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You would suck a dick for a million?

No, I did not say that at all.

It's just one suck dick.

I can't do that.

Would you do it?

Yeah, it's for a million dollars.

You can do it for a million bucks.

That's your price.

Would you suck a penis for two million dollars?

No.

What about okay, a hundred?

Dude, I can't do it.

A hundred million.

Okay, now you're speaking a little bit closer.

But you said you do it for a million.

I want to make that very clear.

You said you do it for a million.

I'm talking about it.

Dude, I don't even want to.

Can we move on from that question?

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My guest this week is none other than Aaron Steiny Steinberg, a prominent content creator, entrepreneur, and member of the Nelt Boys, a ragtag collective of like-minded partiers best known for hosting the Fullsend podcast.

Now, if you're not familiar with Fulsend, it's been known to host some of the most influential people in the world.

Elon Musk, Donald Trump, even Jellyroll, making Steiny, by proxy, one of the most important men in America today.

In addition to Folson, Steiny is also a prolific guest on other programs.

In my research, I've watched practically every interview that Steiny's ever done.

Most of them were engaging and humorous, save for one conversation that left me shaken to my core.

So, without further ado,

this.

At first, Nelk's content was an enigma to me.

Partying, drugs, casual sex.

How did this ragtag group of pranksters get access to some of the world's most powerful people?

What do you take away from

Kamala having beer with Stephen Colbert?

Seems like that'd be the well, you know, a lot of people thought it was terrible.

A lot of people said she shouldn't be drinking at all.

She shouldn't be drinking.

She got some other problems.

I needed to investigate further.

The more I watched, the more I started to feel like I knew these young men.

I started rooting for them.

Before long, I was piecing together the puzzle that is the Nelk Boys.

I found myself obsessed with the small details of their relationship.

Were Steve and Steiny fighting?

Bro, it's not about money, it's that you left me this.

Was Jesse still on good terms with Kyle?

Yeah, I kept digging.

Just you using me, bro.

I'm gonna talk about how you got your backstar, bitch.

Why don't you tell the internet right now?

Go ahead, tell them.

Dude, go ahead, tell them.

Dude, tell me.

I don't like when they cut you.

But as they say, some stones are better left unturned.

Adderall, which they refer to as

a Denver Broncos ball boy.

What's up?

You gotta see this.

So I'm full, like I'm Jewish.

Yeah.

Grandma, we say in like Yiddish, it's Bubby and Zaydie.

I don't know if you ever heard of that.

Yeah, I've heard it before.

Yeah, like she was in the camp.

She was in the gas chamber.

How she'd get out.

They didn't.

I can't remember, and I wish I did.

I gotta ask my mom or dad, but something happened where the chamber didn't work that day that she was in there.

That's crazy.

Yeah.

Changes everything.

I don't speak about this very often publicly.

But while I'm a human being first, I also happen to be Jewish.

I grew up hearing horror stories about the Nazi Holocaust, which affected members of my family directly.

Something about Steiny's anecdote on the Bradley Martin Raw Talk podcast stuck with me and it threw my research into chaos.

Before I knew it, I was in dark corners of the internet.

It turns out that there are a lot of people on the internet that claim that everything I thought I knew about the Holocaust is a lie.

But what if they're right?

Did it even happen?

How could we even be sure that there was a World War II?

And most importantly,

what is the link between lifestyle and prank content creators the Nelk Boys and the most vile mass killing in human history?

So I decided to call an expert.

Norman?

Hi, it's Adam Friedland.

How are you?

I just wanted, we have a guest this week.

Are you familiar with Steiney or

do you know Steiney?

Can you spell that name?

S-T-E-I-N-Y.

Aaron Steinberg?

No, I don't know that.

He's a member of a political collective,

the Nelk Boys.

Are you familiar with them at all?

No.

They read that

the culture loop.

But he mentioned that his grandmother was in Auschwitz and

that

she was in the gas chamber, but it didn't work.

Is the current understanding of the Nazi Holocaust

is it in in fact is it is it did it it ha did it it happened?

to my knowledge there's no

uh there's no dispute

there's no dispute on that so I don't think there's much

point

in uh

changing that question

okay I wish you the best mister Friedman uh at uh likewise sir thank you

bye

all right

hello Hello.

Uh, is this uh

are you are you wearing a wire?

No wire.

Alright, you got my messages and stuff.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay.

Um, I was just was there like a day where the it didn't do the gas the in ouch was the it was like broken or so the gas chamber?

Yeah, I mean

it's a part of the historical record that sometimes the gas chambers and stuff like didn't work or broke down, but they blew all that up, so we can't really know for sure.

We just have the records of some people.

But yeah, you know, it could have happened.

I mean, it's supposed to have happened.

Okay.

Uh, but Adam,

yeah, you're like interviewing the Nelk Boys, like Steiny from the Nelk Boys, right?

Yeah, yeah,

yeah, so you're asking me about the Holocaust.

Are you okay?

Yeah, no, I'm no, it's just I'm just following a lead.

You know?

Yeah, but like, you know, are you okay?

Yeah, I'm not.

I'm I mean, I haven't been sleeping much.

It's the Nelk Boys.

What do they have to do with the Holocaust?

It was time to take a long, hard look in the mirror and admit to myself that my hard work had turned into obsession.

I became so obsessed with Aaron Steinberg and the Nelk Boys content that I found myself questioning the historical validity of the worst mass killing in modern history.

I think it was Nobel laureate and Holocaust survivor Eli Wiesel who once said, To forget the dead would be akin to killing them a second time.

And I think we could all take a lesson from that.

Ladies and gentlemen, it is my distinct privilege to welcome from the Nelk Boys Steigne.

Hello.

My brother.

What's good, bro?

How are you?

My brother, welcome to New York, dude.

Dude, thank you.

Good?

That was a great moment, right here.

We got one moment.

How are you?

I'm good, dude.

How are you?

You're at the UFC this weekend?

Straight from Montreal, yeah.

Ringside.

Ringside.

Dana White.

Dana White.

That's your life.

It's my life.

My wife's one of my fathers, bro.

It's like a second dad to me.

How are you going to disrespect your father like that?

I saw

no disrespect to him.

Okay, I'm just saying.

I know, he's huge in my life.

He's a mentor.

Yeah.

Have you had mentors along the way?

Like, people that have dropped knowledge on you?

Like,

you've met a lot of powerful individuals over the years.

Yeah, no, not really, like, mentors.

You never had Trump's, like, tell you, like...

Dude, no.

He never imparted any wisdom on you.

He liked me.

He liked you.

He did look at me and said, I like this guy.

You never said, like, if you had one piece of advice for me, Steiney, from the Delta Boys, what would you do?

No.

No.

No, that's not how you treat Trump.

Really?

You'd kiss his ass if you wanted to like you, bro.

Of course, I would kiss his ass.

I would tell him you look phenomenal.

Yeah, that's all I did was compliment him.

The tariffs,

they're amazing tariffs.

Yeah.

I don't even know what a tariff is.

No, I don't either.

Dude, you're a smart guy.

You definitely know what a tariff is and all this shit.

Yeah.

No, I kind of like, I don't want to know too much these days.

Yeah, exactly.

Everyone talks about politics these days.

I don't like it anymore.

It's so annoying.

Yeah.

I know, but you've had like

big political guests on the show though.

People that have talked to Trump.

Trump three times.

Do you get nervous?

Fuck yeah.

Really?

Yes.

How big is he?

Like size?

Yeah, size one.

He's big.

He's a big boy?

He's a big boy.

Have you met Baron before?

No, he didn't come.

He's like 7'2 or something.

Yeah, he's huge.

We gotta league him.

Yeah, he walks around New York, doesn't he?

I don't know.

He goes to NYU.

We gotta get him in the gym.

Why?

Because

he's a giant that's is one of the biggest boys I've ever seen.

Oh yeah.

Shout out to the brand Happy Dad.

Yeah, you really got him all out here.

On DoorDash, I spent around $250.

Dude, we appreciate that.

It's going straight to you.

Yeah, oh, yeah.

How many points do you have on Happy Dad?

I have a percent.

Really?

Yeah.

Who are you going to sell to?

Saudi.

I don't know.

I feel like Anheuser-Busch or something.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

My friend...

You want to have one with me or no?

Yeah,

I'll have one right now.

I mean, it's like kind of a.

You got two open right behind you, bro.

No, they're not open.

Okay, this is kind of a lifelong dream right now.

I feel like, you know,

having a...

We got you a gift also.

Because I saw an Aiden Ross, he gave Trump like a Tesla.

So I was like,

I wanted to get you something nice.

Where is it?

It's underneath the altar.

Oh.

Oh, okay.

Here, kid, catch.

Open that up.

Can I tear it up?

You like crossed out everything, bro.

Well, no, that's the branding.

You didn't have to tear that, actually.

Dude.

I know.

I've never actually seen one of these.

Yeah, I know.

Dude.

$400,000.

A Richard Millie, or what is this?

Yeah, it is.

It's a Richard Milley.

Dude, you're the man.

I appreciate that.

Seriously.

No one's ever gifted me anything like this.

Really?

Nah.

Steve gave me a Richard Milley last week.

Really?

I swear to God.

I'm sorry, dude.

Sorry, this is not that good.

No, this is really...

Yo, it's a thought that counts, but I really appreciate it.

It's like copy Steve.

Yeah.

Alright, dude, whatever, dude.

Thank you.

What's it like to be friends with such buff guys?

Dude, it's fucking awesome.

Really?

Yeah.

They're all so strong, the guys that you're around constantly.

Yeah, but then you can talk shit to anybody and you're not going to worry about it.

Really?

Yeah.

You do it for protection?

I mean, no one's going to fuck with you if you're with people like that.

Really?

But how do you stand out in that crowd?

That guy, Bradley?

You stay in the back.

Dude, can I be just

a moment of

just reality?

I've watched so much Nilk.

Caleb and I in the studio have watched so much Nilk for the last two weeks.

It's like, you know, like when there's an FBI agent, right?

Yeah.

And I'm like,

I saw your board in the back.

I'm not going to lie, bro.

You saw it?

It looks like you're trying to solve a crime.

There's a board in the back with yarn and shit.

Oh, I saw that.

I don't know if I was supposed to.

I got to the bottom of it.

I saw my dad's photo on there.

You what?

My dad's photos on there.

Yeah, of course.

Like, you went really deep.

I got your brother, your twin bro.

Oh, you got my bro on there, too?

Yeah, yeah.

Oh, damn.

I just want to get Cindy with you guys.

I want to get...

Dude, I don't know if you'd be a good fit.

Why not, dude?

I don't know.

You just don't give me the vibe.

You think that they think I'm pussy?

I think so, yeah.

Really?

I feel like they think you're pussy.

Yeah, but what if you said I'm cool?

You don't think that's like?

My word of me saying that you're cool might not be enough, bro.

You don't think Steve would like me?

I don't know you well enough yet.

I feel like Steve Will do it as kind of the Hassan

Pike air of the right.

Why do you say that?

I don't know.

It just makes sense in my mind.

But what similarities do him and Hassan have?

I don't know.

One's, they're both strong.

Yeah, that's that's they do both have that.

All right, let's get let's get into you.

Okay, okay, okay, because I think that like obviously your life has changed a lot dramatically and pretty quickly, probably.

Yeah, right?

In like what regard?

I mean, you've met the president three times.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I just want to hear you say that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You've had the richest man in the world on your podcast.

You're ringside at the UFC this weekend with Dana White, right?

Like sounds like a dream, dude.

I mean,

your life has definitely changed dramatically, right?

yes your father was a was an attorney also and then he had a lot of athlete clients from yeah he still is he still is yeah and so were you around like a lot of like uh professional athletes growing up yeah

no no trolls broncos yeah i saw you were a ball boy for the broncos jesus bro what the what the fuck how the fuck where did you see that during the jay cutler years i saw that you were a ball boy what the fuck you really do research like that Yeah, I've been studying everything about you for about two and a half weeks now.

God damn.

You saw the picture.

Wait, did you watch football?

Dude, I know everything.

Okay, where did Jay Culler go to college?

Vanderbilt.

Wow, bro.

Yeah, straight up.

Wow.

You ever meet TD?

Who?

Terrell Davis?

The best running back ever for the Broncos?

Yeah, obviously.

You ever met?

30.

You ever meet Eric Cartman?

No.

I would love to, though.

If I can meet anyone, that's what I'd want to meet.

I wish South Park was.

But South Park was probably 20 minutes from me.

Your grandparents, though, they were in the Shoah, from what I understand.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And they were immigrants, so your dad, like, kind of, like, made it as, like, a first-generation Jewish boy.

Yeah, they came to America speaking no English, and then

moved to Colorado, and then my dad went to see you, and then went to law school.

Boulder.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Wild 420 over there.

I went there, too.

Yeah, and so did your brother.

And guess who else did?

Who?

My sister.

Oh, your sister?

Yeah.

Oh, that's sick.

Yeah.

Yeah, of course.

CM my sister.

No, she asked me.

You DM my sister.

She followed me, and I wanted to learn info.

No, I don't even care about that.

Of course, you were at Pi Kappa Phi.

Fuck.

And you had the nickname Xanax.

Wait, whoa.

What?

Whoa.

I want to talk to you a little bit about the Wizard's Chest, though.

What the fuck?

What was yo-yoing class like at the Wizard's Chest?

Dude, there was a yo-yoing phase.

I feel like when I was in like...

Sixth grade.

And there was this place called the Wizard's Chest where you would go for like...

For school.

But it was like a wizard school.

Did they take you out of real school to go to wizard school?

This is like grad school.

And you could walk the dog.

You could.

Dude, I was nice.

And obviously, I had a nice yo-yo set because I was fortunate.

Of course, you went to snowboarding camp at Wendell Snowboarding, and they made you chug a bunch of milk.

Dude, what?

Just chill, bro.

These are like things that I've forgotten about in my life.

I did do that, yeah.

I talked to Livy List,

and she told me about hiding in the garage.

Do you have any info?

Apparently, you never admitted it to your family.

This is black was like really personal.

If I said the name Tommy Smith, what would that be to you?

Oh my God.

Holy fuck.

Tommy Smith was an alias I had when I

was with a

girl and I didn't want her to know my identity.

In high school?

Yeah.

You would say Tommy Smith, and then you would say, of course, that you were in.

In another school, and then I was like, the quarterback of

cornerback.

Tell me the story about your principal trying to run you over with a car.

Okay, so we moved when I was in middle school.

Okay.

And I got a...

I did not go to a private school, but I went to a private school for six months.

Yeah.

Before.

So I'd never gone to a private school.

I went to a private school for six months.

And me and we fucked around.

You know what I mean?

In school.

Yeah, I know.

We caused issues.

That was not smooth the way you opened that at all.

But

what do you think of the taste?

Tastes the wild cherry.

It tastes incredible.

Yeah.

What was it like having a successful dad, though?

Just tough.

Was he a hard ass?

Fuck yeah.

Really?

Yeah.

Dude, I wanted to.

What did he want for you?

Huh?

What did he want for you?

He didn't care about me.

It was all about him.

But

I was paying rent growing up.

No, you're right.

Yeah, I was.

Come on, that's not good.

It was a huge house.

I had to pay rent, dude.

I had to work.

That was what I was taught.

Tough love.

Came home one time with a 3.8 GPA.

And it wasn't.

I have to make a phone call right now.

I'm sorry.

It's like a little.

This is crazy, bro.

I'm sorry, dude.

Okay,

you know what?

I'm actually going to make a phone call, too.

Don't worry about it, dude.

No, I'm making a phone call myself.

No, no, no, no.

Hey, Adam, what up?

Harvey, how are you?

I'm good.

How are you, Adam?

I'm here with your son, Aaron.

Dad, you're a fucking loser.

Let's get down to it.

What do you make of his association with the people that are kind of ushering in this era of fascism currently in this country?

I'm not convinced that

they're ushering fascism in.

I think that Aaron has a good head on his shoulders, and I think that he's trying to do what's right for the country.

And he feels

in the right place.

You're unreal.

He has access to somebody who's a decision maker and if you have that access and you want to try to do the right thing in your mind and have influence upon that decision maker, what better person would you want than Aaron?

It's true.

Yeah.

I just have one last thing to share with you.

Yeah.

He referred to Mr.

Dana White as his real dad.

Well, for all I know, that may be true.

Sir, you're an officer of the court.

He impeached your good name in public.

And after everything you've done for him.

I think maybe he impeached his mother's good name, not mine.

Why is that?

I just think it through.

Well, if Dana White's his father, that would implicate his mother, wouldn't it?

As opposed to me?

You're tearing this family apart.

No, he's too smart, bro.

Fuck.

I would have never thought about that part.

Do you have to have a discussion with your wife, though?

Dad, why are you talking to Adam?

Okay, sir, thank you so much.

This has been a prank this entire time.

I appreciate all your efforts.

Thank you, sir.

Thank you for everything you've done for Aaron, despite the fact that not being loved as a kid, yeah.

Apparently, you're much more appreciative than he appears to be.

Well, I've grown quite close with my father, and

you know, we didn't always see eye to eye.

I felt, hey, I felt like we didn't always see eye to eye.

It's my father you're talking to.

Dad.

Well, I was in the middle of a story.

I will tell you, Adam, for what it's like.

We had an operating theory that...

No, don't cut him off.

This is my dad speaking.

You cut me off while I was talking that story about how my mom died.

Okay, continue.

So what I was going to say, Adam, just for the record.

All right, hurry up.

Give me my 30 seconds of fame, please.

He has a good heart, and he actually, let me correct you.

He is a good man.

He's a man you should be proud of.

I am.

Very much so.

So what's up with you?

All right, dude.

All right, we're good.

Okay, anyway, I'll talk to you later.

Thanks, Harvey.

I'll call you after.

Okay, bye.

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I'm getting better at reading.

How would you describe what Nelk is for like people that aren't familiar?

Like how would you describe your whole it like a originated as like a prank channel.

Yeah.

Turned into a lifestyle brand.

So you started off with the pranks, Kyle and Jesse.

Okay.

They brought on Steve.

Then it turned into like a more of like a party lifestyle travel.

Girls,

frat, boy type shit.

Was there a moment where you felt like your your life had changed?

Yeah.

What was that?

Can you think of one singular moment?

100%, yeah.

I flew to Abu Dhabi with

Dana to go to UFC during COVID.

And we were the only guests allowed at the fight.

Fight Island.

Yes.

Do you remember?

Yeah, I remember that.

Yeah.

It was Khabib's last fight, if you remember.

Are you actually a UFC fan?

The Eagle.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Are you a UFC fan?

I love all the folks.

I would love to take you to a fight, dude.

Yeah, yeah.

Seriously?

Yeah.

I have an extra seat to the Knicks game after this if you want to come.

Really?

Yeah.

How about four?

What?

I bought four seats.

How good seats?

Dude, they are the best you can get.

Really?

They're not on the floor, but they are close to the floor.

I'll tell you that.

Close to the floor?

Well, yeah, it's fucking expensive.

Slivery row?

Yeah.

How much money is you?

Huh?

How much money do I have?

How much money?

How much do I spend on the tickets, or do how much money do I have?

In general.

Net worth.

Let's go back for both.

I'll let you guess.

I'll go band for band with you, yeah.

I don't know, like maybe $250,000?

Okay.

What's so funny about that?

That's amazing, dude.

I'm really, I'm super happy for you.

That's a lot of money to have, dude.

I'm not trolling you.

That's amazing.

It's like what a lawyer makes in his first year.

Yeah.

So you're like at a lawyer's level.

In his

10 years, probably.

Really?

Yeah.

Wait, let's talk about...

So you went to Abu Dhabi with Data White.

My life changed that trip.

Yeah.

Because Bob had anxiety and left.

Because he thought we were going to be fucking with our hands behind our back, tied up in the desert, about to get our heads cut off.

Because he didn't know what the Middle East was like.

And I was like, dude, we're going with Dana.

We had police escorts everywhere.

Like, it was fucking awesome.

So Bob flew all the way there, quarantined for two days, bro.

Really?

And said, hey, bro,

he faked that his dad.

This is fucked up.

He faked that his dad had

an injury.

He had a very common surgery.

As an excuse to the Taliban, he told them that.

As an excuse to that internet injury, he was an excuse to Dana.

You got a person?

Yeah, exactly.

That's what I was saying.

I was like, bro, we fucking own this place.

We're with fucking Dana.

Jesse is the other guy from the Nelk Boys.

Yeah.

He kind of left.

Yeah.

It was a matter of like he couldn't cope with kind of the

that was before my time, but he went, no, but he also went sober.

He went sober.

So he's, fuck, maybe five years, four or five years sober sober now?

Really?

So it's really hard to be around this group if you're going to be sober.

Drinking is a big component of

the scene.

Yes.

Yeah.

Are there days where you just don't want to send it?

Yeah, dude.

Really?

What do you do?

Like, if you have to make content and drink, but you don't want to send it, like, you have to do it?

I fucking fight it, bro.

You fight

not to, or you fight, like, you fight, like.

I fight the urge not to when I fucking drink.

Not to, yeah.

Yeah.

It's kind of like for your job, it's like a little kind of stressful, maybe.

Yeah, it is.

Are the fans annoying?

Like,

like...

No, not at all.

What do you mean?

When you're in public,

do you interface with fans?

Do people approach you a lot?

Yeah.

How big would you say the audience of NELC is, or Full Sense?

Big.

It's big.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Do people ever come up to you, like at a coffee shop, and they're like, yeah, what's up, Adam?

I mean, most people are nice, but some people are like

pretty annoying.

Like annoying, like in what?

I would say like probably less less than 5% of the time.

But they're trying to do like a bit.

What it is is the same with you guys I would imagine.

It's like you guys are a group of friends, right?

Yeah.

You guys are an actual group of friends or you guys have a work for the same business?

I'd say it's a mix of both.

We all live our private lives, but like when we come together, it's like, honestly, it's kind of like a family.

Like even this weekend.

Like everyone knows each other very well.

We all love each other.

But your relationship with these guys is like you're performing it for like an audience right so it's like they it's a it's parasocial right so like people feel like uh when they hear a podcast or something that they're chilling with their boys right yeah but they're a stranger right so like when they approach you they feel like they're your boy right but sometimes it's like bro you're a stranger i mean dude someone fucking pulled up to my sister's place yesterday

like what

saying like yo your sister is saying yo she's a come girl okay let's be careful with that terminology

That's the name of the game.

I'm on some come town podcast.

It's very good.

I get that.

I don't know why she's affiliated with anything, with what you just said.

It's her choice.

It's a free country.

She has no interest in anything what you said, and she's not doing any of that.

Kamala is a good one.

A woman of God, and she fucking does not go anywhere.

She's a woman of God.

Yeah.

What?

Of Judaism?

Yes.

Hashem.

Hashem, dude.

Yeah.

Why do you think?

You see, I brought him.

Where is he at?

Yossi, where are you at?

Yossi.

He's not saying anything.

Yossi

Is it Yossi or Joe C?

It's Yossi.

Oh, he's got headphones in it.

Oh.

You're on a headphones.

Oh my god, you got it.

There's a guy here on this.

I'm shouting you out.

Are you fucking serious?

You brought some guy on headphones to this?

How dare you, bro?

This is an honor and a privilege to be here.

Okay, whoa, don't come up here now.

Yo, Yossi, come on.

We're making a show right now.

How you been?

Yeah.

What's up?

How you been?

What were you listening to?

I was learning some Torah.

Yes, sir.

That's Torah.

You brought a rabbi here.

Yeah, well, I bring.

Oh, okay.

Oh, you played a counter-prank.

No, I did not.

What I do is I prank cost.

I crosses my balance of life.

Are you Jewish?

Me?

Oh, my God.

No, yeah, yeah.

Just hide it.

No, you want to hide it when he comes around, I promise you.

Not Jewish.

Nah, Christian.

Is your mom Jewish?

He's Christian.

No, don't.

Don't ask about my mom.

Yeah.

You sure are.

Are you Jewish?

I can't see you.

Yeah, yeah, I can't.

I'm Jewish on the weekends, but sometimes middle of the week.

Like at the club, you're Jewish?

You're ready now.

Are you Jewish?

No.

Do you want to see a Jewish prayer?

No.

No one wants to see that right now.

I'm going to be honest.

No one.

You brought someone to fill in with us right now?

Oh,

why did you bring one of these?

This is your prank?

No, this is.

This is actually a really good prank.

It's actually a great prank.

Chris, do you want to do it?

No.

You sure?

No, not right now.

I'm doing a show.

This is my business.

Yeah, that's actually the best thing of all.

Oh, my God.

You brought him in.

i wish how do you know this guy i wish i was crazy your handler i met him on melros in la he said we gotta wrap to fill right now the most odd they don't give up yeah they don't give up the most out they're pulling the strings in the white house last week yeah exactly yeah

what were you doing in the white house sir the same thing i want to do with you to fill in yeah with who stephen miller a few people there

he already could be named you know what you you know what you tell them you already rapped today i tell no when i when they

i say i already did it when they say are you jewish on the street i say i i tell them that i'm on mushrooms that doesn't like stop us yeah that's not gonna stop this kid are you fucking kidding me you guys nothing stops you no you need a better response than you the fact that nothing stops me oh my god

why'd you do it yosi chill chill i'm not even kidding sit down i'm taking him to the next game so you're it's also actually we have to go with him

i thought we were going with a like uh just we'll sit i'll sit between you two you know i thought we were going with freaking you know like teela tequila or kind of i don't know is she still around i'm trying to think of hot girls.

I can't.

Tila Tilaman, bro.

I haven't heard that name in 10 years.

I thought we were going with girls, dude.

Yeah, we are.

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All right,

let's talk about like,

you know, like you have a newfound fame, right?

Obviously, you were like a normal, you were a college student, and then you were like gambling online, and then you met this guy in LA, and then he got scared of Muslim people or something, and then you like.

I didn't say that you're not going to be able to do that.

You met Steve Will Dooit.

You met Steve Will Do It.

Well, he got scared of the Middle East, and then you met Steve Will Doo.

I mean, this is a crazy series of events, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

This is like, like, a ton of these things have to happen

in a perfect timing for you to find yourself meeting President Donald Trump three times.

Yeah.

Right?

Like, so

Trump Force won too, so probably four, but yeah.

Trump Force won.

No one to really go to the next one.

What's that?

Trump Force won.

Well, he got a new one from.

Well, he also has Air Force One.

Now he's two.

Okay.

I don't know.

I'm not.

Okay.

Anyway, you met the president four times.

Yeah.

Okay.

But like, there has to be some sort of like kind of like emotional.

You're chugging dads, dude.

Dude, I need one more, bro.

You love it.

Just hand me one more, no?

Okay, yeah, here.

Thank you, bro.

Yeah, there has to be like a...

I'm not sure if I'm doing Trump, yeah.

Like, there's a moment from...

You can,

where you feel like.

Have you had a moment where you feel like you've dispensed with your own privacy and then you had to establish a sense of privacy again?

Like.

Like, you mean in the middle?

No one's ever used to a lot of people knowing who they are, right?

And then it happens, and then you have to figure out how to navigate life.

Yeah, no, I learned that.

Yeah.

So now I just have my sister who you've spoken to.

No.

No one has any boundaries anymore.

Your sister, uh.

No one has any boundaries, by the way.

I shouldn't have told you she was a fan.

But

now I live in a home in L.A.

And I just put one of my best friends in there.

Two of my best friends in there.

Yeah, he's in the Marines.

Bro.

You're fucking crazy, dude.

What are you talking about?

Okay, go ahead.

He's a former Marine.

Is there a moment where it felt like it got too hot, right?

Yeah, in in Brickle in Miami.

In Miami.

When we were hanging out with like 6'9.

Oh, yeah.

Me and Steve.

You've like interacted with a lot of...

I was 6'9, dude.

Well, I'm not a big fan of jazz.

Got it.

Yeah.

Me either.

You've interacted with

a lot of musicians as well.

Yeah.

Like rappers.

A lot.

Yeah.

And like,

you know, what was...

I mean, like,

you don't seem like a guy.

Have you been to the studio before?

Like a studio session?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Like with who?

I was there when

what's his name?

When they made a.

Okay, so you haven't been, but you.

Like, you would feel like...

I think you'd be really out of place if you went, but

you should just go and just see the vibe.

Wait, you're acting like you're different than me.

I don't think we're similar.

No, you're

similar, but you're acting like you're different.

I am not acting like you're different.

Why?

Because I'm wearing a fabulous suit right now.

No,

I debuted for you, that I want to look gorgeous for you.

You look good.

I'm just saying it's like, it's a different vibe over there.

No, I'm saying us as guys.

Yeah.

You're the Adam of Full Send Podcast.

Meaning I'm you of the Full Send Podcast?

Yeah,

you're the bug.

I don't know about that.

I'm going to take that as disrespect.

No, no, it's not disrespect.

We all play a role, and they're all very important, and apparently.

You do a great job.

I'm just saying.

If I walked into a studio session and I saw you there, I'd be like, you're the engineer.

What would you do?

Or, like, you're doing the beats.

Like, you're not there hanging out.

You'd be

like a fan.

Like, I wouldn't assume you were like with the guys.

So you walk into the studio session, they're like, I want you to be.

He's here to rap.

No, they're like, dude, this guy's in the squad.

I'm there to fucking.

They think of you as an entourage?

Yes, I'm an entourage member.

Well, you're a turtle, obviously.

Yeah.

I would be a Vince.

No, I don't think so.

I think I would be Vince if we were a squad and we're in the hills.

Have people offered you drugs?

Like today?

No, I mean since you've become famous.

Yeah,

a lot.

Really?

Yeah.

Surprised not one in your crew day, but yeah.

A lot of people have.

Here?

Yeah.

Where are you going to get drug?

There's a lot of people.

From the Yossi?

No, Yossi's not got nothing, trust me.

I know.

Yeah, he has to.

I know.

He has to fill in.

Yeah.

How do you like conceive of like what the your platform is, right?

Like, because at this point you you have have like a massive reach like you have like a tremendous amount of powerful people that you're interacting with

like how does one prepare like when you have Trump coming on the show or Elon Musk like how did you prepare for that type of like opportunity for Elon

I probably took like 30 milligrams of Adderall really and then just watch like

four or five different podcasts he'd done you watch four podcasts

like I don't know like a lot of shit that he's done on YouTube for like four or five hours.

And then in my head, I was like, all right.

Yeah.

Really?

Yeah.

And then for Trump, I just was like, fuck it, I'm going in there and whatever.

Do you like look at your outfit in the mirror before you go to meet Donald Trump?

Nah.

He made a comment about that.

About your fit?

Mine and Kyle's when we went on Trump Force.

What did you say?

Like, you look like we.

Thanks for dressing up for the occasion.

Oh, he sunned your ass.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You thought that was a compliment?

No, I thought it was disrespectful.

You took that as a compliment.

I took it as disrespect.

Happy dad fit.

Happy dad hat.

Happy dad hoodie.

I told him you wear the same thing every day, bro.

I'm switching it up.

You disrespected our president?

That was respectfully.

The sitting president of the United States?

I said respectfully, sir.

Yossi keeps going in and out right now.

He's got to wrap somebody in the hallway, bro.

Why did you bring this

Amish to my family?

Dude, I actually regret it.

I'm sorry.

What about your platform is attracting some of the most powerful people in the world?

Like, when you look at it, like, you're like, why does Trump why does like JD Vance Elon

Probably I don't know like

Yeah

Little Uzi Vert probably

came on no he hasn't come on but yeah, someone like that like

I dude.

I think it's just the the views and the content that we put out like the views are good and so they see value in them collabing with us and the content's funny so they like it.

Yeah.

Would you have someone on the show that who ideologically you felt opposed to?

Yeah, fuck yeah.

But like, like, so you had Candace Owens on the show, for instance, right?

Now I probably wouldn't.

That was, that collab I did with her and Lily Phillips was probably eight months ago.

You did it with the lady that had sex with all those people?

And her at the same time.

What is the world?

That's fucking good content, Adam.

That's what that is.

And Candace Owens went on that too?

Yeah, it was me, her, and Candace.

How did that come about?

I've been talking to Lily, nothing to do with anything sexual.

Just like very professional.

Not a run.

But she did come to my house and I didn't do it.

She came to your house?

Yeah, I didn't do it.

Okay, but yeah.

How are you, Candace Owens and Lily Phillips collabo?

Because I just was talking to Lily and I was like, who could I put with her that would make this the craziest collab of all time?

And then I just thought of Candace Owens.

And Candace, Candace was like, I'm down?

Yeah.

One day's notice, she was like, I'm in.

Let's do it.

On one day,

she hopped on a plane for that?

No.

It was a Zoom call.

Because Lily lives in, I think, the UK.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

She has a British accent.

Yeah.

You're familiar with her shit.

I don't watch pornography.

That's a lie.

I think it's too contrived.

Oh, really?

You don't watch it at all?

No, I just like love, like, making love and stuff.

Me too.

I love that, but you don't ever go on or check anything out?

No, I'm 38 at this point.

Oh, okay.

Yeah.

It felt like lying to myself when I was watching it all the time.

Yeah, yeah.

How much porno

do you consume on a regular basis?

Probably like a video or two a week.

One or two a week?

Yeah.

That's a mature amount, actually.

That's mature.

That's like you're in your 30s?

Yeah.

I think that's, yeah, that's kind of like you're growing up.

Five years ago, it was probably like four or five a week, so I was really cutting.

Four or five a week?

At 25?

Yeah.

Come on, bro.

Oh, you were more than that?

I mean,

we were having relationships with these people.

No, I was like, yeah, I'm being honest, four or five a week.

Actually, to be honest with you, yeah, like I live with

I live with my fiancé, so I'm like,

you know, in a practical sense, I can't just like watch.

It'd be like, what?

Am I going to go jerk off in the other room?

And you're not sneaking out and watching the hub at all?

For porn?

Yeah.

I don't think so.

It's still that exciting for you, five years in?

I think having sex with a woman is disgusting at this point.

Yeah, I love that.

Let's go.

You know, you're like waiting for your penis penis to fill up with blood and get hard, and then you're waiting for her vagina to get goopy and wet, and then

you like have intercourse with her, and then you're like, what's her even, what's her last name?

Like, I don't know this person.

It's so intimate.

It's so biological.

Yes.

Have you ever felt that way?

No.

You never have post-nut clarity?

No, I do have that.

So what do you have?

That's common.

You're like, where's my car?

Where's your Uber at?

Or yo, I gotta do this meeting.

Like, yeah, I have that.

fake phone call.

Have you ever put a girl in an Uber pool after sex?

No.

That's disrespect.

That's disrespect.

If you have a political guest,

do you feel like a need to deeply understand politics before you have them on?

Or do you just like...

Yeah, no, it's a sincere question.

I'll tell you what.

No.

Really?

Yeah.

Because if they want to see that shit, they can go watch Fox News or CNN.

Fuck News?

Fox News or CNN, Sorry.

They can go watch Fuck News?

No, Fox News or CNN.

But I think that if they come on in the podcast and you get to actually see them as a person,

it's different.

So I don't want to sit there with Elon or Trump or whoever and talk all politics the entire time because that's already out there.

But if you get to see him as

a person, it's...

You're seeing a different side of someone that's famous for something else.

That's why I think Trump won the election because you got to see who he was as a person.

Yeah.

People started to change his life.

He seemed more authentic to people.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Which is good.

Yeah, I think like, to, I mean, it's probably, it's definitely true.

It's definitely true that him doing Nilk was more useful than Kamala having

like Oprah or Beyonce on stage, probably at this point.

Yeah.

Well, he also did.

He also had Joe Rogan, though.

What?

Rogan and Theo and like all the, you know, all these places.

Like, it's kind of the media has changed, and you've kind of been part of it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You've been cracking dads the whole time.

Yes, sir.

You're basically.

I had a few before the interview with him.

You only drink dads.

No.

No.

No, I drink tequila too.

I don't know.

Like, um,

if someone is like a powerful person, like, like Zuckerberg's going on Rogan and stuff, right?

And like Zuckerberg, everyone's like, this guy's a bitch.

He's a weirdo, right?

Like, boo.

And then, like, and then, like, he puts on a chain and he gets muscles.

And now he's like, everyone's like, actually, he's fire.

Right?

It's crazy, but that'll do, right?

Like, do you think that, like, like, he's clearly doing it, you know, for a share price?

He's not, like, doing it because now he likes muscles.

No.

Or now he has muscles and chains.

Like, he's doing it because it's a branding opportunity.

100%.

And do you, like, if someone's trying to use your platform in that way, like,

do you ever have a thought?

You're like, yeah, this guy's just trying to, like,

some guest is like a weird freak and they're trying to use us to seem normal.

I mean, if it's Zuckerberg?

I'm not saying if it's Zuckerberg.

I'm saying, like, you know,

I'm not, and I'm not, this is a hypothetical.

Like, I'm not saying it's zero.

Wait,

let me just respond.

If he has a chain and muscles, does that change who he is?

Or does it just change his look?

Yeah, he gets on Rogan now.

He would have done, I mean, yeah, he wants to go on Rogan with a different look, but it's not going to change his, like, who he is.

Has anybody ever offered you, like, one of those guys to come on your show and they'll pay you?

Yeah, a lot.

Bezos.

No, not like that, but just like a random guy or anything like that?

To pay me to do this show?

Yeah.

Most certainly not.

Oh, okay.

Yeah.

I've had, I don't know, you?

Who else have we had?

Scumback Vinny?

Who else?

Have people offered like a

Do do people offer like a a big bag to like do full-sign podcasts?

Yeah.

And you've accepted?

No.

No.

And to just do like a reel with me and shit like that?

And I've said no.

You don't do that?

Spawn con?

No.

What's your number though?

A lot.

Like, honestly, I don't even think I would do it.

For what?

I don't think I would do it at all.

What about a million?

Yeah, done.

So you would.

For a million?

Fuck fuck yeah.

You would suck a dick for a million?

No, I did not say that at all.

It's just one suck dick.

No.

It's a million dollars.

I can't do that.

Would you do it?

Yeah, it's for a million dollars.

You can do it for a million bucks.

That's your price.

What?

We could actually probably find somebody that would do that.

No one's going to give you a million dollars that

suck their penis.

I think someone would pay me that.

If they could film it, then I could do it.

How does it change your life if you suck one penis for a million dollars?

Well, is it filmed or not filmed?

I don't know.

I don't think so.

If it's it's filmed and they can take that out there, then for porn?

Yeah, then they could probably

do porn in general.

No, I wouldn't.

I've already thought about it.

Yeah, but like, if it's just one penis, suck,

I don't think it changes anything other than the fact that I have a million dollars.

Would you suck a penis for $2 million?

No.

What about $5 million?

No.

$5 million is so much money.

I can't do it for a bat.

What about, okay, $100 million?

Dude, I can't do it.

$100 million.

Okay, now you're speaking a little bit closer.

Okay.

Yeah.

But you said you do it for a million.

I want to make that very clear.

You said you do it for a million.

I'm so much money.

I'm at the 100 million.

I'd rather have to do it.

I want to send my kids to college one day.

I'm getting engaged and stuff.

I'm just going to fucking probably be in debt with just that.

Does that mean that that's...

How many kids do you want to have?

What is it change?

It's not expensive.

What does it actually change if you...

That you have to live with the fact, if you're a straight man, that you still went and did that for money?

Yeah, but who cares?

It's a nice

$100.

I would not.

If I had it, I wouldn't take you to the next game.

If I was

you would feel like in pain the rest of your life?

Yeah, bro.

Why?

Because you said

for a million dollars you sucked one penis?

Unless I was blacked out.

Then like maybe.

I'll think about it.

If like if I was really hammered.

So if you were date fed, you would.

What are you talking about?

Can we move on from that question?

Do you believe in like a

specific thing?

Like a woman's right to choose?

Yeah.

And like Trump kind of was kind of affiliated with like kind of

taking away that right from women in this country in a lot of places.

Yeah.

I don't know.

Like, does it like, do you ever feel like you're like, it's just for the bag?

Or like, do you, come on, there's, there is like a little bit like, I don't know.

He's, he's, Trump is running for president.

You guys are cool.

He's trying to seem cool.

Yeah.

But like, if that results in like maybe, I don't know, it's, there's a weird calculus and it's like moral like uh here I'll answer that I think

you get caught up in

Not only what's gonna do really well for the views But also we I support Trump our whole team supports Trump.

Uh-huh.

But like we did a collab with Andrew Tate a month ago.

Yeah.

And I got a lot of backlash from that.

Because you stood up for Tristan.

I didn't stand up for him.

No, because I did a video with one of the brothers, Tristan.

Tristan Tate.

Yeah.

But like that, there comes a backlash with that.

But you get kind of caught up in the moment on what's going to do really well right now.

There's like a backlash from who?

From people that are

that are against Andrew Tate.

Yeah.

Really?

How did that manifest?

Like, what was the backlash there?

I just did a video and then people were like, how the fuck are you associating with a guy like that?

You know, he has all these things.

It was just comments or it was like...

Comments, DMs.

Did it have like a

personal people that I know?

Your mom got mad at you.

No, she didn't.

Has your mom?

She got mad at me for Trump.

She got mad at you for Trump.

She didn't talk to me for like...

Six months?

Six, maybe eight months.

Ooh.

Yeah.

Trump.

I know.

It was tough.

How did you patch it up with your mom?

My parents would be so mad at me if I was

sending it with him.

We can't have.

They would hang it.

He doesn't drink.

You know, he's sober.

I know.

He's never drank.

Okay, so he doesn't send it.

Well, sending it in terms of a collaborative opportunity, sending it by chilling.

We didn't.

I don't know.

We didn't talk for eight months.

Eight months?

Yeah.

How did you patch things up with your mom?

So that we can't talk politics anymore.

Then I bought her a house.

Really?

Yeah.

In Vegas.

Yeah.

Yeah.

What the fuck?

How do you know?

Yeah.

What the fuck is wrong with you, bro?

Here, you want me to read your last questions?

No, I want to ask you.

I want to say a name to you.

Okay.

Timmy Dieters.

Who's that?

I think you know who it is.

I actually don't.

I think you do.

Who is it?

Damn, bro.

Yes, I do know who that is.

His name is Timmy.

Yeah, Timmy Dieters.

Is that the actor's name or the character's name?

That wasn't the name of the character.

Stop acting coy.

Timmy Dieters.

Okay.

What about this?

Who is this gentleman?

He played shortstop in the bad news bears.

And who did he get this rollover?

Me.

In the Billy Bob Thornton reboot of the Bad News Bears.

Yeah.

Dieter stabbed you in the back.

He got me.

He shanked you.

Because I definitely outread that kid.

You did?

Yeah.

He's got headphones on still?

Yeah.

Dude, he's watching The Hub.

No, he's not.

You know what he's watching.

He's watching Khalifa hit John.

No, I was thinking of Bella Danger, but yeah, no.

What?

Nothing?

No, now we're good.

Go back to it.

Do you ever worry that a girl...

Wants Steiny but doesn't want Aaron?

Yeah.

Yeah.

But they meet Steiny and then they hang out with Aaron for like a week or two and then they just

fall in love.

So you inhabit Steiny?

Yeah, use Steiny to reel him in and then they meet Aaron and then they're like, fuck, this guy's awesome.

When is the moment that you introduce Aaron?

Like

one-on-one, like deep talks.

Like when I get to actually want to know you.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So you use like the

can't get into this restaurant fucking flashy lifestyle to reel him in and then, yeah, dude, can you have a ticket piss?

Is that cool?

I've had like fucking four of these.

I've had three plus two in the trash.

Can I go to the bathroom?

One more moment.

It feels like in this country right now,

that we're ushering in kind of a Weimar Republic

situation.

What do you make of that statement?

No comment on that one.

After this term, would

I vote for Trump for the third term?

So you're going to ask?

Yeah.

No.

Would you accept a cabinet position?

Yes.

Fuck yeah.

Hell yeah.

What would you be?

I don't know.

I'd have to think about that.

I'd have a new position.

Doggy?

There we go.

My God.

Bye, everyone.

Let's go.

My God.

Thank you.

The wizards?

What do you mean?

You want to come?

You don't have an exercise.

I haven't bought them yet.

I'm not a buying right now.

I've been to the White House.

I've been on Aiden Ross's stream.

I've been everywhere from the White House to Aiden Ross's stream.

That's in the White House.

I'm in the West going to the White House.

I was with Brian Cohen, the CEO of Gee stop.

Really?

I had to meet Mar-a-Lago three weeks ago.

What was it like there?

I've been there a bunch of times.

No, no, I can't right now.

I can't right now.

Why?

What are you busy with?

What?

Stop it.

No, I don't want to.

You're part of the stream.

I really don't.

Come on.

I don't want to get on the show.

So, can I trouble you to stand up?

I know how to do it.

So take off the jacket.

Let's do this.

Let's do it for you.

I really don't want to do it.

We're doing it for God.

Hashem?

Who?

Menachem Schneerson?

Nope, God.

Baruch?

Laniyach.

You sound like Larry David now.

Yeah.

I'm sick of that.

I'm also with Larry David.

You know Larry David?

Can you call him?

I've spoken to him.

I'm not in direct contact with him at the moment.

This guy's more religious than me.

No, no, don't, don't, don't.

You're putting this online?

Whatever you want, you make the film.

He's posting it online.

I don't need a post on this.

That's all I wanted.

Now say thank you, God, and pray.

Special prayer between you and God.

Rap board asked me to pray for the next, so God willing.

Oh, that'll work.

All right, thank you.

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