WORST SUPER BOWL EVER?? (02/09/2026)

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Antihero Broadcast – "WORST SUPER BOWL EVER??" (02/09/2026)

Date: February 9, 2026
Hosts: Mike, Lewis, Jimmy, Clint, K9
Theme: News, entertainment & commentary for veterans, first responders, and blue collar Americans—centered on the Super Bowl, policing tradition, use of force, and cultural hot topics.

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Main Theme & Purpose

This episode kicks off with the hosts' usual banter before diving into their analysis of the 2026 Super Bowl, widely panned by the group as disappointing. The conversation then pivots to broader law enforcement issues, including viral videos, uniform traditions, police interactions, the increasing complexity of police work, and cultural commentary on gender roles in law enforcement and the military. The hosts blend personal anecdotes, memes, and audience questions, layering humor and critique throughout.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Super Bowl 2026 Reactions

Timestamps: [21:10]–[29:32]

• Mike brands it “the worst Super Bowl I’ve ever seen in my life.” ([21:09])
• Issues discussed:
  • The low entertainment value—“only got good when someone was getting wiped off the floor.”
  • A notable play (Kenneth Walker’s called-back touchdown) fuels conspiracy theories about Vegas odds and officiating ([23:09]–[24:19]).
  • K9 highlights the “record number of field goals” and the overall lack of high-intensity play.
  • The hosts sympathize with rookie quarterback Drake May, questioning his readiness and the coaching decisions ([25:18]-[26:51]).
  • Mike: “They played not to lose,” criticizing both teams’ conservative approaches ([26:52]).

Notable Quotes:

• “That was a popular bet.” – Mike, referencing the over/under tied to Vegas ([24:19])
• “They set up Drake May for failure.” – Lewis ([25:31])

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2. Law Enforcement Culture & Tradition

Timestamps: [02:55]–[08:07]; [15:07]–[20:31]

• Viral memes mocking PA State Troopers' uniform chin straps ignite spirited discussion on tradition versus practicality.
  • Lewis describes pushback from “the gray gods”—veteran troopers defending tradition ([03:35]–[03:45]).
• The importance (and limits) of tradition in field uniforms discussed:
  • “Wear it during the class A ceremony … but you gotta keep up with the times.” – Lewis ([05:15])
  • The group notes that old-school resistors ("boomers") in law enforcement are often a barrier to modernization.
  • Jimmy, a guest, sharply encapsulates: “I didn’t deploy to combat and go fight in class A’s ... First thing you need to do is have a modern law enforcement uniform, because otherwise..." ([17:07])
• Body camera deployment and operational stress highlighted (“Now it’s radio communication, inner city’s going body worn camera, making sure your other cameras work … It’s just one unnecessary thing.” – Mike, [19:09])

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3. Policing, Use of Force & Compliance

Timestamps: [09:02]–[15:52]; [40:11]–[47:04]; [63:43]–[77:40]

• Deep-dive on a Pennsylvania State Police controversial arrest:
  • Hosts highlight both the viral aspect and ongoing bodycam debates.
  • “If people just complied—you talk about a simple traffic violation ... who knows, that turns into all this?” – Lewis ([14:14])
  • Trooper at the center is no longer employed, spurring debate on modern accountability.
• Clips shown and critiqued: highway robbery in Italy, grenade attacks in France, a Philadelphia officer using a thrown taser during a chaotic arrest.
• NYPD sergeant convicted for using a picnic cooler to stop a fleeing drug suspect on a scooter—killed the suspect, prompting discussions on use of force, criminal backgrounds, and media framing.
  • Jimmy (satirically): “Distractionary coolers. Is that what that was?” ([44:14])
• Extended breakdown of a viral corrections officer jail assault—debating solo officer tactics, gendered physicality, and situational awareness:
  • “If you’re going to escalate, if you’re going to write a check, you’ve got to cash it.” – Lewis ([65:27])
  • “She’s confident she’s going hands on, alone. I’m not condoning violence against police—but ... you have to pick up on these key indicators.” ([66:04])
  • All agree: backup, fitness, and readiness are non-negotiables.

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4. Gender Roles in Policing and Military

Timestamps: [79:34]–[87:18]; [91:10]–[94:39]; [99:13]–[103:48]

• Group debates gender integration:
  • Citing viral videos (including a male soldier easily beating a female counterpart in a boxing match), the crew argues physical differences should be realistically weighed.
  • Lewis: “Women are just inferior when it comes to strength … [her] confidence is talking like she’s a 6’5” Marine.” ([69:20])
  • Jimmy: “Maybe this program just wasn’t all sacrifice. Put more women together—when they get their asses kicked, maybe they’ll realize this is not the job for me.” ([79:34])
• Discussion extends to military, referencing “30 by 30” initiatives aimed at gender parity in policing, and sharing anecdotes about transgender service members and practical challenges of physical standards.
  • Jimmy: “I mean, I knew some females in the Army ... she’s a freak [of nature] ... But she’s a freak.” ([99:35]–[99:54])
  • Clint (call-in): “All females in the infantry end up in headquarters platoon. They just can’t carry the weight.” ([96:34])

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5. Cultural Commentary, Memes, and Social Limits

Timestamps: [29:47]–[31:17]; [47:42]–[53:26]; [116:00]–[119:23]

• Mike and Lewis share meme feedback, with Bad Bunny memes arousing more fan outrage than law enforcement satire.
  • “Here come the Bad Bunny fans, all upset because I made one joke about Hispanics.” – Lewis ([30:01])
• Trump campaign’s animal parody “Lion King” video provokes discussion on political satire, boundaries, and accusations of racism in meme culture. ([51:07])
  • “What a world we live in, where the President... posts that video, and a staffer has to take it down.” – Mike ([51:11])
  • “Comedians want to be the first ... to push the boundaries of social limits.” – Mike ([52:47])

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6. Patreon, Business Plugs & Listener Q&A

Timestamps: [02:13]–[02:55]; [61:30]–[62:36]; Throughout

• Quick promotions for their Patreon community (“Tuesdays is exclusive for Patreon ... custom hats, behind the scenes”), merchandise stores (Copville, CounterCulture Ink), and sponsors.
• Fans and audience questions fielded:
  • “How do we get Philly cop Nick and Dominic Izzo together?” (Prompting promise for a future ‘hot topic’ episode.) ([78:33])
  • Extensive tangent about Dale Earnhardt Jr., NASCAR, and favorite Americana.

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7. Notable Moments, Banter & Quotes

• “If you start using force on somebody ... is there any way they’re NOT going to jail?” – Jimmy, muses on force and felony charges ([37:34])
• “Have you ever been in the infield at Daytona?” – Mike gets nostalgic about NASCAR culture ([106:30])
• “Human nature. What Rodney King did was what any human would do—resist the urge to get beat with a stick.” – Lewis ([55:03])
• “You don’t get to pick the day of your gunfight ... so why wouldn’t you be prepared for that day every single day?” – Lewis ([91:24])

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Important Segment Timestamps

• PA State Trooper Tradition Debate: [02:55]–[08:07]
• Controversial PA State Police Arrest: [09:02]–[15:52]
• Super Bowl Reaction & Betting Conspiracies: [21:10]–[29:32]
• Philly, NYPD Use of Force Videos: [35:24]–[47:04]
• Corrections Officer Assault Breakdown: [63:43]–[77:40]
• Gender, Military & Policing: [79:34]–[87:18]
• Political Meme Satire: [47:42]–[53:26]
• Audience/Listener Q&A: [78:33], [94:48]-[99:13]
• NASCAR and Americana Sidebar: [105:36]–[108:24]

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Tone and Style

• Wry, irreverent, blue-collar banter
• Heavy on anecdotes, inside jokes, and unapologetic opinions
• In-the-trenches perspective, skeptical of media and admin narrative
• Humor sharpens the edge on every controversial topic

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In Summary:
This episode sees The Antihero Broadcast at its provocative, unfiltered best: roasting the Super Bowl and dissecting policing from tradition to tactics, all while putting American cultural controversies under a working-class microscope. If you didn’t catch the show, this recap covers the viral moments and signature heat, with key conversations on violence, compliance, and the clash between tradition and modernity in public service.

Transcript

[Clint]

Foreign.

[Mike]

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[Lewis]

Here we are.

[Mike]

We're here. You barely made it, dude. We're sitting here watching you fumble.

[Lewis]

No, I dropped my protein bar. You were all the way in the bathroom when Lewis launched it. Gotta heat up the coffee.

[Mike]

I did. I had to heat it up twice.

[Lewis]

I see that.

[Mike]

Oh, man. You want to tell them about Patreon? Yeah.

[Lewis]

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[Mike]

All right, so some reflections. We have a good one. Yeah, the. I think our. Our bit on the PA State troopers wearing their chin straps like a horse.

[Lewis]

It went pretty viral up there.

[Mike]

There was very few.

[Lewis]

We got.

[Mike]

We got one earlier today about that.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

All right. So it went. It was very well received. Lots of the troops were like, dude, this is the most in the world. Because Pennsylvania State Police is a very prestigious agency. They. They are. They.

[Lewis]

It's old, you know.

[Mike]

You know. Yeah, they have a. They have a. They have a lot to stand on. So when they do silly things like that, it kind of makes up for it.

[Lewis]

Well, and I put, you know, I start out with memes. That's usually the first thing. So I, I looked at it from that angle. I got the flack from the guys that are. I guess they're called gray gods. The true gray guys are like, this is tradition and I get it. And then you have the guys that don't like it that work there. And then in the middle was all the municipalities. And I guess there's a little battle up there because it's a little. It's not like FHP down here. Florida Highway Patrol. Yeah, they can. Pennsylvania State Police control everything. They come in your city. Like, we're taking this. I'm told they can make agents. They don't let regular agencies have radar. They don't. Radar.

[Mike]

That's the thing.

[Lewis]

So it's kind of a battle. So if initially it was like I was told from somebody up. You really made all the local agencies excited by posting this. And they do good work. Let me get. Don't get me wrong, there's some really cool pit videos of Pennsylvania State Patrol. They're out there on the highway. They're doing good stuff. So it's not on them. But I look at it like, you know, we don't shoot people in the back anymore. We don't beat people with a stick anymore. Yeah, there's evolution in law enforcement to become. Come up with times. We are in an era where we're in a lot of fights, a lot of foot. Foot pursuits. We're learning jiu jitsu. So a uniform, although I get it, looks great. It ain't like that no more. Guys are getting down in the streets and guys are fighting and guys are running and you. You want to kind of keep up with, you know, it sounds stupid, but comfortable and, you know, oh, you know, back in the day, it doesn't matter if you're comfortable. You did what we did. We told you to wear this uniform you wore. Times have changed, man. Can you try to imagine trying to run in a foot pursuit? You got like dumbbell ears holding you back. Like you got this big hat on your head and it's like a wind fucking, like, break.

[Mike]

You can't yell, stop. Because tomorrow.

[Lewis]

Yeah, it just, you know, I get the tradition. Wear it during the class a ceremony where it admin wants to walk. Walk around and wear it. But you got to keep up with the times, man. Put the guys in the uniform that's going to be conducive to, like, today's world.

[Mike]

It's funny, the comments are. They're not split down the middle. They're mostly pro of what we said, but state boys said they're wearing it wrong. The strap is supposed to be across their mouth and they're supposed to be a little red ball attached to the strap. Yeah. People saying, clearly you don't know much about PA and the state police. Easily one of the best state police organizations in the country. In addition to that, PA State police actually is responsible for the local law enforcement for 82% of the state.

[Lewis]

They do.

[Mike]

And again, we're not on the agency.

[Lewis]

No, bro, I. I wouldn't. I'll be honest with you. I'm that ocd. I could not work there. There's no way I could wear that.

[Mike]

Here's a good one. This is. I mean, you're going to get. I don't want to call them boomers because I'm old too, but the guys like Nick ended that reel with these guys. Can't take a joke. You can't bust a ball.

[Lewis]

That's the other thing.

[Mike]

And this guy goes, these guys should do some research before busting balls. I was PSP for 20 years. The strap is a tradition dating back to the days when we were on horseback. And it's only the winter hat as far as it's on. As far as glorified ticket riders, the PSP patrols 70% of the state as the primary police department. My station would have three troopers on each shift to cover a county and no one for 80 miles on interstate. When went south, our backup was to an hour away. Show a little respect.

[Lewis]

I'm calling.

[Mike]

Hello?

[Lewis]

Hey, how many horse patrols are you guys still doing today?

[Mike]

Done. Oh, okay. 100 years.

[Lewis]

Oh, so the tradition of wearing a hat for horses is gone. Oh, okay. I'll call you back later. Like. Okay, you just made my entire argument for me. Yeah, you rode horses. Yeah. Your hat was going to fly off.

[Mike]

And we all know in any type of government worker, or really any type of. Any type of industry, there's going to be old heads in there that hate change. The VFW is the best example. That's the way we've always done it. These little young coming in here and changing on us, we don't like it.

[Lewis]

It's just like the optic on a gun. Yeah. It's like people are like, no, we're shooting iron sight. I don't care how inaccurate. Inaccurate you are. I don't care how bad it is. I don't care about looking, being able to see the target that I'm shooting at. I want you focus on the front sight.

[Mike]

Like, no red dots.

[Jimmy]

Kids with these toys.

[Lewis]

Well, what if it goes down? Well, I'm back to where I was.

[Jimmy]

Like, I still.

[Lewis]

I still have iron sight, so I'm still. Okay. I'm still in the gunfight. But why wouldn't you want to push technology?

[Clint]

And.

[Lewis]

And that, to me, goes along with the uniform. Perfect example. We both drive horses. Yep. You don't ride horses anymore. You don't need the hat wrapped to your head. You don't. You don't.

[Mike]

Maybe if you're unmounted. Yeah, we'll give you that.

[Lewis]

Put the head back on.

[Mike]

Keep the tradition for the mounted guy.

[Lewis]

And then, I mean, the new kids get in there, and they have to support it. Like, imagine getting caught. Can't get caught not wearing it. Now imagine getting caught on the Internet saying, it's stupid. You know, you'll be. You're done. So.

[Mike]

Well, there was a. We got sent a video of how ridiculous. They said, you know, it's just like any police agency. They're focusing on the. And not focusing on the things that need to be focused on, One of which was a guy six months out on the road, just graduated the academy. We're gonna play the video. But he pulls over somebody, and the first thing they do is go, I work for the mayor. I'm the LGBTQ person. And of course, she's given a bunch of. There's no video footage of this because at the time, in 2024, they did not have body cams. The video starts after her husband pulls up behind on a traffic.

[Lewis]

The right one.

[Mike]

Lewis, you don't do that. Lewis is like, please, this video. You don't do that. You don't pull up behind a cop on a traffic stop at all, ever. That's not what you do. And. And so that he starts Resisting. So the. He said the officer assists him out of the car. And then the video starts. Of course, when you're making your sausage, it doesn't look good. So we got the video.

[Lewis]

Maybe Interesting. Neither of those.

[Mike]

Trooper at center conscious. Yeah, that's it right there. He's got it now the video is down the page right there.

[Lewis]

Go. Okay. There.

[Mike]

Lewis, did you have it? Is Mike giving you and you had it the whole time?

[Lewis]

Yeah, he had it. Have it the whole time now.

[Mike]

Now Mike's going to gaslight.

[Clint]

You.

[Reporter Nicole]

Still so many questions involving that traffic stock on the Mine Street Expressway over the weekend.

[Lewis]

It involved Philadelphia's executive director of the Office of LGBT Affairs. And, Jeff, what are you learning today?

[Reporter Jeff]

Where we're learning that Pennsylvania State Police are reacting to that rough arrest over the weekend. That arrest partially captured on video.

[Jimmy]

That is my husband.

[Mike]

Pause it. So the reason why the troopers do have dash cam footage. The reason. Can you make me a little bit bigger for right now while I talk, maybe? No. Maybe the reason why there's no footage on the dash cam is because this trooper is having to do all of this behind his vehicle. It's already a dangerous place. He's on the side of the interstate with now two subjects that are resisting him. Keep going. That's my husband.

[Reporter Jeff]

Two days after the controversial arrest of a city official by state police, and the trooper is on desk duty, and Pennsylvania State Police have opened an internal probe.

[Jimmy]

We are concerned by the issues that have been raised. We take them very seriously.

[Lewis]

We have commissioned a full internal affair.

[Reporter Jeff]

Testifying in front of the state House Appropriations Committee. The head of the state police says the probe will be unboxing.

[Lewis]

If your stupid gay husband didn't resist the police, I wouldn't be sitting here talking about it. All right, keep going. Good, Billy.

[Reporter Jeff]

DA State police say it was Saturday morning just after nine, when an Infinity with multiple cold violations was pulled over on the Vine Street Expressway. At the wheel is Selena Morrison, the executive director of the city's Office of LGBT Affairs. Police say a Dodge Challenger pulls behind the trooper. Driving the Dodge is Morrison's husband, Kalin McLean. According to an internal state police document reviewed by Fox 29, Trooper Andrew Zaborowski orders McLean out of the vehicle, but he refuses. The trooper assists McLean out of the Dodge, and the pair struggle. Morrison is out of her car, recording.

[Jimmy]

And yelling, I work for the. I work for the mayor.

[Reporter Jeff]

There was no answer at Morrison's home this morning. Initially charged by state police with resisting arrest and related charges, a spokesperson for DA Larry Krasner says he's made no charging decision pending an even handed investigation. According to the internal document and the state police public release of information, Trooper Zaborowski is a 2023 graduate of the academy who was given a leadership award as seen here on YouTube and started work in Philadelphia in September.

[Lewis]

Andrew and Zaborowski will be assigned a.

[Reporter Jeff]

Troop K, State police say while Zaporowski was not wearing a body cam, his cruiser is equipped with a dashboard camera and. And a microphone, and it was recording. State Representative Ben Waxman represents Philadelphia County.

[Lewis]

Right now, there's no troopers in Philadelphia county wearing body cameras. Is that correct?

[Jimmy]

That would be correct.

[Mike]

Okay, but sir, to be clear, I.

[Lewis]

Would expect that within the next three to four weeks, you will see them. Oh, yeah, you will. Now, after that, they should all be wearing.

[Reporter Jeff]

Yep, that's Lieutenant Colonel George Bivens of the State Police. Cherelle Parker, the mayor here has called that video.

[Lewis]

Oh, boy.

[Mike]

All right, so, Larry Krasno. There we have it. Now, I didn't see anything wrong with that. First off, I want to say that trooper is no longer employed with the Pennsylvania State Police. And it's unclear whether or not he was fired or he resigned and, and not. Not resigned in the. In the negative way, like he actually resigned. So if anybody can get us in touch with this guy, I want to talk to him because I saw nothing wrong with that whatsoever. In fact, I've done. I don't want to say way worse, but I've made sausage meaner, that's for sure.

[Lewis]

The. The problem is that we run into constantly is people think they can just do what they want. And, you know, I try to stay down the mill. You call me liberal Mike and all that, but when. When you're pulled over for a simple vi. All those things Pennsylvania versus Mim says, you have to get out of the car, you have to do certain things. I don't care how much you don't want to. And it leads to this. And it.

[Mike]

You.

[Lewis]

I don't care who you work for. None of that should matter. Like, it doesn't. I can't get pulled. If I get pulled over and say, I'm a cop, bro, you can't talk to me like I'm. I'm gonna get in. I'm gonna get investigated and disciplined by my own agency for acting like that.

[Clint]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Nope. We don't get to act like that. We pull it. You know, hey, I'm a cop. Here's my badge. Please don't write me a ticket. But I don't get to Demand anything.

[Mike]

I want 50 off at Chipotle.

[Lewis]

Yeah, that's. I want it so it's where you work means nothing. Who you work for means nothing. And none of these will. I'll go back to the Jerry worms. But tactic. None of these would happen if the people just complied. You're talking about a simple traffic violation. You might be getting a ticket, you might be getting a warning. Who knows that turns into all this? If I'm that dude at the table and I'm in charge of the Pennsylvania State Police, I'd be like, tell your husband next time he gets pulled over, sit in the car and do what he's told, and none of this will happen. Simple.

[Mike]

So we'll bring in Jimmy and get his opinion on this. But you don't like at all. See, I like that dress, that march, that drill and ceremony for specific occasion, graduations, funerals. I think it shows a lot of discipline and then. But you got to allow them to wear the outer vest and go out there.

[Lewis]

Yeah. I mean, I'm joking when I say whatever you want to do in. Inside, in a class A environment, that's fine. And I said that, like my statement last week was, nobody goes to war in a class.

[Mike]

Yes. You're not going to go and ceremony. You're not marching. Because the way this all started was we did drill in ceremony in battle.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And then they realized that doesn't work.

[Lewis]

No, that's not a good idea.

[Mike]

So we stopped doing drilling ceremony. But the tradition stayed. Law enforcement should do the same thing. Yeah, I'm okay.

[Lewis]

And I'm okay with it. You look good. You know, shows the professionalism side. Shows the standard. I'm good with all that. But once you leave that. That beautiful stage and air condition where the danger starts, you got to get rid of all that, you know.

[Mike]

All right, let's bring in old Jimbo.

[Jimmy]

Good morning, boys.

[Mike]

Live from the Shadowcast set. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

How you guys doing this morning?

[Mike]

Good. How are you?

[Jimmy]

I'm good, man. I'm doing. I'm doing real good. I've been deep diving into dark places, so.

[Mike]

Yeah, I like it.

[Lewis]

So what?

[Mike]

Go ahead.

[Jimmy]

Oh, no, I was just gonna say, I mean, that's. I set you up nicely with that little slip of the tongue you can pull. Clip me out of context for sure.

[Mike]

I like to go to deep, dark places, so. So troopers or any police agencies that. That do that drill, that have that traditional military look we were just talking about. I know you heard like, where. I believe it's. It's essential to Instill discipline. It's essential to look professional. But when you're in the field, you need to be ready for battle, essentially. What's your take on that? Do you like police agencies being militant? Do you like them, that whole dress and drill. What's your.

[Jimmy]

I. I was actually screaming from behind in the green room the same thing that Mike just said, you know, class A's or class A's. But I didn't deploy to combat and go fight in class A's. I didn't also, you know what else I didn't do? I didn't line up in a big line and volley fire at the bad guys that were standing across the field for me. Yeah. So I mean, if we're going to have a, a conversation about modern law enforcement tactics and then the first thing you need to do is have a modern law enforcement uniform because otherwise I'm just going to look at you and go, bro, you can't even put on attack vest and you know, be squared away. So I mean, like what they have the little leather, leather strap that goes across their chest, you know, like they're getting ready to hook a saber on.

[Mike]

Well, there's that, there's that, that movie the, the Departed when the stadies the Massachusetts and they're like the infamous land is. Do you like dressing like you're about to invade Poland?

[Lewis]

And here's another thing people don't look at when you're talking about. So I used to be an advocate for. I'm a. But I used to not wear my seatbelt when I worked. I'm not going to fly out the windshield. I'm working. You should wear your seatbelt. And my argument was, well, I got to jump out of the car really fast. Okay, learn how to take your seatbelt off really fast. And that was my, my wife was very strict about that. She taught below 100 and all that. So there are certain things you shouldn't cut corners on. Where I'm going with this is you're in a high intensity sit. Your high intense situation.

[Clint]

You're.

[Lewis]

You're pulling over a car and you gotta remember to. On all the other things, you gotta remember to grab your hat before you get out of the car. You got a guy fleeing, you got a guy running, you got a unknown traffic stop, you got your seat belt, your gun. Like peripheral cars. Don't run me over. Oh, if I don't grab this hat and put it on, I'm gonna get written up. Like there's a line where you go, enough is enough. You should wear your seatbelt. I used to say, don't. You can learn to just throw your seatbelt off if it breaks the window. Thrown off, it breaks the window. Wear your seat belt, have all your gear ready. But to have to then think, I gotta put this hat on.

[Mike]

Because you're, they're working body worn cameras now.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So they're having to turn that on. I remember that being very stressful. You can't get into any situation without that camera.

[Lewis]

Correct. So now you have. I understand the things we need to do. Body cams, I think are needed at this point. You can't.

[Mike]

And troopers, when they had their hat, let's say, let's say 20 years ago, do you think troopers were very disciplined in letting everybody know what they had, where they were? No. The cops got out, handled business radio etiquette, not just for standard radio, but for, for safety. Now you have to make sure everybody knows where you are and what you're doing. That's a, that's a, I don't want to say that's new. But when, I'm sure when troopers were back in 1970 when they didn't have portable radios, when they put that hat on, that was the only thing they had to worry about. Yeah, that's it.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Now it's radio communication, inner cities going body worn, camera, making sure your other cameras work. And, and it's just one unnecessary thing. You can make an argument for pretty much everything else they have to do except for that stupid dude.

[Jimmy]

I, I, I think this goes back to the whole, like, we can't Monday morning them, like we can't look at you and go, guys, I understand your tradition, but like the hat just doesn't work today anymore. Like you need to have modern tactical equipment. It's not like back in the day where you needed to put the hat on. So everybody knew, oh, that's the cops.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's a good point.

[Jimmy]

Everybody knows who the you are, dude.

[Mike]

Yeah. So that's, that's all right. That's it for the troopers. Hopefully somebody can get us in touch with this trooper that was, that was.

[Lewis]

Fired, terminated.

[Jimmy]

I mean, I don't know.

[Mike]

All right, so can I kind of jumped in the green room about halfway through what we talked about. It was either at 11 or at 12. He jumped in at 1120. So let's go ahead and talk about the Super Bowl. My opinion, probably the worst Super Bowl I've ever seen in my life. So bring in canine. Yo, Jimmy, we'll be right back.

[K9]

Yo, what's Up, OG yo, so, worst super bowl you've ever seen, huh, bro?

[Mike]

Was it not.

[K9]

I can't hear you, Lewis. What's going on?

[Mike]

That's not a Lewis thing.

[K9]

Oh, boy, I can't hear you now.

[Mike]

Well, you heard me say we're super bowl, so you're getting some kind of transmissions. Yo, can you hear me?

[Lewis]

We're out. Bring Jimmy back in.

[Mike]

Bring Jimmy back in case.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I don't know why we can. I can only hear us if Jimmy's here.

[K9]

Yeah, keep Jimmy here, man. What's up, Jimmy?

[Jimmy]

Yo, what's up, K9? Now I can't hear you.

[Mike]

Worst Super Bowl I've ever seen. Because essentially it started. It only got good when somebody was getting wiped off the floor like that. To me, that's not. That's the only thing that made it good was when Seattle just started scoring. It was better than field goals, I'll give you that.

[Lewis]

Most field goals in history of a Super Bowl.

[K9]

Yeah, I said, you know, I said last night that I thought the second half would pick up, and it did. You seen the teams being a lot more daring, throwing the ball down the field as New England finally scored. Throwing the ball down the field. Yeah. In Seattle, you know, they started doing the same thing. You know, both teams were playing zone coverage. The way to beat zone coverage is throw the ball down the field. But it was cool seeing Kenneth Walker, and he goes by the nickname K9, I actually didn't really know this. And the only other canine I've ever met. Well, I haven't met him, but I know of. So he won super bowl mvp, man. So it's a big day for all the canines out here, man.

[Jimmy]

We had already.

[Lewis]

I'm gonna bring the conspiracy in. The Vegas conspiracy.

[K9]

I know you're about to say.

[Lewis]

I know right near the end of the game, the most exciting play of the game probably was Kenneth Walker broke a touchdown that just blew the game completely out.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

It would have put the game over. And he was the most bet anytime. Touchdown Prop. I believe him and Smith were probably right, neck and neck. And they called it back. They called back that long touchdown run. Brings the game back under. He doesn't score the touchdown. It was holding. But it's at the end of the game.

[Mike]

Let the guy get. That's like resisting.

[Lewis]

Let the guy get a touchdown.

[Mike]

Statistically speaking, somebody's always just let him chase.

[Lewis]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[K9]

It really didn't honestly look like much of a hold to me from Greg Zabel. I. I didn't really see Much of a hole there, man.

[Jimmy]

It looks to me, too, man. I agree.

[K9]

I don't know, but the second it happened, I thought of Mike, and I knew that his over under wasn't gonna hit because of that penalty. And I texted him right after.

[Lewis]

Creeping back. It's creeping back. I'm like, it's coming, it's coming, it's coming. And then bamboo holding. I'm like, yep, I see what they did there.

[Mike]

Oh, man, that was so. That was a popular bet.

[Lewis]

Yeah. Him anytime. Touchdown. I'm sure everybody thought it was gonna be a shootout. I mean, the Rams and the Seahawks scored, like, 70 points, so it was like. Everybody's betting it was 46 and a half was over, under.

[Jimmy]

Can you guys hear me okay?

[K9]

I teased it down to 39 and a half, so I hit when New England scored that last time. So I hit my bet, which was nice, but. Sorry, Mike, you didn't hit yours.

[Jimmy]

Hey, can you guys hear me?

[Lewis]

Yeah, Jimmy.

[Jimmy]

Okay, I. Here's. My dad had this point. I want to know what you think, K9. If the. The Broncos quarterback.

[Mike]

We can hear you, Jimmy. All right, we'll do canine first, and then we'll. We'll. We'll move to you, but we have to leave you because canine can't hear us.

[K9]

Lewis, what's going on, bro?

[Mike]

Hey, Louis.

[Jimmy]

Get off a boost, mobile dog.

[Mike]

I don't know. I. I just know that that Drake May guy look pretty much flustered the entire game. Looked like he wasn't ever going to come out of it. You know how most players. You can see that Tom Brady was a master at it coming out of it.

[Lewis]

I said this last week.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

The game that. The Broncos. The Broncos Patriots game set him up for failure. It was the. What should have been a really intense, like, crazy game balance. The snow, the lack of the quarterback starting for the Broncos let them kind of squeak right into the Super Bowl. So now their last meaningful game was a month ago, almost where the Seahawks played a nail biter down to the wire in the game the whole way. And they came into the game in a better mental state as far as being in a real game.

[Mike]

Their spears were sharp.

[Lewis]

Yeah. And Drake, my second youngest quarterback to ever start a game. I don't know that this is good for him.

[Mike]

This is.

[Lewis]

You know, Marino never went back. Marino was the youngest quarterback for the Dolphins, and he just. He had a great career. But this is going to be tough for, I think, a young kid to go out there at 23 and just get annihilated on national TV and then drag it back in, come around again. I mean, I don't think they really set him up good with the game plan either. When you saw him actually get to throw the ball, which I know the defense was all over him, but they were. Run, run, run, run, run, run, run. Check down, check down, check down. It was like, it's the last game of the season. Lose 50 to nothing, but lose it by throwing the ball. If you get intercepted eight times, who cares? Just throw the ball and try to win. It was like they played not to lose. And that was. That's what I saw. I saw teams. I saw two teams at one point during the game playing not to lose.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[K9]

Yeah, that was a go ahead. Tyler.

[Mike]

What do you. I mean, because you had no. You're good, man. I just, I'm not obviously an avid football stat follower, but I'm looking and I'm like, how. What is the mindset? Bring in Drake May in, who's probably six years older than my middle son and looks like a baby, kind of acts like, not aggressive. And you got what's a. What's humble, what's 91's name from the Seahawks, Something, right? Byron Bryson.

[K9]

Oh, Byron Murphy.

[Mike]

Yeah, Byron. Dude, that dude's a monster. Dude. Can you imagine being little Drake maybe, and just having to know that monster's coming to get you?

[Lewis]

That whole defense every time, the defensive line.

[Mike]

Yeah, I get it. Like, I get it. He's not gonna perform well.

[K9]

Yeah. And I, I brought it up yesterday on the pod. You know, he had two rookie. He had a rookie left guard and he had a rookie left tackle. So you have another two guys that are in their early 20s going up against Dexter Lawrence, Byron Murphy, you know, Leonard Williams. I mean, these guys are studs. They went up against one of the best defensive lines in football. It reminded me a lot of when the Rams beat the Bengals. I think it was like four or five years back where Joe Burrow really just didn't have time to throw the ball and it just kind of threw off his whole game. And a lot of people are saying that Drake May was banged up for this game. I mean, reports did come out that he was questionable, something with his shoulder. So, I mean, they're making excuses. They're the Patriots. That's what they do. If they can't cheat, they're going to make excuses. But, you know, it is what it is, man. They got, they got their butts with, man, you know, there's no way around it, but it was nice to see in the second half, they actually started to, you know, be a little bit more daring and throw the ball down the field, which it started to work. Can't see anybody.

[Jimmy]

I, I, I don't think we would have had that game if the Broncos quarterback had not gotten hurt. I think it would have been a complete. I would. It would have been Broncos, Seahawks, and it would have been a completely different game.

[Lewis]

Should have been the Bills.

[Mike]

Should have been the damage.

[Lewis]

Yeah. This was their chance.

[Jimmy]

Well, dude, I mean, Josh Allen is. Josh Allen is not everything that he's cracked up to be, and we're seeing that in real time. He had no excuses this year.

[Mike]

None. So quarterback for the Bills. Oh, yeah. I don't follow names, stats.

[Lewis]

All right.

[Mike]

But, yeah, I mean, that's. I mean, there's really nothing to recap. It was. We. We did the halftime show last night. It was fun. It was 30 minutes, quick in and out, great numbers, and, you know, you.

[Lewis]

Know how I know people can't take a joke? I posted. So I cook everybody on my Cop Bill page.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Females get it. Swat gets it. I make fun of myself. I put up a Bad Bunny meme, and I found all the people that were really butt hurt about it immediately.

[Mike]

What do you mean?

[Lewis]

He was great. He was just, why are you hitting hating? It was, like, hilarious. It's like. And I pinned my comment. I said, I cook every single race, color, creed, everybody. And here come the Bad Bunny fans, like, all upset because I made one joke about Hispanic. Oh, yeah. So it's like, oh, this is the one that hurt your feelings. It wasn't the distractionary blows.

[Mike]

Wasn't any of those fat black.

[Lewis]

Yeah, it wasn't none of that. It was. It was the Bad Bunny meme, and it was like, okay, I see it's funny to do. I do that every now and then. I.

[Jimmy]

Mike had a banger meme today. Mike had a banger meme today. I loved it.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Yo, Dale. Can't ever go wrong with Dale.

[Mike]

No, no, you cannot.

[Jimmy]

You cannot. You cannot.

[Mike]

Jimmy, did you send the video of the arm? I think I found it on Instagram, so it's at least in our dms. If you didn't. But were you able to get this.

[Jimmy]

I have the videos downloaded, if you. I could put them in right here.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, go ahead.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, so let me. Go ahead. Video.

[Mike]

While we're doing that, can you pull up our Instagram, Luis?

[Lewis]

No pressure, Lewis.

[Mike]

No pressure. We have that family watch.

[Lewis]

Lewis has his family watching today, so. Thank you for letting us borrow does he?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Lewis is on the hot seat today. All right? He's. He's got it up. He's waiting for next orders.

[Mike]

All right, you got it.

[Jimmy]

I've got the other one in.

[Mike]

All right, go ahead, run it. Which one is it?

[Jimmy]

This is the heat. That's a armed robbery on the highway of an older car and a gunfight.

[Mike]

The guy of a movie.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Is that it? Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Dude, there's a cop sitting in that car. Did you see the. The. The cops just sitting in that car?

[Lewis]

Italy, man, you never know what's going on over there.

[Mike]

Play it again, because I did not see that.

[Jimmy]

Look, look at. There's a curveball right there in the front. There's a cop car. He's taking cover behind a cop car.

[Mike]

I mean, I get. Putting your blinders on, but I mean, what can you do? Like kind of that. That scene in the Departed where they all pull any. The cop goes like this. Yeah. What was that?

[Lewis]

Blast the back door open.

[Jimmy]

Busting into the armored car.

[Lewis]

No, that's called Bruno. I didn't realize what I said. Go ahead, Lewis, you're on it. It's that thing where it freezes whenever we stop it.

[Mike]

Oh, that is a cop car.

[Lewis]

I mean, anybody could buy a light.

[Mike]

Yeah, that looks like more.

[Lewis]

That might be part of the robbery, right? Throw a light on.

[Mike]

Oh, they might have stopped the armored truck with that car. Yeah, they got the door open. Dude. I highly doubt that's a cop car. You can take it down those.

[Lewis]

You know, I don't have the video. I quietly posted a video over a couple days ago of a grenade being thrown in a business in France. Grenade. Just normal day in France.

[Mike]

Just.

[Lewis]

Just for the love of the game. Couple of terrorism. Couple of dudes and masks run up. There's something. They freaking. They're filming it, the bad guys and they throw a grenade in the business. That's what's going on around the world.

[Mike]

What was it? To rob it or just kill people?

[Lewis]

Oh, these are the people we're letting in our country right through the border, though.

[Mike]

Wow, dude.

[Jimmy]

I mean, as. As cops, man. Like, how would you react? Like, if you're like, holy, that's busting out on i4.

[Lewis]

That's a different world. I mean, that's a different world. You can't. It's tough to correlate other countries into the United. It's just totally different. That's more like there's. There's no.

[Mike]

Because you'd have to worry about if you did that in the States. You'd have to worry about somebody taking actions in their own hand, shooting in the back.

[Lewis]

You know, we really don't have that. How many armored cars are driving around every day?

[Mike]

A lot.

[Lewis]

And there's nothing. You never see any videos like that.

[Mike]

Oh, no, it just, with our technology.

[Lewis]

It'S a different world. You're not gonna, you're not going to see that. It's just doesn't work. Yeah, I think they're more corrupt over there. They're. Yeah, I mean, I just figured started the mafia.

[Jimmy]

When I saw it, I was like, man, international cops. I mean, you know, again, like, God bless. I mean, it did, it looked like the town, it looked like heat. It looked like something like that.

[Mike]

So. Right. All right, so go to our Instagram in the, in the Tyler. Yep, there. Up, up, up, up. Keep going. Right there. This one is, this is the taser video that you guys were talking about where he throws a taser at somebody like a.

[Lewis]

This is Philly.

[Mike]

This is, this is Philly Philadelphia. Oh my goodness. Dude, this dude, look at the flyer.

[Lewis]

See the wall up there? That's the flyer.

[Mike]

Dude. This cop had the ultimate belly to back opportunity to take this guy down, and he didn't do it.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

All right, go ahead.

[Lewis]

It's timed. Stop all three to stop again.

[Jimmy]

Right there, right there. Take him, take him.

[Lewis]

How do you write that? You support. No, I.

[Mike]

Left. Yeah, so I mean, you can take it down. Essentially all that happens is the video ends and we don't know if they. It looks like the cop is keeping eyes on him. That guy can't get away. That guy just, that guy just stood up to the police in front of 50 people. He's gotta go to jail.

[Lewis]

Hit him with your taser.

[Mike]

That was, I've never seen that before. I don't really know how to think about that. Maybe the taser malfunctioned.

[Lewis]

That's a distractionary blow.

[Mike]

But dude, definition definitely stunned. That dude. That dude was like, what the did you just hit me in the face with that hurt? And then he proceeds to lose his opportunity or miss his opportunity when the guy turns his back to the cop. The cop easily, man. Just belly to back take down right to the ground.

[Lewis]

It's Philadelphia, dude. It's a disaster.

[Mike]

You don't even have to just belly to back.

[Jimmy]

I, I have a question. I, I, this is a legitimate question. If you start using force on somebody, do, do they, I mean, like, is there any way that they're not going to jail? It seems like they have to go.

[Lewis]

Only in the riot control environment we're seeing.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Like on the streets.

[Mike]

This is a felony. That's a felony. You cannot attack a cop. And like I said, I always say this. The rules are different during civil unrest for everybody. But. And in a Philly game in the lobby. Yeah, you can't attack a cop. You're going. You're going to catch felony charges for that.

[Lewis]

You got to go to jail.

[Mike]

You have to.

[Lewis]

And then, like I said, that's like.

[Mike]

Your kid calling you a. In public, dude.

[Lewis]

Like, you got to give your authority. Now, the other part of this is how liberal they are up there and how pro criminal they are. You hit a guy with your taser, how do you tell him if these. Was he injured? Does he need medical? Like, there's all those other things that are coming to play. We hit him. Does he need a medical attempt? You know, they're liberal, so you can't just let them go. There's no. That's zero last resort. You can't leave. You got to go to jail. Philly.

[Mike]

Well, I got you. Armored breach messaged us, and he said it's Dennis, not Frank.

[Lewis]

Oh, I think there's co owners. I don't know.

[Mike]

He just said it's Dennis, brother, not Frank. With the salute emoji.

[Lewis]

We're gonna have to bring maybe that's his other company.

[Mike]

Correct.

[Lewis]

I know he's selling it because Frank came up and sold it locally. He met with our agency.

[Mike]

We're gonna have to have them on.

[Lewis]

Okay.

[Mike]

Get everything. And we. We butchered it twice.

[Lewis]

Oh, well, it's not my fault. It's your fault.

[Mike]

It's not. He just said it.

[Lewis]

Somebody just messaged me that lives up in Philly and said that he doesn't even believe they're allowed to use that technique. They can't slam anybody on the ground body to body.

[Mike]

Can you hit somebody in the face with your taser?

[Jimmy]

Probably not. I mean, like, throwing the taser is okay, but a takedown is not.

[Lewis]

Remember New York went to a 2. They can't even use body weight to restrain either. So you can't even do, like, side control. Like BJJ side control. I remember that was coming. Yeah. What that was in NYPD came out with that.

[Mike]

Of course they did.

[Lewis]

You can't do anything. You gotta just.

[Mike]

Oh, my God.

[Lewis]

Nicely asked the criminal. Go to jail multiple times.

[Mike]

Potato time, is it? Nah, we're doing good.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, you guys are. You guys. Yeah, you guys are looking rough.

[Mike]

All right, we'll get back to it. Probably all these videos we're using. But.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, but.

[Mike]

Yeah. So a couple other stories before we take our commercial break. There was a ny. Oh, no. One more story. An NYPD sergeant. Do you guys remember this?

[Lewis]

He threw the cooler, bro.

[Mike]

I forgot.

[Lewis]

How gangster get the video.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

All right, good. I remember watching it, but I forgot.

[Mike]

I forgot it's surveillance video. So it's not good, but they. They zoom in.

[Jimmy]

This I gotta see.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah. So. So it's a. It's a narcotic sergeant. A guy takes off, he runs on his little moped. This narcotic sergeant decides to go back to 1980 in his brain and steals a cooler from a family picnic and shucks it at this dude while he flees, hits him in the head. Guy hits a tree or a pole or something, flies off and gets crushed under a car, a park car, and ultimately passes away.

[Lewis]

Beautiful.

[Mike]

And the. The sergeant just caught charges from. Was convicted of manslaughter. All right, let's go.

[Reporter Nicole]

Year old Eric Dupre. When an undercover drug buying bus took a tragic turn. Dupre was on a scooter, apparently trying to get away from the officers. That's when a sergeant allegedly used force.

[Mike]

And he grabbed the cooler and launched it. Launched his, I would say, left side of the face.

[Reporter Nicole]

Eric DeJesus knows Dupre. He says the sergeant grabbed a cooler from a family outing here on Aqueduct Avenue and used it as a weapon. It caused Dupre to lose control of.

[Mike]

The scooter and he hit the tree, got the wings, the wings put him.

[Jimmy]

On the shirt of the scooter and any John Tavius of the jeep and which.

[Mike]

Which he ended up, you know, underneath the car.

[Reporter Nicole]

PIX11 News obtained this surveillance video. You can see the dramatic moment, right, when Dupre was knocked off of his scooter. Immediately police responded, but it was too late. Depray died shortly after it happened, around 5:30 Wednesday evening. DeJesus says those who witnessed it are in complete shock and questioning the sergeant's actions.

[Jimmy]

It was wrong.

[Mike]

I don't. I feel like the officer, what he did was. I don't think it's protocol.

[Reporter Nicole]

Police suspended Sgt. Eric Duran, a veteran in narcotics. In a statement, the NYPD said the NYPD is committed to ensuring that there will be a full, thorough and transparent investigation of this incident to determine the facts and to take the appropriate steps forward.

[Mike]

I'm going to miss him, you know, he was, you know, despite what, you know, despite what. What police may say, she may say, but I, I listen. I know a good person when I see one.

[Reporter Nicole]

Sergeant Duran has Been suspended without pay pending an internal investigation in the University Heights section of the Bronx.

[Clint]

Nicole.

[Reporter Nicole]

John.

[Lewis]

You think she really talks like that?

[Mike]

No.

[Lewis]

Off camera?

[Mike]

No.

[Lewis]

No, she doesn't talk like that.

[Mike]

No. And only, first off, only guys that. Only criminals wear flat bill hats, so.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I don't have a problem with it.

[Mike]

I don't either. They didn't mean to notice.

[Lewis]

They never once mentioned any of the bad things this guy did. He's fleeing a drug deal. His buddy mentions his rap sheet. I know he's got a rap sheet, but he said, I'll miss him. Yeah, you can miss him. Yeah. Hey, man, you know who didn't miss.

[Jimmy]

Was the cop with the cooler.

[Lewis]

I have no problem with it. Have no problem with it. Wow, he's got. I mean, right, like murder?

[Mike]

Yeah, he got convicted.

[Jimmy]

I mean, you know, that thing was sitting outside, that cooler was sitting outside. You know, it had drinks and ice and everything else.

[Mike]

Apparently he snatched it up from a family outing. Dude, like, thinking on his feet.

[Lewis]

They probably charged him with theft, too. Illegal transportation of alcohol by a cop.

[Mike]

So Justin said in here, no helmet, no crime. It's not, you know, hey, you should have been wearing your helmet, riding on.

[Lewis]

The sidewalk, fleeing a drug deal. You're a criminal. Like Jerry Worms. I mean, resist and you'll be fine.

[Jimmy]

I. I mean, distractionary coolers. Is that what that was?

[Lewis]

Because if he. What if you tackled him, you think that's the same. Well, New York, it probably is, but what if he just like Superman him right off the.

[Mike]

He died? It'd probably be the same thing.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

So what do you.

[Jimmy]

I mean, so.

[Lewis]

Yeah, get away.

[Mike]

I don't know, dude. New York said. New York and Philly are starting to blow my mind right now.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, well, the, The. The Northeast is a lost cause, man. We just. Just get. Get everybody out of there.

[Mike]

It.

[Lewis]

They found the four pictures.

[Mike]

Huh?

[Lewis]

They found the four pictures of him that he doesn't have a gun in his hand and put him up on the news.

[Jimmy]

And he wasn't smiling, so you can't see his grill.

[Mike]

Do you think they had the angel wings pre made because they knew he was going to die in police custody or something?

[Lewis]

An alleged drug dealer. An alleged drug dealer.

[Jimmy]

He's an alleged drug dealer with a rap sheet. He's not alleged.

[Lewis]

Not anymore.

[Mike]

Gone too soon.

[Lewis]

Too soon. It's sad. I'm not. I'm not being. I'm not being a dick. It's. It's sad. It's unfortunate that people make decisions like.

[Mike]

That, but, yeah, can you imagine how many people wouldn't run in New York City if they found out that the police can chuck coolers at you and you kill you and it's fine. They'd be like, you know what? I'm not gonna run unless at least if I'm on a scooter.

[Jimmy]

I'm sorry. I think that guy got exactly what was coming to him. You're a drug dealer. You're run from the cops.

[Mike]

You said you feel bad.

[Lewis]

I do feel bad that somebody dies. I always do.

[Jimmy]

I. I don't Darwinism you, Jimmy.

[Mike]

I like it.

[Jimmy]

I'm not. No, look, man, you. You've got a rap sheet. You're running from the cops. Broad daylight, the cops are telling you to stop. You know what the you're doing?

[Lewis]

You got the guy hate cops, and now he wants us to kill everybody. Jesus.

[Jimmy]

I got problems with. I got problems with the. The. The road pirates cops that are out there, but I got no problems with you guys. You know, Rodney King in a. Who's a criminal?

[Mike]

Okay. All right. You send the box.

[Lewis]

These views are not expressed by the antihero broadcast. These are simply shadow cast.

[Mike]

No, man. I mean, I love it.

[Lewis]

Rodney King, somebody.

[Mike]

I don't know.

[Lewis]

Are we there?

[Mike]

Are we there? I don't know if we're there yet.

[Jimmy]

Oh, well, we can't say that. Well, I. I can't use.

[Mike]

I think I can't Roddy King that. I don't think you can. I don't think.

[Lewis]

Because that transitions into Trump's Lion King video after the break. We gotta watch it.

[Mike]

Yeah. 13 minutes till the break.

[Lewis]

Oh, God.

[Jimmy]

Oh, man.

[Mike]

Jimmy, do you have anything else for us?

[Lewis]

Oh, yeah.

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

I know you have some Iran stuff, but, like, little. Little like the little things. The little things.

[Jimmy]

So those of you that don't know, if you go look at the super bowl patch, right, The. The little emblem, right, the patch was getting worn by the Air Force and the Navy guys that were out there for the flyover. If you look at that patch, you see two silhouettes of F22 Raptors, right? The stealth fighter, right? Not the new one, not the F35, the F22. The F22s, though, if you watch the flyover, they were not there at the Super Bowl. They got tasked to a real world tasking.

[Mike]

They got.

[Jimmy]

They got tasked out.

[Mike]

Yeah. That's insane. Can you imagine? That's a once in a lifetime, dude. Like, I'm fly with the super bowl. And like we said last night on the. On the halftime show, it's like, all right, we're gonna need you to burn for some mission. Don't worry about this. Well, we're gonna give that to somebody else.

[Lewis]

Oh.

[Mike]

Oh. It.

[Jimmy]

The thing is, is I. I gotta go. I gotta go get into my notes here because I was. I, you know, again, it's one of those things where it's like, on the fly. You got to get it done.

[Mike]

16.5, 9, 10 bucks. Thanks, bro. And Clint said. Mondomi said. What's his name. Said it was an assault cooler.

[Lewis]

That's pretty good.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I mean, nothing says to me America, like stealth jets that are too busy for the super bowl flyover yet. Still doing, you know, the PR lap. The mission might be classified, but the marketing isn't.

[Mike]

So where'd they go?

[Lewis]

Yeah, say it, Jimmy.

[Mike]

You think they went to Iran?

[Jimmy]

So we're built.

[Mike]

We're.

[Jimmy]

We're doing a big build up over there right now of. Of air and sea, but not land. And it's. It's pretty obvious that that unit was getting tasked to go over towards Iran. And it wasn't so much of, hey, they have to leave immediately and go to Iran. It was, hey, go back to home station, go get it checked out, get everything ready, start, because you're going to deploy.

[Lewis]

What is it called? Pmcs.

[Jimmy]

Pmcs. That is.

[Lewis]

I still remember. Yeah, I'm no war vet, but I remember those.

[Mike]

Those Monday mornings in the motor pool.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Motor pool Monday, baby.

[Clint]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

All right, you want to see watch this video.

[Mike]

This is it.

[Lewis]

All right, so context is Trump posted something over the week or a couple. It was last week, and at the end, this part ran and it was on Twitter, it was on his True Social account, then he deleted it. Interesting choice of animals. This is video to represent Trump being the king of the jungle as lion king, and then certain other politicians as different animals. Okay, so that's what it was meant to be. Okay, so just. Just roll, roll scene. In the jungle, the mighty jungle.

[Jimmy]

The lion sleeps tonight.

[Mike]

My God. Who is the.

[Lewis]

Right now. That's a gist.

[Mike]

That's a gist of the video.

[Lewis]

So that.

[Mike]

What a world we live in right now where the President of the United States. That video and somebody. Mr. President, take that down. No, no, he didn't post.

[Lewis]

He. He blamed it on a staffer. Oh, there was one part of the video that outraged some people. I don't know if you picked up which part. No. Okay.

[Jimmy]

Was it.

[Lewis]

There's one single part that kind of got people, but it kind of. Even now that's where it kind of got. It's gone already. But, like Stephen A. Smith demand an apology. People are calling him racist. I don't know. I don't know. You.

[Mike]

You.

[Lewis]

I just. I just. I just showed the video. You guys can think what you want.

[Mike]

Clint paid five or two dollars to say, how can my exhaust be illegal on stolen land? What does that mean? What is that?

[Lewis]

It's everything with Billie Eilish saying that, you know, it's all stolen land during the Grammys or one of those.

[Mike]

She accepted.

[Lewis]

Well, and I also found out that her house is built on the illegal land or a stolen line from the Indians in California.

[Mike]

Really?

[Lewis]

And they went and tried to interview her. Yeah. So it's all stone land, but yeah. So that video was posted. Interesting video. Interesting choice of animals.

[Mike]

How long was it up for? 12 hours.

[Lewis]

Oh, I made a little. It made a little impact.

[Jimmy]

If the President of the United States can push that video. I don't think there's anything that I'm.

[Mike]

Not allowed to say that's true. Do you think Trump's out there saying he's gonna Rodney King some?

[Lewis]

No, he definitely is.

[Mike]

Not yet.

[Lewis]

No.

[Mike]

It's not that bad. All right, we gotta go back. Can't say that. You can't say that. Take it down, Lewis.

[Jimmy]

Oh, man. You know what, though? But if I say something else, it doesn't land. It's. It's funnier. If I say it that way, I would much rather get the laugh.

[Mike]

It's the old. It's the tale. As old as time. Comedians deal with it all, you know, a lot is they want to be the first one to push the boundaries of social limits. Right. What we allow as a society to be said, what you can't be canceled for, you know, be the most controversial, but be the first one to do it. Because if you're controversial after everyone's been doing it, you don't get any credit for it. You're just not taking the risk. You take the risk and you say some wild stuff and society's not ready for it. That's the risk you take. You risk getting canceled.

[Jimmy]

Well, I mean, people that would cancel me today don't even. They weren't even born when that happened.

[Lewis]

Okay, wait, what happened when the.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, with the Rodney King, you know, beating. I mean, that was what.

[Mike]

That's so old. I kind of forgot what the point. He was resisting, right, Mike? That. That's what their claim was.

[Lewis]

Yeah, he was resisting.

[Mike]

Yeah, they pulled him out a lot.

[Jimmy]

And he was.

[Clint]

The thing.

[Mike]

Mike. Likes to play what he does and doesn't justify. Right. He said, that homeboy just deserved to get killed with a cooler.

[Lewis]

I said, I don't have a problem.

[Mike]

Oh, he was running, he was running, he was resisting. Yet Rodney King does the same thing. Get a couple of licks with some licks. Oh, my God, he lived. Rodney K. At least lived.

[Lewis]

This is the same guy that justified the Memphis beating. That killed a guy at any point. Here. Here's what. Okay, I'll concede here. I'll give you the Derek Chauvin George Floyd argument. I'll concede that one. No, I'm gonna concede that way. I'm gonna concede that one as well. Poor training. Derek Chauvin was trained poorly and responded to training poorly. But he did respond to his training. Jiu jitsu wasn't even talked about. Ground control, fighting back when Ronnie King wasn't even talked about, they beat a guy with a stick because that's what they were taught. And he just. As a human being who's getting beat with a stick, he continued to resist the urge to get beat with a stick. If I start beating you with something right now, you're not going to just go, all right, Mike, I give up and go on the ground. You're gonna fight back.

[Mike]

I'm not gonna comply.

[Lewis]

No, you're not.

[Mike]

Why?

[Lewis]

Because you're not.

[Mike]

What are you saying that about me?

[Lewis]

You're not going to comply.

[Mike]

Why?

[Lewis]

Because you're not going to want to get beat with a stick. Human nature. So what Rodney King did was.

[Mike]

I thought you were saying, because I was.

[Lewis]

You're not black, so don't try it. You're not black, so you're not going to comply. So what Rodney King did was what any human would do is resist the urge to get beat with a stick. Could he have just laid down at some point? But, you know, remember, we catch that video Mid video as well. We don't catch the. Exactly.

[Mike]

We didn't see it.

[Lewis]

We didn't see the context of that one. So you didn't see the beginning.

[Mike]

But yeah, I just want Jimmy to wear a shirt that says, can we start? Rodney King and some.

[Lewis]

I'm sure it's out there somewhere on a very right wing.

[Mike]

That.

[Lewis]

That's a Daniel Jr. Hat.

[Jimmy]

Hey, man, if you're gonna be a caricature of a dude from the south, you might as well just lean into it. I'm just gonna lean into it, man. Yeah. I mean, again, Rodney King, what do we have in common here with.

[Lewis]

George.

[Jimmy]

Floyd and Rodney King. Drugs is what we got.

[Lewis]

You can go a lot of places with this one.

[Mike]

Yeah, drugs are one of the things they had in common.

[Jimmy]

I. I mean, look, you guys are bringing that up, not me. I'm trying to actually be serious, but if you want me to go, man, I'll go all out. I don't give a. Yeah.

[Lewis]

But it's. It. Just think about, like.

[Clint]

Come on, man.

[Lewis]

You don't think those four guys could have hopped on top of him and put him in at some point during the. How long did that video last? It was a while.

[Mike]

Maybe it was bad training, Mike.

[Lewis]

That's what I said. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Why don't we ask Jerry? Jerry would know.

[Mike]

It would have just been nunchuck.

[Lewis]

There's video Jerry beating people in nunchucks, so I don't the expert on that one.

[Mike]

Yeah. Why? Why did he resist? I want Jerry. I aied into a. Jerry's here in Florida right now. A nunchuck warrior ninja.

[Lewis]

Jerry's here in Florida.

[Mike]

He. I feel like Jerry's been on his way to Florida.

[Lewis]

No, he's here. No, he's here, okay? He flew in yesterday. He's looking at houses. I called me today on the way here.

[Mike]

Dude, we need.

[Jimmy]

We need a shirt of Jerry with the nunchucks going. You almost got numb chucked. You don't even realize.

[Mike]

Yeah. Are we allowed to start Jerry worming some. Can we say that?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, let's Jerry worm them.

[Lewis]

Jeremy.

[Mike]

Jeremy Werman. All right, we're gonna take a quick commercial break. We'll be right back with some other news, some fun videos. Jimmy.

[Jimmy]

Yes.

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[Lewis]

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[Mike]

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[Lewis]

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[Mike]

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[Lewis]

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[Mike]

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[Lewis]

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[Mike]

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[Lewis]

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[Mike]

Do you have flat bill hats?

[Lewis]

Yeah. I gotta make that one a flat bill. Not yet. I do have flat bill.

[Mike]

In the click of a button. In the click of a. I take. I. I hand select my hats and walk them to the. To the printers where so that three.

[Lewis]

Weeks later, he puts it in the mail because he doesn't do. And then he sends it to you. My stuff. It starts immediately. Yeah, whatever.

[Mike]

All right. Bike is 432. Some shekels. Thanks, brother. Appreciate it. We got that prison video.

[Lewis]

Yeah. You want to jump into that?

[Mike]

I do.

[Lewis]

All right, so I'm gonna lay the ground. This is. This is inside the jail. Obviously, this is a corrections officer's interaction with an inmate. Don't really see the lead up to it, but it's a little bit of a longer video. It's like two and a half minutes, but it gets ugly fast. So let's watch and then we'll break it down.

[K9]

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[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Courtesy of conservative chocolate.

[Mike]

Hey, hey, Grandma, go.

[Lewis]

Hey, when you go out there, man, please go get a white shirt, bro.

[Mike]

Is this gentleman resisting lawful commands at this point? He's in jail, but is he.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Is resisting the same in jail while.

[Lewis]

You go in the hole and all that cool stuff. I watched Josh Egg Redemption over the weekend, so you can get put in the hole.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Lewis]

But you'd have to. You have to listen. And this is what unfolds. She's giving them commands about some shakedown or they're doing a shell.

[Mike]

He's not listening. He's not.

[Lewis]

Okay, go ahead. Because of a shakedown, it ain't about to shake down.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Lewis]

Every day.

[Mike]

What's it about?

[Lewis]

On, like. Like, ma', am. You just.

[Mike]

Come on.

[Lewis]

I. You know, I having disrespection. I never had a jack ticket in my life. Okay, what does that have? It is, though.

[Jimmy]

Since you guys.

[Lewis]

Come on. Was laughing at you earlier. You looked at me and then look like this. Like. Come on, man. We all see. Are you talking about. You need to step off, go somewhere else. I don't give a about that tape on the ground. Pause it, pause it.

[Mike]

Okay, so I'm losing my patience with them already.

[Lewis]

Of course you are.

[Mike]

They're all, they're doing this now in jail, but it used to be they did it on the street and then they went to jail and they followed the rules.

[Lewis]

But my point, my point, my point.

[Mike]

To this is.

[Lewis]

My point here, is if you're gonna escalate, like if you're gonna write the check, you got to cash it, right? So he's not listening. She's by herself right now. She's getting a word and mouthy. If you're gonna write the check, be able to cash it. Okay, Roll scene.

[K9]

You need to go somewhere else.

[Lewis]

Please stop cussing at me. I'm not cussing at you.

[K9]

Please go ahead and just come up.

[Lewis]

She did touch first.

[Mike]

Go ahead, come up around now. Please don't do that. Now stay and step up.

[Lewis]

So now she's made the decision that her balls, Subaru balls are big enough. Her Subaru Outback balls are big enough. After that confrontation, she's confident she's going hands on alone. I'm not condoning violence against police. I'm not condoning what happens next in this video. I'm just saying, like I said before, when you write the check, you got to be able to cash it. You're gonna go hands on alone in a jail where you got all day. Nobody's going anywhere. Nobody's running. There's no coolers to throw. You can call, you can call the cavalry. They can bring their straps and their hats and all that stuff and come on down. But she says we're going hands on by herself. Roll scene. Turn around and cough up one more time. We've seen it, unfortunately. We've seen that in the back seat. We've seen, we've seen a lot now. There's. We've seen terrible videos where cops have been murdered. And I don't condone any violence against cops. But when somebody says to you, you don't want to do that, that's him telling. That's Tim telling you shit's about to go sideways.

[Mike]

You're forcing my hands.

[Lewis]

You're forcing my. No, he's in jail. He has to comply. I don't condone violence, but you have to read my, my point to this is if you're going to go hands on solo and make this decision, you have to pick up on these key indicators. When he just said is, I'm ready to Roll. We're not going in. We're not going in handcuffs. He just told her. You, you don't want to do this.

[Clint]

Because.

[Jimmy]

You ever see white shirts?

[Lewis]

Yeah, they got white shirts and stuff.

[Mike]

Turn around.

[Lewis]

I'm just asking.

[Mike]

Please don't turn around and cuff up.

[Lewis]

Last time. I'm gonna tell you.

[Clint]

Last time.

[Mike]

I'm saying last time.

[Lewis]

I'm gonna tell you before I tell you again. It. Whoa.

[Mike]

You didn't tell me it was that deep.

[Lewis]

It's deep.

[Mike]

Oh, my goodness.

[Lewis]

Deep.

[Mike]

Lewis, you okay? Adam did not mean to subject you to that. That's some, that's some real world violence.

[Lewis]

What do you think, man?

[Mike]

I'm like you, dude. I, I, I hate seeing that. I hate seeing anybody get. I mean, he was doing that to kill her.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And he just curb stump and you know what?

[Lewis]

You got to. This is where it all comes first.

[Mike]

I don't know how many times I gotta say it. Why would you stick two female corrections officers when in a platoon full of male criminals when one just showed that he could take both of them out very easily?

[Lewis]

Correct.

[Mike]

I hate that that happened to her. I really do.

[Lewis]

Yes. This is the whole 30 by 30 initiative. This is. Izzo was right. Females are just inferior when it comes to strength and being able to overcome. And on top of it, her confidence. Her confidence is talking like she's a 65 Marine.

[Mike]

Yeah, right.

[Lewis]

She's all about it. You. She starts cussing first. She initiates. Let me stop again. He's wrong. 100 wrong. He's a piece of. He's a piece of. He's in jail. He's a piece of. For beating her up. Yeah. So let's go back. That's. That's easy.

[Mike]

That's.

[Lewis]

That's easy part. But when you're, when you're going to start writing the check of I'm in charge. I'm doing this. You're listening. You have to be able to back it up.

[Mike]

You know what, man? To be honest with you, Mike, I don't care. I'm pretty confident in my abilities. I'm no BJJ expert or anything, but I'm pretty confident. I'm not gonna say that to another grown man. Because when you do say like that.

[Lewis]

Yeah. Like, dude, it's on like you. So you, you know, you know when you said something to somebody like that, you've been like, we're going like, turn around. And they say, no, I'm not. You get that. That's when that little burn goes through your chest. Right? You're like this.

[Jimmy]

Just.

[Lewis]

He's ready, and you got it. You got a shift from.

[Mike]

You just declined my 511.

[Lewis]

205. I'm 5. 11. 205. I consider myself 11. You're not. But you're not. You're by her size. But. But when you say that and you're right, I'm like, I don't want to fight that guy. I know if I have to. We're. We're doing it. We're in.

[Jimmy]

I'm there.

[Lewis]

We're going. But do I want to? Nah.

[Jimmy]

So.

[Lewis]

But now you have the false confidence, and then you have a female backup. Two females. Now when you make that decision to go hands on, you got to be prepared for that to happen. And do you think she thought in her wildest day she's gonna be getting curb stomped on body cam by this dude? No, she didn't. And she never thought about it.

[Mike]

Probably literally 10 seconds after he was being calm and saying, please.

[Lewis]

Yeah, yeah. So I. I just. You have to be trained, ready, and this job is not a joke.

[Mike]

And here's a serious job. And the one last thing, we'll bring in Jimmy and get his. His take on it is. I don't know. It's. That guy was playing the game. He knows the game. And he was like, hey. Like, he was probably. He probably had contraband somewhere in there.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

100. And it's one of the.

[Lewis]

I don't know, dude, I'm gonna default you back to. I was a new cop, Brand new. I stopped four dudes on the interstate. Closest backup was, like, eight miles away, north of the county line, right at the top, coming from Miami. Four dudes. And I remember looking at them, even as a young cop, and I went, y' all have a good day. That would have been a normal stop search. Guns, drugs, that was all in my head. And I went back. I was like, nine miles away.

[Mike]

Is it worth it?

[Lewis]

Is it worth. Is it worth it today? And they were looking at me. I'm looking at them. And it was in that moment, I just went, hey, man, y' all have a good day. Like, how many y'?

[Mike]

All? Yeah.

[Lewis]

I'm like, nah, you know what? Today's not the day. Today's not the day.

[Mike]

His hair. His hair is braided up to the ceiling.

[Lewis]

Yeah. So when you look at this and you go, okay, I can tell you I've been in that situation where I go, okay, this dude's got a warrant. Let's say we're on the street, and that's Me and I know this dude's got a warrant. You've played the game like, hey, man, where are you from again?

[Mike]

Yeah, we're.

[Lewis]

Oh, that's cool, dog. Like, you get into that conversation because you'd want backup. I would want backup with this guy. He's a stocky dude. I don't want to fight him.

[Mike]

I.

[Lewis]

One on one. I'd rather fight at BJJ training. I'd rather fight. Me and you just poking around, boxing, whatever. I'd rather fight because you have to not go, hey, man, I'm done. We're done.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

There is no done in that game. You don't get to tap out. You die. So you have to be mentally in it to go. This isn't the time. This isn't the one. Now if he's going to kill kids, if he's going to street and he's going to hurt somebody, you got to get stopped. If that's all you got and that's.

[Mike]

All the skills you got, you're deflecting from the correct.

[Lewis]

But when you're in the jail, you can call for backup. Hey, man, just. You're right. You know what? You're right. You're contraband.

[Mike]

I've never seen that before. I've only seen Gerald. Jailers and prison guards or jail, whatever the. They want corrections officers. I've only seen them stack up in like 10 and then go in. They. They use. They use force because the mindset is, where are they going? They're not going anywhere.

[Lewis]

And you're right. And it's the same as that. We see it all the time. When a female on the street just say, all right, man, you're going, you know, five.

[Mike]

Five foot one, male backups coming. And he says, you have to go.

[Lewis]

We got females that admit that in Tik Tok videos when we. I cooked a skinny dude up in Virginia that went viral all over the place. But what. You know what, that. Chief put out his physical statute doesn't matter. It's. It's only 25 of law enforcement contacts end in violent. 25 is good enough for me.

[Mike]

That's a big number.

[Lewis]

That's a good enough for me. That's enough for me.

[Mike]

Even if that was the odds, you'd bet that that's good.

[Lewis]

Yeah, that's good enough for me to vaccinate in the locker, throw some weights around. That's good enough for me to want to be a little bigger and a little stronger. But in this situation, you say vaccinate, you vaccinate in the locker room, man. You get that covet shot.

[Mike]

It's a covet.

[Lewis]

Yeah. It's a coverage.

[Mike]

Right.

[Lewis]

Right in the gluteus, man. But that's enough for me to go. I don't want to be a victim. So she could wait. She could do a lot of things. At the end of the day, he's a piece of. So I'm not condoning what he did. But you have to know your abilities and know that I'm look like this and then my backup looks like that. And together. You saw what a male can do to two females. Stomp the. Out of both of them uncontrollably. Yeah. You couldn't do nothing with them.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Then the male port you at the very end. You see the male just come up and bear hug him and he just goes. He's gone.

[Mike]

And if you think for one instance, no matter what their code, no matter what, one inmate is going to stop that from happening, you're out of your damn life. And then you're out of. They could disagree with it all day. They're not going to stop it.

[Lewis]

Ted says there he gave so many physical and verbal cues. Move that to the street.

[Mike]

Dude, he turned his back.

[Lewis]

Move that to the street. And we're. We're talking about a funeral.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

She's dead. Her gun gets taken. He stomps her and he kills her. Most likely.

[Mike]

Or in the street. He would have ran because he could get away.

[Lewis]

Maybe. But why would he stop? Like he wasn't stopping there. So it's like. Yeah, maybe eventually. But we've seen it over and over where then their gun gets taken. Some tragic happens. That would have been the best case scenario on the street is just to end up stomped and he runs away. It could have got a lot worse.

[Mike]

Yeah, my. My brain goes to him honoring some kind of no snitch code. And he needed to buy time and a distraction. He had some. He had something in there involved with somebody else. And if he did not do what he did, it was going to get found. And maybe this was a way for them to have enough of distraction to get rid of that contraband that was. Or that. Or he's psycho.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

It's like.

[Lewis]

Unfortunately, in so many police contacts we've seen that same. Those same statements and that same body language. Very passive. It seems like, hey man, you don't want to do this.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

And God rest his soul. One of the worst videos I've ever seen is the Volusia county deputy that gets murdered. The guy in the parking Lot back then. It was maybe his Daytona.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah.

[Lewis]

Okay, okay, yeah, same thing. He walks up.

[Mike]

Jason Raider.

[Lewis]

Yeah. Unfortunately, he walks up to the car and that dude looks from dead in the face, says, hey, man, you don't want to do this.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

That is your indication that bad things are about to happen. So when we get back to the video of Monday morning quarterbacking and talking about this, this is where we can prevent this from happening to somebody else, is when we watch that video, we all look at, that's a corrections video. That applies to law enforcement across the board and anywhere in the world, when that guy looks at you and says, hey, man, you want to do this? That you should be like, this is about to go really bad. That's when you start to go, yeah, man, you know what I'm saying? Send me back up.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah.

[Lewis]

You start to, like, do something else.

[Mike]

Like my dad always told me when I was a kid, he was a cop. He said, I, I don't, I don't fight. I don't fight fair. I fight to win.

[Lewis]

And now you fight to win, either being very well trained or in numbers.

[Mike]

Yeah. And there you got to take your pride out of that, dude. If somebody goes, you don't want to do this right now. I'm gonna go, you're absolutely right. I'm gonna back up and go, stay where you are. I don't want to do this right now. Currently, at this moment, I do not.

[Lewis]

Want to do this alone.

[Mike]

And then if he takes off, he takes off and then you're like, oh, damn, he was gonna kill me.

[Lewis]

Yeah. So, yeah, it's unfortunate and like, I don't, I don't want to see that. But we have to learn from those. And that's a really wake up call video. For anybody out there that sees those verbal and non verbal cues, that guy is going to kill you. Or he's read, he's made the decision in his head that, yeah, today's a day. Today's a day.

[Mike]

I'm proud of you, man. Usually don't contribute much, but that was a good video. Hey, bring Jimmy in and say, Sam Samuel Ting. Sam Samuel Ting. Would you guys take on the free speechers? Jeff Gray has taken out more police officers than any criminal organization. Nobody talks about it.

[Lewis]

No, no.

[Mike]

Does anybody know?

[Jimmy]

Jimmy, come here. Jeff Gray, he talks about the free speechers.

[Mike]

Who, who does?

[Lewis]

I guess he's maybe like a. Oh, auditors. Yeah, I don't know that one particular.

[Mike]

Well, if Jeff Gray is taking out more police officers because they violated his constitutional rights, then. I, I. There's nothing we can really say about that other than need to train more. I, I just want to make sure Jeff Gray isn't somebody that's, like, shooting cops.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I don't know anything about him. Send it to cop village. Dms. Oh, I'll look into it.

[Mike]

And Cutter Pritchett says, speaking of women in Izzo, how do we get Philly cop Nick and Dominic Izzo together?

[Lewis]

Oh, well, if you tune in to hot topic, 7pm on counterculture in Copville, me and Dom run a show. Dominic run a show. He hates Dominic. Dom. He gives me the pass. I get. I get the dog pass, but I don't like using it. That would be a good episode, and maybe we'll make that happen. It'll be me basically probably backing out and just letting them scream at each other for an hour. Because they will.

[Mike]

They will.

[Lewis]

Between the accents and the Italian and the screaming and the cussing, that would be of a episode.

[Mike]

Are you gonna. Are you gonna let it.

[Lewis]

I would hype that one up a little bit, though.

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah. Are you gonna. Are you gonna. Are you gonna tell them? Like, are you gonna, like, preface it?

[Lewis]

Let them go?

[Mike]

Like. Like some little script, like, we're all friends here type thing? Or you just gonna let him. Grown men, okay?

[Lewis]

Grown man on the computer, whenever I get. Whenever. Whenever I. Whenever I start losing to my wife in an argument, I go, I'm grown.

[Mike]

I'm grown.

[Lewis]

I can do whatever. They're grown man. They can do whatever they want.

[Mike]

Jimmy, what's your take on that video? You sound pretty brutal. I did not. I had not.

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah. I. I was. I was taking notes the whole time. So first of all, I disagree with Mike completely. You know, he's. He's saying, like, you know, this is what's gonna happen. This is, you know, 30 for 30. This the way to solve this is actually put more women in and put more women together in situations like this, because when they get their asses kicked, maybe they'll realize this is not the job for me. Maybe this program just wasn't all sacrifice.

[Mike]

Tried telling them, now we got to show him.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Hey, hey. You wanted this. I'm giving you the opportunity. Go show me what you got. Your ego is writing checks your body can't cash.

[Mike]

They'll show this in a. You know, they make classes just for female cops to go, and they're gonna show this and go, this could happen to you ladies if you don't train, and they'll be like, oh, My God, that would never happen to me.

[Jimmy]

Okay, you know, here's the thing. If, if.

[Mike]

And that guy would be dead. Is that with a cop, she would have shot him.

[Jimmy]

Yes, that had happened on the street. You guys brought this up. If that, if a female cop had run into that situation on the street and she. I mean even odd, not a cop. I'm looking at this guy going, that's a big boy. This is about to go south. This is about to go south. I because I've been in fights before, I beat up a cook. You know.

[Lewis]

Give me more steak.

[Jimmy]

My goddamn tuna.

[Lewis]

But that's right.

[Jimmy]

If she had been on the street, she would have used her size disadvantage to justify the use of pulling a firearm. You know that. We've seen it.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I can't count the number of times. So if you're going to use your size disadvantage to. To say, well, I was in fear for my life. I had to pull my gun again. Maybe this program just isn't for you. And finally, 25 of, of interactions with the police turn physical. That's one in four. Okay, one in four. So that means if you have four interactions today, one of them you're going to end up going hands on with somebody.

[Lewis]

Yeah. And you're not ready.

[Jimmy]

How many, how many interactions do you have a day?

[Mike]

Well, I would do probably 13, 17. Okay.

[Lewis]

Orange county business check. Chipotle.

[Mike]

No, dude, I'm telling you.

[Lewis]

Shut me out with a homeless guy named Jimmy.

[Mike]

So towards my last year we're gonna on Friday I'm gonna show my videos. We got to see Mike's video punch.

[Lewis]

Gay black guys.

[Mike]

Don't you that I don't have that one.

[Clint]

I.

[Lewis]

Okay.

[Mike]

But my last year. Yes. You would do the whole. All right, we've been sitting at Chipotle, but we would always eat in the city limits because they had better restaurants. Call out like, oh God.

[Lewis]

Well, now you could have the ice cream truck bring you ice cream.

[Mike]

Got a suspicious person here at the Wawa. I haven't called anything out in a while. That guy's like, what? I'm like, hey, what's up, dude? You're just suspicious, man. Can I talk to you? No. All right, well.

[Lewis]

Targeting.

[Mike]

I made sure they were white.

[Lewis]

Oh, okay.

[Mike]

Yeah, we're good. But yeah, I like your take on that Jimmy. That was pretty good. That was. That was funny.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, well when you guys forced me.

[Lewis]

To shut up be dead. And then it was women should do more police work. So what. Which one is it? How do you fix that?

[Jimmy]

How do we Fix this problem.

[Lewis]

Yeah, right there.

[Jimmy]

First of all, whoever was in charge of putting those two chuckleheads together should be demoted or fired. Probably 100. If it was a female, then it. Dude, there's no saving it. Let them get their asses kicked. You want to do this job so bad. You remember that video of that Marine female that fought against.

[Lewis]

In.

[Jimmy]

In. In Kuwait that had a boxing match? Yeah, no, it was a boxing match between a soldier, a male soldier, and a female marine, and the male soldier beat the brakes off her.

[Lewis]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Jimmy]

Nobody.

[Mike]

I've never seen that. I'm surprised they allowed that.

[Lewis]

He beats the snot out of her.

[Jimmy]

He.

[Mike]

The beagle stick video is amazing.

[Lewis]

It's just as bad. It's the same thing.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I mean, like, they get all.

[Lewis]

We're like, I want to be in there. Like, okay, go ahead.

[Mike]

Have at it.

[Lewis]

So.

[Jimmy]

So he. He knocked her to the mat. Like, she threw, like, a couple of jabs, and he knocks her to the mat. And you can see like. Go ahead, Mike.

[Lewis]

No, go good.

[Jimmy]

No, I'm just gonna say you can see, like, she's like, maybe this was a bad idea. And she, you know, to her credit, she gets back up and she takes a couple more sticks to the face and. And then it's like, okay, maybe you should go back to the kitchen.

[Mike]

Oh, boy. Where's my tuna bell?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, that's the. That's the kitchen I'm talking about. Not that. Not the female kitchen. I mean, like, maybe you should go back to being a cook.

[Lewis]

You see it across the board. I think, like, the 130th ranked male tennis player, like, beats the number one ranked female tennis player in a match. Like, it just across the board, it's. I don't know why it has to be rocket science. It just. It does. It's not the same. Women are not the same. It's unfortunate that they try to be equal in areas that you just can't. Physically, it's impossible. Unless they take stair, they can get on testosterone, they can hop on gear. And then you'll get a woman that can be built like a man, and then they can wear.

[Mike]

It's still man. It's. It's. It's not. I mean, even. But, like, when Brent was on here, he said something made a lot of sense. He's like, aren't, you know, the military and first responders where it really matters? We allow women to do men's rights roles, but in sports, or it's a game, it matters. Sports matters so much to Us that we have. They have their own division, but then they try to. Oh, and the sports they don't care about our kids sport, the Olympics and like that. No, they don't care. You think they're gonna let a trans dude and. Well, no one cares about women's sports in general. So if that, If a trans dude was like, I want to play in the wnba, they'd probably be like, okay, well, they did.

[Jimmy]

Did you see the.

[Lewis]

Out of all the women, did you.

[Jimmy]

See the Dave Chappelle skit where he talks about this?

[Mike]

He goes, probably.

[Jimmy]

He goes. He goes, Listen, let's say LeBron James decides he's a woman, does he do.

[Mike]

The voice a little bit better?

[Jimmy]

Say LeBron James decides that he's a woman, does he stay in the NBA? Or because he's a woman, does he go to the WNBA where he will score 840 points a game?

[Lewis]

Makes sense. Like, you don't do that, right? Yeah, you don't do that. It's not.

[Mike]

Doesn't.

[Lewis]

It's not right. So I don't understand it. To separate and then you have like the 30 by 3. I post it all the time. People don't understand 30 by 30. Initiative is a. Is an initiative. It's like di. It's not your DI. The other DI. It's to have 30. Your DI is your hat. Yeah, that one makes sense. 30 women by 20. 30, regardless, just a number. We want 30 of law enforcement, no.

[Mike]

Matter what it takes.

[Lewis]

No matter what it takes to be women. You don't do that. You don't do that. You don't say, I'm just going to do it. Because we should. I would love to see 30 women that can perform at that level. But you just don't do it. Because it sounds good.

[Mike]

You would love to see that if they were performing. Yes.

[Lewis]

I don't care who my backup is. If they're going to perform at the same level that I expect.

[Mike]

But if they don't have the natural ability to do it, then why do you still want it?

[Lewis]

Well, because it's impossible. It's impossible. No, it's impossible. I would love to see it. But it's impossible. You're saying, like, realistic, real world. It would. But it's impossible. And. And I'll. I'll concede.

[Mike]

Dom wants to.

[Lewis]

There's not even 30 men that are really good. There's like, we can't get males on the right page with training, fitness. There's the argument, what did I get on? I got on in the Real about the comparison of athletes to. To cops about money. And the other real two that were big this weekend, I got a lot of guys were like, that's not a realistic comparison because athletes are training. They have.

[Mike]

You said billion dollars. They don't make billion dollars.

[Lewis]

Like, dude, but in a job that you will die. Just like that video we just saw.

[Mike]

That's worth more money.

[Lewis]

You don't like. They all the guys who lost the super bowl, guess what? They're all rich. They don't care.

[Mike]

They don't get the call. They don't get the purse at the end of.

[Lewis]

No, they're done. They go home. They won. They're. They're. They're winners anyway. Your super bowl, except for Stefan digs. Stefan Diggs is going to jail.

[Jimmy]

Do you want the. Do you want the. The video of the male versus female?

[Lewis]

Yeah, it's a.

[Jimmy]

It's a YouTube. I'm gonna. I'll. I'll send the link so that we don't have the same problem that we've had previously.

[Mike]

Tyler versus a Chipotle worker that hates their life.

[Lewis]

You see that once in a while when we go.

[Mike]

Yeah. Oh, man. All right.

[Jimmy]

Lewis. Lewis, check the email, bro.

[Lewis]

Overtime, Lewis. Time and a half.

[Jimmy]

By any means necessary.

[Mike]

Yeah, we don't really have any. I don't even think we have any real like, other than Liz and Heather. We don't have any females.

[Lewis]

My. My.

[Mike]

You.

[Lewis]

My Cotville breakdown is like 93 male father our anti.

[Mike]

Or I think like 98.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Marine challenged anyone? A male comrade says bring it on. Here's the full story. It's 2007 at this army base in.

[Jimmy]

Iraq, and this female soldier in red.

[Mike]

Said she could whoop any Marine. A male comrade accepts her challenge. They meet in the center of the ring.

[Lewis]

Will she beat him?

[Mike]

The bell rings and boom.

[Jimmy]

She's down already.

[Mike]

Infuriated by down pushes forward, easily dodging her punch. The male marine in blue unleashes more hooks, rattling her. Anyways. The ref steps in for a second. She realizes this won't end well, but nope.

[Jimmy]

It seems like her ego is bruised and she continues.

[Mike]

And she keeps getting battered again. It's.

[Lewis]

She still wants to fight.

[Jimmy]

She was getting pounded.

[Mike]

It all ends with a solid right hand that flattens. One sided beatdown is over. The male soldier tries to shake her hand, but she refuses. Was he in the wrong for fighting her or did she just get a reality check?

[Clint]

Wow.

[Mike]

She refused to shake his hand.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, she's just.

[Lewis]

She's poor.

[Jimmy]

Should have got my Tuna melt.

[Mike]

I like how he said battered, too. That was. That was a good choice word. Battered woman.

[K9]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I mean, I don't know. Going back to what you were saying, though, earlier, like, the, your. Your super bowl is you coming home at the end of the day, your super bowl every day. Like, no, it's not really. Not like an NFL player has a chance. Like, they're the one time they're like, holy. There's guys that play in the NFL for 20 years never make the Super Bowl. That's that cop that never gets in a real critical incident.

[Lewis]

Correct. Train for it every day. Yeah.

[Mike]

You're a Super Bowl. Don't you want to come out on top? Because the athlete still makes millions and loses and goes home and you die and.

[Lewis]

And on top of it, you don't get to pick the date.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Next year, Super Bowl's already decided. They know what day they're playing, they know who's. They don't go to work. You get up, put the uniform on, pull out the driveway, and just like, you talk about call one could be garbage or call one could be a domestic, where you end up in a shootout at freaking 6:05am you don't get to pick the day of your gunfight. You don't get to pick the day of your use of force. So why wouldn't you be prepared for that day? Every single day. Like, it ain't happening to me. But what do they say?

[Jimmy]

I'll see red.

[Lewis]

I'll be ready today. I'll see red. We saw that Uvalde. They all saw red that day.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah.

[Lewis]

They do a thing.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. Yeah. The red that they saw was the blood of the innocent.

[Lewis]

Yeah. So it's.

[Mike]

It's.

[Lewis]

It. And then they want to be, you know, paid all this money. And I get it. I've always said cops deserve to be paid well, but you also have to perform well. I can walk around any agency right now and go, all you guys go home like, you're useless. Yeah, you're useless. You can't see your dick when you look down. You can't fight. You can't do anything. You can't walk up a flight of stairs without dying. But when you're part. When you're driving in Chipotle to get your 50 off and I'm calling for backup, you're the closest one.

[Mike]

You're. You're it.

[Lewis]

And I'm over there in the gym, like a training, going to classes, blowing my knee out at extra shooting classes, going to do all these things and you're doing nothing, but you get paid the same or more than me, and you don't have to perform. It's a wild concept, man.

[Mike]

What's the deal with. Are women still in combat arms in the military? Yeah, my buddy, he's. He's still in the infantry. He got in a little after I did, but he said that it's very rare to see one because, actually, to be honest with you, women don't want to be in the infantry. Most women that want to serve will tell you, I do not want to be in the street. They have no problem saying, that is a men's role. I am a woman. I want to serve in the. In the military. I want to serve my country. I want to do a role that's meant for me. And I guess, like, 99 of women aren't mentally ill to the point where they think they can do the entry.

[Jimmy]

Well, I mean, Clint. Well, Clint had a trans. Clint had a trans chick.

[Lewis]

Clint's trans.

[Jimmy]

No, Clint had a trans female soldier in the bathroom. It was. It was a female. You got to talk to Clint, man. He was the one that told me the story.

[Mike]

Did we already hear about the story?

[Jimmy]

I think you. I think it was me and him talking on the phone, man.

[Mike]

Yeah. Clint's gotta call in. Dude, call, call, call, call. Mike, we'll get the. We'll get the story. I'm assuming it's something he recruited. He recruited him.

[Jimmy]

I don't know, man.

[Lewis]

I mean, like, I'm.

[Jimmy]

I, I look, I, I, I.

[Mike]

That's gonna be.

[Jimmy]

I fought two bottles of vodka that night. I can't really remember that.

[Lewis]

Well, who won?

[Mike]

I did.

[Jimmy]

I'm still standing.

[Mike]

Four cheese.

[Jimmy]

It was his buddy in Third Brigade. He had a buddy in Third Brigade. That's what it was.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Jimmy]

Third buddy in Third Brigade. Yeah. Male, trans. Like, it was a male pretending to be a female and had fake boobs.

[Lewis]

I saw a video this morning where the guy was coming out of surgery, he got his new vagina. He was, like, cheering. My algorithm is shot.

[Mike]

Oh, my God.

[Lewis]

And I've ended up on the page, and I'm like, what the is going on? Oh, here comes Clint. You're live.

[Clint]

Hey, what's going on, guys?

[Lewis]

What's going on?

[Jimmy]

Hey, what.

[Mike]

What Jimmy.

[Clint]

Jimmy was saying was. Yeah. When I talked to Jimmy that one night for an hour, you got off easy, huh?

[Lewis]

Who won that? Who won that battle? The battle of Jimmy and Clint talking?

[Mike]

I.

[Clint]

Hey, I. I'm telling you, Jimmy is very reserved and in control of himself. When he's in the studio. Is hard to get a word in. In inchwise with Jimmy.

[Lewis]

No. No way.

[Clint]

A battle.

[Lewis]

No way.

[Clint]

He doesn't, he doesn't interrupt on the podcast.

[Lewis]

The battle. The battle of Jimmy D. Shut him.

[Mike]

Mike.

[Clint]

Shut him down pretty early. That one.

[Mike]

Like.

[Lewis]

All right, well, it sounds like you had a trans. That almost went to blows. What happened?

[Clint]

So when I was the last job I had in 82nd, I was one of the division battle NCOs. And so I was in charge of the pod, which is the people that do all the inspections around post. So one of the dudes that came in, he was a buddy of mine and he's in third Brigade, and I know that was Tyler's unit and I'm not picking on him, but third brigade is known as the science project.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I sit next to him. I'm aware.

[Clint]

So third Brigade has all the females in the online, and then they also.

[Lewis]

Have all the females.

[Clint]

No, not when I was trans soldiers and my buddy.

[Mike]

What year is this? What year?

[Lewis]

2011.

[Clint]

20. 20. 2018.

[Mike]

Oh, that's 10 years after.

[Lewis]

Oh, okay.

[Clint]

Yeah, 2018.

[Lewis]

I thought we were gonna get clip.

[Clint]

So anyways, I, I. So my buddy said he had two females in this platoon and he said they were working their way to the, to the headquarters. He said basically all females in the infantry end up in headquarters platoon. So they, that's where all your, that's like your, that's like your company. That's where they always end up. He said they just can't carry weight. That's the fact is they cannot carry weight. And when you're on a, when you're on an airplane with females jumping like, they're hunched over with like the 35 pound ruck on.

[Lewis]

Yeah.

[Clint]

And they're about to fall on the.

[Mike]

Wait.

[Lewis]

He's saying they can't hold weight. Their knee, Their knees were made for something, but not ruck marches.

[Clint]

Mike, Mike, if they offer you a female knee transplant, don't take it.

[Lewis]

Okay, well, Tyler's got a question. Hold on.

[Mike]

How do they pass infantry school?

[Lewis]

How do they pass infantry school if they can't rut?

[Clint]

I mean, if you think about it, they. Everybody passes for the most part.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I passed.

[Mike]

They get the issued knee pads.

[Clint]

My buddies. I had a buddy that joined after 911. He was a cop in New York City when 911 happened, he was off that day and he was on the other side of the river. So he had the planes hit. And he said when he went to basic, he had a dude Named Furby. And he went to the drill. The. The dude was. He was like, 27. He went to the drill sergeant. He said, how are you gonna pass this, Furby? He was like, dude, that guy doesn't go to the line. That guy goes to the S shop or he goes to platoon. That's the guy that does that. That's the guy that does the memos for you?

[Lewis]

Yeah. It's like, when we see a female cop, we're like, she's going to the school resource or she's going to community affairs.

[Clint]

Right. Well, anyways, so my buddy, he did say he had a male that was transgender going female. And I said, well, how. How is he as. Or how is she as a soldier? He said, oh, she's great. He's, you know, graded on the. The female PTS, so he's got, like, a 400 score. And he said, he's jacked, and he's got the biggest tits you've ever seen. And he said they had to get on to him because when they would clean weapons, everybody takes their top off. And he would have his top off with no bra on. And. And all the dudes would just be, you know, cracking on it. So he had. They. They made him wear a script sports bra.

[Lewis]

This is bizarre.

[Mike]

Oh, my God. That's our American fighting force right there.

[Lewis]

Airborne airport.

[Mike]

Well, that's third brigade.

[Lewis]

All right, Clint, I appreciate you calling in, man. All right, you know where you never found a transgender air assault school? Aerosol school. Where's my boy at? Clip it.

[Clint]

Jesus.

[Jimmy]

I mean, I. I can't. I can't even imagine dealing with this. But, like, I mean, I knew some females in the army. I. I had a friend that. She ended up becoming a professional bodybuilder. She's 6 foot 2, and she's got biceps bigger than your head. I mean, but she's a freak.

[Lewis]

If your buddy is a guy but.

[Mike]

A girl and he walks by with.

[Lewis]

His tits out, does your wife get mad?

[Jimmy]

Oh, man. Dude, this is an existential crisis right here.

[Lewis]

Did she get mad? I mean, he's got a rack.

[Mike]

Like, if he just came to work.

[Lewis]

I got a rack. Dude.

[Mike]

I lied about my knee, guys.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I didn't have my knee done. I got my pecs enlarged, and I got this rack. I got pierced nipples. But I'm walking around with my shirt off. The veins and everything, man. The circle tits with the veins and everything, man. And I'm just walking around.

[Mike]

I. Dude, you're with me, man. I can't.

[Lewis]

Would you. Would you Check me out.

[Mike]

No. The hell's wrong with you, Mike?

[Lewis]

Would you get in trouble? All right, Anyway. All right.

[Jimmy]

Don't you guys. Don't go to Thailand.

[Mike]

God.

[Lewis]

Come on, man.

[Jimmy]

I don't need that.

[Mike]

We're trying to get on the radio.

[Jimmy]

We're gonna need a time delay.

[Lewis]

Oh, boy. Get your Mike's got tit shirts@copvillo g.com. That was a general. That was a real question. I don't know. In trouble?

[Mike]

I don't think so. I think she would be more worried that you got tits, Dad.

[Lewis]

I didn't think about that part. No, I don't have them.

[Mike]

You're.

[Lewis]

Oh. Oh, yeah, okay.

[Mike]

I don't have them.

[Lewis]

No, Nobody's got them.

[Mike]

Why?

[Lewis]

You know, we didn't have that problem when I was in. I'm glad I joined when I did.

[Mike]

They didn't have that problem when I was in and Jimmy was in.

[Jimmy]

No, there was no females in the infantry. I mean, that was the biggest pain in the ass when you went to, like, PLDC and BNOC was like, oh, we got to learn the female standards. Like, I don't talk to females. I don't have female soldiers.

[Lewis]

I don't.

[Mike]

I don't.

[Jimmy]

I don't need to know about this. And then, you know, dude, I remember I was in when don't ask, don't tell got repealed. That was wild.

[Lewis]

No, everybody tells.

[Mike]

Yeah, that was when it got repealed. So you could be open about it, right? That's.

[Jimmy]

That's right.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

Well, and I mean, I was in. I was in brigade, and I. That was the first time I ever had a female soldier. And you. I had an issue with. With her previously where I had covered it up, and then she was like, well, they're going to repeal it anyway. I was like, yeah, but they haven't repealed it yet. Like, it's still. This. Still the. This is still the standard. So, like, do the right thing or you're gonna get trashed, and I'm not going down for you. I'm. I'm gonna give you this one warning, and I'm gonna keep it to myself.

[Mike]

I don't even think females in the military.

[Lewis]

Trans SWAT member. Yeah, of course we've had some females make flop.

[Mike]

Imagine. Oh, I guarantee you there's trans swat.

[Lewis]

That they're all gay. Dude swat.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

I always make the SWAT joke. And then everybody asks, aren't you on spot?

[Mike]

It's like, yes.

[Lewis]

I make fun of myself too, dude.

[Mike]

There was one time on my team around the time when I Was trying out. Orange county has a trans man to woman. What was her name or his name? We would. We would always. You'd come over the radio like this.

[Lewis]

Oh, gosh. Bad.

[Mike]

And she was trying. Dude, I thought. I thought the team was gonna lose their minds because of course admin is waiting for a female or a trans to get on spot. They want it bad. They want.

[Lewis]

Especially your sheriff.

[Mike]

And of course the SWAT team's like, we do not want this ever at all. Not even a female, let alone a trans. And I remember their heart sinking when they found out that the trans. Becca. That was her. That was his name. Becca. Was trying out for the team and. Or was interested in trying out your.

[Lewis]

Van jokes go down the OR with that man.

[Mike]

What?

[Lewis]

The jokes in the back of the van on the way to the raids, and you can't make them.

[Mike]

Yo, dude, you're even a female. You can't.

[Lewis]

Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Big shout out to Big Lido. He bought a hat. I just saw it come through. And he put in the chat. I appreciate it, man. 15 off.

[Mike]

I linked. I linked your warhammer up there.

[Lewis]

Warhead. Warhead.

[Mike]

Did he buy a war hat?

[Lewis]

Yeah, you did.

[Mike]

You buy a counterculture hat too? It's way better.

[Lewis]

I'm giving them away. I got them back here. I'll just take. Just.

[Jimmy]

Just tell me.

[Lewis]

I'll take them out of. You get one free at every cop. Cop. I just steal one from the back and ship it with it.

[Mike]

You get. You can get a sign slightly used.

[Jimmy]

From Jimmy Slightly that you a. You ain't getting my tail hat.

[Mike]

My tail hat. Is that where you draw the line, Jimmy? You would never put hands on a cop, even if you will unlawfully arrested you. You'd wait for your day in court. But if he ever took that hat off your head.

[Jimmy]

Dude, don't. Don't touch my damn hat. Yeah.

[Lewis]

You don't want to do this. You don't want to do this.

[Jimmy]

Look, let me take the hat off. I'll take the hat off, okay? Don't.

[Mike]

Nope.

[Jimmy]

Don't touch the hat. I'm sorry, man. It's raise hell praise Dale. It's. It's. It's. You said it. It's. God. Jesus. Dale. Dale Jr. That's how it goes.

[Mike]

That's.

[Jimmy]

That's the order. I mean, you can't touch that.

[Mike]

He takes your Dale earn our air freshener that you've had there for 14 years, and he goes.

[Jimmy]

I have to fight you, man. As a man. As A man.

[Mike]

I have to fight you.

[Lewis]

When is the race? Next week or this week? Yeah, it's next week, the 15th.

[Jimmy]

So.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

So I love that We've got it. And. And Junior is. Junior's got a car in, and it looks dope. The car that he's running, the number 40 car again, same guy. Same guy driving, and they're gonna have to race. What's that?

[Mike]

Is it, like a younger racer?

[Jimmy]

No, no, it's. It's one of his drivers. So Dale Jr. Runs an Xfinity team. So that's the step down below nascar.

[Lewis]

There's.

[Mike]

Below cup car. That's their Bushley.

[Lewis]

That's like Cobbill is here. And then counterculture is like a step down from the.

[Jimmy]

Funny you say that. You know how we say bush league, Right?

[Mike]

It's from bush. Yeah, it's a bush cup.

[Jimmy]

Yeah. It used to be called the bush series, Right.

[Mike]

It was Winston and bush. Cigarettes and beer were the biggest spots. Cigarettes?

[Jimmy]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So. So he's got one of his. His best driver, Justin Alagar is gonna drive the car again. Same guy drove it last year. They have to race to get in. It's going to be really, really. It's gonna be really exciting all week. And then.

[Lewis]

I mean, since I've seen a NASCAR race, at least.

[Mike]

I love that you can. You can bring your own liquor bottle.

[Lewis]

You're gonna go in the infield with Jimmy.

[Mike]

Oh, man. We. You ever been in the infield, Jimmy?

[Jimmy]

So I work when I worked for Coca Cola.

[Lewis]

No, that's the only time it's allowed.

[Mike]

Is if you get on the infield.

[Jimmy]

No, no, real quick. I. I worked for Coca Cola. I went out there and set up some stuff at. At Daytona at the track.

[Mike]

He camped and stayed. Jimmy didn't show up for work the next morning because he's still sleeping on the infield. Dude.

[Jimmy]

But the thing was, is they would let me go to the infield, but they wouldn't let me go up the wall to turn four. I wanted to go. I wanted to go up the track to turn four.

[Mike]

Have you ever. Oh, well, what you have to do is you have to go to an event at some point throughout the year at the track if you do that. Like, I went and did a. Like a. Volunteered at a turkey run race. It was a relay race for. To raise awareness. And they just had it at the track because the track didn't have anything going on. And they let the kids, like, walk up. Dude.

[Lewis]

It's like, oh, it's like, I've been on the track.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jimmy]

I banked track, man. It ain't easy to walk up there.

[Lewis]

And then I've driven.

[Mike]

Oh, my God. Jimmy's about to have a breakdown.

[Lewis]

Yeah, I, I worked the case. I was real tight with Daytona beach shores. We worked a, we had a multi jurisdictional.

[Mike]

You drove on the track? Oh, yeah. Because you come through the tunnel.

[Lewis]

Yeah. Come in the mother, dude took me on a couple laps in the car. The police car, dude. Just driving around.

[Jimmy]

Can you imagine, like, getting into your police car and being like, okay, let's see what this police interceptor can do and driving around the Daytona 500 track.

[Mike]

Just die because you have no.

[Jimmy]

You would be in the wall so fast. So it's gonna be a good race, man. I'm really excited.

[Mike]

I really want us to go to race together. I want us to go. I want us to go to a Bucks game next season, you know, tailgate.

[Jimmy]

Hell, yeah.

[Mike]

All of us have. We all have. We all. The problem is we all have 40 million kids each. So it's like, how do we keep it? You got tons of kids, Mike.

[Lewis]

I don't, I don't. I can go where I want. What are you talking about? I did all that. I don't have any. I don't want any kids. I'm responsible for. I can go where right now.

[Mike]

If we did a family outing, we.

[Lewis]

All, me and my wife will be there.

[Jimmy]

I, I, I think we could pull it off with, without the kids. I mean, I like it.

[Lewis]

I like it.

[Mike]

They get everything all the time anyways, dude.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I think that, like, I don't think any of my kids would be upset about the fact that, like, if we went to, like, Daytona. I don't think they would be upset. I don't. I just did. I'm dad's the only one.

[Mike]

It's like, would you lie to him?

[Jimmy]

I would tell them the truth. I don't lie to my kids. Well, that's not true.

[Clint]

Room.

[Jimmy]

I don't lie to my kids about stuff like that. I did, like, tell my son last night that Spider man wasn't real, but Venom is because he's an alien and Batman is real because he's a human. But the rest of that stuff, not real.

[Lewis]

I'll be like, three days into a cruise, and I'll text my kids a picture and be like, we didn't even know you left. Yeah, I've been on a cruise for three days.

[Mike]

Yeah. I don't know, man.

[Lewis]

I took their ass to Disney for 20 years, man. No, that I took them the Disney.

[Jimmy]

It's, it's funny because, like, I didn't know what. So I got the WI fi set up here, right? And I didn't know what to name the WI FI network, so I just typed in, you know, a name, a random name, and my T goes, I wonder what our WI fi is called, huh? There's Dale Jr. That's probably it. That's what I just named it.

[Mike]

Just. You named your wi Fi Dale Jr. Yeah.

[Jimmy]

You know, I didn't want it to be like Arnett's, you know, WI fi.

[Reporter Jeff]

I didn't.

[Mike]

I didn't want it to be my name.

[Jimmy]

So I'm like, you know, I, I mean, and I didn't want to, like, do like, you know, counterculture or anti hero or copville, because I felt like any one of those might be infringements.

[Lewis]

Just now he was like, what? My WI fi stays? Exactly. Whatever the. It comes out of the box. Whatever comes out of the box.

[Mike]

Our password here is still whatever the.

[Lewis]

Dude set it as.

[Mike]

And he said it as height, pockets. I'm like, okay, what's that?

[Jimmy]

So I, I, I sent. I set ours easily rememberable by all of the children. And anybody that would come to our house would have the password already. It's a, It's a phone number.

[Mike]

So what are the chances of you getting a praisedale? Raise hell. Praisedale tattoo, bold letters 90.

[Jimmy]

I'll have my daughter do it.

[Mike]

It. Where would you get it? Forehead, but I'm thinking more of like a forearm. Kind of like you're we the people.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I, I'm definitely. I would, I would definitely want to do that. Like, like, right.

[Lewis]

Wouldn't be enough room on those arms to fit it. Tiny arms over there.

[Mike]

Damn, bro. Mike's bro.

[Lewis]

Nothing to talk about. You guys.

[Mike]

Come out.

[Lewis]

Dale.

[Jimmy]

Mike. Mike.

[Mike]

Hey. Go back to me.

[Lewis]

Lo.

[Jimmy]

Me.

[Mike]

Go back to me. Look at these arms, dude. Yeah, look at these things. Oh, we even put it on wide dog.

[Lewis]

That's my boy, Louis. He's standing up too, by the way. He stood up, by the way, to do that.

[Mike]

I go like this.

[Lewis]

He standing up. Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Jimmy]

I, I don't know. I thought about getting some on my hands.

[Mike]

Red has the most room.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, come in.

[Mike]

See, you're lucky because you've got a tattoo artist in house. You can literally do like, you know.

[Lewis]

We all do if we're willing to get it. You just start tattooing.

[Mike]

Who?

[Lewis]

Anybody.

[Sponsor Voice]

I can bring her over.

[Jimmy]

I mean, I mean.

[Mike]

I mean, your daughter's somewhat talented, right?

[Jimmy]

She's Very good. She's very, very good.

[Mike]

Outside of, like, a very detailed art piece that you want to guarantee.

[Jimmy]

No, she can do. No, she could. She can do it.

[Mike]

Your 15 year old has no limitations on her tattoos. You're telling me that. I'll ask. Has. No, you'll ask.

[Lewis]

Thursday night, Bringer. We're getting tattooed. You're getting tattooed.

[Jimmy]

Live it. I don't give a. Where do you want me to put it? I was thinking maybe I should put it on the palm race, raise hell. Praisedale. The one that I used to jack off with.

[Mike]

Oh, boy. Used to jack off. You don't jack off anymore?

[Lewis]

Not since this morning.

[Mike]

No.

[Lewis]

I stopped. I quit.

[Mike]

You can't do that, though, because hand tattoos, they fade really bad. Finger and hand tattoo, dude.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, yeah. I'm literally throwing comedy at the wall and seeing what sticks right now. So, like, honestly, man, I. I just. I woke up this morning and I was like, all right, whatever you do today, man, you got to be memorable.

[Mike]

Get some hair tattooed on your head.

[Clint]

The hell?

[Lewis]

Dinner post.

[Mike]

My what?

[Lewis]

Your dinner post dinner.

[Mike]

I wrote. No.

[Lewis]

That was my first gonna. On you.

[Mike]

I went out for the first time, I asked my wife. I'm like, is this okay? Like, I always have a hat, but I was dressed nice, so you can't wear a hat with it. So I was like, I would normally do my hair, but I don't care.

[Lewis]

What hair?

[Mike]

Well, I shaved it off. I would normally do my hair. I had some hair, dude.

[Lewis]

Okay. I saw it. I saw it. Very shiny hair.

[Jimmy]

I mean, you looking like. I mean, you're looking like Bruce Willis.

[Mike]

In the last diehard remaining years of his life.

[Lewis]

He's bad. Yeah, he's in bad shape. It's about what you act like too, huh? Bruce Willis got dementia.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

You guys got out.

[Mike]

Thanks.

[Lewis]

Rude little crit steak. Get the side. What you get for your sides?

[Mike]

We split a potato because they're a pound.

[Lewis]

Yeah, they're huge.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Lewis]

Dessert? Creme brulee.

[Mike]

Yeah. What we did was we still went the discount plan, and we got the same $60 meal, which is. Yeah.

[Lewis]

Dessert.

[Jimmy]

Well, you can always. You could always convert to Judaism.

[Lewis]

What happens there?

[Mike]

What happens there?

[Jimmy]

No, you can wear the small hat all the time when you dress up.

[Mike]

I have one in there. Dude, we haven't done the skit yet. No, yeah, I know. Yeah. You want to go get it real quick?

[Lewis]

No, no.

[Mike]

We got five minutes.

[Jimmy]

Mike's like, dude, Jimmy has. Jimmy's lost his mind. I don't know what he's Doing.

[Clint]

I'm.

[Jimmy]

I'm gonna have to. I'm gonna have to, like, lay down the law.

[Lewis]

This is what I deal with. Campaign hat. Yes. Here comes Tyler. We're gonna get canceled. Everything okay?

[Mike]

Yeah, pretty much.

[Lewis]

Parents think they enjoyed this episode?

[Clint]

I think so, yeah.

[Lewis]

Good. You'll be allowed back, hopefully. All right.

[Jimmy]

What's a rack ball?

[Lewis]

There you go. Look it up.

[Mike]

All right.

[Lewis]

Oh, my God.

[Mike]

Saving money.

[Lewis]

You should read the ad like that.

[Mike]

American financing. Oh, my God. Hello.

[Lewis]

How do.

[Mike]

How do they sound, though? I don't know.

[Jimmy]

I don't know.

[Mike]

They don't sound any different. It's hard to do an impression without an accent. But there's my.

[Jimmy]

Well, you know, I think you just.

[Mike]

A lot of people said we're part of the boy slop, and I don't understand that. They said we were part of the machine. We were defending.

[Lewis]

Here's a cool. Get some money.

[Mike]

They said we were. They said that we were defending Dave Portnoy from Barstool Sports, and we're part of the goy slop, and I just. I don't get it. How are we part of the Gore slap? Do the. Do the music. Do the music, Mike. No, do the music, Mike.

[Jimmy]

Oh, hang on. I got the music. I can do the music. Hang on, hang on, hang on. Give me a second here.

[Mike]

Oh, I should have waited till Patreon Tuesday to do this. Whoops. F. Just gave us some shekels.

[Jimmy]

Hang on, hang on. Is this. Is this it right here? Let me see if I can find the right one. This is a commercial. Dude. Dude. What? YouTube. Really? Getting the new YouTube so that you don't have ads.

[Lewis]

I have YouTube TV.

[Mike]

Do you have ads with that? How are we making money if you don't have ads with that?

[Lewis]

No, it's ads. If you saw the super bowl, it was all sponsored by.

[Mike]

I know.

[Jimmy]

People.

[Mike]

Sponsored by. I did it.

[Lewis]

Yeah, dude.

[Mike]

I'm in charge, Mike, not you.

[Jimmy]

Can you guys hear my music?

[Mike]

No. Wow.

[Lewis]

We're canceled.

[Mike]

Going home. Turn it off. How dare you ask questions about anything you've been told.

[Jimmy]

Don't. Don't ask questions. That's for sure. You gotta.

[Mike]

What?

[Jimmy]

What do I got to pay up for? What did I do?

[Mike]

I'm good at dividing 6 million by five years, dude.

[Jimmy]

Dude, I mean, it.

[Mike]

It.

[Jimmy]

The. The deeper you go down that rabbit hole, the worse it gets. Hey, did you guys see that the. In the Epstein files that they had a.

[Mike]

A.

[Jimmy]

A statement already prepared for Epstein's death the day before he was suicided?

[Mike]

You don't say, what is that?

[Jimmy]

It was. It was basically like, you know, a press release. Like, yes, this person was, you know, did commit suicide in. In the jail. Blah, blah, blah. We. We know what happened.

[Lewis]

There's a guy that reported like on. On. On Reddit that he saw a van pull up the night before. Like he.

[Mike]

Remember that?

[Lewis]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't know. It's impossible at this point to believe.

[Mike]

The Internet from that stuff. Like.

[Jimmy]

Really dead. I haven't seen a body that's sort of like bin Laden. Like, you. You tell me he's dead. I don't know if he's dead or not at this point.

[Lewis]

I don't believe I know a guy who shot him.

[Mike]

Yeah, you gotta trust him. And don't ask any questions. Don't ask anybody else. Just ask Rob.

[Jimmy]

Yeah, well, you know, at this point, there's more evidence that we landed on the floor moon that Epstein and bin Laden are dead.

[Mike]

All right, guys, that's it. Don't forget to hit our merch store up for anti hero broadcast merch after you hit up Counterculture Inc. Threads for some badass counterculture merch. But we will be in the Myrtle beach area. We got to start plugging this. If you are a cop and you want to go April 21st through the 24th X Conference, Myrtle beach, hosted by none other than the Kenny Williams the Red Ninja. So we'll be there April 21st through 24th. You want to go get some training in, come see us. We'll be live there, I think, three days.

[Jimmy]

Rabbi Tyler.

[Mike]

He probably won't let me.

[Lewis]

Wear that, but my job is deadshirt when I go.

[Mike]

Yeah. And then the job is dead. That'd be fun.

[Jimmy]

I. I'll be. I'll be the. The. The.

[Mike]

The.

[Jimmy]

Really? Really?

[Lewis]

You coming, Jimmy?

[Jimmy]

I will absolutely find a way to make it. Yeah, I want to go. I just want to. I want to be there.

[Mike]

I will absolutely do my best.

[Jimmy]

Maybe. I said I will absolutely find a way to make it. That's.

[Lewis]

Break it up, Jimmy.

[Mike]

Break it up.

[Jimmy]

I'm breaking up.

[Lewis]

Is Justin gone? I am in, man.

[Mike]

Guys, guys, don't forget me.

[Jimmy]

I'll be running after you guys.

[Mike]

Tomorrow's Patreon Tuesday. If you guys have not signed up for our Patreon, it's a good time. It's a lot more. What would you call that? Personal?

[Lewis]

A lot more offensive.

[Mike]

You got it? I don't think it gets more offensive than today, but you go ahead, you go into Patreon, then you watch the YouTube through Patreon. So yeah, we'll be Patreon Tuesday will be tomorrow if you can go join our Patreon. We really appreciate it and we'll see you tomorrow 11am Guys.

[Lewis]

Appreciate it.

[Mike]

JV team for life. This is Coke Zero Sugar with real.

[Lewis]

Coca Cola taste and zero sugar. Listen closely, hear those bubbles?

[Mike]

That's the sound of delicious Real Coca.

[Lewis]

Cola taste and zero sugar. Ice cold.

[Mike]

Ah. Cook. Zero sugar.

[Lewis]

Real Coca Cola taste.

[Mike]

Zero sugar.