UFC 329: CONSPIRACIES Around Conor McGregor's Injury (07/13/2026)

Summary

The Antihero Broadcast — UFC 329: Conspiracies Around Conor McGregor's Injury

Episode Date: July 13, 2026
Podcast: The Antihero Broadcast
Host(s): Tyler, Mike, Nick
Main Theme:
A rapid-fire, unfiltered breakdown of UFC 329’s aftermath, including discussion of the Conor McGregor injury conspiracy theories, Patty Pimblett’s star turn, drama in the K9 and veteran/LEO communities, and political/cultural commentary. Delivered in the show’s trademark blue-collar, veteran-aimed, no-nonsense style.

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Episode Overview

• Primary Focus: Post-fight analysis of UFC 329, with special attention to rising star Paddy Pimblett and the swirling conspiracies around Conor McGregor’s injury and future. The episode also detours into recent K9 community disputes, law enforcement/career politics, broader fight world drama, and news events involving Lindsey Graham and global conflict.
• Tone: Fast-moving, opinionated, irreverent, often humorous, with plenty of digressions into LEO/military life, current events, and podcast industry drama.
• Target Audience: Veterans, first responders, and blue-collar Americans.

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1. K9 Community and Podcast Drama (02:49–17:00)

Social Media Drama and K9 Community Toxicity

• The hosts reflect on heat received for having controversial K9 figure “Bebo Actual” (Franco Santana) as a guest (04:41).
• The canine influencer community is described as uniquely “toxic” – “more toxic than the soft community” (05:27).
• Bebo’s alleged misrepresentation of police/K9 experience: controversy largely boils down to “semantics”; hosts defend giving the platform for all sides.

“You’re pushing me on his side when you tell me how to come on and run my platform.” — Tyler (07:01)

• Mike recounts receiving Bebo’s documentation (DD214 etc.) and contends that at worst he “could have worded” his experience differently, but that his qualifications are genuine (09:10).
• Noted that the drama often stems from personal/business beefs, not just credential disputes.
• Both hosts express disdain for social media mobs telling them who they can and cannot have on.

“If somebody brings me something that shows me he’s all wrong, I’ll get on here and say, hey, I was completely wrong…” — Mike (09:30)

• Discussion of the ethics of resume-padding versus outright lying—“It’s semantics. We all fudge things from time to time. If that’s all you got…” (11:46)

Stand Against Dogpiling

• Tyler and Mike denounce personal attacks extending to family members and online harassment:

“You’re coming after me, posting on everything I do when you know, all I did was…ask him the questions.” — Mike (15:46)

• Strong stance: bring facts, not drama; they’ll “stand on ten toes” for allowing honest conversation.

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2. UFC 329 — Pimblett’s Rise and McGregor Injury (18:09–37:00)

Paddy Pimblett’s Star Turn (18:09)

• Mike goes in depth: Pimblett submitted his opponent in under a minute with a rare rolling Darce choke.

• Praises Pimblett’s “star making” entrance and composure on a card originally meant to showcase McGregor.

• “He is that guy. He’s already the next Conor McGregor. The fact that he fought on this card under Conor McGregor…It was epic.” — Mike (18:13)

• Pimblett’s post-fight confidence highlighted (“Connor’s out…there’s a new guy…I can become the face of the organization now.” — Pimblett, played at 21:19).

McGregor’s Injury — Conspiracies & Fallout (22:38)

• Tyler asks flat out if McGregor was injured going into the fight (23:03); Mike confirms, referencing verified video of McGregor limping into a pain clinic days before.

“I’m 9.99 [out of 10 on believing the conspiracy], because you start seeing things you normally wouldn’t see if you’re not being told to see it.” — Mike (23:59)

• Suspicious betting: Huge $960,000 bet on Holloway just before the fight raises eyebrows about insider info (24:40).
• Mike and Tyler ask if McGregor would intentionally fake/initiate an injury during the fight for the $30 million payday. Both doubt he’d pull out, but see “weirdness.”
• Injury specifics: Both analyze if it’s an ACL (unlikely, due to McGregor’s ability to walk) and settle on MCL/meniscus as more plausible (30:29–30:51).

McGregor’s Future & Reputation

• McGregor’s recent churchgoing and “right with God” post noted; panel is skeptical but hopeful for a redemption arc.
• Mike: At 37, for a fighter with decades of mileage, the body often won’t recover—“the clock runs out way earlier on these guys” (28:36).
• Both would rather see Connor retire after one more proper fight, to go out on his own terms (33:15–34:47).

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3. Tim Kennedy, Overdogs Podcast, and LEO Discussion (37:06–46:39)

Tim Kennedy’s Reputation and Truth-Bending

• New “Overdogs Podcast” analyzed and critiqued for its misleading presentation as a wholly new show (“kind of misleading…just say you acquired it, that’s what a normal person does.” — Tyler 42:26).
• Kennedy and co-hosts reportedly spent much of the first episode “coming clean” or “defending” past exaggerations.
• Hosts believe the controversy could die down if Kennedy “keeps it real,” but Internet will likely never let go.

“At some point…if everything here for like a year goes well…does he ever get a pass?” — Mike (45:12)

• If not, Kennedy must “embrace the heel” and lean into villainy if he wants to bounce back (46:11).

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4. Current Events/Culture/Politics (47:06–62:19)

Bin Laden Raid Podcast Chatter

• Quick detour into Andy Stumpf’s new episode — speculation on future podcast invitations for figures like Rob O’Neill to “adjust their story.”
• Panel jokes about “making money” off recurring special ops stories that never fully resolve (47:42).

Lindsey Graham’s Sudden Death — Conspiracies & Commentary (48:01–52:25)

• Graham’s death after Ukraine visit—possible causes: heart issue, poisoning, or (at the wild edges) targeted airstrike.
• Wyatt texts in: mentions conspiracies of Graham dying in an airstrike, but not seriously (51:45–52:06).
• Host consensus: probably natural causes, with Nick adding, “He was on an Iranian hit list, but he’s 72…”
• Irreverent chat about men’s names (“Why does he have a girl’s name?” — 101:39).

Are We at War? Iran, Ukraine, and US Involvement (77:41–80:26)

• Quick video segment: Footage of US airstrikes on Iran, followed by Iranian attacks on US base in Kuwait.
• Hosts mock the idea that “we’re not at war,” even as thousands of missiles are traded.
• Mike’s take: “We were told a lot of things, man. No war…credit card capped at 10% interest…they’re not coming true.” (81:52)

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5. Police/Cop Life: Content, Accountability, and Politics (62:19–90:33)

Police Videos — Community Relations

• Segment analyzing viral police videos:
  • Positive example where cops “give it back” to a live-streaming motorist with a suspended license (“Your mom’s here to pick you up”). Seen as good, humanizing policing. (65:04–67:23)
  • Discussion on discipline for LEO mistakes (e.g. K9/SWAT guy losing his job for crashing a car/texting while driving). Hosts argue such punishments are usually disproportionate and target high performers.

“The guys who do the most work always get in the most trouble, over-punished. It’s stupid.” — Mike (72:18)

• The “fictional fairy tale” that cops don’t text or use computers while driving is roundly mocked—technology is essential now (73:18–74:31).

Campaign Talk

• Mike discusses his run for sheriff; local law enforcement corruption favors donors, but he stands for transparency and hiring based on merit (85:51–89:34).
• Discussion of “lateral hires” — networking to bring in qualified LEOs from across the country; strong endorsement of transparency in hiring.

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6. Guest: “G Money” Nick Returns — Security and World Events (90:33–106:46)

G Money’s FIFA/Security Life

• Nick details work as head of FIFA event security, including for Messi’s family and Argentinian pop star Tini Stoessel (93:37–105:47).
• Anecdotes about chaotic event logistics: “It was like Elvis, dude, walking out of the building when she walked out.” — Nick
• Discussion of the weirdness of playing a humorous, irreverent character online while seriously working in global VIP security.

Messi/Joking About Celebrity Culture

• Recap of Nick meeting Messi’s wife—panel jokes about not knowing who Messi is and "big-leaguing" celebrities by accident (97:00–106:02).

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7. Noteworthy Quotes & Moments

Paddy Pimblett’s Star Power:
“He is that guy. He’s already the next Conor McGregor. The fact that he fought on this card under Conor McGregor…It was epic.” — Mike (18:13)

Semantics vs. Fraud (K9 community):
“I’m not gonna go, oh my God, sorry, Mr. Kanine Handler Guy on Instagram…I stand with the person who supported me.” — Tyler (07:01)

McGregor’s Injury Debate:
“I’m 9.99 [out of 10 on believing the conspiracy]… You start seeing things you normally wouldn’t see if you’re not being told to see it.” — Mike (23:59)

On Age and Athlete Decline:
“The clock runs out way earlier on these guys.” — Mike (28:36)

On Law Enforcement Culture:
“The guys who do the most work always get in the most trouble, over-punished.” — Mike (72:18)

Comment on Local Politics/Elections:
“At the sheriff level, you’re right, really, politics shouldn’t play into it. It’s simple. You uphold the constitution and the statute, you enforce laws.” — Mike (85:51)

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8. Timestamps for Key Segments

• K9 Community Drama: 02:49–17:00
• UFC 329 Recap & Pimblett: 18:09–22:38
• McGregor Injury Theories: 22:38–37:00
• Tim Kennedy/Overdogs Podcast: 37:06–46:39
• Current Events (Lindsey Graham, Iran, Ukraine): 47:06–62:19; 77:41–80:26
• Police/Cop Segment: 62:19–90:33
• G Money FIFA Segment: 90:33–106:46

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9. Final Thoughts

This episode is packed with inside-baseball takes on K9 and law enforcement drama, smart (and often hilarious) breakdowns of fight world news, and unvarnished blue-collar/political commentary. The hosts hold firm on letting all sides speak, reject Internet mob pressure, and praise authenticity over image. UFC 329’s outcomes—especially Paddy Pimblett’s arrival—get full, fanboy-style attention, while McGregor’s mysterious injury is dissected from every angle (with a strong whiff of “something’s fishy” but no tin foil hats).

If you’re a blue-collar, veteran, or first responder interested in sports, policing, and the state of the world (with a healthy dose of sarcasm and gallows humor), this is essential listening/posting up at the bar content.

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10. Next Episode Preview

The hosts tease more videos to break down tomorrow—including campaigns, cop-life, and current events. There are no signs of slowing ~ expect more defense of the antihero spirit and hard truths from the front lines.

Transcript

[Tyler]

The entire broadcast is live. It's Monday. We got a lot of stuff to recap, especially UFC 329, maybe some reflections. Got a lot of soft podcasts popping off in the last few days. It's gonna be a good episode.

[Mike]

Oh Patty the baddie. I told you guys. Patty Pemblet is that guy and he

[Tyler]

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[Mike]

Weren't you going at it about something?

[Tyler]

Probably there the what I want people to notice about us is that like we stand on what I say and we're not we're not bullied. I don't feel bad for telling people. Like a lot of people are going to try and say if they're cool in the comments. I'm very cool back and a Guy said something about the service dogs. And I was like, well, the point of that. The point of that clip was obviously, it's for shock value, but the point is, is to say that people use service dogs, and it does take away from people that might legitimately need service dogs. And he was like, well, I think we can all say that maybe, you know, it would. It really could deter people who need to use them from using them. I'm like, yes, that if. If a YouTube or a Instagram skit deters you from using a service dog, then you probably don't need a service dog.

[Mike]

You probably do need. Because you're mentally.

[Tyler]

Yeah, dude. Like, I. I just. I don't know, like, where people think that we're gonna waver or pander to people. Like, it just blows my mind.

[Mike]

So I got a couple doing with service dogs and dogs in general, because it's been a very reflective. With one, the real. I sent you about a chaotic scene where two guys are fighting. There's a whole fight that happens, and then at the very end of it, the guy says, somebody find my surface dog, because he lost his dog during it. And I was laughing because he was somebody who would probably want a service dog. The other dog topic is the amount of heat we've gotten since having this Bebo Actual guy on and people coming at us telling us how to run our channel, who to interview, who not to interview. If you guys didn't notice that we had a. That Franco Santana, Bebo actual, on what, two weeks ago now.

[Tyler]

And is it Babo or Bebo?

[Mike]

It's Bebo to me.

[Tyler]

I see it.

[Mike]

Babo Actual Babel underscore actual Franco Santana. He does not have many friends, and I kind of look like he kind of falls into our category of people absolutely hate this guy, which seems to be common with us sometimes. And there are people that go. Are going after him, attacking everything he does. I simply said, hey, man, I'm getting a lot of messages from people. Do you want to come on and clear this up? So I did a special episode on Saturday, Let him Talk. And from there, I got even more heat. So it sounds like some business falling apart drama. And I. What I discovered was I believe the canine community is more toxic than the soft community. It is bad.

[Tyler]

I've never seen anything that bad in my life.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Tyler]

So this is. I'm just gonna share, you know, who we're talking about, if you guys remember. But the guy in this clip with me and Mike. But yeah. So the canine community is worse than the Soft community, the canine. Here's the. Here's the thing about canine, the canine community that I've noticed, and I've always said this canine creates a lot of opportunities. Right. If you can get in that niche, whether it be military or police or anything like that, I'll go ahead and remove it. He's really not in that clip too much. You're the guy that's always attached to the team. And there's. I mean, again, I'm an advocate of SWAT teams having operators with dogs, but many teams have K9 attached, if they even use K9 at all. I don't know too much about the soft community, but it seems like from what I gather, canine guys are always those guys that are attached to Instagram

[Mike]

and some of the clips. And this is who we're talking about. He was on our show the other day, and then he came on mine.

[Tyler]

So the type of people that you're working with are already people that. I'm gonna say it already. People that found a way into a community through a different route, and they are as needed as. Just as much as the other guys in the community. But they typically don't go through the same training. Typically. Typically. So don't scream at me. But. And so that's. The type of character that you're. You're working with is like, I sat there and like, Bebo came on. We got message after message from all these big canine pages about how he's a fraud. So you had him on your show to clear it up. The guy's not lying about anything. I think he even kind of admitted that there was a PowerPoint where he worded something that could be taking at taken as fraudulent, and that's it. And these guys are messaging us, and the first thing you're not going to do is, I don't care if Bebo lied his ass off. You're pushing me on his side when you tell me how to come on and run my platform. Like, I'm gonna go, oh, my God. Sorry, Mr. Canine Handler Guy on Instagram. I'm so sorry, dude. You come at me sideways, come at me at all negative, and you're. I'm going to stand with the person who supported me. So, I mean, you should call that.

[Mike]

I mean, he got used his own valor. He sent me, even sent me his social. I said, Bro, your DD214's got your social on. And I just opened up a. A Hard Rock card in your name. So when you see it. But no, he sent me that, and then he Sent me. Yeah, I think he could have worded. There were some slides I saw where he could have worded that he was a police canine. Like, the way he said it. He was hired to be a canine. He was in training to be a cop. And then his assignment, which he sent me a picture of his canine vehicle and his equipment was going to K9 after that. And I, you know, I get into the. The semantics, I think, is the correct work. I usually say schematics. My wife smacks me because I don't know how to use English correctly. But semantics, okay, so everything you've presented to me so far, I'm not taking his side. I. I asked him the questions, but that is the. That is the entire case that you've presented to me is that he portrayed himself as a police canine. Okay. I. Maybe, Maybe I wouldn't word it like that. You know, maybe I wouldn't say it like that. But then obviously, you look at his page and all his other qualifications, he obviously knows what he's doing. I'm not smart enough to know canine. I'm not. I'm not that guy. I never did it. But obviously trains dogs. He knows what he's doing. He has a military background. He sent me his awards. He's got two purple hearts, a bunch of other stuff.

[Tyler]

He's got a certificate from seventh Group.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I don't know why he doesn't share that.

[Mike]

It sounds like he had a business issue with somebody else. And then this is what happens. We kind of had. One of our main issues was with somebody who we didn't want to do business with. And that seems to get people triggered. I might be wrong. If somebody brings me something that shows me he's all wrong, I'll get on here and say, hey, I was completely wrong on July 13th. I'm not taking anyone's side. I'm just saying that when you berayed me with hit piece after hit piece

[Tyler]

after hit piece with no, with nothing. I'm sitting here still looking for what he did wrong. Yeah.

[Mike]

I gotta watch a guy rant in the front seat of a truck for 30 minutes.

[Tyler]

And I'm like, I'm a minute in, and he still hasn't told us why Bebo is wrong.

[Mike]

There's an email then, and there's an email. Clear. Be clear. He put on. This is what he. This is what he's being hated on. The only thing I could find. He got hired by Anderson County, Tennessee. He put on his application, or he went. He was going through training, and he Left before he got through fto. He was hired to be a canine deputy. After that, when he went to another agency, they asked him his position. He said, I was a police canine deputy. I, I, I, I get it. That's what he was hired to be. That was his position when he was going to finish training. Would I word it that way? I don't know. Does it, is it a lie? No, if you're splitting hairs. But that was the narrative they jumped on because they got an email from that captain at that agency that said he never worked a shift as a patrol canine. Well, he didn't. He was in training fto. He left before he finished. Took a year off to deal with custody and an issue with his personal life and then went to another agency. And when he wrote down what he did, the other agency, he wrote police canine. And they, they, that seems to be the narrative. The only thing I can see that they've pointed out that I can put my finger on is that, is that deception? I mean, that's, that's for your determination. Do I think it's a blatant lie? No. Do I think that it could be worded better? Maybe. But if that's all you got, I mean, how many times do we all smoke weed on our application? Two or three? We tried it. Right? We, we tried it.

[Tyler]

You're talking about like schematic. Schematics.

[Mike]

Yeah. Semantics.

[Tyler]

And it's like, dude, I mean, we, we do it all the time when you're, when you're promoting yourself. You know, if I said, hey, we have 119, 000 subscribers and it was 118. Am I a liar?

[Mike]

Yeah, I don't think you're deceiving. Yeah, I don't think you're deceiving because we did. It's right around that. But it's like I said, obviously has a background in canine. He knows his stuff. He's got dogs, he trains dogs. He's got a history of is what it is. Like how many guys go to basic training, get kicked out and walk around saying they're vets?

[Tyler]

Is that what he did?

[Mike]

No, that's what a lot of people do.

[Tyler]

That's what this guy tried to compare him to. I'm not gonna play a lot of it, but this guy goes on for a solid minute and a half what is going on. And it turns out. So I'm going to go ahead and start this and I will save it, but I'm literally on fire right now. So this right here absolutely makes me Want to vomit. This raging turd. Bebo Santana is going after people like Mike Ritland and Justin Rigney and other trainers to exonerate his self of his wrongdoing. To sit there and make a page

[Mike]

to go and out other people to hear.

[Tyler]

That's literally all it is, is this guy, he's mad.

[Mike]

Yeah. And I don't know about another page I didn't see. Nobody sent me anything like that so far.

[Tyler]

No, he doesn't. Hey, it, it's it. So you're calling out my buddy and I don't like you from what I understand, and I'm just gonna sit here and cry.

[Mike]

One of the guys he named, I'm told, is like, I told you on the text was a. It was a, like an anti hero split. It was a former business partner. And anytime that happens, we know the waters get muddied. I don't know the stories, I don't know all of it. I just know one particular guy will not leave me alone. Like the two dollar kid in that movie that wants his two dollars for the newspapers, whatever it is, I want my two dollars, whatever that movie is, whatever 80s everywhere, even every post I make about my sheriff candidacy, anything online, I get a message, he comments. You had a liar on your show. You had this. And it's like, bro, I literally brought the guy on. I asked him the questions. You know, as a host, I'm not gonna scream and yell at him. I'm say, hey, dude, here's the questions. This is what people are saying. You answer it. I don't, I don't have any other context other than what this guy says. He could be lying about everything. That's fine. But why am I. Why are you killing the messenger? Why are you coming after me posting on everything I do when you know, all I did was we had him on and then I had him on my show and I asked him the follow up questions to what happened. These guys are everywhere. I get the same reel sent to me like 30 times. They're all over. I'm also told this is kind of cowardly. This is where I draw the line. I don't care who it is. I had reached a guy reached out to me that's associated with Bebo. I'm saying a Bebo, just like I say Putin Bebo and said that a dude bypassed. So let's say it's me. A dude bypassed me, contacted my wife, which I know how that would go if it was really my wife. But let's say she's not who she is. And on me and on Bebo about, like, why is your husband associated with that? That's a cowardly move.

[Tyler]

That's a move to call somebody's ex or your current woman.

[Mike]

You go to it. So that was something. Then I start to go, all right, so we're splitting hairs on character and. And things like that. You're coming after me, who didn't do anything. I didn't say anything. I didn't do anything. I didn't lie about anything. My life is a movie that I've put online. You're mad at me because of somebody we had on. You're mad at me because somebody said something else, and it's like, I'm not your. Like I'm not. Again, you don't tell me who I have on, who I don't have on. If it comes out this guy's. Somebody presents me with factual evidence that this guy lied, I'll be the first one. Or this guy's bad. I'll be the first one to eat crow and say, okay, here we go. But you're going around people talking to their wives and sending comment on everything I do. Like, I'm the enemy now. It ain't me, bro. I didn't do it. So I start to make. Use my own kind of judgment of like, who is really. Is it the loudest people that usually, you know, what are they trying to prove by being so loud and so adamant? So like I said, I have a dog. I use this twice. I have no dog in the fight because it's about canine. That's my joke. I have no dog in the fight, and that's that.

[Nick]

Don't.

[Tyler]

I mean, bring me something tangible, dude. Don't just sit there and add.

[Mike]

Would I personally write it that way? I probably would not. I'll give them that. I probably wouldn't put a business card or a.

[Tyler]

Or.

[Mike]

Or A. A PowerPoint slide that says that, words it that way. I wouldn't. Is it wrong? You really got to get down to the. The lines because now my AC is not working. No, my AC is working. I used a different camera today. Like, you guys gotta give me a break. You want the bright, shiny one or you want this one?

[Tyler]

I'm cool.

[Mike]

It's 72 degrees. AC's blowing. I'm doing great. This is a Canon. I'm sorry. This is a Sony camera instead of the iPhone. So you figure out what you want.

[Tyler]

Leave Mike alone, dude.

[Mike]

I'll turn my fan on. Does that make you happy?

[Tyler]

Are you hot?

[Mike]

No, I'm gonna hopefully I turn white and pass out and die and everybody be happy for my my camera looks good.

[Tyler]

Leave Britney alone.

[Mike]

Most critical group of 99 percenters I've ever met. What's next? You gonna tell me I didn't shoot bin Laden?

[Tyler]

We'll get into that later. Let's kick it off with the the thumbnail though. The UFC 329 recap.

[Mike]

They are who they thought they were. Simple.

[Tyler]

So what the did Patty use what?

[Mike]

I've never choked with a. What is this? The something necktie setup? There's another submission that's similar. Well, the Darsh is very common. That's what Dustin Poirier got taken out with a Darce choke by Islam. And I think somebody else just recently used a Darce in a match. But Patty Pemblet, you heard it here first. Because I've been saying for months, years since I seen this kid, he is that guy. He is going to be the next Conor McGregor. I think he's already there. The fact that he fought on this card under Conor McGregor, that fight, his entrance. All you're seeing online right now is Patty's entrance. The way Mike Tyson, Vince Vaughn, Tucker Carlson, Theo Vaughn, or dancing and everybody's there. Dana White, he annihilates a guy. He was an underdog. Patty Pimmet was the underdog. I bet on him. He was underdog. He said, quote, he's going to shoot for a takedown and I'm going to choke him out is what he said for a week straight, every interview. And it happened in under one minute. He's that guy. He's that guy.

[Tyler]

Did you see his he I, I want to say it was post fight. It had to have been post fight. And he was like, Connor's out. Connor's done. And he's like, well, it looks like there's a new guy. I was like, yeah, yes, he's big

[Mike]

enough to realize it. Do you know he waited. He waited like eight years to go in UFC wanted him. When he was like 21, 22 and he didn't go, he said, I'm not ready. He waited till he was ready. His only loss was Gaichi. He went punch for punch with Justin Gaethje for five rounds. Decision to Poria. Talked all that about Patty Pimblett. Toporia got his eye orbital broken by Justin Gaethje in four rounds and quit on the stool. Patty's only loss is to the champion in a five round massacre where their faces look like hell. So he's that guy. I've Said it for a long time. His submission game is severely underrated. His jiu jitsu, he said it. He's like, I'm a spider, mate.

[Tyler]

Right?

[Mike]

He got a hold of the guy and he just. He couldn't get. The guy couldn't get away. Like saying he couldn't get away. It was. It was. It was epic. And it was. It was the wildest looking submission you've ever seen.

[Tyler]

It was. Yeah, it was crazy.

[Mike]

Yeah, with a Darth choke. But the way he rolled, it was like a difference. And then when he wrapped his leg over his back, he actually says the referee, he goes, mark, he's out. He told the referee, he's like, he's unconscious.

[Tyler]

Really?

[Mike]

Yeah. He said if you watch the fight and replay back, he looks over and he says like something like, check him. He's out. He's unconscious. And that's when the referee lifts his arm up, the old Hulk Hogan, and he's out. It's ferocious, dude. So it was fitting that. I think you saw the torch officially passed and then you saw the damn. Wow.

[Tyler]

Find that clip to play. Oh, right here, right here, right here. He says it. Oh, can you put it up? Yeah.

[Mike]

Oh, my God. McGregor's done already.

[Tyler]

least finished. The new boy is in town. The main man's here. Know what I mean? I can become the face of the organization now.

[Mike]

I love him, dude. Something happened with him in Portnoy.

[Tyler]

He.

[Mike]

Portnoy was. Was sponsoring him. And a female heavy, she was from England as well, or maybe Ireland.

[Tyler]

You're talking like barstool was.

[Mike]

Yeah, porno was wearing the Patty wig. Everybody was wearing wigs. He was going all the way to England. They were like tight, tight. And something happened. And they're not associated anymore. But that's how far back I go watching Patty Pemblet. And they've all made fun of Molly McCain. There you go. Molly McCain and Patty Pembler, like teammates in the same gym over there. And Portnoy was big, wearing the wigs. There's guys that wear like a. When his hair is not braided, he wears that funky little bowl cut. And I've been watching this guy for years, man. Years and years. And I'm telling you, he is that guy. He's big. Big for 155. He's muscular. He cuts way down from heavy weight. He's got the confidence, he's got the. The strut, he's got the dancing and he backs it up. Like I said, his only loss is to the champion. Five round decision. And he went, you know, is it. Conor's done, McGregor's done. That was a hoax. That was a.

[Tyler]

Okay, so let's move into McGregor. Somebody says her GB says Sophie Cunningham spent more time the antagon and McGregor.

[Mike]

That was great. Do you know that was unplanned?

[Tyler]

I heard Dana White saying something about like eight minutes beforehand.

[Mike]

She said she walked up to her and says, you want to be a rain girl. And she's like, he's sure. Because if you watch, he's got no shoes on, she's barefoot and she's got like not the ring girl tire. So yeah, that was, that was last minute. McGregor, go ahead.

[Tyler]

Yes. I'm gonna ask you straight up. Do you think get a pre existing injury before that fight that he knew about?

[Mike]

Yes. There was video come that came out today that shows him walking into a pain clinic like four or five days ago and it appears to be limping. You saw the limp before when they went back and played, he was taking his shoes off. Yeah, I'm good enough with conspiracy all the way around that. That's why he opened with that massive kick, so that it could simulate an injury. The only thing that throws me off, the only thing throws me off is he was doing it pretty decent in the warm up. They actually showed him doing it, but I mean, God, it's hard not to falling.

[Tyler]

Is that video verified, the video that I'm talking about?

[Mike]

No, the video before the fight is verified. He was in the locker room doing that same kick.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I saw that.

[Mike]

But then all of a sudden like you saw the bauble when he took his shoes off, like he intentionally. I don't know, I guess if you, if you present a conspiracy, I'm not gonna go a thousand percent, but if you. I'm 9.99 because you start seeing things that you normally wouldn't see. If you don't, you know, you're not being told to see it.

[Tyler]

Whatever people trying to say like Mel Gibson leaned over to Vince Vaughn and said, oh yeah, he's injured, watch this. But I mean I. That.

[Mike]

Do you know that? Do you know that a nine hundred thousand dollar bet on Holloway came in like two, three minutes before the fight started on Poly Market.

[Tyler]

Wait, what?

[Mike]

A $900,000 bet on Holloway to win came in on Poly market like two minutes before the fight went official and started.

[Tyler]

What's that mean? I don't really know what that.

[Mike]

900 grand on Holloway to win. Who for the fight? Some random. A tweet came up right on the ufc. They Acknowledged it. And they said an unknown person has just bet $960,000 on Holloway to beat McGregor. As they were getting ready to, like, start announcing the. The fighters, somebody at the last minute,

[Tyler]

do you have to have, like, a time frame within the first round or as.

[Mike]

Yeah, as long as the betting site's open to take it, you can take. They'll take it up. Up until the time it starts.

[Tyler]

So what happens if you bet $960,000 on that site? What do you get back?

[Mike]

He got back, like 1.3 million because Holloway was favored 1.6. It wasn't even. Holly was like, plus 240. So for every 100, you have to bet 240 to win 100 in that case. So he was getting less money, but he still made, like, like 600 grand, 700 grand. You know, you bet the favorite. It's. It's less. Like, Patty Pemble was the underdog. I bet on him, and I got double my money.

[Tyler]

Interesting.

[Mike]

Yeah. Last minute, a big bet comes in.

[Tyler]

So Jeff said, I think people are. What? Oh, I thought you said something. I think people are pissed that they want to believe Connor pulled a fast one. I don't think he was injured.

[Mike]

$30 million. Do you think. Do you think he would back out if he was injured, if he was getting paid $30 million, or would he walk out there and go down?

[Tyler]

No, he's definitely not backing out, that's for sure. But there's. Here's some. We'll just play a little bit of. A little bit of the. This is the video you're talking about before the fight.

[Mike]

McGregor trying to get off to a fast start.

[Tyler]

Is it great.

[Mike]

Connor felt twice about his. One of those kicks.

[Tyler]

And then there was this that Connor posted this morning.

[Mike]

No, that's old. Yeah, that's his left leg.

[Tyler]

Ah, okay.

[Mike]

No, that.

[Tyler]

He.

[Mike]

He might be a repost. That's his left leg from the Poirier fight.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Mike]

Yeah, I told.

[Tyler]

So,

[Mike]

yeah, I mean, last two fights, five years apart. Injured leg, broken right leg the first or left leg the first time, blown right knee the second time.

[Tyler]

Eli was asking about it. He got paid $30 million.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Tyler]

Do you think that in your honest opinion, even Conor McGregor, the one guy who could defy all odds and come back and at his age. Do you think he's done?

[Mike]

Yes, he was done tonight. He was done Saturday night. Here's. Here's what I'll tell you. Here's what I'll tell you. This is why I know he's done. And I hate to concede my age. He's get, he's, he's, he's, it's passed. Right, so how old is he? He's up there in his late 30s now.

[Tyler]

Right?

[Mike]

Hold on. I don't want to lie to people in dog years. He's way old. Somebody will tell me before I just type in

[Tyler]

37.

[Mike]

Okay, there you go, 37. So I didn't start looking until 38, but I, my, I also, I didn't start running or lifting serious till 38. But I also went 38 years without doing anything but, but eating roller dogs and drinking beer for a long time. So I didn't abuse my body. These guys have been abusing their body since they were 19, 17, 16, 15.

[Tyler]

You abused just the inside?

[Mike]

I abused the inside and then the outside. The muscle was fresh. All that muscle was hidden and very.

[Tyler]

All your bones are Good.

[Mike]

Yeah, like six years ago to the T. Six years ago. Like three days ago I ran six years ago, 44, I ran a 551 mile. So I preserved that fat under the, the blubber, preserved all that muscle. These guys have been beating themselves up for 20 years, right now that I've beat myself up since 38 and I'm 50. When I went and ran the bridge the other day with my kid, my heart and my lungs, my cardio goes, go, bro, you're fine. My legs just don't go anymore. They just don't go, they go enough. They go for eight minute mile. They go like 750 mile. There is not, no, there's not a leg on me that goes 7 minutes, 6, 50 minutes, 620 minute mile. It just, it can't, I can't push it. So I understand what it's like when you hit that spot where you're just like, they won't go that way anymore. Just unfortunately won't happen. So I think that body is to that point. You got to remember this guy when he was in his prime. He's amazing, right? But he's beaten the brakes off himself. Training, cutting 30, 40 pounds, you know, twice, three times a year, kicking, punching, all that torque on your knee joints and their legs and all that, you just, at some point, man, the clock runs out way earlier on these guys. Like, like look at the NFL. You know, quarterback might play 20 years, right? You get these guys that play their whole. And a running back now last six, seven, eight years and they're done because they're constantly taking that beating.

[Tyler]

Quarterbacks last a long time.

[Mike]

It hit very often. All the rules now protect them from being touched. And then a running back runs through the hole and gets, you know, plowed by a 390.

[Tyler]

But that's what I was telling Eli. It. It looks like some kind of ACL or some kind of injury like that. And I was like, those are hit or miss. Because it. What is it, a tendon?

[Mike]

I think It's a. Yeah. 10. Well, that's ACL, like, ligament. But I don't think him walking out on like that stable, even though weak. I don't think he tore his acl. I think that's more of a MCL or like a meniscus care. Yeah. Because your stability on your. If your ACL blows, you don't have. You can't walk. You're wobbly. You're too wobbly. Your knee just would. There's nothing holding it.

[Tyler]

Yeah, that's a good point. I know that that's what Dana tried saying, but then you're right.

[Mike]

You watch a guy on the NFL blow their acl, you see them and

[Tyler]

they're on the ground screaming.

[Mike]

They're on the ground screaming. They lay there and then they get carted off. And those guys are tough. So I would think something obviously popped. And it's unfortunate. Like, I'm. What I am happy to see. Obviously, he's been a sinner. He's done some really wild things. And his first post, I believe post fight today was about God and Jesus and going to church on Sunday anyway. And he's not gonna let the devil get back in front of him and turn back to his old ways. He's not really.

[Tyler]

Was his post right? Yep.

[Mike]

He went to church. He said, I went to church Sunday after the fight. He said, I am a man of God now. I will not let the devil. The devil's in my face right now. I think it said, and I will not let the devil win.

[Tyler]

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

[Mike]

The day after. So I'm happy to see that because, you know, the guy is an icon. You know, he's an icon. He's the. Arguably, him and Jon Jones are probably the two best UFC fighters to ever walk in the ring. And you want to see people succeed. He's done some really bad things, but he's right with God. And if he stays that way, you would hope maybe he gets one more real fight to. Really.

[Tyler]

I was gonna ask you now, you. You've given your opinion that he is professionally not the tip of the spear. And in order to do this, this isn't like being alignment on the Oilers or whatever they're Called the, the Titans. Like, dude, you're, you are like, if you're part of an 11 man starting lineup, you can have a meniscus tear and still play. You know, obviously I'm generalizing. Of course you are a pro athlete and no, you are probably not. They're going to probably put someone there, but at the end of the day when it's mono Imano in an octagon, you have to be like, there's just an 8 until you get to the, which we talked about last time. I wish the UFC would just call it something like the Golden Gloves fights, where you're seeing icons fight, but there's no belts on the line. There's, you know, something like this could happen. Somebody blow out a knee and it's like, that's okay too. That's okay, that's okay. If Jon Jones came back and fought, having him on, that would be stupid not to have him on the main event. But just knowing that like, there's a difference in like the, the, the one before the main event is the actual title fight with the less known guy, but the, the better fighter because he's in his prime.

[Mike]

Yeah, I mean, I, I would like to see, I mean, again, I, I, he's done some horrible things. If he's right with God, you got to give the guy an opportunity to fix and continue to be a better person. Last two fights, broken leg, blown knee, five years apart. You would like to see him get an opportunity to finish a fight. Even if he gets knocked out, legitimately knocked out, submitted, it goes around. Whatever, whatever it is, you want to see him get a chance to finish a fight and then lay his gloves down and retire and, and go out kind of like Dustin Poirier. Got to go out at home, you know, in Louisiana, lost his fight, but he laid his gloves down. You still want to see that. As much as I didn't like him, I don't, I'm not a fan. He obviously changed the progression of this sport and put it on the map internationally and carried this sport to where it is right now. So at the end of the day, you don't want to see a guy go out the way he did. As much as I don't like him, I would have rather seen. I had Holloway by knockout over one and a half rounds. So I got screwed there, but could have went round and a half, I'd have been fine. But I'd like to see him go out on his own terms.

[Tyler]

Do you think he will come back?

[Mike]

I think so. I, if he stays right with God. If he's true to what he said Sunday, and God's in his life, he doesn't let this 30 million go up his nose and go back to doing cocaine and. And being a maniac. He looked like a different person. I can see that. He looked a little more mature. He looked a little more grounded leading up. He still ran his mouth, but he.

[Nick]

He.

[Mike]

He looked a little more mentally okay. So I don't know what the time frame on this. I imagine at least a year for a guy like him to. Even if it's a meniscus tear, that's, you know, I did it. It take took me a month and a half, two months to get back to work legitimately. And then, you know, you're gonna. To fight at this level, I would think maybe a year from now. Maybe.

[Tyler]

Yeah. All right, well, let's move on to. I've gotta find it. So many people send me things that I just need to figure out where it's at. So give me one second. Nope, that's not it. Nope, that's not it. I don't know, dude. Somebody sent it to me.

[Mike]

Maybe he needs a service dog,

[Nick]

Mate.

[Mike]

Who the.

[Tyler]

I thought it was Peach, dude.

[Mike]

What is it?

[Tyler]

It's the one where Tim Kennedy.

[Mike]

Oh,

[Tyler]

I don't think it was. I don't think he sent it to me, though.

[Mike]

Pete blew up over the weekend. Peach went viral, man. He's one.

[Tyler]

Yeah, he did. It's like we talked about. He did. He found his niche.

[Mike]

He got one video, got like couple million views. Couple other ones, got a couple hundred. I think he added like 3,000 followers over the weekend. That's all you got to do, man. You gotta put the work in. Who would I like to see him fight?

[Tyler]

Who?

[Mike]

McGregor. Yeah, I care. Ideas again. Those are two dinosaurs.

[Tyler]

All right, well, either way,

[Mike]

Peach guys on the ground. Peach. Kermit. Sunday, Friday nights, 8:00pm Right. Peaches show.

[Tyler]

Yeah. All right. Share that screen, Eli. I have never had any intimacy with any animals. That was. That's really out of context. They made a joke that. Don't. Don't read into that. So Tim Kennedy started his own podcast, and he had Brian Callan as his first guest, who's a friend, but got caught up in the mix of defending him when the stuff went down. And, you know, and I. It's funny that you talk about the. The getting right with God and all that stuff, because Tim Kennedy's going for his second chance. The comments are ruthless on this, but the reason why I think. Hold On Bring it Down. Eli. The reason why I think Tim Kennedy catches as much heat as he does for when he explains things is that he is just instinctually somewhat of a fibber. And I say this only because the way he introduces his new podcast is very misleading. All right, go ahead, Eli. We stormed that complex. There were lots of kids in there. I remember a bunch of kids getting hurt.

[Nick]

I know. I love.

[Mike]

Just don't let him grab you. No.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

I just wish all of the octagons that I fought in were the little ones.

[Mike]

Or elevators. Yeah.

[Tyler]

If like an elevator or like a car bar or like a telephone. Yeah. That's a bad place that.

[Mike]

For anybody else against you. Unless you're Brian Shaw.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Brian Shaw's a man. What a. What a monster.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Love that guy.

[Nick]

Yeah. It'd be very different.

[Tyler]

Gentle giant.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Tyler]

So what.

[Nick]

What.

[Tyler]

What is the Overdogs podcast? This is going to be different than what most people realize in the current understanding of podcasts, obviously. This is the home studio. This is here in Austin, Texas, where we live. I love getting to see you. And we're going to do quite a few of the podcasts here in the home studio, doing interviews, talking to amazing people that kind of like, live in Texas. We're going to cover sports, things that are current events in the news. We'll obviously talk about fighting, talk about military politics, and. But I'm. I'm super blessed to. In the past 15 years. All right, hold on. I gotta get to Gracie.

[Mike]

Jacques, how you doing, brother?

[Nick]

Good.

[Tyler]

So, yeah, I like that Overdogs, Underdogs right here fights, but for this, we're just gonna be the Overdog.

[Mike]

Were you the underdog in most of your fights?

[Tyler]

Most of them, yeah. So he says the Underdog's pocket. Overdogs pocket. Like that. He goes, yep. You. He gives no. No inclination as to what the Overdogs is. The Overdogs is actually a podcast that many people remember Mike Perry co hosting for a long time, and which threw me off, because I remember TK Was a guest on this show. And then. And then I saw Overdog's podcast. I'm like, did he just Stars and Stripes? Like, you know how he took the book that was written in for Vietnam and just turned it into his own books, Scars and Stripes. Like, I thought he did the same thing. And I about was like, oh, my God. But it turns out it looks like maybe he purchased this channel or was given this channel, but it goes for three years, and I'm assuming the first person in the channel Was not Mike Perry. It looks like it was somebody else that made this channel. Obviously, Mike Perry has been involved this whole time. But that's the reason why I feel like people say that Tim will never tell the truth. Is that right there. The Overdogs podcast. Underdogs. I'm the overdog. You know, like, didn't go. I acquired this channel because here's the thing, it's not that there's a hundred followers and no videos where he doesn't have to explain I bought a channel. Really? He doesn't even really have to explain. If he changed the name and erased the videos, he really doesn't even have to explain the massive followers. But when the. All the old videos are still there to collect revenue, that's the only reason why they're still there. Obviously, he probably gets now the revenue for those videos or there's some kind of deal and he doesn't change the name and he just goes. The reason why I call it, you know, it's called I'm over. And I'm like, dude, you just kind of lied a little bit. Kind of like you threw people off the scent that they were already on. I don't know. That's just me. Do you get what I'm saying? Yeah, that's. If I came on and said I took over Copville or if I took over your channel, you sold it to me. Cotteville. And I came on and said, you know, like, I. I. Clown Town, usa, man. I've always said, I love living life in Cotteville. So here we are, like, no, again, I don't owe you anything to say that, because I purchased it, so it's mine. But yeah, it's kind of misleading.

[Mike]

Like, when you. When you leave it all there, it's like, wait a second, this used to be a whole different crew, like, where everybody.

[Tyler]

How hard is it to be like, I'm now the host of the Overdogs podcast and we're going to change a little format. Like, that's what a normal person does. I don't.

[Mike]

He's a strange dude. He's a strange dude, man.

[Tyler]

I think his only saving grace, and. And I shouldn't say his only saving grace. I think one of the good attributes about him is people have come out of the woodwork to us personally and said, he is a good person. He is a good person. He doesn't have a bad, malicious heart. He just said some silly things. And you could take that as we're not getting involved in the soft drama, but we are reporting on some podcasts that just came out recently that you guys might be watching. So it's imperative that we give our two cents, at least me in the sense that he did, and he admitted in this episode he. The big fish story. He did the big fish. The fish got bigger. And. And they. They spent half this episode, some could say defending himself, some could say coming clean, some could say it's a mixture of the two, you know, but at the end of the day, it's all there.

[Nick]

They.

[Tyler]

They. They do address everything that I can remember. I didn't watch the whole thing. I just watched some parts.

[Mike]

Did you see? I didn't even bring this up. Going back to the ufc, they cut Dustin Poirier out of the Bud Light ads I saw.

[Tyler]

I don't know what that means because I didn't see the original. So how would I know that afterwards,

[Mike]

after Mike or Buffer yells, poirier was elbow in a stapler or a kicking a copy or something.

[Tyler]

Yeah, but that decision was probably made weeks ago, and they can't back out of it now. I mean, it's not. Bud Light's not a fly by the seat of your pants thing. If they go, he's out.

[Nick]

They.

[Tyler]

They make a decision. He could. He's gonna have to wait, like, six months before decisions comes back.

[Mike]

You got Dylan McVany still, so they're good.

[Tyler]

But, yes, he did in that episode. He does adjust the 50 grenades. I just didn't watch it, but I know he does. He addresses pretty much every thing, from the sniping to the Iranian fighters to the. The injuries to the Bronze Star to. I mean, hey, I. I just. The comments section, there's not one good comment. I think there might have been one I read that says, I feel bad for this guy and I hope I wish him the best. Like, a normal person would comment when they see something and somebody going through something, they might comment, like, oh, I say it must suck to be him. I wish him the best. I pray for him every other comments like borderline, who tried to make him go nuts.

[Mike]

So expect.

[Tyler]

Got that. You're not you.

[Mike]

You're Internet.

[Tyler]

Do you think. Do you think he. What? You don't want to talk about it? You're kind of giving the vibe that you don't want to say anything.

[Mike]

No, I just. I. I feel bad for the guy. Like you said, there's people that.

[Tyler]

I brought it up, and then there was five seconds ago, let's go back to the usc.

[Mike]

So, no, no, I just. I. I clicked. I was looking for something I clicked on my Instagram and Porier popped up. That's what made me think of it. No, I, I, the guy did, like, we've always said, the guy did some pretty cool things, right? Not many people can be an operator and a ufc, like, fighter. Like, he did it. I mean, at some point, does he get a pass? At some point, like, if he's trying to, like, if everything here for like, a year goes well and he doesn't, you know, he keeps it real, does at some point, I don't think he's gonna ever get it. I think there's just too many Internet heroes and people that want to be the class clown in the comments that if you base it off that he's just going to get roasted forever. He's, he's got no chance.

[Tyler]

Or that. Or he's got to adopt a more heel approach, you know? I mean, the wwe, when, when people were booing wrestlers because they were boring, the easiest step, the gaining success, is just going, well, then you, you fat nobodies, and becoming a heel, start throwing

[Mike]

them around the set like, yeah, dude.

[Tyler]

I mean, like, what else has he got to lose? I embrace it.

[Mike]

Wear a purple heart everywhere you go.

[Tyler]

He actually never claimed to have a purple heart. That's what he said.

[Mike]

He.

[Tyler]

But what he claimed was that he got injured by shrapnel and that the medic never put in the paperwork or something, like, something along those lines. And that's, that's never happened. Medics are trying to give you the purple heart if you deserve it. But that, that was questionable in itself. But, but, yeah, that's that. And then apparently Andy Stump's Big Matt Bissonette episode dropped today. Yeah, Peach said, I asked.

[Mike]

Pete said.

[Tyler]

I go. I said, peach, did he say anything about who killed Bin Laden? He goes, no, not directly. I'm like, then it doesn't do me any good. Like, if nobody's gonna talk about it, you know, if somebody's not gonna get a. And here's the thing. I commented on the reel that Peach sent me on Instagram. I said, this is awesome, because Rob o' Neill's now going to get six more podcast invites to explain his story and change every single detail to match his defense. He's gonna get. People are gonna go, but let's hear Rob's side of the story and invite Rob on all these things.

[Mike]

Maybe they're on cahoots, man.

[Tyler]

You never know, dude.

[Mike]

Well, I'll make money.

[Tyler]

I think they'll all make money. Their egos are too Big for that. You see, Sam Neil died.

[Mike]

Who?

[Tyler]

Sam Neill.

[Mike]

Who's that?

[Tyler]

The guy from Jurassic Park.

[Mike]

Don't know. Don't know who he is. I saw Lindsey Graham died.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Nobody cares about a old senator. Old?

[Mike]

He's not an old senator. He went to Ukraine and went and visited a drone plant. Comes off the plane and dies the next day.

[Tyler]

Okay, well, I didn't know that. I just saw it. Well, you got any conspiracy on it? You wanna. You wanna G Money invited him. G Money offered to come on at 12:58. Yeah, that's Sam Neil.

[Mike]

We need to know where Wyatt was over the weekend.

[Tyler]

The rip. Sam, Neal. That's the hard part too, because, you know, kids nowadays are never gonna know what it's like to see their people that they see on TV die until they're our age. And then you start seeing all the people on TV die and you're like, damn, dude. I'm just that much closer. He was 46 that. In that movie in 1994. So he was already. He was 46 already then. So it gives me some grace. He made it to like 78 or something like that.

[Mike]

That's not good. There's a guy in my gym, he's got a. He's amputee. He's got what? A lifts, like a crazy man. And the other day I was like, how old are you, dude? He said, 71. I felt good. I was like, damn, dude. I mean, he moves like everybody. I'll do one arm moves around the gym, bench presses, does everything. No complaints. Smiling. I'm like, okay, that's 21 more years, so I should be able to get there. That's how I start looking at it now.

[Tyler]

That's the guy with no leg. You were bowling?

[Mike]

No, that was a different. That was a good.

[Tyler]

People think I'm an. For service.

[Mike]

No, it was a security company. And you know how bad they are. Their videos are horrible. And his name is like, I should have figured it out. It's like Janky Leg or something. And he runs his company and I was on him and make. I posted with his company and he's like. I said, what branch of the service were you in? He's like, I was gonna join the Air Force. Ah, everybody was. Then he sent me a picture and he only got one leg, so I felt terrible.

[Tyler]

Did he only have one leg in the Air Force, or did he only have one leg when he. How did he lose his leg?

[Mike]

I think he lost it early on. No, he ended up. We. We. We. We're okay.

[Tyler]

Now.

[Mike]

But yeah.

[Tyler]

So what's. What's. What, What's. What's. You got anything on this conspiracy of the Lindsey Graham?

[Mike]

I mean, I can read it. That's. That's what happened.

[Tyler]

Well, all I saw was the official death stuff. I didn't see anything about him, any Ukraine conspiracy or anything like that. He just got off the plane and dropped dead.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Nick]

Why?

[Mike]

It just texted me Lindsey Graham.

[Tyler]

Here we go.

[Mike]

I'll read it. July 11th, from a brief illness. The Republican center of South Carolina recently visited Kiev with President Zelensky on July 10 to discuss some. Some strengthening UK, Ukraine's air defense and sanctions on Russia. He went to some drone manufacturing plant and then healthy videos. Him and Zelensky walk around fine. Flies back to Washington and croaks. That's a big hit. That was like the Republicans, like, guy. He was it.

[Tyler]

Well, your guy shouldn't be a dinosaur.

[Mike]

No, he's not old. He's like 71. Dude, you're thinking of Mitch McConnell. He's the old guy.

[Tyler]

Graham. He looked all the way.

[Mike]

He's 71. Dude, he's young.

[Tyler]

All right. Wyatt texted me. There's a conspiracy theory that Lindsey Graham was killed in an airstrike. The strikes happened at night. He would not have been at the drone factory at that time. We all know that after 9pm Graham is in bed with a very oily, terrified young boy.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

Also, DSS would have given a sign of his death if it was overseas.

[Mike]

Can you imagine?

[Tyler]

Russia killed Lindsey Graham in an airstrike. Yeah.

[Mike]

How about that?

[Tyler]

Don't you think they would take credit for it?

[Mike]

I don't know if they want that. They fly, flying back, keep him on ice, flying back. All of a sudden he's dead.

[Tyler]

Do you think it would be. Would it be an act of war?

[Mike]

Yeah. That war that Trump was going to stop 30 minutes after he took over, right up there with. With the interest, the credit card interest rates that were going to be frozen at 10%.

[Tyler]

Well, if you guys don't know the beginning of Terminator 2 Judgment Day, the war scene says the Judgment Day happens August. I think it's 19th. 2027.

[Mike]

Almost there.

[Tyler]

We're almost there. Oh, 29th. I think it's August 19th, 2029, which is exactly what would happen is that there would be a nuclear fallout, a nuclear war that would end the world, and there would be pockets of human beings left.

[Mike]

We're almost there.

[Tyler]

I got a cool Graham. Not well liked. It doesn't seem like Wyatt likes him at all.

[Mike]

He's Trump guy. He's like Trump's strongest guy.

[Tyler]

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[Nick]

And we're back.

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[Mike]

Man, that was longer than a night shift intro.

[Tyler]

Yeah, sorry, you didn't mean to do any.

[Mike]

Anything. I'm good. I'm off my break. I don't need to do anything.

[Tyler]

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[Mike]

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[Tyler]

You're gonna, the only thing you're gonna push out is your prostate trying to do 405.

[Mike]

Dude, I'm just, I'm sneaking up on everybody.

[Tyler]

I'm not posting anything out on the crunch fitness bench.

[Mike]

My opening set, 255 for 8 followed by 255 for 7. Because of this. Go ahead.

[Tyler]

No, it's true. It does work on other people, just not Mike. Creatine is essential. Put that water weight on 30 more muscle mass 30 more strength. And, and all. And all and all jokes aside, if you are going to be pushing for that max bench, you need creatine. You have to. If you're. And that's just, you know, hopefully Mike doesn't destroy himself and die on that bench. That would be a cool way to go though Mike and that would make, that would make an awesome crave ad if you died on the bench and we could put crave creatine bags on

[Mike]

your cast in the event. It happens though, every, every set. I've been bringing this and letting people in the gym try it. They love it. And then also making sure it's in the video. So when I do die on the bench, they'll be like, man, he must not have taken it before his left because if he did he would have put the weight up.

[Tyler]

So yeah, your memo, all your memorial videos that they play at your wake, you're is gonna have just crave creatine all over it. We can't find any videos of Mike without crave.

[Mike]

Now I'll be honest, this is the first. I mean the convenience is good too. It's the first run of like consistently taking it as well because I'm just lazy. That's part of it. So it makes it very convenient and it tastes good. It's a good snack. Why not? You know, I'm on the carnivore diet, so you need a snack at night. I grabbed three creatine gummies. It's going to help me anyway. And gives me a little sweet tooth. There's only what, 4 grams of total sugar and three gummies that's not terrible.

[Tyler]

All right, so going back to what we talked about, Wyatt said it would not be an act of war. He was touring a legitimate target.

[Mike]

I guess you shouldn't have been there. Right. When you stand.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Why is it, though, Lindsay was there? What was his generally? What was he there to do to bridge peace?

[Mike]

No, he's there to the war machine.

[Tyler]

I was gonna say, is he in there to make money on?

[Mike]

No, he's looking at the drones that we're. But he's looking. All the money we spent in Ukraine, he's like, oh, look at our billions of dollars here. Here's a factory. That's what he's looking at.

[Tyler]

And then he died getting off billions

[Mike]

and billions of dollars we've sent over there. He was like, yeah, this is where our money's going. This is cool. I'm gonna go back and tell Trump we're done spending money. Dead. Dead.

[Tyler]

We'll touch back on Lindsay.

[Mike]

I got a video you're gonna like.

[Tyler]

All right, let's do it.

[Mike]

I'm. You know, there's a time to talk some smack, right? There's a time to be professional. There's a time to stop every day. So it appears that these guys, these cops stop some dude, he's got a suspended license. He wanted to run his mouth, and I think these cops give it back to him pretty good. This dude's, like, streaming live. Stupid, wasn't it? Doesn't have made a mistake. We're gonna get to that one. Hold on. God damn it. Mike's unprepared. Your turn.

[Tyler]

All right, I got one. Pretty cool trooper getting into a fight with somebody. People we will always talk about there, you know, like, the. The silent minority of people do not back law enforcement, but the majority of the people, if they saw a cop and they're not, you know, a mentally ill person, they're gonna go, it's instinctual to help authority out. Like, if you saw your dad get his ass kicked as a teenager, you're not gonna just be like, oh, man, Dad's getting his ax kicked. I hate dad. Like, so I think it's. People will criticize police all the time, but it's really unnatural to see somebody working over a cop. And I think that that's why people instinctually jump in. Almost like. Almost like the same reasoning. If you saw a guy beating up a woman, like, you're like this. I have to step in. I can't even think about this. Like, so here's this video of people helping out.

[Nick]

Oh,

[Tyler]

That dude, push that one. I gotta watch the. That push at the end.

[Mike]

There's something satisfying about that. That lockup effect when it works, when the. When the War Machine Axon Taser actually works and it's used properly. So, anyway, I got mine ready now.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Mike]

These guys. This is good. What's your badge number?

[Tyler]

What's your badge number? I already said. It's on camera right here.

[Nick]

Take. Have a great night. Take care.

[Mike]

You heard what he said.

[Tyler]

Take care, brother.

[Mike]

You heard what he said.

[Tyler]

I already said 4688.

[Mike]

What's your badge number? It's gonna be on the summons that I give you. What's Your best number? 504-35-574-3. You know that's illegal, right, Herman?

[Tyler]

5, 0, 9, 6.

[Nick]

That's twice. All right.

[Tyler]

Have a great night, sir.

[Mike]

That was up.

[Nick]

Absolutely.

[Mike]

I pulled points.

[Tyler]

Have a great night.

[Nick]

Take care.

[Mike]

Right over here. Give my license.

[Tyler]

It's time to go. Have a great night.

[Mike]

Yo, I don't have to leave.

[Nick]

Leave, bro.

[Mike]

Show everybody your suspended license on your camera. I. I don't have no suspended license, bro.

[Nick]

Well, I just showed mommy who's here

[Tyler]

to grab your car.

[Mike]

You're a liar. Let's. Let's have fun with this in court. Let's have fun with this in court. Suspended pa. Why you being a dick, bro?

[Tyler]

Suspended. Suspended. Have a great night.

[Mike]

You up? You say you pulled me up for no reason. You up.

[Tyler]

Listen to mama.

[Mike]

You up. So that one, man, that is good police work right there about that one. He's run his mouth. He's on his Instagram live. He's recording, and they give it to him professionally. Give it to him. I have no problem with that video whatsoever. Dom probably hates it, but his mom had. His mom had to come pick him up, get his car. He's trying to flex on the cops. They're like, my license didn't suspend. He's like, bro, your mom's here to pick you up, like. And then he starts on the PA and then he says, listen to mama. That was. That was one of my favorite videos I've seen that.

[Tyler]

Was that. That cop sitting here saying while he's on a live stream, your mommy's here to pick you up. That was like a. Probably a punch to the gun gut. Yes, because you know that comments, they're roasting that dude now.

[Mike]

He wants to go show everybody how he talks to the cops and how he was, you know, the guy. And, you know, you're flexing whether the suspended license. Your mom's got to come pick you up. And he got. I'm down with that. I'm down with that.

[Tyler]

Now you are Sheriff Dilks, and you get this, you get this complaint. Right now this seems like probably a routine traffic stop, which means there's not a report to go along with this. There's obviously body cams that are activated and going to be stored and they're available for you to review. So you get the complaint. And this is just. You're not. As a sheriff, you're not going to be reviewing body kids. But let's just say this is the media and your team is like, sheriff, you just gotta. You have to see it. Just so we, you know what we're handling because this is now viral and you see that. What are your thoughts?

[Mike]

I would make a video that says, when you're suspended, don't. On the cops. And if you're gonna video and. And you're gonna video in a manner, to me, that's playful to me, that's. You know what? That's about as humanizing as the. The badges. I could see. He's doing the whole auditor thing. They're giving their name and information. He's talking smack. They're not cussing. The dude's flexing. They're kind of giving it back to me. That's like. That's like locker room talk there, man. You're engaging. He's engaged now. If he's walking to his car, leaving, and they're falling behind him, going, suspended, suspended. Here's your mama. You like talking and he's like, leaving, then. Okay, I'll be like, hey, guys, like, he was like, he wants to engage. He's now free to leave, right? It's a matter of fact. The contact's over your information. You're free to leave. They were told and they. He wants to engage in video. As long as they don't say anything unethical, immoral, or illegal. And they want to engage back and forth. That's community engagement. I am all about it. Suspended. Suspended. I got a reflection I forgot to bring up.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Mike]

Mike Chitwood. Is his name Mike?

[Tyler]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Piece of hope. He's really. Piece of. He did indeed. After calling the dude to ass and humiliating. I talked to a couple people that work with that guy. So he's a really good operator, really good canine. Kitwood's going after him to make him pay the entire cost of the vehicle back. So you've transport him to the car. I guess you could suspend them and pay. I. I don't Know, but piece of

[Tyler]

horrible rumors that he was backing up and not stripping him. All that stuff or is that just.

[Mike]

I doubled down. I saw a post over the weekend. Chitwood is trying to go after him for the money. He's been moved to the courthouse. Stripped of his dog, stripped of his squad car accident. He's stupid. Let me get. Let me first one car.

[Tyler]

He didn't even cause any damage to anybody else.

[Mike]

No, but just his own. He's stupid, but he doesn't deserve to be like this. He was humiliated.

[Nick]

Yes.

[Mike]

Stripped of his. You know, again, if he's a good operator. This is where you got to go. All right, dude. Come on in. I'm the shirt here. I'm Sheriff Dose again. Come on in, bro. Sit down. Let's watch this video. Let's watch it in slow motion. Let's watch you launch into a dash cam. Let's watch your dash cam. Let's watch you swim your dog out from the pond. Let's watch all the people. How's that? We don't like that, right? Nope. No, sir, we don't like that. Yeah, we don't like it. So let's not do that again, right? We're not gonna do it. No, sir, in my word, I will not text and drive.

[Tyler]

Good.

[Mike]

Good. All right. Now probably gonna have to. You know, I gotta do something. Right. Maybe, you know, we'll talk.

[Tyler]

Pause your story. There's nothing wrong with saying something has to be done. I don't. That's a good old boy system. When you go, you know, it's like, hey, man, something has to be done. Because I would do this to any swinging dick that came in this chair right now. Something has to be done.

[Mike]

Yep. Listen, I'm gonna kick it back to IA they're going to find whatever they find and we'll talk about it. But I'm not going to. If you're. If. And this isn't. Guys get to get away with things. That's not what I'm saying. He's going to be disciplined sometimes. The best guys. I've seen this throughout my career. The guys that do swat, the guys that do canine that put that much hard work and time. The go to is to strip them of the very thing they work so hard to do. And that is a setback. If you selected him to be on SWAT and you selected him to be a canine, there's a reason why he was there. If he was a piece of. And he was a terrible canine, he was a terrible SWAT guy. You don't wait for him to go 92 miles an hour into a retention pond to take that away. You take it away much sooner. Because he's not a good cop.

[Tyler]

If he's good at what he does.

[Mike]

Yes. If he's good at what he does and he made a mistake like this, he needs to be disciplined, you know, and that's what.

[Tyler]

It's just. That's the easiest thing to do when you're a cop. You always lose hours. You lose your vacation time. It's called.

[Mike]

They did that too, though. I think they took. I mean, we'll see how it plays out. We'll see how it plays out.

[Tyler]

That. That Mike Dilks. That Mike Dilks. He's an ass. He's an ass. That's what he's gonna say if he sees it.

[Mike]

I hope so. I'd love to Chip with. Let's do it, man. Bring Timu Temu, Grady Judd, Wayne Ivy. We can all sit down because these guys are tough on camera, but you can't lead like that. That's horrible, man. Horrible, horrible leadership. The guys who do the most work always get in the most trouble, over, punished. It's stupid. It's the dumbest thing I've ever seen. 92 miles an hour on an on ramp. Texting on your phone. You're. You're. I'm sure the guy would look at you and going stupid. You've ruined his career. He's never going to be the. He's not gonna. You know, it just. It's. It's not. It's not. Not how to do it. It's not what you do. Dynamic fired, dui, fired, Jail. Looking at pornography. Jail. Like done, fired. Like I get it. Like you're doing something crazy you're not supposed to do on duty. There's a whole different world there. Texting. We all.

[Tyler]

Well, what I don't like is the lie that we feed the media and we feed the public that caught.

[Mike]

Well, not we.

[Tyler]

I was always very honest with it that administrations feed the public, that law enforcement officers are not allowed to be. And they don't use their computer and their cell phones while they're driving. It is the biggest fictional fairy tale lie ever told. Before my time, they were starting to write policies and I did this. I interned in college with Volusia county, actually. And before I worked there, and I asked the guy I was riding with, I was doing a ride along. I'm like, wait. So he goes. He put. He would always put a screen down. And while. While he was. He's like, you didn't see me. I'm like, what do you mean? He goes, we're not allowed to be on the computers. I'm like, okay, well, how could you do your job? He goes, I don't know. He just. They just made a policy.

[Mike]

Fix that stupid. Put a. Here you go. Put a device in the car that if the laptop's open, the car won't move. They would immediately. Yes, they would remove that policy because it's impossible. It would take 90 minutes to get to a call three miles away because you have. What do we do? What does dispatch do on every call? Updates the notes. You're looking at CAD going, he's going westbound. Some of it's going over the radio. It's not so to say we're all not looking at our computer. It's, you know what? Take them out. If you're going to discipline a guy

[Tyler]

with this computer is updated first before the radio, at least in my old agency even calls. Every agent computer gets it first, then the radio. Depending on the importance of the information, it could be 30 seconds, it could be four minutes before the dispatcher puts it over the radio. And information. When you're going to a hot call, the dispatcher is only putting out what she perceives to be vital information. Vital to a clothing description of somebody who just committed a violent crime. The dispatcher might not think that your safety is worth putting out. Red shirt, black hat. She might not think it is. She might be literally putting out only things like he has a gun. Those are things that they have to make the call. If I tie up the radio, it's got to be for this one thing. Because when you go to a hot call and somebody goes, I'm in the area on scene, the correct way to do it, it is silent on that radio. It's almost eerie when you have a radio going off all day and somebody goes, I'm 97 in the area. And it stops. And you're waiting, and you're waiting for, like, you know, you can't rush him, but you're like, dude, what is going on? As you're doing 110, you're like, trying to figure out what's going on, you know, and just sit there.

[Mike]

You're looking at the map because you're looking at the best way in on

[Tyler]

your phone because iPhone provides the best maps.

[Mike]

Or you're looking at. Even if it's your laptop, you're looking at your cad and you're going, okay, I'm coming from here. He's there. And they Say, set a perimeter. What are you going to pull over and look at your map and go, okay, where should I go? I'm going to take that road or let me shut my car. No, we're all looking at our computer. All day, every day. Everybody's looking at your computer. So I get it. Texting and driving is bad. Looking at computer is bad. All the cop haters in the. In the acabs are going to say, that's why we're horrible people. We're allowed to break the law. You know what? Take it all out then. Take it all out. And then you'll be back to like cops getting lost. It's just, it's technology has to be there. But to overreact this way, I just, I don't understand the logic of disciplining a guy so bad if you thought he was good enough for SWAT and canine. He got in a crash, essentially. At the end of the day, he got in a crash. Should he be punished that much for getting in a crash? I say no. I said, absolutely not.

[Tyler]

So that's why people don't like him. Dude, he said, he'll throw you to the wolves for the. That's what I heard.

[Mike]

And I talked to somebody who knows a guy, good dude, and the other one was the guy in Lee County. There's a cop in Lee county, just got fired for pepping up a pursuit. I'm trying to get him to come on. He actually got fired. But that's how it is. It's like, like. And it's always the guys that do the most. That's what I'm trying to say. It's the guys that do the most work that always end up in this, in this problem. It's the guy if. If you're a nobody that hides from calls and doesn't get involved in critical incidents, you can pretty much get away with anything. And I'll be like, I don't even know this guy is like, he's never on the radio. Like, they'll just give him, suspend them, like, whatever. No big deal. This guy's a canine guy, SWAT guy, high speed guy. It's always better. You know, it's a better story when you discipline one of these guys. And I think they go over the top. And that's what it sounds like.

[Tyler]

All right, well, there's some other stuff going on. The reason why I don't really cover Russia and Ukraine or the straight is because it's the same. It's the same every time I cover it. I mean, we'll we'll bring it up now, but CC just posted this. Put it up. The IRGC headquarters in Tehran, Iran has just been obliterating, burning uncontrollably after U. S. Strikes. I'm assuming that happened overnight, but like what value does that bring to anything cool? And then there's going to be retaliation strike tomorrow where people die in Kiev. That's just. There's nothing to report. I mean I guess this is report worthy but. And if you're listening, it's just a bunch of big ass buildings completely on fire.

[Mike]

I mean they're hitting where all these supposed people are and, and I mean it's ugly, dude. We're not at war though, don't forget.

[Tyler]

Who's we?

[Mike]

Yeah, we're not at war. It's not a war.

[Tyler]

Well, this is between. This isn't. There's some updates on. Again, there was more gunfire exchanged in the straight between Iran. Not gunfire, sorry, batteries. Exchanged between Iran and this isn't Ukraine.

[Mike]

You're missing it. This is Iran. This is us hitting Iran. You're mixing up. Oh, you're mixing up. This is Iran. Yeah, you're mixing up Ukraine and Iran. This is a U. S. Striking Iran. Ah, go back a couple reels too. There's one showing like I think a little fresher of that target as well in CC's page. So it's, it's. This is us blowing Iran to smithereens. Dude,

[Tyler]

there was one really seem like that it.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Nick]

Holy.

[Tyler]

That's us.

[Mike]

That's us bombing Iran. I mean we're not at war, man. Looks like war, it just isn't.

[Tyler]

What defines war?

[Mike]

You tell me.

[Tyler]

We're just watching. If you're listening, we're just watching a bunch of footage of reportedly the US Iran's oral storage facilities and air bases have been destroyed. Iran hit by 6,000 missile attacks.

[Mike]

That's not war. 6,000. It's 6,001

[Tyler]

footage of the moment Iran struck the U.S. base in Kuwait. Okay, so Iran struck Kuwait, the U.S. base. So now we're watching that. Iran practically burned and destroyed the base. Meanwhile, it is reported that three US soldiers were killed in this attack. Damn, man. Remember when going to Kuwait, man, You weren't gonna see.

[Mike]

We lost to several.

[Tyler]

Here's the one we just watched. I wonder if there's people in those buildings. I would assume they look like condos, dude.

[Mike]

I would think, yeah. People are dying, man. That seems like war.

[Tyler]

Are you against this war? Say that because you've been making. You've been kind of making the joke. Like this or you just want them to say it's war?

[Mike]

No, it just. We were told. We were told a lot of things, man. No war. The, you know, the Ukraine, Russia war would be over. Never would have happened. It would be over. No wars. Credit card capped at 10 interest. A lot of things that were said. That's all I'm gonna say.

[Tyler]

You didn't really just say much.

[Mike]

We were told a lot of things and they're not coming true.

[Tyler]

Are you? So now you're anti Trump, not anti Trump.

[Mike]

I'm just saying if you were going to put a little check marks next to things we were told so far, man.

[Tyler]

What if Trump wasn't endorse you for sheriff? Would you stop saying this?

[Mike]

He's not gonna endorse me.

[Tyler]

Why would you stand on ten toes?

[Mike]

I don't like Myron Donald so he's not gonna endorse me. What if Donald's is a Donald just

[Tyler]

bought and paid for by Israel?

[Nick]

Mm.

[Mike]

That would be accurate. You won't debate anybody. He's living off Trump's endorsement and

[Tyler]

the

[Mike]

money coming from out of state. Been arrested for fraud. He's got another case just sold on a female. Like I'm just not that guy. Dude. I'd rather lose and I'd rather lose with my dignity.

[Tyler]

What do you mean?

[Mike]

I'd rather lose and not have to have support from people. I don't agree. Alignment.

[Tyler]

It's like you nailed it though. You're not going to get a victory without. Without the money.

[Mike]

Well, the tough local elections are a little different. Like you.

[Tyler]

Sorry, sorry. I meant governor. Yeah.

[Mike]

Big people. Yes. Those elections are huge party line stuff. You get down here to this level like the school board doesn't really have a party distinction. Even county commissioners, they run as Republicans. But that's just based on the voting. But it doesn't really matter. You get a governor and up it's.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You have to align with certain people and I don't know man. I don't know how they do it.

[Tyler]

It's called politics. They don't. They leave themselves in the mirror every night. They're pieces of.

[Mike]

Yeah. Just.

[Tyler]

I've always thought that it was cool that sheriffs were although an elected position. They were always a sheriff. Is somebody expected by society to set away from the politics and be like an enforcer of the law. He's still an elected person, but he's still a cop. Now we've seen that doesn't happen but in theory it's supposed to be the sheriff is not in bed with the politicians because he's got to walk the fine line.

[Mike]

And that. Yeah, that's again, that's going to be a battle because I'm not in bed with anybody. I, I look at what is important. I'm very. It's very simple things I saw today, some guy running for something, his last name is Green. He put that Eric Flowers was supporting him. He's glad to have a support. And every comment was like, oh, the guy that cheats on his wife. It was like just hit after hit after hit.

[Tyler]

And that's why you run it for something local.

[Mike]

It's some. Yeah like seat some conceit. Local, whatever. Like multi county. One of those. Is it representative or something. He's like £500 too, which isn't very appealing. But yeah, you know that. That's what they do. And it's business, you know, here, politics. It's not as much politics locally as it is business. You get in with the big business owners, they're all Republican here, but the guys that have the big ranch and grove and the money and there's a gun manufacturer in town that employs predators and they have money. And you, you get almost not so much like APAC or like the Jews being involved in politics at the high level. Locally, it's like the big businesses, like they're going to give you the most money. They want to be like in with the sheriff. So it's, it's its own animal down here. And then the people, your normal everyday people are sick of this guy. And, and they don't have a dog in the fight because they don't have a business. They just want to be safe, have transparency and all that stuff. So that's like, that's what people really want. But unfortunately there's a lot of powerful people in politics and business owners that run a lot of that money and funnel that nonsense. Because at the sheriff level, you're right. Really, politics shouldn't play into it. It's simple. You uphold the constitution and the statute, you enfor laws. I don't care if Big Bubba Ray's burger supports me or not. Like I don't care. I'm gonna protect their business whether they support me or not. You know what I'm saying? So it's like. Doesn't make sense.

[Tyler]

Yeah, I mean it's kind of like the. You can't expect to call the cops and ask them to run you to, to monitor your stop sign in your neighborhood. And they get mad when you blow the stop sign to get a ticket like people that donate to a sheriff does not make them outside of the law. Which happens.

[Mike]

Shouldn't. Dude. It shouldn't.

[Tyler]

But it should be. You should know that. But I think that people, rich white people think, well I donated. Well that doesn't. You donated because you want a better law and order. You didn't donate. For me to cut you breaks and for you to get it in on

[Mike]

long special deputy and I get to come walk around the station and hang out and get to go on ride alongs and you know, when I need something I call the sheriff directly and I get a special detective that responds to this scene and handles it completely different than John Q. Pack's taxpayer who's out there busting his ass. He gets treated differently. That's where my problem lies. But that's not a popular way to be. People don't want to hear that. People like corruption, people like that politics and they like to have those favors done. When I go, you call me and I go, hey, bro, it sounds like you're wrong. Like everything you just told me is wrong. I'm gonna hang up. And if you want a police report, you call 911 like everybody else. Like I would tell my own family that right now. I would tell my own fan. Even when I was a cop, somebody had some. My kid called me and said, hey, I'm having an issue with such and such. Hang up and call the sheriff's office. I'm not facilitating this. No. If it was a super emergency, that's different. I would like respond. But any other time I'm like, call the police like you when you know you're arguing over whose car are you getting a boyfriend hypothetical situation. I'll be like, call, call and report it. Like, I can't cater to you because you know me. That's how it should be. That's how you keep the constitution and the law. Like this. But that's not what happens, unfortunately.

[Tyler]

Yeah. Does it?

[Mike]

Yeah. If you guys could pass the background in the psych.

[Tyler]

No. I would highly advise none of these guys. No.

[Mike]

Maybe could one.

[Tyler]

Not even me. Not even me. I think there's probably a couple cops that could do a good lateral that are good cops.

[Mike]

I want to do that is up. That's part of my platform. Eventually I'm going to talk about that. That's huge.

[Tyler]

Yeah. I don't think. And being spun the wrong way. Yes. Being spun the right way. Like, no. I know these guys. Just because I live in 2026 and I have a podcast and none of you Old do at podcast connected me with tons of great cops across the country and they trust me because I'm open and transparent on this podcast and they are willing to come work for me. So don't spin it like I'm hiring my buddies. I've met these guys through networking and they're good cops. And I know more than anybody that they're good cops. That's why I'm allowing the lateral here.

[Mike]

That would be like Kenny saying, hey, I'm retiring, I'm done. I want to move to Florida. I'm like, expert interdiction guy. Like, absolutely, you have it. You know, come down, fill up the app now. It'd be the same answer. Fill out the app. You're going to go through the hiring process. I'm not going to, oh, hey, this is my buddy. Hire him tomorrow. I want to be transparent. You have, you know, of course he's going to get hired because he's a great cop, but you're going to go through the process like everybody else, get hired. And then I go, wow. I got a expert interdiction dude who runs a company that travels the nation teaching. I can now have him teach this agency. We have 95 rooms right through the county. He's an expert. That brings so much value. I got another guy, some, you know, like, like, you know, Admin6 out there in LA, he wants to come to Florida. Bring them on, right? Come over. Come over here. You worked at LA in the LA area at a big agency. You have all this experience with all this crazy.

[Tyler]

He's about to retire in a couple years, man. Bring him on.

[Mike]

Come to Florida, you fill out a nap. Let's go. So we've never done that law enforcement. We've always done our good old boy system, which is bring on somebody who's completely unfit for the job, but because they're a donor or supporter, we're going to give them a job. I go, no, I know a guy in Texas that is a monster gang unit supervisor and he's looking to move to Florida. Like, I'm going to give him an opportunity to work here. Like, he deserves to be able to fill out an app. Come on, lateral over now. I have a massive asset on my hands that can teach my cops how to do gang work. It just makes sense. But we've, like, used all this technology for law enforcement to, like, surveil people and find bad guys and track phones. Why don't we use this technology to bring in qualified officers from all over the United States and, and benefit everyone? Involved like it. It's not rocket science.

[Tyler]

Promoting your campaign in the comments.

[Mike]

Good.

[Tyler]

All right. Hey, we got our. We got our buddy, our long lost friend who originally wanted to talk about Lindsey Graham, but it popped off and he texted us at like 2 in the morning. And I was in bed.

[Mike]

Yes. And you said, who's that? Like, you usually do.

[Tyler]

I don't know who these people are, but anyways, G Money can't hear you. Gotta turn your mic on. Oh, there you go.

[Nick]

Yeah, you. You muted me or Jose, whatever his name is. What's his name over there? Lewis. That's it.

[Tyler]

A long time, Nick.

[Mike]

Four months.

[Nick]

Wow. What happened to Lewis?

[Mike]

He fired him like four months ago.

[Tyler]

Really tired.

[Mike]

Tyler fired him?

[Tyler]

No, we didn't fire him. We didn't renew his contract.

[Mike]

Let him go. And didn't renew his contract after he messed up the happy dad ad.

[Tyler]

You were more mad about that than me, Mike, you put a lot, dude. I felt bad for you, dude. That's like. That's like an actor doing the best scene and the camera guy going, oh, I didn't get it. Do it again.

[Mike]

Like, I drove to nine businesses to find that we cut a.

[Tyler]

The best promo ever in our history. And the mics were muted. And I was just like. It was muted because he was doing something that we had said not to do.

[Mike]

Coding.

[Tyler]

We're like, stop. The wrong kind of coding.

[Nick]

What. What is music?

[Mike]

No, he was. Video game.

[Tyler]

He. He just. It was. He's a great kid, and maybe in the future we can train him up with a little bit more standards. But at the time, it just. We needed. We needed to get somebody else in the producer seat to. While this business is growing. I didn't have time.

[Nick]

I missed a lot, man. Jose's gone canine. Getting fired.

[Tyler]

He quit on it.

[Mike]

He's using the wrong. He's using the wrong creatine.

[Nick]

He quit. Is he done?

[Mike]

No, he's not.

[Tyler]

No. He just.

[Mike]

He just emotionally. Yes.

[Tyler]

He's. He's let us know that he doesn't particularly. He's let us know without letting us know that he particularly doesn't care to do Anti Hero on Mondays anymore.

[Nick]

So that sounds like quitting, right?

[Tyler]

I mean, I haven't had a conversation with him about that, so I don't feel comfortable talking about it, but I'm just kind of letting you know, like, you know.

[Nick]

Well, didn't he get that through nepotism anyway?

[Mike]

No, we get. We offered sports to a lot of people and guys were. I might be able to. Maybe I got A time slot.

[Nick]

You don't have to get that man about it. You're turning purple.

[Mike]

It's my new camera. We don't believe in nepotism in the Dilks for Sheriff campaign. You have to earn your way through. We're anti di. Pro merit.

[Nick]

That's what I'd like to hear.

[Tyler]

Nick, you look oddly happy. You're one of those people that's really transparent when you're happy, because you're usually in a really negative mood. So when you're happy, it's like, oh,

[Mike]

what state are you in?

[Nick]

Kansas. I'm in Missouri. Kansas City right now. My flight home just got delayed. I'm not very happy, to be honest with you.

[Tyler]

Oh, maybe you just like you tell

[Mike]

you're not in Philadelphia because that makes you miserable. So anytime you leave Philadelphia, I see the smile just light up on your face.

[Tyler]

Your smile is like from here to here.

[Nick]

I'm just happy to be back with my boys. It's been a while, so I'll tell you. I'll tell you what I've been officially doing. I was the head of security for FIFA in Philadelphia for hospitality. That's where I've been. You know, I couldn't really say much about it because there's a bunch of haters, you know, that watches network, they would have been calling FIFA trying to get me fired. I'm sure if they played some of my clips, it wouldn't have been a very easy decision to fire me. You know what I mean? So I was out here helping my boy in Kansas City with the Argentina. Who the hell they play Switzerland, Argentina, Switzerland game, dude. With Messi. So I was bodyguarding Messi's family and. And also the Tower Swift of Argentina, Teeny Stossel. So if you look up all the, you know, the Rave fan site, you'll see pictures of me.

[Tyler]

And one thing that I do want to point out, Nick, is that you made me and Mike feel like garbage for posting that picture. We didn't mean to. We shouldn't have.

[Nick]

You deserve it.

[Tyler]

However, you went on life raft and said everything you were doing. And then I'm like, oh, it was that. Okay, all right. Well, that makes sense. We thought you were just dunking on them like, that is a tiny little show. No one's gonna see it.

[Nick]

Well, that's it. That too. Because I. I didn't think I was gonna get extended. I gotta. I ended up getting extended. So I flew up to Boston for the game in Boston last week. And then from Boston, I flew to Kansas City. For the Argentina Switzerland game.

[Mike]

Are you done now? You're not doing any of the new. The New York games the last year, I think.

[Nick]

I think. Don't worry, man. I got you.

[Mike]

I won't have time to go. I'm not

[Nick]

championship.

[Tyler]

I'm flying home.

[Mike]

I'm flying home Sunday, so I won't be there. I actually asked. I told Tyler, I said. I told the. I was going there. He's talking about tickets. I was actually wondering if I might even see you. That was my point. I don't care about going to the game,

[Nick]

so I hit you guys up. So in Kansas City, they had a. A bunch of tickets left, so I hit you guys up because I know you have a big network of people across the country. You know anyone in Kansas City? Because there's tickets sitting here that wasn't getting used. And it's Argentina, Switzerland, Messi's out there. It's one of the best players in, you know, in a generation. So any chance to be able to get someone to get hooked up with that I didn't want to see.

[Tyler]

I didn't know.

[Mike]

If you're gonna be in East Rutherford, I would. I would have considered coming to see you.

[Nick]

I'm just driving up in the morning. And again, I gotta wait to see if that gets approved for me to go to New York City, but I think I will be.

[Tyler]

All right.

[Nick]

I'm the glue. I'm the glue that holds the World cup together, apparently.

[Tyler]

So. You're under. Your Under Mark is G Money Show, Tuesday at 7pm Counterculture. So is that tomorrow?

[Nick]

No, that'll be next week. After the 19th. After the 19th.

[Mike]

Lewis has been doing that show for the last month.

[Tyler]

Cowboy hat on Lewis. And he just sings the whole time.

[Nick]

Hold on, I'm gonna. I'm gonna go off frame for one second. I'll be right back.

[Mike]

See if he's got a Tinder date.

[Nick]

Yeah. Yep. Yep.

[Tyler]

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

[Mike]

To tranny. God damn it.

[Nick]

I. Tyler, I sent you a picture if you want to put it up. I sent a picture, if you want to put it up. It's me and Messi's wife. It's pretty funny.

[Tyler]

Okay, so here's the thing. I did see that, but I don't know who Messi is.

[Nick]

What?

[Tyler]

Elijah.

[Mike]

Best soccer player in the world.

[Nick]

Hold on. Dude, are you with me?

[Mike]

Lionel Messi is.

[Tyler]

I'm not. You might think.

[Nick]

I do not know who Messi is.

[Tyler]

You might think. Eli, I'm gonna email this pick. I Need you to. Once it comes in the email and you just put it up. I. I'm not trying to sound cool. I'm not trying to sound like. I just don't know who people are. I didn't know who Lindsey Graham was.

[Nick]

I know, dude. If people didn't. People who don't know you only watch this. You live in a box, dude. Like, your world is in a box. And anything outside of that box, you know nothing of it, which is fine. And you're unapologetic.

[Tyler]

My world is this show. And you would think, yes, yes, I would need to know this stuff. But I have people that are supposed to help me not be an. When I go, who is that? Oh, you, you idiot. Like, I'm running the show here,

[Nick]

Mike.

[Tyler]

Huh?

[Nick]

You.

[Tyler]

You said you good.

[Mike]

Yeah. Three in the morning, G Money sends a text.

[Nick]

Oh, listen, it's breaking news. I don't know if you guys want to jump on that. It is.

[Tyler]

You think Mike's gonna. We could nuke Russia. Mike not getting up at three because

[Mike]

I'm not up drunk all night in Discord with these. God, I don't know how you do it, man. I'm trying to watch a fight. Listen, Discord's cool for maybe chat. I'm gonna go. I'm gonna say this before you get into Messi's wife. The chat is cool. Like, if we're all in there just cutting it up. I'm trying to watch Patty Pemble. I can't listen to all that nonsense when in the background when I'm trying to watch. I gotta lock in.

[Nick]

Yeah, I saw that fight. He was good, dude. What he submit him In a minute, 22 seconds. Crazy.

[Tyler]

Hey, kid. Hey, kids. Your dad canceled on Disney. He said he can't make it this weekend. He said he loves you, but you talk too much in the car and he doesn't want. No, I'll go in there and talk normal. I promise you. I'll talk to your dad, though.

[Mike]

I'm trying to. I was in there for a good 30 minutes, and I'm watching a fight, and I'm like, I can't concentrate on this.

[Nick]

I can't.

[Mike]

I have to watch this. Like, I don't get much free time. I'm driving. I'm like, over the road hauler. I'm hauling this company around like Amazon.

[Nick]

I want.

[Tyler]

You know what I'm gonna get? I'm gonna do. I'm gonna link up with JoJo. We're gonna do a free time chart about Mike's free time. Around the house, please. And I want to know how much free time you actually have.

[Mike]

You want Mike's day this morning? I had to take one dog to the vet this morning. Now I gotta go back to the vet after this show, then I gotta drive tomorrow, then I gotta fly to New York. I am the blue.

[Tyler]

For what? Running errands for JoJo?

[Mike]

Take off, then I'll just.

[Tyler]

You're a stay at home husband. Hey, you allowed to work past five? All right. Hey, but I don't want to forget to ask you, do you have any theories about this Lindsey Graham thing? We talked about it a little bit, but we didn't. The fact that he got off the flight and died was kind of weird. And. And then Wyatt said he thinks he. There's a possibility that he was hitting an airstrike and they don't want to announce that.

[Nick]

I don't think he was hit on an airstrike. He hit an aortal tear, I think, in his heart valve. There's 911 calls from his house. I mean, again, it very easily done to today in this day and age. You know what I mean? You can make that up. But then I. I think departments would have come out and said, you know, no, that's not us. So I believe that the. The heart attack happened whether it was caused by poisoning or, you know, some other means, I don't know, man. And he was on Iranian hit list, which came out like a day or two before that. And obviously the. The loony lefties had put a hit on him all also. So you don't know, dude. It's hard. It's hard to tell. Every death now is a damn conspiracy. Before conspiracies where you're looked at like you're a weirdo, then they're all true. And now everything's a conspiracy. So, yeah, whether that's a psyop in and of itself, I have no idea, dude. Honestly, I don't know what to think. I haven't looked into it too much. I wouldn't. I wouldn't doubt it. If he got poisoned and died that way, it wouldn't surprise me. But he's also 72 years old. If he took his clothes off, he'd probably just fall all over like a pile of mush. The guy wasn't in any kind of great shape.

[Tyler]

So that's what I said. I said he's only 71.

[Nick]

72, dude, that's when you start dying, man, in your 70s, especially from like that. But he looks cold. He doesn't look bad dude. If you start really looking at him, he looks his age.

[Tyler]

He looks like the emperor after he was electrocuted.

[Mike]

Yeah, I bet he wasn't taking crave creatine. Lindsey Graham was taking crave creatine. He'd still be here. He'd be putting up 405. He would have walked out of that a order tear like a man.

[Nick]

I don't know man. Canine said he has a different creatine. That would have worked

[Tyler]

well the 99 coming in with the real questions. Why does he have a girl's name? It's like Ashley. You ever met a dude named Ashley?

[Nick]

And what dude? It was Lara. I saw some guy named Lauren.

[Tyler]

Oh, Lauren, Yeah. Lauren, yeah. That's another dude. I don't bro.

[Nick]

I was watching the X Games. I'm like, Lauren, is there a chick driver on the motocross?

[Mike]

There's a dude.

[Nick]

You're like, I'm waiting for them to give some kind of gender specific terminology. They're like, well yo, he is going to hook the rock with his toe. I said, oh, his name's Lauren.

[Mike]

Rich, what are we doing?

[Tyler]

That's Messi's wife.

[Nick]

Yeah, you can probably me and her talk. I look so happy there, don't I?

[Mike]

You always look happy.

[Tyler]

You starstruck or did you know it was her? Did somebody tell you?

[Nick]

I. No, I was obviously meeting Messi's family. I. I did a walk through the day before at the head of security and with the Secret Service of Argentina. The president was there, so I was with the other. My counterpart in Kansas City.

[Mike]

A lot of like light skinned German.

[Tyler]

Is it girls? Is it weird? Nick? So I tell people all the time on air that you are actually extremely remove that. Yeah. Extremely knowledgeable in some things. Mostly I see geopolitics and stuff like that. And then you come, you play a character that's, you know. And I was like, I was always like is that first. Is it frustrating or hard? Because obviously looking at you, my first thoughts is it. First off, you're my buddy Nick from Philly. I don't really know a lot about your professional background. I know that you pro. Your professional background is security, but not just like target security. Like this type of event security and contract security for events. So. But it is weird to see you in a suit doing a profession and I naturally, I look at it and go well Nick can do that. I could probably do the White House and be the head of Secret Service. Is it, is it weird playing a character? Not playing a character, but is it weird doing something online. You know, you are still you, but you're having a good time and making information more edible for the consumer. And then also turning around and wearing a suit and being head of security for FIFA. Whatever.

[Nick]

It's kind of funny, dude. I laugh at it again, like. So on top of Messi's family, I was also with Teeny Stossel, who's like the Taylor Swift of Argentina. And I was solely responsible for her and her family, which could have been a disaster. If you go look at the headlines in Argentina, they're trying to say that, like, pizza dropped the ball on security and he did. It wasn't my responsibility, but I was the only one that picked it up and got her out of there. And she wanted to stay late at. At the game. I wrangled up like eight Kansas City cops because, dude, the way they had it set up in Kansas City, when you walked out back to where the. The pickup was for the. The VIP people, basically, there was no real rhyme or reason. It was a disaster. And word got out that she was there and she wants to stay a little bit longer in her suite. And I pop out. I lost all my cops. And I had like four catering girls with me to escort this pop star out. I'm like, so I've been able my way. Pop star.

[Tyler]

Oh, so she's a celebrity in it of itself. Other than being Messy's wife, she's a celebrity.

[Nick]

Completely different girl.

[Tyler]

Okay.

[Nick]

I said, I'm. I'm responsible for Teeny Stossel and her entourage. I was mainly concerned with her. I lose my escort. So the governor of Kansas City was next door. So I weaseled my way into his suite. I wrangled up his protection detail. You know, I did a favor hint for him. I got Messy scarf from him, and I said, hey, would you also want to give a Pop star scarf? So he went over, like, on behalf of Kansas City, here's this scarf. And she couldn't care less. But whatever. See, I'm like, I need a favor. I need your guys to escort her out of there. And thank God I did, boy, because it was like. It was like Elvis dude walking out of the building when she walked out.

[Tyler]

Really?

[Nick]

So again, I'm laughing because, you know, I'm. I'm, you know, going around giving a security briefing with the Secret Service of Argentina. Messi's family is one of those famous people in the world. Except for Tyler.

[Mike]

Tyler doesn't know him. Everybody else does.

[Nick]

Kenny Stossel. Yeah, right.

[Tyler]

And then you imagine if I big league Messi. Accidentally once, like, just as like, hey, what's up, man? And just. I would probably big league a lot of people because I don't know who anybody is.

[Nick]

It's a good move. I big lead your. Your co host one time. I said, I big lead your co host. One time. I. I was. I was walking outside. Yo, you here for. For the. The live podcast? The guy's like, stop.

[Tyler]

Look.

[Nick]

I said, it's upstairs. Enjoy. And he looked stupid. And then I found out it was your. Your co host thought it was funny.

[Tyler]

Yeah, you were. Well, that was the first time we ever met.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Tyler]

All right, guys, I got nothing else. Anybody got anything else? I know Mike's hungry.

[Mike]

No, I got stuff for tomorrow, I guess. I got a couple videos. We'll wait.

[Nick]

I'm getting home at 2am now because these five delayed my flight by two hours.

[Tyler]

You definitely have another gig, though.

[Nick]

What?

[Tyler]

You definitely have another gig lined up or is it still up in the air?

[Nick]

It's up in the air. If I get extended for the World cup championship in 19, which I think I'm going to, but someone sends this

[Tyler]

in, what are the chances? What are the odds of getting a G Money show tomorrow night?

[Nick]

Zero.

[Tyler]

Makes sense. Are you busy that day?

[Nick]

I am.

[Mike]

It's.

[Tyler]

Got a date and.

[Mike]

Gone, man.

[Tyler]

You got something. You got something,

[Nick]

man.

[Tyler]

You're the. Okay.

[Nick]

I got. I got FIFA stuff to do, bro.

[Tyler]

I thought you said you were done.

[Nick]

I got. I still have other stuff to do.

[Mike]

The other stuff to do.

[Nick]

Amazing reports to hand in, man. I got meetings and debriefings. Oh, yeah, I was on Tinder. I was on Tinder last night at the hotel.

[Mike]

How'd it work out?

[Nick]

Got a fatty on the hook. I just couldn't do it, dude. I said no. I said, no one's gonna know. But then I'm like, I'm gonna know. I just can't, man.

[Mike]

We got morals, but from g money before GTA 6, man. Look at that.

[Nick]

Can't do fatties.

[Mike]

Dude, I'm proud of you, man.

[Nick]

Past that point in my life.

[Mike]

Good for you. We're getting somewhere.

[Tyler]

They said you have a slight Jewish accent.

[Mike]

I say, what Jewish accent?

[Tyler]

Like Jewish?

[Nick]

That's from Jay, dude. Or, watch out, I'm gonna stick the. The bobbies on you. I'm surprised they haven't locked you up yet.

[Tyler]

I know. Keep it up.

[Nick]

Keep it up. I'm gonna dox. You know the Bobby's running right to your house for that comment.

[Tyler]

All right, guys, we got counterculture ink sports tonight, 7pm on the counterculture Inc. Network. Yeah, he's still doing that. He's still doing that.

[Mike]

At least he read the Crave ad during that, too.

[Tyler]

Yeah, it doesn't put the Crave logo up. Just reads it from a piece of paper and then moves on. But, you know, just doing his thing. Man, I respect him. So Counterculture Sports Tonight and Monday, and then tomorrow we'll be back 1pm well, is me still coming?

[Mike]

Misha's coming tomorrow. I'll be in studio, and then I'm gone as well.

[Tyler]

That's what she said.

[Mike]

I'm gone as well. I fly Wednesday, I'll be in New York.

[Nick]

So wait, you're not gonna be. You're not gonna be on the show for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday I can't.

[Mike]

Wednesday, I'm flying. I'll be actually flying.

[Tyler]

And then

[Mike]

Wednesday, Thursday, I'll pop in, I'll do the G Money Park. Kids park live from my phone,

[Tyler]

actually in the backyard.

[Nick]

It's really nice.

[Tyler]

We will see you 1pm tomorrow.

[Nick]

See you guys.

[Tyler]

Jv team for life.