is. The citizen is running up. Second bag.

[Nick]

What did the citizen do? A gun out.

[Mike]

Yeah, this guy pulls a gun out, and the undercover cop stands up. That's the undercover cop on the left. And that's the end of that.

[Nick]

Whoa.

[Mike]

That's the end of that. But the reason for the. Like, I watched that video. I think, like, how often have we been engaged in the fight? And we think, you know, it just proves, you know, we. We talk a lot of. We make a lot of jokes and all that, but how difficult that job is, is, you know, he's undercover, he's fighting with a guy. The doors close open, there's sirens going on. All that shit's going on. And some runs up with a gun. And it appears that guy really didn't want to kill him because he didn't even pull the gun out till he got all the way up there. If he just ran up and shot the guy, that cop's dead. I mean, it's over.

[Nick]

But now, do you think that civilian was trying to help or trying to help his. His.

[Mike]

No. Based on what I saw in the story, that was. He Was trying to get his buddy out of trouble or he was trying to get distract the cops so that the guy could get away and so

[Nick]

he knew it was a cop, then.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Okay, Nick, ask him if it matters

[Nick]

if he has heimlich.

[Mike]

No, it was tough.

[Tyler]

Ask him if it matters if he has a gun or a baseball bat.

[Mike]

It doesn't. He would have shot him either way. If he ran up with a bat.

[Nick]

Yeah, if you ran up with a bat. But

[Mike]

I got Jackson. I'm gonna give props. Jacksonville, everybody. A lot of people ask me where to work in Florida. If you want non stop action and you want danger and fun and you want to kill people, that's what you're into. I don't think it's right. I'm not saying that you should do it, but you have to. Sometimes. Jacksonville not only does that, but they have a really good way of breaking down. They. Every officer involved shooting, they release a YouTube video as soon as they get everything put together and go through the whole video. So I'm gonna go. This is a homicide suspect. He had shot somebody earlier in the day. And just kind of go through how Jacksonville broke this down and the job the guys did.

[Nick]

Hey, Mike.

[Mike]

Yes, sir.

[Nick]

The war hat. I would assume that's because you're always at war with people.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Nick]

Okay.

[Mike]

I had a red one on before the show started, and I ran out and changed it so me and Tyler didn't match.

[Tyler]

Why don't you want to match me?

[Mike]

Dude, that's gay. All right, here we go. They do a vid. So they blocked them in.

[Nick]

Put it up. Put it up.

[Mike]

Look at the job officers do, obviously. But look how they break this down so there's no confusion.

[Nick]

We can see left hand. No, the 0 was in his hand.

[Pat Brosnan]

He shot at me.

[Tyler]

Next you'll see a portion of video footage captured by Sergeant L.F. theatis's body worn camera. You will see the sergeant use his vehicle to block Phillips vehicle from the rear. Then you will hear gunfire and see and hear detective Whitmar return fire. Immediately thereafter, you will see the sergeant exit his vehicle and shoot at Phillips, striking him.

[Nick]

The crossfire man. What the next you'll see.

[Mike]

So it was a vet. And I'm going to go back to that picture. That's a planned takedown tactic, obviously, to block that car in front to back. Now what? The guy in the car, if it's done right, the guy in that front police car up there. You see the two of them? He should be out. I would hope. I'd hope he'd be out. I see one guy looks like trying

[Tyler]

to roll out, or it wasn't, because

[Nick]

the first one we saw was that gray car up there.

[Tyler]

He runs around back, but then he runs right into the line of fire.

[Mike]

Yeah, the guy. It looks like somebody's back there by the pole, but yeah, I mean, just think how quick this is. The guy ended up. If we fast forward, I mean, they just show a bunch of angles. What I want to highlight those. Jacksonville is very transparent, and they're very quick to get this stuff out.

[Nick]

That's awesome, dude. I need that kind of transparency, because

[Mike]

here's the guy I'm talking about. This guy is behind the pole. There's the gray car. He got out and rolled. Hopefully that guy got out and over here. But then they go through. They show the transparency, and then at the end, they talk about. They show a bunch of body cam views, and then they finish it with the gun the guy had right there on the ground.

[Nick]

That's great, Mike. That's what police departments need to start doing. Transparency, but breaking down. They have to gain control of the narrative and do it the right way. And they're not telling you.

[Mike]

It has to be prepared to go both ways. We talk about it like, if that was a bad shoot, you got to be prepared to do that. And they do. They break down every single one of them. We had the girl. Jackson was the one I played a couple weeks ago with the girl that goes, click. The first time, she didn't have her gun loaded. She gets out to shoot the guy. Click. They break them all down. They do the TK Waters gets on at the beginning of the video, says, hey, I'm the sheriff of Jacksonville account. We had a. We had. We had a shooting. This is the facts. And then they go right through every body cam, and you see. She says, you're going to see. This is exactly what you're going to see. And then she shows it to you. This is actually what you're going to see. Then they show it to you.

[Nick]

There's.

[Mike]

It's very transparent. It's very smart because they shoot so many people. I think they're up to eight or nine this year.

[Nick]

They're.

[Mike]

They're. They're mowing them down. So.

[Tyler]

Well, the scary part is what. What's gonna happen if Jacksonville falls to liberalism and they. And they have all this crime and they start. If they start hanging their officers up to dry. So this is great that it's like this now, but, you know, they're at Risk. It's almost like they're a gym. You have to protect them like you have to protect Jacksonville at all costs.

[Nick]

People, everyday, people need to start getting involved and take the country back. Look at. I never thought I'd say this in my life. Look at Spencer Pratt. Have you seen that guy at all? No. All right, so he's. Dude, he was kind of a douchebag on mtv. Like reality shows. Terrible. Like real weirdo. Then he got into crystals and all kinds of. I never thought it. You know, Spencer Pratt was just not someone you was really well liked. Well, he lives in LA and. And because of the fires, his house was burned down and he's pissed off and now he's in the LA race and he's wiping their asses. They just had a. A debate with the. The LA mayor on. On stage. Another council member running. And Spencer Pratt, just like, you know, normal citizen. He kicked their ass in a debate. It was embarrassing and it's about time. We need people to step up and start running all over the country like that to save this country, dude, because it's. Because we have communism in our ranks and it's rotten our. Rotten our republic from inside.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Protect our warriors.

[Nick]

If you get a chance, man, pull up some clips from that. You know, LA Mayor's debate. He did a great job.

[Tyler]

All right, any other videos? It's Friday, dog.

[Mike]

Yeah, you guys got an open mic, don't you?

[Nick]

Yeah, we got another hour and 20 minutes.

[Tyler]

I'm gonna be late again. 10 minutes late. Full transparency for everybody that's here. Heather's got her friends in town and I committed to doing all logistics for kids. And that was back when we were 11 to 1. So I've got to that pick him up and then I'll be ready to rock and roll. So I'll only be like 10 or 15 minutes late, but, you know, I guess. What.

[Nick]

Is there any instructions so we don't get in trouble again?

[Tyler]

No. Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

It's the one week. It's a one week anniversary.

[Tyler]

Just common sense, you know, I'm assuming. See, what's gonna happen is I'm gonna. He's not gonna have the things pulled up to make it.

[Mike]

I hope he has no banner, no nothing. I hope it's a.

[Tyler]

No intro. Just sitting.

[Mike]

No nothing. Just sitting there, not even talking.

[Nick]

He already told me, you can't make it.

[Tyler]

I'm pulling a. I'm pulling a power.

[Mike]

You can't make it. I'm not feeling him.

[Tyler]

I'll just cancel it then.

[Nick]

No, he didn't call it. I'm kidding.

[Tyler]

I know. And Nick's. I know. And Nick's kidding. He's really bad at that.

[Nick]

Oh, you think?

[Tyler]

I am.

[Nick]

Maybe that's my ploy.

[Tyler]

But yeah, we'll. We'll hit open mic. I mean, if you guys can start, like, five minutes early, read ads, I could probably be.

[Mike]

Oh, hold on.

[Tyler]

Or five minutes late.

[Mike]

Hold on. The Patreon winner did not pipe up, and it's been a week, so let me go back. Hold on. Let me find Patreon. We're gonna have to redo it.

[Tyler]

You need that number thing.

[Mike]

Yeah, but I gotta find. I have no idea where I have Patreon opened. My life, dude.

[Nick]

I'm in a quandary. I drink because I got a piss, and I piss because I got a drink. Wait, I don't know what to do.

[Tyler]

You piss because you drink because you got a piss. Why do you drink because you got a piss?

[Nick]

I need something to piss into.

[Tyler]

Oh, it is a conundrum.

[Nick]

Right?

[Mike]

All right, hold on. Patreon dashboard audience.

[Nick]

I found out to mistake the piss into a Gator. Gatorade bottle with Gatorade. It. It's aromatic. It's not very. It's not very nice. You need an empty bottle. That's a cool shirt, too. Prepare for war. Is that on counterculture?

[Tyler]

That's the newest one on counterculture.

[Mike]

There's no many. There's no way.

[Tyler]

That's my life every single day when I wake up, bro,

[Nick]

get ready for war.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Just trying. I try not to make it my wife. If I can make it my. Not my wife, my days are just that much easier.

[Mike]

All right, we have the number between 1, 201 and 274.

[Tyler]

No, we use a random number.

[Nick]

I just did 11.

[Mike]

1.

[Tyler]

No, but it's not random because 1 and 274 have to have a chance, and they're not going to have a chance in your bias brain. So 100 and. What is it?

[Mike]

1 and 2, 1 and 274.

[Nick]

111.

[Tyler]

All right, it's at 108. This isn't it, though. This is just what it was at last.

[Mike]

That was the last one.

[Nick]

222 shenanigans. I said 111. It just happens to be 222.

[Mike]

100. I gotta go all the way to it. So this is a hundred. This is 200 and then I gotta go here, and I'll be the 22nd person down. So one second. One, two, three. God.

[Nick]

Tyler reading and Mike with Math running out of toes. 18, 20, 25, 27, 31, 12.

[Mike]

Jason Ledford.

[Nick]

That sounds like a made up name.

[Mike]

No, it looks real. Got a profile picture. I will message him right now, please.

[Nick]

Congratulations, Jason.

[Mike]

Send your address. You won a Patreon care package courtesy of Nick the gun guy and our buddy Pete. Was it Pete? Peter. Right? Peter brought the lights.

[Nick]

Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater.

[Mike]

He was a nice, great dude, man. He got screwed. And your address. You want a Patreon care package?

[Nick]

What's in the care package?

[Mike]

It is a wallet. An engraved wallet, engraved yeti and a AR15 light that we showed off the other day.

[Tyler]

Yeah, there's a couple other things too. First off, we're terrible. Me and Mike just had a meeting with somebody that was giving us some guidance and they're like, hey, make sure you're. You're drilling, you know, Monday through Friday, 1:00pm Eastern Standard Time. Every time we. That up already in the show.

[Mike]

But

[Tyler]

I was gonna say something else too. Oh, Counterculture Inc. The Night Shift. It looks like June is gonna be. If we can get Nick up and running.

[Mike]

Four.

[Tyler]

Four separate shows, four separate locations. It'll be the Midwest out where Kenny is. We're. We want to do the Northeast in Philly with Nick. And then the guys from Counterculture gaming are going to do Night Shift online like. Like a. What do you call that? Nomad chapter. So. And then we'll obviously have our Orlando one, our Florida one. That's pretty cool because, you know, we could pack.

[Nick]

Scrubinomics is onto something. An anti hero Fleshlight. That would be awesome.

[Tyler]

Dude, you guys are.

[Nick]

I bet you sell a lot of them.

[Tyler]

Please spread the word. You guys are here every day.

[Mike]

We love it.

[Tyler]

But let your friends know that these two won't stop talking. We're Monday through Friday, 1pm on YouTube X and Facebook.

[Nick]

You need to change your reels. You put out a reel like I

[Tyler]

put 1pm above it. I need to make a new thing at the end of it. Yeah. Eat veal.

[Mike]

Don't forget to eat your veal tonight.

[Nick]

You spelled it wrong.

[Mike]

I know.

[Tyler]

Everybody points that out. Mike, you spelled it wrong. That's the point.

[Mike]

Nobody gets me. Tyler's the only one that gets me. You wonder why I'm so loyal to Tyler. Everybody on earth. He's the only one that gets me.

[Nick]

I don't get. Can you explain the joke to me that you spelled it wrong?

[Mike]

Because he didn't know that veal was a cow, so I was making him really stupid. So I put veal from deer.

[Nick]

How Would I know that if I just.

[Mike]

Because you're watching the show last night.

[Nick]

It didn't make sense. I just knew JoJo was hollering at you, and I enjoyed it.

[Tyler]

Oh, hey, one of the game. Nick suggested we start doing some games, some weekly segments, and I agree with that. I think one of the things we should play is yes or no with Ryan the communist. And we should have a series of questions lined up, and it's Ryan. It's yes or no. There's no he's gonna answer.

[Mike]

He's not gonna do it.

[Tyler]

It's yes or no. It's impossible.

[Mike]

It's impossible. Well, in 1932, there was a day when you.

[Tyler]

Have you ever heard of the 1950s? Like, no, we'll need to look at our own backyard because, dude, I'm gonna get him to start talking on Jews because he's almost there. He started bringing up Zionism. Israel's already evil to him. Right. But he can't be negative to anyone. He just wants the whole world to flourish in peace. But he can't. But I try to for, like, he wouldn't even say Iran's bad for killing 13 innocent people.

[Nick]

Like, he won't say about 40, 000. They killed 40, 000 protesters.

[Pat Brosnan]

We're talking.

[Tyler]

We're just talking about the public hangings, but, yeah, I mean, because the. The protesters gets in the convoluted part of protests and government. But I mean, to hang 13 prominent athletes just because they were telling the world that Iran's not the best.

[Mike]

It's worse, dude. It's in my feet every day. They're killing up somebody every day. Somebody important or prominent. Every day.

[Tyler]

It's that and Tick Tock Girls and Mike's feed.

[Mike]

Yeah. And then that's on my cobbill on my personal page. It's dogs, man. God, I can't even think about it.

[Tyler]

About dogs.

[Nick]

Just go watch the turtle video.

[Mike]

They're like, the scumbags in Ryan's city in San Francisco are giving the dogs fentanyl to see if it's deadly or not. Yeah, they're terrible people, dude.

[Nick]

That's another thing, Fauci.

[Tyler]

Why would they waste their fentanyl on a dog they want?

[Mike]

They just give them a little bit to make sure it doesn't kill them or it just knocks them down for a little bit and then.

[Tyler]

Kidding me.

[Nick]

No. I'll be right back.

[Tyler]

We're getting off the show. Bye.

[Pat Brosnan]

Holy.

[Tyler]

Dude, that's insane. They're sacrificing dogs.

[Mike]

I'm texting this guy that won the Patreon, I'm not ignoring you. Yeah, they're doing that.

[Pat Brosnan]

They're.

[Mike]

It's just. There's no excuse for that stuff, man. So.

[Nick]

Nope, that's what fat. You know, Fauci had dogs tied puppies, beagle puppies tied down and let mosquitoes eat their eyes out alive.

[Mike]

Yeah, I saw that. He should be in prison.

[Nick]

No, that's real dude. That should be tied up and mosquitoes should eat his eyes out. That is one evil son of a. He murdered a lot of people in this world. Not to mention a lot of the gays in the 80s. He murdered them too, with the AIDS and the AZT. I was given AZT once. I'm glad I didn't take it. I got some dude's blood all over me.

[Mike]

Fleshlight had AIDS on it.

[Nick]

Yeah, it was from the public.

[Mike]

The toilet from the. From the Asian massage parlor.

[Tyler]

Oh, that's funny.

[Nick]

They didn't clean out the hot tub at LA Fitness.

[Tyler]

All right, it's Friday. Let's end this, dude. Unless there's an emergency broadcast, we will be live. We'll be on open mic in about 10 minutes. I'll be there in 15. But Nick and Justin are going to open up the show. And once I'm done with dad duty this week, I'll be back on a regular time.

[Nick]

We'll have all the banners ready.

[Tyler]

Yeah. And then Monday morning, I think that's

[Nick]

what time Monday morning?

[Tyler]

Oh, Saturday night. Saturday night. Counterculture gaming. These guys, all the 99 go in there. It's actually fun. It's. I've. I've watched it while me and my son play, so he's not allowed to have whatever the. They use to play it, but it's a good time so they can he. My son's not allowed to have that. I'm not putting them on the open Internet. You kidding me?

[Mike]

So we have counterculture gaming tomorrow night, and then Sunday we're going to do the Patreon mass chat. I believe it's gonna be 7:00pm we're on 1:00pm Monday. 1:00pm every Monday?

[Tyler]

Yes.

[Mike]

Basically, Patreon, the OG council was talking and they're like. I was like, why don't we just set up a chat? Like they all talk over here in the comments and everything. Why don't we just set up a chat? So I'm gonna set up a room because I'm not juver. My stream yard holds 10 people. So I'm gonna set up a chat for all the Patreon members. And they're just gonna talk.

[Tyler]

I can't wait till you get to see what 10 people in a stream yard sounds like.

[Mike]

I can't wait.

[Nick]

Oh, you mean like this?

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Nick]

One air. I thought you meant in, like, an actual, like, chat room.

[Mike]

No, here. Right here.

[Nick]

Oh, wow. That's gonna be awesome. I can't wait.

[Mike]

Yes. Yeah, it's gonna be great.

[Nick]

That's what I was doing with the Instagram lives. All right, see you all.

[Tyler]

Jv team for life.