401 - Secret Service Sloped Roof Party

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My president has COVID.

My president has COVID.

My strong leader has COVID.

He's sick.

He's sick.

He's sick.

He's sick.

What are you going to do about it?

We wish him well.

Langley is trying to get rid of everybody. Langley is trying to wipe the slate clean.
The darlings at Langley want everybody out. They want everybody out.
They're trying to just fucking clean house. Biden now has COVID.
Who coughed on him? Which billionaire sent someone to cough on Biden? He has COVID. How would you even tell that he has COVID, by the way? How would he tell? He definitely did not report his symptoms.
He has no idea what's going on.

There's no way he woke up and knew he had any symptoms.

Is this a video of him?

This is him.

I think like the day or the day before that the COVID diagnosis came out and

he just word salad.

If you were to have continue to run and be officially nominated,

what happens if you have another episode like we saw during the debate?

What happens if you have another performance on that level?

I don't plan on having another performance on that level.

Yeah, you get it, get it.

It's Scranton Joe.

It's Scranton Joe. It's Scranton Joe.
Now the Secret Service is out there saying that they didn't put anybody on that roof because it was sloped. The head of the Secret Service, Kim Cheadle, I believe her name is, is out there saying we didn't put anybody on the roof because it was sloped.
You can get that up. That insane reasoning.
And the slope of that roof, by the way, it's the slightest pitch. You easily would have gone on that roof to smoke weed as a teenager.
It would not have stopped you. The slope of that roof would have stopped no one.
If you were getting a blowjob on that roof, you would have been on the roof. If somebody had weed on the roof, you would have been on the roof.
That is not a sloped roof. By the way, there are secret surfers.
There are secret surfers everywhere. There are secret service snipers on a sloped roof.
They're lying to people now like it's like Dr Dr. Seuss where it's like a nursery rhyme, you know, they're like, we were, we were going to put someone on the roof, but they said, nope, because the roof was sloped.
So we couldn't do anything at all because the secret service agents might fall. It's there.
It's nursery rhymes. They're not even trying anymore.
This is literally one of the most offensive lies I've ever heard that the roof sloping was the reason that they did not clear the roof. They also came out and blamed the local cops.

They tried to throw them under the bus.

They were like, well, we're the Secret Service,

but we still need the local cops, the local bumpkin cops.

Those guys, it's their fault.

It's the local bumpkin cops,

which would have done a better job than the Secret Service

because we would imagine and hope

that the local cops weren't like the Secret Service

in on the plot.

They were in on it.

They might not have known, not all of them,

but if you follow the things,

it's very hard to dismiss the idea or the notion

that this was somehow in in some way, allowed to happen.

This is a massive security breach, failure by the Secret Service.

And they are, the reasons that they are giving for this are an insult to your intelligence.

And I don't even care how dumb you are.

And there's a lot of people out there that are incredibly dumb. Let's watch this woman who, by the way, can we convict by look and facial expression and cadence and tone? Uh, judge, uh, we are submitting into evidence.

Look, facial expression, cadence and tone. Here is Kim Cheadle, who is giving the very plausible explanation for why the Secret Service allowed a guy to climb on a roof and then shoot at the president.

By the way, 30 minutes earlier, they were told of this guy.

We'll go into all of that.

But let's watch this very guilty woman first.

That building in particular has a sloped roof at its highest point.

And so, you know, there's a safety factor that would be considered there that we wouldn't

want to put somebody up on a sloped roof. And so, you know, the decision was safety factor that would be considered there that we wouldn't want to put somebody up on a sloped roof.

And so, you know, the decision was made to secure the building from inside.

What?

There was a safety reason that we didn't want to put somebody on the sloped roof because they fall.

If someone's on a sloped roof, they fall, they hurt their knee.

That's not even a building that falling off.

It would kill you.

You might not even break your leg.

This is the end. If someone's on a slope roof, they fall, they hurt their knee.
That's not even a building that falling off, it would kill you.

You might not even break your leg.

This is the craziest thing.

Here's a, what is this, a TikTok?

That guy does a TikTok of an hour before the shooting.

This guy, Matthew David Crooks, is just walking around, I don't know,

this building, like dancing with a gun or something. Let's just see what he was doing.
What is going on? What is going on? You can see like a scarecrow, like something out of a fucking A24 movie. He's a zombie walking around the outskirts of the building.
Look at this guy. This is crazy.
Are you telling me that's not suspicious? That's the most suspicious thing I've ever seen in my life. If everybody is engaged in this rally and we're all looking one way, okay, and they're doing whatever they're doing, you know, you know, make America great again.
They're doing the chant. They're getting down.
They're doing the dance. They're doing the call and response, whatever is going on.
And then one guy is wandering around the perimeter looking at his feet.

What the f- This guy-

Now I'm going to get in trouble for saying this.

Now.

Because people are going to think I've lost my mind or I'm out of control.

I want you to play this again.

Does this guy seem like he's in his right mind?

Is this guy under the influence of some type of mind control? What's going on here? What's happening? I'm not trying to say that he's some MKU mind control victim, although many of our shooters have been. I'm just saying it looks odd.
And the idea that they come out and go, well, it was on a sloped roof and we couldn't do anything because we wouldn't want any of our agents to what slide down the sloped roof and fall. It's the craziest thing I've ever heard.
Also, they were told about this guy like 20 to 30 minutes before the shooting. They were given an indication that this guy was around.
And he's got no social media. And the only things people say about him are that he was lonely and he was bullied.
And he tried to get into a gun club club but he couldn't because he wasn't a good shot at his school oh here he is is this him yeah this is him uh talking to kids in class a couple years ago saying he's got a 10 inch penis okay let's see this I'm 6 foot 4. I go to Stanford University.
I have a 10-inch penis. I go to Stanford University.
I have a 10-inch penis. So, by the way, they're looking at his phones down.
They're trying to get all the info. And, you know, there's all these terabytes of data they're breaking down to try to discern a motive.
They't have any motive why this guy tried to shoot the president shot the president right he shot his ear um and they're saying now that they just you know are trying to put some stuff together but they said like preliminary reports are coming out and they're saying that like well he was interested in high profile people regardless of politics and stuff like that which is kind of everybody everybody's interested high profile people. That's literally everyone on the internet reads stories about high profile people.
So again, it's a weird thing. Thomas Matthew Crook's parents were licensed social workers.
By the way, I'm telling you right now, every social worker I know is a sick person who has a God complex and has a fetish who is really, really sick.

Everyone I know, and I'm not trying to be rude,

but I'm saying that every social worker I know, it does not help anyone

and barely tries to.

They like tragedy.

They hunt it down.

They find it.

They want to be in it. They love it.
They love going into a dirty house where kids are getting beat and not helping those kids. That's every social worker I know.
They are lazy people that enjoy chaos and hell. And that's what they do.
And I know that people are going to hate that. And they're going to go, no, they do a lot of good work, actually, you fat fuck.
They do a lot of good work. Do they? Do they? Do they? No, they don't.
Most of them don't. Most of them literally show up to a house with a clipboard and go, what's up? Did they beat you again yesterday? Yep.
All right. Make a little note of it.
And then they leave. And then they walk out.
They do nothing. And those are the people we want to replace the cops with oh yeah what did they do they raped him beat you i'm sorry oh sorry i put it in the file raped and beaten on wednesday at two o'clock do you think it was two o'clock was the rape at two and the beating was throughout the rape and then after beating after rape and.
And they just lack, they can't do anything to help anyone.

And I'm not saying they're bad people.

Many of them, I don't know, might be.

But I'm saying they can't do anything.

So there's something about a job where all you do is witness horror and you're powerless to help it.

That concerns me that people even like doing it.

It's very weird.

They're powerless to help and they keep showing up to see the horror.

It's straight.

It's like if doctors couldn't operate on anyone.

Thank you. It's very weird.
They're powerless to help, and they keep showing up to see the horror. It's straight.
It's like if doctors couldn't operate on anyone, and they just wanted to hang out around the hospital just to hang out with sick people. So Matthew Thomas Crooks, Thomas Matthews Crooks, parents were social workers.
They were licensed social workers. Among the swirling unanswered questions about what drove a 20-year-old Pennsylvania man to very nearly kill the former president.
By the way, how about what drove the Secret Service to not be on the roof? Like, why don't we focus? And I know that there's a bunch of articles about that, but you can see this narrative emerging where they're like, what was this kid? How have we failed him as a society? How have we failed him? What did we? And it's like, guys, I'm really much more concerned with why the Secret Service wouldn't put a guy on a slightly pitched roof. Why that they didn't do anything about this guy having been, people have pointed this guy out to them.
They didn't do anything about it. Matthew Brian Crooks and Mary Elizabeth Crooks,

residents of Bethel Park, Pennsylvania,

hold active licenses as professional social workers.

Records from the Pennsylvania Licensing Verification Service

indicate that both have been licensed in 2002.

These people are not talking to the press.

Yeah, they're not talking to the press. Yeah, they're not talking to the press.
Interesting. Nobody's coming out and there's a few of his classmates that are saying stuff.
A few of his classmates are coming out and being like, yeah, man, he sucked. Let's look at it.
Let's watch him. Oh, here they are.
Let's watch some of his classmates. In what way can you explain? Um, I mean, he would sit alone at lunch.
I mean, he was just an outcast and you know how kids are nowadays. So they're going to see someone like that and they're going to target him because they think it's funny or whatever.
So it's the best way I can describe it. And it's honestly kind of sad.
Like, I don't want to say this is what provoked it, but you never know. You said it was a little...
By the way, they just handed him that index card. They're like, and perfect.
Thank you very much. They're like, and can we go to the next kid? The next kid's like, well, I didn't know him that well, but it's a shame the availability of guns in this country.
I'm not saying that's what provoked it, but the Secret Service is very brave and I'm happy to have them. By the way, that thing, I mean, I don't want to go full fucking Sandy Hook here, but, like, this is odd.
Like, this just is odd where this guy's like, he was a lonely kid. That's sad.
I'm not saying that's what provoked it, but it's like, what is this? You're all outcasts. You're all outcasts.
Look at you. Yeah.
I want to say he was a loner more because he was just, he was quiet like he was just bullied like he was bullied so much so much this was high school yeah do you remember at all what they said to him or called him no he was just made fun of I, for the way he dressed or his appearance.

And cut.

Very good.

Now, you're doing great.

We like you.

When you deliver the line about his appearance, look away.

It's very, it's very, yes, yes.

When you deliver the line, it's he was bullied, and then we're going to ask you what,

and, you know, you want to say something fine, but you don't have to. You can say you don't remember.
But then you're going to say something about for his appearance. Okay? And then look away.
We're going to take this one more time. Okay? Everybody, speed.
We're ready. And go.
I mean, it's just, it's. I'm just kidding.
Everything's fine. Everything's fine.

My president has COVID. Secret Service director chased out by officials amid calls to resign.
People really want this woman out. They want her out.
They're going, get out. So let's watch this.
A lot of videos today. It's a lot of multimedia folks.
We're in the heat of it. We're in the throes of it.
This is the Secret Service

director

and

people are unhappy with her.

This is exactly what you were doing today.

This was an assassination

attempt. You owe the

people answer.

Who's that? Is that Marsha Blackburn?

Yes, yeah. Oh, wow.
She's spunky. Tennessee? Interesting.
Interesting. This is exactly what you were doing today.
This was an assassination attempt. You owe the people.
Yeah, they're going to, I mean, like Alex said on the show, it's like, I feel like if this was what it looks like it was, this won't be the end of it, tragically. And I'm hoping that, obviously, we don't want any, you know, more craziness to happen.
But by the way, do you know that they've already apprehended a guy at the RNC that had explosives, a guy with a knife, they're already apprehending these. I mean, it's like they're coming out of the woodwork now.
There's a lot of different people. People have been arrested at the RNC, showing up with weapons, you know, showing up.
Yeah, armed man in ski mask, arrested while approaching Republican National Convention perimeter in Milwaukee. You know, he was armed, a man armed with an AK-47 pistol and wearing a ski mask, was arrested on Monday just blocks from the FISER forum where the Republican National Convention is being held in Milwaukee.
Inside the bag, police found the gun and a full magazine. His intentions were unclear.
So by the way, it's crazy pandemonium out there. And by the way, when you talk to people about this, people are remarkably calm.
And obviously I'm not saying we all have to lose our minds, but it is interesting. People are very disconnected.
People are like, wild times. Like that's the most you're getting out of normies about any of this.
They're like, wild times. Wild times out there.
And you're like, well, maybe it requires more analysis than that. Well, there's some wild times happening.
Well, I don't know. I don't know if that's the only thing we should say about it.
But here this guy is. And they're coming.
They're just coming out of the woodworks. And they've got AK-47s and knives and guns and explosives and they're all just showing up.
They're all just showing up. And I, you know, hopefully none of this is a plot.
None of it's coordinated. None of these people are, you know, I'm hoping that that's the case.
That would be lovely. But we have the most egregious failure of security.
We have the Secret Service. This is, remember, it's like when Epstein died and they came out and they were like, the guards fell asleep.
Remember that? It was like their whole, they were like, the guards fell asleep. They were tired.
And you go, wait, but there's cameras. Well, they stopped stopped working it's like they used to put so much work into lying to what now there's no work being put into the lies that should offend you the most the roof was sloped what do you expect us to do it's like bitch wait hold on that's the fuck it's really amazing that they don't put any work into the lying.
They don't put any work into the fucking lying anymore. Man, they used to really come up with fucking good lies.
It would take years and journalists to unravel these lies. Now they just, I mean, it's like, it's just completely insane what they'll get away the camera stopped working everybody fell asleep that's what happened the roof was sloped move on yes he was just everybody was enjoying the rally and then there was this zombie guy with an ak-47 walking around but nobody noticed him really people saw him and yelled about it but we didn't know what to do We relied on the local cops and it was a sloped roof.
So we couldn't put anyone on there. We couldn't clear it.

Shut up. The president's healthy.
Everything's fine. The president is fine.
Joe Biden is fine.

He's doing well. Now, I don't know how these plots work.
I've read lots of books about these things,

but I don't really know. I don't know how these things happen.
But I imagine that this Secret Service woman looks, you can see in her face, by the way, and I'm not saying anything negative about her, but you can see in her face that there's some deep conflict, not that picture, but when she's talking to,

who was that, Lester Holt?

Who was she on the thing with?

An ABC reporter.

Whatever.

Well, when she's talking to him, you can see she's clearly,

there's conflict.

Play that again.

Play that clip again.

I want you to look at her.

There is something to be gained sometimes from just looking at someone and taking in their cadence, their tone, how they're speaking.

And when she's speaking here, you can tell that she's kind of conflicted.

She may not know or have known what was going to happen.

They may have just, I don't know if she was a pawn here.

But look at this woman again. Should that roof have been secure, period? That building in particular has a sloped roof at its highest point.
And so there's a safety factor that would be considered there that we wouldn't want to put somebody up on a sloped roof. And so the decision was made to secure the building from inside.
She looks very kind of compromised and she doesn't, it doesn't, she doesn't fit. And obviously it's a serious thing.
It's a severe topic. Look at that.
Look at that. Does this look good? This look good for anybody? Well, the roof, well, well, well, well, well, we earlier that day, we did have a secret service agent go up to the roof, and he was having a Dairy Queen blizzard.
And you know the blizzards where they hold them upside down? Unless they're free, actually. You hold them upside down to show that the ice cream is so thick that it won't fall out of the cup.
Well, I mean, joke's on us because it was pretty hot that day, and the ice cream actually started slipping out of the cup. And it was a Reese peanut butter cup blizzard not the pieces the cups are relatively thick it came out of the cup so now you just basically have like a milkshake on the roof and got very slippery but you also have these little peanut butter cups that are melting and creating a hazardous situation that's that's the reason the president got shot in the ear that's the reason okay, okay? Americans will understand that, right? They're pigs.
They're pigs. They'll understand that.
Well, you know what? That roof was, it was all covered in raisin cane sauce. And it was too slick for anyone to get on.
We couldn't get on that roof with raisin cane. See, we had a little secret service party.
You know how we do.

We got there a little early, got some fingers,

some Texas toast, and went up there

and got a little crazy, and there was cane sauce

all over the roof. It was too slippery.

I don't even know how that shooter got on there.

I just don't know.

It's unreal.

It's absolutely unreal.

But I mean,

people say to me all the time, they're like, you got to do an emergency thing. You got to do a reaction.
We did one with Alex. We had two and a half million views so far.
It was this epic thing and we love Alex for coming on and we appreciate it. But I mean, what do I have to say? It's the same thing that we've all kind of thought and said and it's that this is if this isn't fishy, nothing's fishy.
If this doesn't smell, what does? If this doesn't, you know, smell like a rat, whatever the term is, if something isn't wrong here, when is it wrong? Something seems like it's very wrong. That the Secret Service cannot secure a roof

150 yards from where the president is speaking

seems like a major fucking problem.

Five days or four days or whatever,

a week after the debate,

where we found out that the president,

the incumbent president is in advanced dementia.

It's not like he has mix-ups here and there.

The incumbent president is almost dead.

His brain is failing.

And the people are like, no, behind closed doors, he's better.

He's a much worse. That doesn't mean he can't have moments of lucidity.
And it doesn't mean he's not a smart guy. It doesn't mean that he can't recall certain things.
But it means that he's completely incapable of doing the job of the American president, which is to sell weapons and start wars. That's the job of the American president.
It's to start wars and then sell weapons to one side or both sides of the war. That's his job.
Now, he doesn't have to do much to do that This is where he thinks another woman is his wife Well he wishes she was his wife Because she's not a fake doctor Yeah He goes oh right she's my wife That's amazing, he's literally going, oh, I'll take this one.

I'll go with this one. And then he sees Jill and he goes, oh, the old ball and chain.

The woman who's making me continue to do this job.

I have to show up every day.

Well, you know, I watch politics like everyone does.

We all sit back and we watch it and it's entertaining to a degree, and then also it's also scary. But CNN anchor says, Trump, define a podium is a bad message.
So I've seen Republicans lose elections. I've seen Democrats lose elections, and I usually know when they're going to lose.
Like when Mitt Romney said that half of America just doesn't want to work or doesn't care about, that's when he lost. When the billionaire Mitt Romney or whatever, he was worth a lot of money, maybe not a billionaire, but he was worth a lot of money and he came out and he was like 47% of this country doesn't even care about anything.
You know, that was when he lost. And I feel like this mentality here is why the Democrats are going to lose.
This CNN anchor is saying that Trump sent a bad message by saying fight, fight, fight after. And by the way, I think that Trump was in shock.
He thought he was dead. He thought he was going to die.
He probably thought he had been shot fatally. He didn't know.
And he said, let me get my shoes. He was out of it.
He was in shock. And I think when he said fight, fight, fight, I think he was, which makes it all the more kind of badass, I think he thought that was the last thing he would ever say or that anyone would ever see him say.
So it was a very interesting thing, I believe, because he didn't know there were shots fired, then there was blood. He was in shock.
It was all a matter of seconds. He didn't know.
But but let's see again the people at CNN who are, again, determined to lose at all costs by historic margin. Let's see this analysis.
I do want to say there was one thing that when I watched the tape, I found odd because of all of the heated rhetoric. And that is that after he was hit, former President Trump got up and said, fight, fight, fight.
I think what we're hearing from people is that's not the message that we want to be sending right now. We want to tamp it down.
Right. There's no one thing on this.
That's a great point. So the president who had just been shot was sending a divisive message.
Can you imagine these people? The president who had just been shot was at fault for the divisiveness. Having just been shot.
The guy who got shot, who almost died, who a bullet missed his head by, you know, centimeters. I mean, you see that thing.
It's crazy the way that they, that, you know, analysis of the bullet going past his head. This guy who then gets up and says to his people, fight, fight, fight.
He gives this historic photo. I've talked to big liberals about it.
They go, this is the most impressive political act I've seen in years, years. And somebody's on CNN going, actually, we felt the message was a bit divisive.
We're actually disappointed in the wording. We don't love the wording of that.
I wish he had kind of workshopped that a bit as he was being bloodily dragged off the stage by the secret service. I wish he had kind of, I don't know, taking people's temperature more.
We're trying to ramp it down. Are you trying to, is that the secret service trying to ramp it down when there's nobody on a fucking roof? Is that what they were trying to do? Trying to ramp it down a week ago.
Biden goes, let's put him in the bullseye. Were they trying to ramp it down? Trying to ramp it down when years ago, Maxine Waters goes, if you see anybody from this administration in a restaurant, create a crowd, confront them, scream, yell, tell them you are not welcome here.
That's Maxine Waters. I mean, political violence is never good.
It's never the answer. It's not the answer on January 6th.
it's not the answer with antifa no good comes from attacking innocent people destroying people's private property killing people in the streets it violence is uh it's like a cancer it grows it spreads it's a it's incredibly, you know, destructive force that cannot be marshaled. And the people that unleash it often can't control it.
All these idiot, you know, Congress people, senators, members of the media, when these riots were going on over George Floyd, they were like, oh, we can control this violence. We can use it for our political ends.
We think some of this violence is good. Punch Nazis.
We'll decide who's a Nazi. And then you go punch them, you know, confront these people in the street, do all this stuff.
People like me were getting accused of, what are you, a Nazi sympathizer? I'm like, no, I just think that establishing a pretty reasonable standard that violence isn't okay, no matter what anyone believes.

And that the best way to actually deal with people's beliefs is to ignore

them,

not attack them violently,

or is to present better beliefs that make more sense because that's how

civilization works or should.

But this whole idea that violence is now the whole thing.

So now we have people walking around the RNC with machetes, guns, you know, who knows?

Bags of bombs.

Come on, you know, you're going to hear about it.

You're going to read.

There's a man stopped with a suitcase and hopefully they get everybody.

Hopefully they get them all.

Where are they coming from?

Who are these people?

Are they, you know? I don't know. Nobody knows.
His intentions were unclear, this guy that they get. So we know that the national security apparatus wants Trump to lose.
We know that they spent years saying he was an asset of Russia. We know that after he left office, you know, he was indicted multiple times, this, that, the other.
Whatever you think of Donald Trump, whether you agree with him politically, I agree with some things he does and not others. But whatever you do see, he's some type of threat to these people or they think he is.
They think, it's like Putin with the Ukraine. Putin believes they're a threat if they join NATO.
The CIA believes Trump is a threat. Whether he is or not, it remains to be seen.
They believe he is. All of these establishment people believe he's a threat.
Okay, we can establish that. It's not a big jump.
It's not a cred. It's not to say that there aren't good people in the intelligence agencies.
And I'm sure some of them want Americans to, you know, prosper and thrive and have good lives. But a lot of them don't work for the American people really and never have.
They work for a small cotter of billionaires that has interests that need to be protected all over the world. And those intelligence operatives pave the way and clear the way for those people to do what they want.
And then they go, well, that's for the American people, but it's not. It's for a few zip codes.
It's not for the American people. It's not, the CIA is not working for the American people all the time.
Occasionally they are. Sometimes they are.
Sometimes they are. A lot of times they're not.
And we don't know what's going on. This is the problem right now, where we are in this country.
We have no idea what's going on. I've never been alive during a period of more uncertainty than right now where you talk to people.
People are almost like trauma victims to a certain degree where they're kind of disassociating from it. They can't understand or face it.
They can't accept how bad things have gotten, quickly they can't understand they don't want to fathom the idea that there could be power struggles going on you know in ways that they could never imagine that the government isn't united that there's different factions that are warring and stuff and I don't want to sound like a QAnon nutjob. I don't want to sound like somebody who thinks that, you know, Ellen DeGeneres is a clone or something, or she's in jail awaiting trial.
I mean, how lovely would that be? But I don't believe it's the truth. Now, what I think it is, is that a lot of people are agnostic.
They just don't know. And I don't know either.
It looks very, very, very, very bad. It looks bad.
That's all you can say. I don't have facts.
I don't have anything at my fingertips. I've had conversations with really, really smart people that are plugged in.
None of them can put their finger on something. All we can say is, does not look good.
If you're an honest person, I don't care who you supported. It's unimportant.
You can hate Trump. You can think Hillary Clinton's great.
It's unimportant. This looks bad.
If Hillary got shot in the ear and this was the case with the secret service, I would be like, what's going on? I would say that. I would, you know, it's not a political thing.
It's an issue of like, what the fuck is going on? What the fuck is going on? But I do think that's right. It was such a nasty message, he said.

Fight, fight, fight.

Such a nasty message.

What happened with Jack Black?

They kicked him out.

They're not representing him anymore.

Oh, yeah.

The Tenacious D, the other guy.

What happened?

He made a comment about how it was basically, it was like an anti-Trump after the assassination. What did he say? Do you have a video of it? I'll pull it up.
Yeah, yeah. You know, I think that a lot of people are going to say a lot of stuff.
I don't think we should go and prosecute, persecute, whatever, every person who says something dumb right now.

A lot of people are going to make jokes, obviously, because this is, you know,

people make jokes. This is, you know,

this is how people deal with tough times and bad

times, and I don't know what

I don't know what this guy said,

but I don't think it's such a huge thing, probably.

I don't know. No, here's what he said.

Okay.

Happy birthday

to you.

Make a wish Don't miss Trump next time

Thank you

Well it's you know

You know Well, it's, you know.

You know.

Obviously, it's not the best thing to say, I don't think.

Anytime you celebrate an attempted assassination attempt of a popular figure,

people are going to get upset.

And they kicked, what did they drop?

Jack Black?

Somebody got rid of him. They canceled the tour.
I'm pretty sure some of the agencies are distancing themselves from him and yeah, not good. It's so nice to have a tour canceled or just go home and go to sleep.
They'll never cancel my tour. I will be on the road.
They will never, they don't care what I say. They will be like, great, go to Reno.
That's good. You know, you think about what you said on the way to Reno.
You think about it on the way to Salt Lake City. You go do it now.
We're disappointed in you. Go to Reno.
Go to Reno. Take your medicine.
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Kid-dultinging, adults are becoming the top toy buyers. Well, this is a positive, huh? This is a fun story.
Well, finally, we have a fun story. Something positive.
Adults are playing with toys. Finally, something nice and sweet and good.
Adults are the ones going out and buying toys. It's not kids anymore.
By the way, we've stolen everything from children. Halloween used to be for children.
We stole that. We stole video games from children.
We're stealing everything. And now we're stealing toys.
Everything that children used to have adults take and make their own and then make weirdly perverted.

So kids almost can't have it back.

Like they take Halloween and just make it into like some orgy.

And then it's like kids can't even have it back.

So God only knows what they're going to do with toys.

Data shows that adults 18 and up have surpassed kids ages three to five to become the biggest customer demographic for the toy industry. I'm going to say that again.
I'm going to say that again. I'm going to say that again.
Because some of you might be going, wait a minute, hold on. I'm driving in my car.
Maybe you're on a sloped roof. And you're just trying to stabilize yourself.
So let me say it again. Data shows that adults 18 and up have surpassed children ages

three to five to become the biggest customer demographic for the toy industry. The so-called kid-dulting trend, God help us, is bringing these grown-ups back to the toy aisle from Funko Pops to action figures to comic books.

Management at collector's marketplace says that the bottom line is that nostalgia sells. During the pandemic, a lot of adults were searching for normalcy and found some of it in memories from their youth.
It created a boom in toy and collectible sales. It definitely has been riding a lot of nostalgia, and I feel like in the middle of COVID, it gave people the opportunity to explore that area.
So what items are selling out to these kids' alts? Ugh. It definitely depends on what's hot at the moment.
Like Spider-Man, just around the corner,'re going to have Deadpool and Wolverine. So we've already noticed there's an increase in those.

A lot of Final Fantasy video game stuff

is super popular, comic books,

really mostly in a bunch of anime.

Stores like the collector's market

see a wide range of what people will pay.

So here's what, as life becomes unbearable

in terms of what's happening around you. Trauma.
Traumatic. People see people getting shot in the ear and head.
There's bullets that are whizzing by and people are kind of normalizing it. Well, it's political violence.
You know, it's like the Secret Service takes a knee and lets the president get whacked or attempt to get whacked. As stuff like this happens, instead of confronting the deep problems in the country, we have adults playing with Spider-Man figurines in their house.
It's what's happening. I mean, this is the news.

I'm not making this up.

Instead of confronting the fact

that we have a very, very, very big problem on our hands,

many of them,

adults are now buying Spider-Man outfits

and putting them on in their house while their they're three and five-year-old children, I guess watch them and go, Dad, can I play with the toy? And we go, not yet. This is not the best way to handle what's happening out there.
And I understand that what's happening is a traumatic. It is a little weird when the one president can't talk and has dementia.
And the other one is Donald Trump and they're trying to kill him. It is strange.
It doesn't fill you with a great feeling. It doesn't fill you with a lot of hope for the country.
It's actually quite traumatic, to be honest.

You're going, what's happening out there?

But the response to this cannot be Wolverine.

Folks, I'm asking you nicely now.

I'm asking you nicely now to put it down.

Put the figurines down.

Take the costume off, please. We are dealing with deadly forces trying to exterminate each other and destroy the country.
Is there a way we can all face this, this horrible reality that we've all created? can we face it without fucking, you know, Green Lantern? Can we face it without the Hulk? Can we do it? Please. Because I'm telling you right now, nothing good is to come of this trend.
Nostalgia is not, is supposed to be a fleeting thing. Nostalgia Is not Is supposed to be a fleeting thing Nostalgia is supposed to be so quick It's like deja vu Deja vu is you walk into a place You go, have I been here before? And then immediately you go, who cares? And you have fondue or whatever I don't know, but that's what deja vu is It's a haunting thought for a few seconds, fleeting in your head out of it.
It's not something you prattle on about for hours. That's the same thing with nostalgia.
You think back on the eighties, you go, oh, the fucking eighties, Coca-Cola, Sigs, fucking convert, whatever it is, whatever it was to you, crack, you know, whatever the eighties was to you quick in and out. Man, nostalgia.
And then you move on. You move on quickly.
It is deeply unhealthy to cocoon yourself in your childhood, especially during, you know, some intelligence war. I mean, this is just not good.
and this is the whole thing now You know it's celebrate This is all celebrate Celebrate is like a cool thing Adults becoming children And then on the other hand We have children becoming adults So Gavin Newsom now Just signed a law That your math teacher is allowed to cut your dick off, I think,

and not tell your parents,

as long as they put your dick in a bag and give it to you.

This is sick. This is the law.

Your math teacher is allowed to perform sexual reassignment surgery on the child.

They put the penis in a bag.

They give it to the child.

They put the name on the bag, and then they give it to the... And they don't have to tell the child.
They put the penis in a bag. They give it to the child.
They put the name on the bag and then they give it to the, and they don't have to tell the parent. So the parent goes, where's your penis? And the kid goes, it's in a bag.
Well, who put it in a bag? Mr. Morrison.
He cut it off and he put it in a bag. My name is Star now and I have a pussy.

And you're like, God damn it. What are we,

what am I dealing with as a parent? My kid went to school, a boy,

and then his math teacher

cut off his dick,

put it in a bag and sent him home

with it.

This is insane.

And you gotta tell your husband that? Hello, Bob. Bob? Bob? Can you hear me? Bob, listen.
Jake is home. His penis is in a bag.
His math teacher cut it off at school. They did reassignment surgery on him, Bob, and his dick's in a bag.
And he wants me to call him Janine. So when you get done with work, why don't you come and talk to your son and you can see the cock in his bag.
I'm just saying, I feel for the parents here. No, what this law is, is that if your child is a tranny, boon banny, and which is nothing wrong with, I don't care about people being trans.
I'm, I'm, I'm, I just have always requested this. When you are a child, that you be left alone and allowed to form your own identity without adults meddling in your life and without people suggesting medical interventions, pills, surgery, things like that.
It's completely insane. A lot of these kids will not end up being trans.
Some of them will, some of them will not. A lot of them will be gay.
Some of them will be lesbians. Some of them will have other experiences and find other things.
I don't know. Some of them may be unicorns.
I don't know. I don't know.
And isn't that nice?

It's so rare.

What I'm saying is that I don't think there's any,

I've never heard a good explanation

as to why a nine-year-old should have a sex,

you know, medically transition

or why somebody should delay puberty.

The Tavistock Clinic in Britain ran this experiment.

It failed.

They shut down all sexual assignment surgery,

reassignment surgery

for minors in that country. Britain's not a psychopathic right-wing country.

They ran an experiment and it ruined a lot of kids' lives. And they found out that yes,

you can be too young to make permanent medical decisions about your sex and gender. There is

a reality in which children need to be children. Teenagers need to be teenagers.
So Gavin Newsom has basically said that educators are now prevented from notifying parents if their child asks to switch names or pronouns. Allowing your child to be trans at school and whatever, that we can't out your kid as being trans.
Now, here's the way I feel about this. I don't like laws.
I don't think we should compel teachers to out kids as trans to their parents because I think the teacher's job should be to fucking teach math and reading and science and all the things our retarded kids don't know. I don't think it should be their job to go and negotiate the gender of their student body to the parents and call up and go, well, you know, I'm noticing, you know, I just got a beard now.
I don't know. But I don't think they should be prevented from doing it either.
These laws that are enforced so that parents don't know things about their children, I don't think that's good. Some kids have really shitty, hateful parents.
Some kids have very good parents that want to be involved. Most people are in the middle.
Most parents are in the middle. They don't really know what the trance thing is.
They're trying to figure it out, but they don't want their child to be living a secret double life. I don't think Gavin Newsom's making the right call by allowing these kids to live a secret double life.
But what's so weird about this is the more adults we have playing with figurines, we're asking children to make permanent medical decisions about who they are at a younger and younger age. We're forcing them to be adults.
Whereas we're taking adults and telling them it's okay to dress up like a Wolverine. So it is strange to me, this freaky Friday situation we have where adults are now children and children are adults.
And I think it should be, the way I would do it if I was a teacher, it would be like, if you're good in school and you do your homework, I won't tell your parents you're trans. But if you don't do it, if you, and you got to call them by, you know, if, and you got to say, you got to do the right pronouns.
You got to, well, if they don't, if they don't finish this project, I'm calling your parents. Okay, Zezer? You think you know it all, Zezer? But if you don't start focusing on this lab report, whatever your name is, but that's what I would do.
I would reward the trans students who are trying and punish the ones that weren't. And I think that's what makes the most sense here.
Not a law, not a law, discretion. You know?

Mr. Newsom and Rob Bonta,

the state attorney general, had fought conservative-led school districts in court before the overwhelmingly

Democratic state legislature

sent his bill to the governor

last month.

The new law prohibits local school boards

from forcing educators to tell parents if their

child asks to use a different name or different pronouns. Parents would retain the right to access their child's school records, and minors are still required to get permission from their parents or guardians.
Yeah, I mean, it's like somebody comes into the class, and their name is John, and they say, hi, my name is Juliana, and I want to be called Juliana. It's confusing, I guess, in the parent-teacher conference.
But the teacher can't out the kid. So it's all confusing.
I think we're going to get rid of school soon. I really do.
I think that's coming. I think it's coming.
We're getting rid rid of school I think we're just going to get rid of school No I do It's just getting to the point now Where no one really knows what it is No one really knows what's going on We got to figure out something else for them to do Putting kids into the workforce early Is actually not a terrible idea It's really not It's not a terrible idea to start taking them out of school and making them work at like a marina or something like that. Like me and Bethany Frankel are members of a boat club and they take us out on the boat and they drive us to dinner.
Ooh, it's time to abolish schools. I like this.
I see a woke bitch with some hoops. Me and her, we might have a little not super, whatchamacallit, like not super common meeting of the minds here.
But what's her argument for why we should get rid of schools? Because in a recent New York Times op-ed, I argued that racism isn't the right word to understand the unrelenting police killings. Oh, God.
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I don't know what this is.

I'm confused. Well, it's all about race.
Well, here's the deal. Kids are a problem, and they need to be housed, like, they need to be put somewhere.
School is just becoming a place to house children, like, prison, because the more technology they have access to and the more weapons they can get, they actually become a threat to society as a whole. So there it's really just a whole classrooms are holding cells for a lot of kids.
It's not nice, you know, but if you think about it, children, uh, you know, and we've covered this on the show, uh, they've become dangerous. Not all of them, but a lot of them.

I mean, how many shootings do we have? It's children. So they have to go somewhere.
But my

question is, is school the best place for a lot of these kids to be right now?

Should there be a place where children should work and learn more about work? Really? Should there be an apprenticeship? Should there be something, it's a real question, should there be something where instead of children wasting time, should they be, seriously, I'm sick of hearing this follow your dreams crap. They don't have dreams.
These monsters. Have you seen them? Have you spoke to these kids? I mean, and first of all, I don't want to say anything about anything here, but what is going on with the autism? No, I mean, I'm serious.
What is happening? Because what is happening? I mean, and I'm all for it to a degree. I mean, I'm not against it, but what's going, because some of it is just out of control.
Truly, where it's like somebody sits down at lunch with a kid and the kid's like, yeah! And I go. And they go, oh yeah, they have mild autism.
And they go, ah! I go, um, what is, because I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do.
In that case, I'm, people are going to get mad at me. But I'm not, I'm just curious.
I'm not saying bad. I'm not saying, I'm not saying put them in the river.
I'm not saying put them in a lake. I'm saying, can we do something about this? Can we throw a blanket on them? Can we do something? Are there blankets? No, seriously.
We bundle them? What's happening? I don't understand what's going on now. I'm not trying to be a problem.
Well, you don't have kids. You don't know what it's like.
I know. Of course.
I get it. I don't have dogs or cats.
But if I see dog or a cat causing a problem, I go, let's deal with it. Someone deal with it.
People get mad at me all the time, but I don't, I'm only asking questions. I'm not, I'm not doing anything.
It's true. So I'm just wondering, is there a place where children can go and instead of school, go and gain real world experience.
What if they worked at like Madison Square Garden? You know what I mean? What if like kids worked at Madison Square Garden? Or like we put them in unions little unions No, I'm dead serious. Like we don't need them to be learning as much.
You know what I mean? Like we don't need it. We have enough stuff.
We've got AI. We've got automation.
Like we need to slow down the expectations of everyone else. Like we need to slow down the expectations of people for how good their kids' lives are going to be immediately.
No, no, no. All these people that are like, I just want my son to have better life than me.
That's all over. You're just lucky.
They don't kill you. The expectation should be that your child, not in a fentanyl haze, kill you and decapitate you and your wife.
That should be the only expectation.

We're going to have to find out what to do with these kids.

This is not the old school where everybody lived their dream.

Now.

This is like, how do we put them in a prison?

That is nice.

Can we put them in a nice prison?

Where everyone feels good about it.

That's what we did to my mother.

She was a nut.

We love my mother.

But it's like.

And. Some people are going to have to go in, in our society.
Some people are going to have to go in. And I don't think it's, age matters in this case.
I don't think age matters anymore. By the way, my grandfather told me this story.

He worked on this place, Ward Island.

It was an island in the middle of the East River where they had this big mental institution.

And he was like working on it.

He was like whatever he was doing,

like, you know, hammer and nail, laying brick.

I don't know what he was doing.

And he would just hear the wailing of the infirmed,

the crazy, while he would work. He'd just hear, and he would just eat his sandwich, you know, his liverwurst, mustard and onion, or you know the old sandwiches they used to eat, like bologna, and they would just eat the sandwiches, and they would hear, Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee you know sometimes it's good to put people in a place where their day is planned for them and they can't get out.
But I'm saying, and I don't think it matters how old they are. I'm sick of hearing that age is a factor here.
There are kids murdering other kids. There are problems in our society.
They have to be dealt with. They have to be dealt with.
I don't care.

I don't care.

We have enough kids.

Adults are becoming kids.

They're the new kids.

Adults are the new kids.

We don't need kids.

Kids are becoming more like adults.

They're becoming like violent psychopaths.

Adults are so traumatized.

They're all MKUltra victims.

They just sit in their room and play with figurines.

Well, we got kids.

We got them.

I gotta go to Salt Lake City. I've had enough.
I've had enough with everybody. I don't know what to do anymore.
Go see me in West Hampton Performing Arts Center in Displains, Illinois, Rivers Casino. We added two shows on Sunday in Salt Lake City.

I'll be there all weekend, Thursday, Friday, Sunday.

I love Salt Lake. I stay in Deer Valley, of course.

And I'm in Salt Lake for an hour at night or two hours, but

I love it. I love Salt Lake.

I love Park City more, but

I love Salt Lake. It's fun.
It's just

the right amount of meth-y.

I like it. And

we've sold out all the shows. We've added two more.

It's great to see everybody, and we'll see you soon.

Good night.