Transcript of 1066. Andy & DJ CTI: Dell CEO's Wife Susan Dell's Appearance At White House, Trump Admin Cuts Off Microsoft From Visa Program & 9/11 Confessions Thrown Out

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Bad bitch, booty swole, got her on Bank Row. Can't fold, that's a no. Headshot, case closed.

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You know, so—

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That's what I'm saying, dude. Anyway. Don't be a hoe.

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What's up? What's good, gang?

Oh, nothing.

What you wearing, man?

I knew you were gonna— I knew it was the first 2. I knew, I knew it was gonna be the first. Obviously.

I'm not gonna lie. You look like you fucking played hockey.

You like a fucking—

I did play hockey.

Yeah. But like a badass fucking Hall of Famer. You know what I'm saying?

Like—

I was Hall of Fame hockey Little League, baby. Yeah.

Bro, it's sick. I like it.

Yeah.

No, dude. The true story is it's hockey season. I wanna celebrate the Blues.

There you go. There you go.

Or I forgot a shirt to do the show in and all I had was a cutoff shirt. It was all sweaty.

I mean, you know, so it's not bad.

You get what you get.

Yeah, I like it.

You know, dude, I had to look at a locker, man. I have all those special jerseys that I'm like, man, which one is going to look okay on the show? I came up with this.

No, it's fine. It looks good.

Okay.

I like it. All right.

We'll rock with this today.

What do they say? What do you say? Like, how do you— what do you say when the puck drops?

You wouldn't understand 'cause it's all white people.

Yeehaw. Yeah, that's right.

We do a little yeehaw.

Yeah.

A little ay. Ay. Yeehaw, ay. Anyway.

Yeah.

Yeah. So you get this today. It is what it is.

Dude, I actually do like hockey. Like, I don't understand shit about it, but I love it.

It's simple.

I love it.

It's just simple.

I don't think it's that simple.

It's very simple.

No. Like, like what?

You got 5 fucking guys.

Yeah.

On each team. And you try to put the fucking puck in the other net.

Yeah. Okay. That like, but like the fun of, Like icing.

I heard that get called—

goes across 2 lines without being touched. It's a fucking icing. Oh yeah, it's real simple.

What makes the fights?

Like, they determine those fights before the fucking puck drops.

Really?

Yeah, like you'll be talking. Yeah, cuz like, dude, a lot of those guys get paid on their, on their enforcement, you know? So like, if you watch behind the scenes, it's pretty cool because they'll be like, hey, you want to, you want to go this time? And the guy will be like, oh no, I'm tired, let's go next period. But they'll get— it's like a pre-planned thing.

But it's a real fight.

Yeah, some of them are, and then some of them are, some of them are like out of you know, organic frustration, but some are planned.

Okay.

All right. I like the fighting of it. I think that's my favorite.

Hockey's the best live sport. Fucking the best. You know what the second best live sport is? And people are gonna laugh when I say this. Fucking Power Slap.

Oh yeah, bro. Dude, that's some crazy shit, bro.

That's unless you go, I don't care what you say, unless you go to one, you have no opinion in person. It is the fucking most entertaining shit that I've been to outside of a playoff hockey game.

When the powder hit my lip. Yeah, dude, that was a crazy— You're hooked, dude.

It was like powder donuts when you were a kid. You know what?

I've been a little hard there, Z. It's okay. We got, we got Indian migrant visas coming up later in the show.

I got you.

No, man, sick. I like it, man. Uh, well, yeah, guys, welcome. Let's, uh, we got some shit to talk about. Um, but before we get there, you guys know I like to take care of you. We got a brand new segment.

Oh yeah?

Brand new segment.

Interesting.

Chase Your Dreams.

Okay.

All right. Now, Andy, you're a man of ambition.

I am.

You know, and I've heard you say it before, you know, you're never too old to chase your dreams.

That's true.

Okay.

I believe that to be true.

All right. Uh, let's check this clip.

60 years old and he plays pro football. And he said age is just a number. He wants to play until he's 70.

Another 10 years, just getting started.

And Unk even threw a cracked block right here, giving the quarterback extra time. That's a first down.

I love this.

I love this game. But sometimes his old age gets the best of him.

You can hear him get steamrolled, and the defense lets him know about it.

Come on, Gary!

And Gary said he's not giving up on the dream. He's hoping to play for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers one day and block for Baker Mayfield. Mad respect, my boy.

Mad respect.

Yes, sir.

Let us know in the comments Should Unk hang up the cleats or should he keep following his dreams? Oh, I could use a Miller Lite right now. Hey man, is he really 60?

He's fucking 60. He looks young for 60. He does look good. Yeah. You guys usually—

If you got rid of the gray hair, he don't look 60.

No, no.

Yeah.

You guys are definitely on a different age, but I mean, he looks good.

Yeah.

I mean, hey dude, do your thing. It looks like he's doing okay.

It's all right.

I could not imagine doing that at 60 years old, even at a semi-pro level like that.

Not happening.

Fuck, dude. I can barely move as it is, bro. I have a hard time getting out of fucking bed.

Yeah, it's not happening.

Yeah.

I don't think football's in my deck of cards, bro.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, it's full rounded, dude. I saw the hockey jersey. I'm like, yeah, we gotta do this. This makes sense. All right. Yeah. Chase your dreams, man.

He's doing it.

Time for a Miller Lite, I guess.

Hey dude, you know what? Your dreams don't— you don't always have to be MVP of the world to chase your dreams, bro. Like you just do what you enjoy and what you like and become proficient at it. And you're going to find satisfaction in that.

Yeah.

You know, it's something to be said for that.

Yeah.

Yeah, dude. Everybody, you know, we live in this age where everybody's comparing their lives to these big glorious fucking lies. Okay. That are told on the social media. And it makes everybody feel like that if they're not, you know, making $100 million or whatever, that whatever they're doing is pointless. And that's not true, dude. We, the world takes all types and needs artists. It needs people who fucking are passionate about things. It needs people who write. It needs, and just be good at what you do.

Yeah.

You know what I'm saying? Like, whatever it is you do, just be fucking good at it. And like, I think that's my biggest gripe for people. Like when I have on people, it's just like, bro, I don't care what you do. I really don't. Like a lot of people will say shit like, oh, you know, people look down on people that do this. I don't, I actually respect the fuck out of people who do whatever they do well.

Yeah. Right.

Yeah.

Like, I just think that's, that's what we need. You know, when we talk about personal excellence being the ultimate rebellion. Not everybody has to be a fucking billionaire, but like, dude, if you cook French fries at a restaurant, make sure they're the best fucking French fries. Take some fucking pride in what you do. You know? And that's where the satisfaction comes from.

Yeah.

You know? And a lot of people feel empty because of the comparative nature of social, like nothing they do is good enough. But dude, you don't even know, like you, that guy right there, 60 years old, maybe he inspires someone else who's struggling. Like, look, dude, we all struggle with things.

Yeah.

And sometimes just finding happiness in things that we like to do, such as play some semi-pro football or whatever, dude, that's the shit that keeps you going. It's a, it's a purpose, right?

Why you look so fucking young.

And dude, I just think, you know, I think that kind of stuff's super cool, man.

Yeah. I loved it.

Yeah.

I don't think I've ever seen—

I love seeing older people just get after it, bro. You know, I love that shit.

Oh yeah, bro. Hell yeah. Well guys, chase after your dreams. That segment was sponsored by Farm Energy.

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In fact, I'm gonna eat some of these because I didn't get my protein shake in post-workout. I need 4.

Is that straight equivalent to the 2 big ones? Because yeah, I got— you got the small ones.

Not quite. Yeah, I know. It's because I'm white. Yeah, I got a small one because I'm a white guy. Yeah, that's why. That was a joke, right?

Yeah, yeah, I know. It was a— I literally have the big one. The big ones, plural.

Well, I'm just the white guy with the little meat over here. DJ, let's see your meat.

That's right, that's right. Yeah, yeah, see, I'm loaded, dog. Oh shit, man. Yeah, man. Guys, remember, if you want to see any of these pictures, articles, links, videos, go to andyforsella.com. You guys can check them all out there. Let's begin the cruise show.

Let's proceed.

Yeah. Headline 1, Dale CEO's wife Susan Dale's appearance at White House sparks social media frenzy. You bet your ass it did.

I did not see this.

Oh, bro. Listen, I've seen a lot of crazy shit online.

Wait, this is not the alien, is it?

Yes.

Oh man. That ain't, that ain't no regular human, bro. Play the fucking clip.

Yeah.

I got it.

Yeah.

Listen, love is love. All right.

Who you—

aliens are aliens, but fuck, bro.

There is, I don't, this is more than a frenzy, bro. This is fucking wild. Oh my God. All right, let's check this clip out. This is the clip that's been circulating, going around, causing a frenzy. Let's check it out.

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What a good job. Michael, is she thinking about running for office?

No.

I'll endorse her immediately. She has my complete and total endorsement.

Is that Michael Dell next door?

Yeah.

Appreciate it very much.

I care about your future, bro.

It was weird. Have you seen the— have you seen the HUD secretary?

The black dude?

No, no, no. That tall white lady.

Oh yeah.

That's another one, dude. That's another one. I know what you're talking about. Yeah. Yeah, bro. And here's the—

Bro, dude, it's the way she— it's not even like— it wasn't even like her face for me. It was the way she was standing.

It was a body language.

It was like you're standing off center, like you're leaning over. It's like, how do you even do that as a human being?

Yeah. It's like she's trying to compute how to be human.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And then, and then the message seemed like some shit that you like plugged in. Like, dude, when we grew up, we had like Teddy Ruxpin. You know what Teddy Ruxpin was? No.

You guys know?

So Teddy Ruxpin was like this bear.

Okay.

It was like one of the first talking bears. The back of the Teddy Ruxpin had a fucking like tape recorder in it.

All right.

Okay.

Okay.

So you could put like metal fucking tapes and the fucking bear would like sing whatever.

Right.

So I pulled a string.

Yeah, dude.

And it would just be like, right. So like, she looks like one of those people that like, they put a fucking tape recorder in her back and like, just put the tape in there and say, hey, fucking go.

Fuck, dude. Here's the craziest.

Yeah.

Teddy Ruxpin.

The craziest thing about this though, dude, is that like, cause pictures have been circulating of her when she was younger. Right. Not bad. But something happened. Something, I don't know what, something happened.

Bro, that doesn't look like the same person, bro.

I'm—

oh fuck. Sorry. That was a more recent picture.

This looks very much like those controversies where they say that someone's wearing a mask. Like, look at the neck.

It's weird looking.

That lady is not real. You remember that? The fucking—

Yeah, dude.

It's fucking weird, man.

Yep.

The whole fucking thing. Like, everybody's like, legit.

Look, bro, I don't like to fucking dog people on their looks and shit, but it don't look right.

Something ain't right, bro. And she's rich. I mean, she's loaded. I mean, you know, I guess people—

Yeah, she's talking about put money in the account. When you put some money in the account.

Yeah, right, right.

Some money in our accounts.

That's right, that's right.

Lady Dell.

I don't even want to get them black, dude. I'm gonna get fucked up on this one.

What?

It's a real thing, bro. You know, in the black community, they fucking— I'm sure some parents got some of those accounts for real, for real, because they fucking put Of course they did, bro. It's some real shit. There's gonna be some fraud, waste, and abuse in that fucking Dale account.

Things already filled with fraud, I guarantee it, bro.

Yeah, it does sound like some weird money laundering shit, you know what I'm saying?

Like, some—

sounds like the intentional devaluation of the dollar. Yeah, by just giving it away.

It's fucking bizarre. Um, but yeah, so you had Susan Dale. Now, now at this, you know, they were talking about a bunch of different stuff. There was a very interesting topic that came up, uh, at this meeting. Um, one of those things is that Peter Doocy was kind of like, you know, getting to Trump to talk about some of the things that were happening, you know, some comparisons that happened with this administration versus some previous ones, um, and some things that were done to him. And, uh, he had a very interesting take on this. This is part of a clip he said. Let's check this out.

Do you have further comments on Merrick Garland's FBI tracking of First Lady Melania and your then minor son Barron, as well as Yeah.

Susan Wiles.

What does that say about the DOJ under Biden?

And then—

Terrible.

Nobody's ever seen anything like it. It was weaponization of government. I thank you for the question, actually. It's a disgrace. Merrick Garland and that whole group of thugs that preceded us, they weaponized government. They were tracking my wife, my son, who's a minor, a very young minor and a very good person. Uh, nobody's ever seen anything like it.

Okay, so he admits publicly, yeah, yeah, Merrick Garland, Biden DOJ, they tracked my wife, they tracked my son, they tracked his, uh, his now chief of staff Susie Wiles. But dude, in that same breath—

She's probably the one that made it happen anyway.

Yeah, no shit. Yeah, but in that same breath—

Do the previous work history on her, see where she's been.

Yeah, right. But in the same breath though, literally right after admitting all of these things, he then turns it and says that he's not going to be going after Biden or Hillary or anything that they've done, even though he knows what they, they've done and he knows what he can do. He's not going to do it. Let's check this clip.

I could have done very bad things to Hillary Clinton.

Stop.

Look how she's standing there.

Yeah, it's weird.

That's off-center. That's like, that's That doesn't— how do you stand like that?

It's uncomfortable. Anyway, let's hear what he says. No, it is fucking weird.

I could have done very bad things to Hillary Clinton. I could have done very, very bad things to Joe Biden. I could have done very bad things to Barack Hussein Obama. I thought it was inappropriate to do so because You have to treat the office of the presidency with respect. Then I found out that they impeached me twice, and I certainly, even to this moment, I have— I can do whatever I want if I want. They've done some very bad things. You just mentioned it. It was just mentioned in the form of a question what they did. Very illegal.

I can do what I want. If I want. Is there a strategy behind, like, I mean, I, I don't follow.

I mean, dude, there's, there's a couple of things that could be happening here.

Okay.

I mean, you got to break through what, what could be happening.

Right.

Um, number one, he's completely compromised and they're telling him to say that.

Okay.

Number 2, um, he's, I don't think there's any benefit in any situation if he were planning on going after them. to address that and announce that publicly.

Yeah.

Like, you're not going—

That's stupid. You don't show your cards.

Fuck no.

No.

So like, and in fact, you go, you kind of go out of your way to like make it look like that's not going to happen. There's that, right? Um, then there's what he's saying could be taken as the truth. Uh, he sees the office as something that, you know, is beyond what they used it for, but That's faulty logic because they've already set that precedent.

That's right.

Okay.

And they're about to do it again.

I would hate for him to be— I mean, dude, Trump's not an idiot. A lot of people think he's an idiot. He's not an idiot. He's, he's a poor communicator. And to think that he doesn't understand what's happening would be a mistake. In my opinion, let's just say he actually believes this, bro. You're— you, you got elected on going after these people. You got elected by a lot of people to, to do what you said, which was drain the swamp and fucking clear out the the swamp creatures that you like to call them. And even going all the way back to the 2016 debate, when he told Hillary that she should be in jail and people wanted that.

Okay.

So yeah, dude. And then when he's out of office, then they do all this crazy shit. I mean, through the whole 4 years of Biden was just a Trump fucking, you know, free-for-all. Like it was never like, they never even really talked about things they were doing. It was just how they're going after Trump.

Right.

And I don't think he's naive enough to think that they haven't already set that precedent and crossed that line to where he can't correct that situation. Um, a lot of people are probably going to be of the opinion that he's being told by the powers that be, which we all believe is the influence that Israel has in our government, to not do those things. I think that's a, that's a potential. Um, but at the end of the day, man, you know, if he doesn't hold these people accountable, our, our, our country won't survive much longer.

Yup.

Because while there is decorum and respect for the office of being the president of the United States, that respect has to be honored by people who are also in the office, which that hasn't happened. And it hasn't happened since 2008. And we've basically been dealing with an internal pseudo coup since 2008.

Right.

Okay.

So he was elected and he ran on holding these people accountable. And so like, dude, there's all these different conflicting things and it's really hard to like know what the fuck is going on.

To see through it, dude. One piece on that too, bro. It's like, you know, if we're both playing a game, Andy, and I'm playing by the rules and you're not playing by the rules, I will never win.

Yeah.

You won't win.

No.

And these people do not play by the fucking rules.

I agree.

So you can't try to give the office respect. You can't do that.

No.

When it's nonexistent on the other side.

Right.

These people have lied. They fucking executed a search warrant on your fucking house. They fucking, I mean, you know, potentially maybe, cause I know it's kind of conspiratorial. They tried to kill you twice. You know what I'm saying? Like they—

Not only that, what about all the charges they brought him up on? Like all the shit.

They've done so much. And I think just that, like, you know, if you, if you present that, if you put anybody, any normal man in that same situation, bro, he'd be ready to fucking burn it all down.

Yeah. That doesn't, that, yeah. It doesn't make sense to me. And you know, if you're wanting to get votes, like right now, you almost have to consider that everything that's coming out of their mouths is to get votes. Right. And—

Well, you could argue that that would empower them too. Like that would probably hurt, like, you know, potentially if he went and locked up all of them right now before the midterms.

Now he's trying— now that I'm thinking about it, this is probably what's happening. He's probably trying to appeal to the moderate Democrats.

Hmm.

Because the whole thing that they're messaging with is no communism, no communism, communism's the enemy. And there's a lot of Democrats that don't want communism either. And if he were to come out and say, yeah, we're gonna fucking put these people on a fucking stake, you're going to lose that moderate base for the, for the midterms.

That sounds like communism.

Yeah. So that, that's— if now that I'm talking it out, I think that probably is most likely of what's been going on.

Yep. And also not showing your cards.

Yeah, of course. But I mean, I don't believe that he's going to do anything anyway, because like, really, dude, the shit should have been done on day one. If he had done this shit on day one, he wouldn't have— they wouldn't have a problem midterms right now.

Nope.

They wouldn't have an issue.

They wouldn't have people pissed at gas prices, right? People pissed at—

You wouldn't have nothing. You'd have all the migrants gone. You'd have all the fucking corrupt tyrants in in jail, people would have a lot of hope for America and we'd be cruising and people would be like, fuck yeah, Donald Trump, dude. But instead he's gone in and done the same thing that he did last time where he tries to play politics with these people and they are better at politics than him.

So 100%.

But you know, now that we're talking it out, dude, it's probably what I just said. It's probably he's trying to attract the moderate to the midterm election. And so he doesn't want to sound like some sort of fucking, like, Vlad the Impaler.

Tyrannical dictator.

Yeah. Yeah.

Well, but I mean, no arrest. No, you know, not, not at the moment at least. But we do have, uh, something to look forward to, Andy. We're going to the moon.

Oh yeah.

Yeah. This came out of Trump. So, uh, he just made this announcement, um, at the tech gala meeting thing. Let's check this out.

Under NASA's Artemis program, American astronauts will soon return to establish a permanent American presence on the moon, and then we will go to Mars. And we have Jared here someplace, and I want to have you stand. What a job you're doing. I'm so proud of you. Stand up, Jared.

Yeah, permanent base on the moon. I think the first thing—

Nobody gives a fuck about that.

Yeah, that's right.

That's right.

Nobody fucking cares. Like this, I just feel like, dude, we're just looked at as a whole as just such dumb fucking peasant creatures. Like we're all dumb as fuck.

Yeah. You know, like this will, this will really rally the troops.

How about here? Here's a fucking idea for you, Donald Trump. Uh, just do what you said you were going to do and you wouldn't have any problems with midterms. And by the way, we're 27 days out. You could do a lot of crazy shit between now and then. I'm all for it. Do the fucking shit. Arrest some motherfuckers. You know, like, dude, you want to look, man, I think that if the midterms go the way they want, we're probably going to see an acceleration of accountability.

Hmm.

I, I look, dude, I read, I read a, there's a book by Donald Trump. It's really good, dude. It's called How to— it's called Think Big and Kick Ass with Donald Trump. There's a chapter in that book about revenge. Okay. And he wrote, he took the time to write an entire chapter about how when people fuck you, you fuck them harder, 10 times worse. Okay. That's just the whole chapter. That's, that's the fucking thing. If you took that much time, cause like, that's the shit that you kind of keep inside, right?

Like, like.

Yeah.

You might throw it in the chapter.

Like, dude, like, like, like, dude, you know, like, if you fuck with me in business, I'm gonna fucking bury you. But I'm also not going to advertise it while I'm doing it. You know what I'm saying? And so for like, I would never write a whole book about revenge because I almost feel like that'd be giving my mentality away.

Right.

But he doesn't care about that. That's part of who he is. It's part of who he's been his whole life. I just have a really hard time thinking that he is just going to be like, oh yeah, you know, they did all these things and It's okay.

Let's respect the office.

Yeah, bro. And, and, you know, Trump, you know, people want you to fucking take care of these people, you know, like that's what we fucking want.

Yeah.

You know?

Yeah. You think what you're reading is just classified. You think you're the only one that knows, like, bro, there's a lot of people. And we, while we may not know 100% for sure or for fact, right? Like we believe it and that's all that fucking matters. So the support is there. If you get the shit done now. Yeah.

But you know, I think there's also equal likelihood that he is being told not to fucking do that.

Yeah. Like you better fucking not.

Yeah. We'll, we'll, we'll kill your kids if you do that type of shit. So we'll, we'll see what happens.

We shall see, man.

Yeah. I mean, look, man, the simplest answer in my mind is that this is a midterm play. Everything that's happening right now is about midterms.

So, well, bro, I mean, here's the reality. If he loses it and we lose control of the, the House and the Senate, bro, impeachment proceedings—

Oh, nothing will happen. There'll be nothing happening. Nothing?

Yeah, nothing. Like, it's over. Yeah, it's over. We'll be getting ready for 2028. Yeah, man, we shall see. Guys, jump in on this conversation. Let us know down in the comments what you guys think. That being said, let's head to headline number 2. Um, this is an interesting— this is an interesting topic here. And, and, you know, Andy, you've employed thousands of fucking people. You understand, you know, you, you, you've seen the human spirit, you know, the American work, uh, you know, work spirit, I guess, if you want to call it, right? For 27 fucking years. Um, JD Vance is coming out, uh, and, and, you know, he's making some, some, some pretty impactful statements. I would like to see your thoughts on this. Um, but this just came out. Uh, Trump administration cuts off Microsoft from major visa program, accuses tech giant of fraud and abuse. Um, so the Trump administration, uh, has barred Microsoft Thursday from participating in a program that allows foreign workers in the U.S. on an H-1B visa to apply for a green card, with Vice President J.D. Vance accusing the tech giant of fraud. Quote, If you do the math, for every worker that Microsoft laid off, they replaced that worker with 1.5 foreign indentured servants, Vance told, uh, reporters in the latest announcement from his federal fraud task force.

Critics of the H-1B program, which permits workers with special skills legal employment in the U.S., say it overused, allows cheaper foreign workforce to replace American employees and is rife with abuse. Let's check this out.

Now, our message to Microsoft and to any other foreign or domestic corporation is quite simple. We obviously want you to thrive in the United States of America. We want people to invest in the United States of America, particularly the American technology sector. We are the biggest boosters of your industry. We want you to continue to grow and to employ a lot of people, but we want you to employ American workers. And so our message to Microsoft is, you're a great American company, but you've got to hire great American workers. You cannot lay off American workers and then replace them with foreign indentured servants.

Well, you allow them to do that.

It's been allowed for years.

Yeah.

For decades. For decades.

I think it's shown that these people would, given any leeway or grace or, you know, any sort of advantage, they're going to fucking try to use it.

It's the loopholes that you guys create. Like they're going to take advantage of it. Uh, Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling added that some of the largest IT firms in the world, including Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, uh, Wipro, as well as Adobe. They're all— they all have been suspended from the Permanent Labor Certification Program. Check this.

This administration knows that American workers are the best and brightest in the world. These jobs that were stolen from them should have gone and will now go to Americans first, not foreigners, and especially not foreign fraudsters. And today Thanks to President Trump, Vice President, and the task force, we are cutting off the head of the snake— the companies that have enabled this abuse for decades. Due to ongoing criminal investigations led by the Department of Labor's Inspector General Anthony DiIulio, who will get into this shortly, I am hereby suspending from the Permanent Labor Certification Program some of the largest IT outsourcing firms in the world. Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, Wipro, HCL, and Capgemini. And also due to multiple active federal investigations, the Department of Labor is suspending Microsoft and Adobe from the program. So what does this mean? We will not accept any new or process any pending permanent labor certification applications involving these companies. Since 2009, just these companies alone have requested almost 3 million foreign workers. They've received over 230,000 H-1B visa approvals and over 100,000 permanent labor certifications. That's hundreds of thousands of jobs that were taken from American workers. Our historic action is the first critical step to stop the fraud and the abuse and ensure that these programs never come at the expense of the American worker.

Under President Trump's leadership, and thanks to Vice President Pence and this task force, we are ending the fraud that has fueled reliance on foreign labor. President Trump's Department of Labor will ensure that American businesses now look first to the most talented workforce in the world, and that's the American worker.

So one of the things, one of the examples they gave with Microsoft specifically, is that just last year they laid off 6,000 Americans. But then a few months after, they then hired in like 6,500 H-1B visas, right?

Well, it would be 9,000 based on their math, right? Yeah.

Um, and so like, that's one of the things that they're talking about. Now, Andy, this is Real AF, right? We talk about personal excellence. Um, and to your point in the beginning, right? Like, if you're gonna be a fry cook, be the best fucking fry cook, right? And I, I think it's important that we do have a conversation where is the American spirit of workforce right now? You know what I'm saying? Like, are we ready for those jobs? Are we, can we fulfill those types of jobs?

What do you mean ready, dude? They took them. It's not like they didn't have them. They took them from people and replaced other people.

Yeah.

So they took them. So yeah, I would say there's plenty of Americans that can do these jobs. And also I would say, you know, he's like, oh, we're cutting the head off the snake. We're solving the problem. You're not solving the problem because They've already brought in all the people. Just like when you say, oh, we've solved the border problem. Okay, well, nobody's getting in, but there's still 30 million motherfuckers here.

That's right.

So I didn't hear him say anything about the workers that they fraudulently hired. Like, are they sending those people back?

Right.

Are they making them fire them or are they, are they removing those people? It doesn't sound like that's part of the plan.

They just can't get new ones.

And it's interesting that, you know, we say, oh well, you know, America, they got to hire Americans. Well, fuck, dude, all these motherfuckers laying everybody off because of AI.

Well, that's the other thing.

Yeah. So like, are they actually solving the problem or are they again pacifying people who have a concern pre-midterm about Americans being replaced in their own country with foreign workers? That's a big big, big deal for what people like to call the black pill community. They're pissed off about it.

Yeah.

But this doesn't solve it. This just stops them from doing it more.

Right.

So there's no solution. And this, again, this is just another fucking— in my mind, unless I'm misunderstanding it, it seems like another PR stunt where they're coming in saying, oh yeah, we handled it. You can vote for us. See, we care about you in America, but really, dude, nothing changed. The only thing that changes, they can't just add a whole bunch of more. But how many of these tech companies are adding thousands and thousands of people? That's not their priority. Their priority is to streamline every single human being out of their organization and replace it with an automated system.

That's right.

Of AI.

So like, this doesn't— this is really nothing. This is, this is just, hey, we're again, we're going to get up and we're going to talk about some shit. And hopefully people aren't stupid enough to fucking understand what we're really doing. You know?

Well, I mean, one of the things I feel like, you know, it's a common narrative out there is that the American workforce is lazy, right? Like Americans are lazy. Like who's going to do these jobs?

You don't think there's lazy people in every fucking country? You don't think there's fucking lazy people in fucking England and fucking Italy and fucking Africa and fucking, uh, India and fucking Japan. There's lazy people everywhere. It's not, it's not a, it's not an American thing, dude. And in fact, I think That's one of the biggest lies that's been told for us to accept things like this.

Okay.

I think that is a piece of propaganda marketing. Oh, Americans are lazy as fuck that they use to justify bringing in foreign workforce.

That's right.

Okay. You go talk to a 20-year-old kid or 25-year-old kid before the world beats the ambition out of them and tells them they actually can't do all the things they were promised. They have ambitions. They have drive. They want to fucking succeed. We don't have a fucking workforce problem until you just rip the American dream away to where they can't see it as a true possibility.

Right?

When you remove the hope, you know, dude, it's like that thing you posted, uh, Zeeshan, that you posted about the rats.

Okay.

What was it? They put a rat in and how long did he last the first time?

First time it was average of 15 minutes.

Okay.

So they had a jar of water. And they put a rat in there and they want to see how long it takes for him to fucking give up. You put a rat in there, 15 minutes, the motherfucker goes away, he dies. And then they added something to the experiment where right when the rat was about to drown, they grabbed him, they put him out, they gave him a rest, they dried him off, gave him some water, some food, put him back in. In the second scenario, how long was it?

60 to 80 hours.

60 to 80 hours. From 15 minutes to 60 to 80 hours. That is the difference that hope makes. And when you remove the hope from the American dream, of course you're going to have morale problems with the fucking workforce. Okay? When you tax people 60% of their income, when it goes all in and they start doing the math, of course you're going to have problems with the workforce. So the actual problem is, is that we have created a scenario where the government is so fat and bloated and so oppressive towards the American citizen and the workforce that they get demoralized because they feel like no matter what they do, they can't get ahead. Okay, and you can look at these people and you could say, well, you got it so much better than everywhere else, but it doesn't take them long to figure out that that's a lie.

Okay.

It doesn't take them long to figure out that like other countries pay the same amount of tax and they got way more benefits than we do. And I don't think that people would even complain about the tax if we walked around this motherfucker looked like Japan.

Right.

You know, if we lived in a high trust society where nobody fucked with each other, people were nice, courteous, it was clean. The rules were followed. You could go out to dinner at 3:00 AM and nobody's going to fuck with you. Honestly, I probably wouldn't bitch about taxes. Maybe a little bit.

Yeah.

Right.

You know, but like, not like I do now, we're getting fucking nothing, you know? So yeah, dude, I don't think it's a problem with people. I think it's a problem with the system being recognized for what it fucking is, which demoralizes the workforce. Okay. If you open up, dude, you want to, you want to talk about making this country great again? Remove the fucking oppressive tax system, drop it down to 10%, remove all the people who vote that don't pay into the system. Okay. And we start making decisions based upon the people who are actually paying in. Now you've got a system where all this shit starts to clean itself out. And when you remove that tax and you remove the obstructions and you open up the fucking flow of letting these people go out and build and achieve and win. You're not going to have a fucking morale problem, uh, where you could say, oh, well, we got to bring in foreign people because, you know, that, that, that's total bullshit. So like, you know, these guys all understand what's going on. They're just fucking playing people and trying to sound like, you know, something like, dude, it's so easy to look at our country and pick the, the, the highlights that we see on the internet and say, everybody here is lazy.

Everybody hears this. Everybody's a criminal. That's just not true. Look what happened when the entire world came here for World Cup. They were like, holy shit, dude. Americans are nice. They're courteous. They, we fucking love it here. They got the best food. They got the people. We, we're not the fucking problem. Our government's the problem.

Okay.

So when you remove the hope, you're going to remove the motivation to fucking execute. And that's the problem that we have.

I think JD Vance will agree with you because he actually says something similar to that. at this conference. Let's check this out.

There's this pernicious idea, and Steven alluded to it, which is that Americans are not good enough for the jobs in their own country. You hear people say that in subtle ways and sometimes explicit ways. When people say that Americans won't work on farms or they won't work in certain dirty jobs, what they're really saying is that Americans won't work in those jobs for poverty wages nor should they. When you hear people say that we have to bring in foreign accountants because there aren't enough American accountants, what they're saying is that there aren't enough people who can do math in the United States of America, which is absurd. When people say we need to bring in foreign IT specialists and quite literally force people to train their own replacements, what we're saying is that there are Americans who cannot do those jobs, and that is absurd. To the American people, this visa fraud is a frontal assault on the idea that you deserve to inherit the jobs and the positions in your own country. Never believe the lie that Americans are not good enough to build a future for Americans. That's what visa fraud tells you.

It is a lie, and the president of the United States does not stand for it, and neither does anybody on this stage. Thank you.

He's not wrong. Yeah, but if you want to extract the greatness that resides in the workforce of this country You're going to have to remove the roadblocks that they see as hopelessness to get where they want to go. That's the reality. Okay. So dude, if you want to really make this country fucking great, remove all the bullshit, bro. And you'll see people come out of the woodwork that, that want to fucking kick ass. You know?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, I, I, I'm curious to how you look at it too, but like, dude, like to your point, you brought up the young kid, like, bro, there's a lot of hungry motherfuckers out there.

No shit.

Like starving.

Yeah.

It's great. I love it. I think the younger generation right now is one of the hungriest I've seen in a long time. And I really like it.

Yeah.

And so like, dude, you know, and plus on top of that, the world's changing, right? Like education's changing, you know, and it really is leaning towards— it's creating a separation between the people who have a natural inclination to be ambitious and are willing to take the initiative to go create. Versus people who are never going to do it ever. And we're just seeing that in a more pronounced way because dude, school doesn't dictate how smart someone is anymore or how equipped they are anymore. It doesn't. It doesn't.

No.

Okay. All the great skills that are being heavily valued in the workforce are self-taught skills, things that people are learning at home on their fucking phones or computers on their own. And then becoming great at those things. And that's how education is happening now. So what you see is like a more organic, true separation of like the haves and the have-nots. Like, dude, we all went to school and we all know that a lot of people that you went to school with end up being fucking losers. Well, it wasn't necessarily— you could probably put that same person in the greatest education in the history of earth. That person's still going to lose.

Right.

So it's not gonna change much.

Yeah.

No, because it's, it's something inside of you. Right. And so what we're seeing is, is like an organic separation because of the technology that's been introduced.

Yeah. What do, what would you say your message is to the young, the young entrepreneur right now? The young person that's like spinning their wheels, they're fucking hungry. But what do you say to that, that person right there?

An entrepreneur?

Entrepreneur.

Like, look, there's always going to be a high value, high demand for solution-based people.

Yeah.

Okay. You want to be a high earner inside of an organization, learn how to communicate in the language of solutions. All right. I'm not talking about pointing the finger and saying this happens to that guy's fault. He did that. Or, oh my God, the problems are blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, or this or that. No, solution people will always earn a lot of money. And what do I mean by that? I mean by people who take the initiative to recognize a problem. And solve the fucking problem. Okay, that is what a high-earning person— that's how they behave. All right, there's a problem with sales, they fucking try to fix it. If there's a problem with retention, they try to fix it. There's a problem with your brand, they try to fix it. If there's a problem with service, they try to fix it. These people don't waste time fucking around. They solve problems and they solve them well and they solve them fast. And those people just on that simple character trait will always be in high demand and be high value, high paid because they stand out anywhere they go. So if you're a young person and you're thinking like, well, fuck dude, you know, how do I stand out in an entrepreneur, bro?

Be the motherfucker who looks at shit and tries to constantly make things better. Look at the company you work for. How can you improve it? Look at the areas that, that are, that are weak. How can you fix those? And you become that kind of a person. And I know there's people listening. Well, that's a little fucking easier said than done. Well, then be broke.

Yeah.

I'm just saying that solution people get paid a lot and people who don't provide solutions fight for the rest of the fucking scraps. That is the reality of fucking getting paid. And that goes for entrepreneurs. That goes for entrepreneurs. And that goes for individuals, just individuals in life. People of high value that are solution language people that solve problems are valued. There's always going to be a market for that. So like, then you, then you combine that with like this technological revolution. Okay. You young, you young bucks out there who are thinking, oh man, I don't know, bro. Only 3% of the fucking population has an AI subscription. Really?

Yes.

So what does that tell you? That tells you that fucking 97% of America is learning nothing about how AI works, how it can be used, how to build with it, which is going to make the workforce that ignores that obsolete. So I actually think that as an entrepreneur, there's probably more fucking opportunity now than ever because people are opting out of the game by default by not learning the way the business is being done now.

These are the people saying no to social media back in 2012.

Yes. They said no, no to the fucking, uh, the buggy. They said, oh, we got horses.

Yeah. No, no to the chainsaw.

Same thing happened when the internet came around. It's just a lot of people weren't there to— a lot of people are too young to remember that. But like, dude, when the internet came, there were so many people that were like, oh, I'm not fucking with that internet.

I'm not.

I don't need to know that. Now those people are out of business. Okay. Social media, same thing. Oh, I don't need to do social media. Those people are out of business.

Okay.

AI is going to be the same. And there's so many young people that are learning this new thing and so many old people that aren't. These young people are going to be able to make fucking bucks, bro.

Yeah, bro.

You see what I'm saying?

That dude we met, uh, he works for Meta, that, that young dude Zuckerberg hired.

Alexander Yang.

Bro, like, what did he pay him? He paid him like fucking— it was some Bs, wasn't it?

$15 billion for 49% of his company, plus a salary at Meta to run Meta AI.

That's crazy.

20, 22, 20. No, he's like 25 now.

Yeah.

I'll add something to the conversation. When you talked about learning skills, solution-based skills, I saw a video yesterday where the former VP of human resources of Tesla was talking about when they used to interview people for new hires, they only asked 2 questions. First one, explain your resume and how it makes you different. And the second one, which relates to your conversation, is how are you remarkable? What was a stressful situation where you individually created a solution that other people couldn't? What made you stand out? Goes exactly with what you're saying, like how well you can solve solutions in normal as well as stressful situations.

Look, dude, I've ran teams for almost 30 years.

Okay.

The difference between people that you look, when you work in an organization, you, your job is to create a scenario. Look, we got to understand something. Okay. We got to address reality. Nobody wants to give you their money.

That's right. That's right.

Nobody wants to give you money.

Yeah.

I don't want to give my money away. Nobody wants to give it away. We only give money away when we have to give it away. So what does that mean for a fucking entrepreneur? That means you have to be so undeniably good that if you don't give that person What they're asking for, they leave and you're fucked. That is the leverage that an entrepreneur has. And you guys fail to fucking leverage it because you listen to your parents talk about, well, you know, I worked the same job for 40 years and I got a 2% raise every fucking year and a half and this and that.

And this—

those days are gone. No one cares fucking how long you've been there. We're, we're in a total fucking battle.

Yeah.

Okay. Now you might get rewarded, you know, like we do nice things for people who've been here 5 years, 10 years, things like that. But that doesn't necessarily mean that they're getting this massive pay increase. Right. So if you want to get paid, you gotta fucking leverage the employer to say, I need this, or I have to leave because I'm doing this. And if you're doing a good enough job, that person's going to say, hmm. Let me think about that. Okay. And they're going to weigh it and you're either going to get something or you're not. But like, dude, your job is to get yourself in a position where you can't be replaced. This has been the reality forever. It's just your teachers and your parents and the people you think know shit are telling you the wrong shit.

Well, it goes back to what you were saying in the beginning too, bro. You gotta like take pride in what the fuck you're doing.

Yeah.

Take pride in what you're doing.

Nobody's going to give you a fucking thing. Like, oh dude, you think everybody wants to give you their fucking money? Nobody. Do you want to give people your money?

No. Fuck no.

No.

Do you want to give your kids your money?

No. Yeah, definitely not.

Right. That's what I'm saying, bro. Nobody wants to give away their money, dude. So you're not going to get it just for breathing air.

Yeah.

You're going to get it when you actually contribute. And contribution is not doing the job you were hired for. It's doing the job you were hired for. Plus, that's the reality. Well, that's not what they pay me for. Then you're going to be fucking broke.

That's right.

That's right, dude.

Yeah.

Well, we'll see on this, man. Like I would like to see some, uh, yeah. Like, I mean, are they going to fire all, like, you know, put that in where they have to fire these fucking H-1Bs?

I mean, that would be a real solution.

But the problem with the catch-all on that though is, okay, cool. Microsoft will let go of all these, you know, 9,000 H-1Bs we got. We'll just replace them with AI. We don't need them.

Well, that's what I said. That's what we're going to do anyway.

Yeah.

That's why it doesn't solve a problem.

So it's like, it sucks, dude. It sucks, man. Guys jumping on this convo. Let us know what you guys think down in the comments. Let's get to our 3rd and final headline. Headline number 3. Now this is something nobody's been talking about. We might need some tin foil on this one. All right, Andy, you, you recall 9/11, right? A long time ago, right? Did you know that there's still court cases going on for this?

Yeah.

Uh, in a wild move Military judge throws out confessions of 4th defendant in 9/11 case. Have you seen— bro, unfamiliar with this?

Yeah.

Dude, okay, let's dive into this. A military judge on Wednesday tossed out the confessions of a 4th defendant in the government's 9/11 case. 3,000 Americans were killed in the September 11th, 2001 terror attacks on the Twin Towers in New York, the Pentagon, and a downed plane in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Waleed bin Atash is accused of helping train 2 of the hijackers. Tell the judge that I am very proud for my part in the plane's operation, Waleed bin Atash said to federal agents on January 24th, 2007, the first day of interrogations, according to the New York Times. The judge Lieutenant Colonel Michael Shramra ruled that Ben-Atasha's previous confessions to the CIA were coerced and therefore not admissible. This is the latest blow to the federal government. The judge in the September 11th case on Wednesday excluded the last disputed confessions of a prisoner accused of conspiring in the attacks, once again denying prosecutors evidence they had defended for years as crucial to the case. Statements were obtained through a program designed by the Bush administration lawyers in 2007 because the defendant's previous statements to the CIA were considered coerced and could not be used against them. But for the 5th time, a military judge found that confessions obtained by federal agents on so-called clean terms were not admissible.

Um, this also happened just a few— just a month ago, or a couple of months ago. Um, another guy, uh, Khalid Sheik Mohammed's confession, um, was also thrown out. Uh, this was a major blow back in, uh, August. Um, the premise of this is that they had all these guys that are allegedly conspiring and assisted, uh, in some way, shape, or form helping the terrorist attack. They were all brought in by the CIA. They were all interrogated, all fucked up, right? And coerced into these confessions, um, that is now coming out. It was all coerced, and you can't admit that stuff, right? Um, but it's, it's bringing a massive hole in the entire narrative right now. The 9/11 crowd and the internet's kind of wild. A lot of people are coming up. I felt this would be a good opportunity to just kind of lay out like What exactly do— what exactly do we think happened versus what are we being told?

Well, first of all, you got to remember the internet was so new then. There was no like social media at that time. So like we could only get the information that they broadcasted to us.

Yeah.

So there's no way to really know In the, in the way that we would know today, there's no way to know that then. Like we were only told what they showed us on television.

We also trusted it.

Yeah. And at that time, I think if you would have asked most Americans what a false flag is, I don't think anyone would have been able to answer that.

Right.

Like, I don't think it was like within the realm of like even understanding what that could be. Now there's probably some people like Alex Jones who called it months before it happened. He said planes are going to hit the Twin Towers. He said that in like July earlier that year. But I would say for most people, they had no idea what the fuck a false flag is. So when that happened, we all took it at face value, right? Like, holy shit, dude. These people from the Middle East are fucking crazy and they're coming here to kill us. And that's what we were told. And obviously in hindsight, you can put together, knowing what we know today, you could clearly see the motivations for why they riled everybody up.

100%. Right.

Because then they went to a war and they went to, they went to Iraq, they went to Afghanistan, they went, you know, for the next 20 years they were there. The, the, the military industrial complex made a fuck ton of money. All these fuckers at the top got rich as shit. Oh, and by the way, they were also able to pass the Patriot Act, which will open the door for all of the surveillance shit that we're seeing today. All of this shit that we're seeing today would not have happened without that.

Like most people don't even tie that together.

I know, but like the surveillance that social media companies are allowed to do. The surveillance that, uh, the flock cameras, all this shit. Okay. All of that was allowed because of the Patriot Act.

Mm-hmm.

So for the next 20 years, what do they do? They collect data, they observe, they fucking work on censor. And now we're here. Right. So I think at this point in time, we can very clearly see that. I don't know that this was a I'm just being very clear. I believe that Israel was behind it.

Okay.

Maybe wrote a book on it.

Okay. But I don't think it's like how people think. I don't think it's like, oh, well, Israel trained these terrorists and sent them here and did this. That's kind of not how they do the false flag. How they really do the false flags is they, they find things that are already in motion and then clear the way for them to be able to execute.

That's right.

Right.

They're very aware that it's going to happen.

And it's the same thing that happens with all these school shootings, right? Every one of these school shootings is done by one of these fucking whack job transed out weirdos. What do they always say? Oh, he was on the FBI's radar.

That's right.

Okay.

We already knew who he was. Of course they knew. And they knew what the fuck he was going to do too. And they allowed it to happen.

Yep. They stayed. They— all right.

And they allow these things to happen for political motivation. Because we as the citizens are under the belief that these people act in our best interests and that these bad things that happen, there's no way. Like, think if you're a good person, like, and you, you're, there's no way someone would allow 3,000 people to get killed. Well, dude, you're misunderstanding evil.

That's right.

You're, you're misunderstanding evil. Because you're not evil. You're a good person. And most people are good, right? All these fucking people on the internet that we see and we make fun of and shit. Most of those people, like if you sat down with them and had a fucking coffee or a beer or whatever, they're fucking pretty normal, dude. It's just when they get all riled up, they act like fucking crazy.

That's right.

All right. And, and dude, if you're a good-hearted person, and this is why I have such a problem with some of the, some of the, um, you know, we make fun of the, upper middle class white ladies, right? That vote for all this progressive shit. Well, the reason they do that is because they're not really touched by reality in any way, shape, or form, right? These are people going to brunch.

They're safe.

And ordering $40 fucking orders of avocado toast and champagne, right? No, for real, dude.

That's real shit.

For real. And then they're talking with all their friends and they're, they're trying to have a moral competition. about who's got the higher moral ground. And this is where we see shit like, you know, oh, I've got a trans kid. Oh, I've got 2 trans kids. Oh, I've got this.

Well, my trans kid's Black.

Yeah, right, exactly.

Yeah, right.

That's right.

You know, and we should let these people come here and all that's where the shit comes from. It comes from people who I think are good people that have a misunderstanding that there's real evil out there. You know what I mean? And they also lack the awareness to understand like how racist and bigoted they actually are by thinking some of the things that they do. But, um, because ultimately that empathy is rooted in a superiority complex that makes you feel sorry for everybody else.

That's right.

Right.

That, bro, that's some real shit.

I know. So, but you, you, you try to explain that to somebody and it's like trying to explain Chinese to someone who's never heard it before.

That's right.

Um, so we have all these things now that we're dealing with. And, um, you know, to answer your question, it took me until probably 2020 to really believe that it was fucking a false flag, that it could be. And that was anything else. And that was because of COVID Yeah. Because I saw what they did with COVID Yep. And I'm like, well, these motherfuckers do this, they'll certainly do that.

For sure.

And that's where I started really looking into it.

Yeah, dude. The thing for me, it's like, you know, the more time that goes on, the more confident I am in my, my belief of what I truly believe happened. And it's like, you see stuff like this, you know what I'm saying? With, with these guys, they're confessing like that stuff. Like all of the holes have been poked.

Yeah.

You know what I'm saying? So I guess my final, like now I'm thinking, okay, well, like, Do you believe at any point, you know, cause I do like side example, you know, JFK assassination, we still don't really know the truth about that. You know what I'm saying? Like now some of our theories have been more confirmed than others, but the full truth, full frontal truth, we still don't know about that. We still don't know all that shit about MLK. You know what I'm saying? How he was a fucking Marxist communist. We're, you know, 25 years now from, from 9/11. Do you foresee ever the truth, the actual fucking truth of what happened that day?

Not unless there's a major power transfer that happens. And that's what Trump's role is supposed to be. Look, dude, I know what I would do.

Yeah.

I would arrest them all. I would fucking hang them all. I would do everything I can to fucking get the military in. We clean the fucking house and then I'd go away. If we get a leader like that, that comes in and like literally Cleans the house, declassifies everything, we might end up finding the truth. But you know, that, that's what Trump was supposed to do and he's not doing it. And you know, if Trump didn't do it, Vance isn't going to do it. And we're, we're ending up in the same cycle of, of, of swampness on both sides, right? And I think that's where we get a lot of the disenfranchising happening with Trump, right? So—

I call it MAGA fatigue.

Well, you know, there's, there's a lot of different things, you know. I don't think there's anybody that doesn't want Donald Trump to do well. I fucking want Donald Trump to do well, but he's not doing what he said he was going to do. You know, now, is he doing things? Yeah, he's doing some things, but he's not doing the main things that he promised. And, you know, while he's doing all these crazy geopolitical things that I think will benefit the country long-term, at the end of the day, the, the regular Americans that live here every day don't feel that shit.

Okay.

And so—

Not to mention it can all be fucking overturned.

Yeah.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah.

There's that too.

So it's like nothing's fucking permanent.

Yeah, dude. Look, we need a revolution. That's what we need. And I don't know if that's, um, I don't know how that's going to show up, but the people in power are corrupt and they don't give a fuck about Americans. And if we're ever going to know the truth about anything, we're going to have to replace them with people who do. And that is the bottom line.

Yeah. So, I mean, these dudes look like they did it, but yeah, people probably say that about you too.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, that mustache, dude. I mean, you want to eliminate anybody that got that type of mustache likes eliminating people. You know what I'm saying?

Look, man, look, dude, there's no doubt that these people exist that hate this country.

100%.

Okay. Like you would hate the country too. If you lived in another— like, dude, if you just flipped the roles and you said, okay, we live in the United States and Iran and Iraq, every 10 years they're sending their military here and they're killing your fucking dads and your uncles, and you're going to be like, fuck them. I'm going to grow up and fucking avenge them.

Yep. I want, I want 72 virgins.

Yeah, bro. And this, this cycle continues to repeat itself over and over and over again. Um, well, and then they give you money to fight them. Yeah, they fund both sides of the war.

You know what I'm saying?

That's—

look, look, dude, Israel's crazy. You got to look at who benefits.

Yeah.

Who fucking benefits? Who's benefited from 9/11? That's who you got.

That's—

that'll answer your question.

Okay.

The people who benefited were fucking in on it. Okay. Like this motherfucker that buys the buildings and buys an insurance policy, the highest tier, 2 months before it happens.

Right.

Um, the fact that Donald Rumsfeld announced a $3 million or $3 trillion fucking missing. And then the next day, the plane, which we can't get a picture of, strategically hits the accounting office of the fucking Pentagon that was responsible for the $3 trillion. And 36 out of 40 employees that knew about this were killed the next day.

Mm-hmm.

Come on, man.

While you guys were talking, I was just searching and all the facts that you said are amongst the top 50 facts.

Yeah.

Not only that, the guy who owned the building, Larry Silverstein—

He fucking bought the building out in LA.

Correct.

And the Citibank building.

Correct.

Yeah.

So he always used to come there for breakfast. He didn't come on that day.

I know.

None of his kids.

None of his kids either. And also they insured the— they renewed the insurance.

Yeah.

For terrorist events.

$2 billion.

For $3.5 billion.

Yeah.

And they told the court that it was 2 separate events. So they eventually got a $4.5 billion payout.

Yeah, that's right.

So there are like—

Oh, and then, by the way, Building 7 at 5-something in the afternoon, nothing goes, just falls the fuck down. Okay. And I watched that. I was watching it. I watched the whole— anybody who was alive that day Watched TV the whole day.

We watched it across the world.

The whole day. Every day.

You guys were watching it for different reasons.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

All the Indians were like, were there any magic carpets?

All right.

No. All right, cool.

We're good.

You know, like, look, dude, uh, I think it's pretty obvious based upon the evidence and the coincidences that this was not something that, um, This is not a genuine— An organic attack.

Right, right, right.

And we're going to see another one of those because Israel gets painted in these corners and this is how they get the fucking— because, dude, you got to realize the relationship between Israel and the United States.

Okay.

Israel's a little bitty country over in the middle of the fucking Middle East, which is one of the resource richest areas of the world. Most, uh, biblically relevant area of the world for sure. All right, every time they get in trouble, America has to come save them. All of our conflicts that have happened in the Middle East, they are a result of some sort of disruption that Israel has with the other countries there. Okay, so if that's the case, then I think it's fair to make an assumption that the United States of America's military actually exists to be the iron fist in the white glove where they go over there and they say, oh, we're here to protect freedom. We're here for democracy. We're, we're here for all this shit. And they've drummed up this patriotic support, right? Like right after 9/11, bro, nobody gave a fuck what color you were unless you were Middle Eastern.

Okay.

Real shit.

Yeah. And, uh, it was Americans, you know, it wasn't left, right. It wasn't, it was George Bush had a 91% approval rating right after the fucking, uh, attacks, which was like the highest in history. And when we think about like all of this shit and, and how our relationship with Israel is, you know, when people start to figure out like, like right now, one of the things that we say on, uh, we see on The internet is like, I'm not fucking dying for Israel.

Right.

We see that all across the board.

Got soldiers and sailors saying it now.

Dude, you got fucking people on the boats in the Middle East writing it on the airplanes.

Right.

Okay. People have woken up. So how do you get the biggest military, the most powerful military in the world to do your bidding? Well, you punch them in the fucking face and then you run around the corner and be like, that guy did it.

That's right. That's right.

Just like when you're a little kid.

That's right.

You know, and that's what they do. They fucking, they fuck with people and they get in there, they get in deep shit because they can't handle their own shit. And then they, they're like, well, fuck, dude, we need America. And then all of a sudden some big attack happens or something happens and it's, guess who it is?

Yeah.

It's the people who hate Israel that did it to America.

Right.

And now we get all patriotically charged up. And we're like, cause I remember how I was after 9/11, dude. I was like, and this is wrong. This is wrong of me to be this way, but I'm not, you know, I'm not too big to admit it. But like back then I was like, dude, fuck all these people. Fucking nuke them, kill them, turn it into fucking glass. I'm fucking tired of this shit. Fuck them. And that's what America thought. So America hadn't—

That's what America did.

Well, dude, but America, the people of the United States were not like, Like most people were like that.

Yeah.

Right.

Okay.

And that created a massive amount of support that allowed us to go in and get into these conflicts on the behalf of this other country, you know? And, and dude, you know, that's, that's the relationship we have with Israel.

Bro, that's the one unique thing about America as a country, as a people, is that like, bro, if you give us a common enemy.

Yeah.

Fuck, you want to see some unity?

Yeah.

But if you're too fucking stupid to know Who actually caused it and why, right? Then it's easy to get caught up in a fight that's not even your fight.

Right.

That's the important thing. I mean, I think we're smarter now.

Right.

But like, that's—

I do. But that also means that the false flag is potentially going to be much bigger and much more painful.

Yeah. 100%.

Where it would be impossible to ignore. And that's what they need. So I think we're in a very, very delicate situation here where— and dude, I did see this clip today and this was, this was promising. And this came out of Israel. Uh, one of the Israeli leaders said publicly today, this was just like an hour ago, he said, um, he said, we have a problem. Us, he said, we Jews have a problem with leftist Jews supporting immigration all across the world, which is causing everybody else to turn against us. And that has to be addressed. He's correct. He's correct. He said it's making antisemites— we've already lost the left and it's making antisemites out of the right too. Correct. That's what's happening.

Yep.

So it's not like they're not aware of it. You know, Israel's on the brink of a fucking revolution themselves and people don't talk about that.

No.

You know, and like, that's why I can't get down with the whole discussion of like, oh, all Jews are fucking— no, that's not fucking true, dude. That's not true. Is it true that there is an elite cabal amongst Israel's fucking leadership that fucks with the entire world for their own benefit? Yeah, that's been going on for 50 fucking years. It's really been going on for 80 years, but they were delicate in the beginning because they, you know, got their new house.

That's right.

You know what I'm saying? But like, and none of this is antisemitic, bro. It's just the reality.

Just factual observation.

So yeah, man, you know, and dude, these are the same people that cause and propagate and pay for these protests and these disruptions and this racial division and all of this shit. Do you have that video that I sent you earlier in text?

Oh, the, the two—

Can we watch that video real quick? Because I want to make a point about this.

Yeah.

Throw this video in the show now before you play it. Okay. For those of you on audio only. This is a clip. And at the top of the clip, it says white man and black man have a real peaceful conversation about racism in the country. And it is this, it's a white guy who's got his head tattooed. He's, I mean, he, let's be real, dude. The guy looks like a fucking white supremacist.

He does.

Okay. He looks like he's from the woods. Okay. In the fucking— He wears Converse.

All right.

There's nothing wrong with Converse. All right. And then you got these 2 younger black kids.

Um, future civil engineers.

Yeah.

I would say they're probably 18.

Yeah.

Okay. And they're, they're on one of those, um, streaming, Omegle.

Yeah.

Whatever it is where they meet up on a stream.

Yep.

Okay. So that's what we're watching for those of you, and you can hear it now.

Hey, I can ask you something though.

Yep.

You fuck with black people?

Yeah.

Not anymore these days. No.

Why not, bro? Hold on, I got a question. What did we— hold on, hold on, hold on. No, this is a real question. What do we do to y'all?

Well, I'm gonna say like usually if it comes to just hanging out with folks, even if everything's square, nobody's fucked each other over, it's not usually a great time hanging out with a bunch of black folks. We just don't hang out the same way usually, but, uh, I think, you know, I think we need our own space. I'm kind of like that kind of motherfucker. I think, you know, we need our own elbow room.

You think we need to, uh, go back to, uh, what's this shit called? Where we, um, separate? What's this shit called? Segregation? Segregation. Yeah.

I think we should take money from the Jews and build you a new country with it.

Well, you know, we was asking a lot of shit. Hold on, that—

No, and we could call it reparations.

Hold on, you know that we was actually on this land first, right?

I, I, whatever, you know, we can argue about the history or whatever, but at the end of the day, we're having problems, and I think everybody just needs to have their own space.

I got no problem towards y'all, but yeah, I feel that.

But, um, well, it's—

look, it's not just towards us too. Like, you know, white people can't address white people problems, black people can't address black people problems. You know, we got all this other shit we're worrying about. We're trying to babysit the damn world, you know, doing everything that you tells us to do, and we're not even— no one's addressing their own issues. There's plenty of problems in the white community I would want to address. Hell, man, probably half of all white people, in my opinion, they got some problems.

Wait, do you feel like— I feel like black people got personal problems like within who they beef with. But, um, do you— do you guys got— do you feel any type of way about Hispanics, Mexicans?

I think they should go back to Mexico. I mean, come on now, right?

I—

well, I grew up around Mexicans, so I got no say. He Mexican.

Yeah, but you know, if you went to prison, which club you would be in?

I'm not saying you can't tell though.

No, I can't. Well, maybe a little, maybe a little. Yeah, Horatio.

Shit.

Yeah, I mean, I think, you know, there's possibly peaceful solutions that, you know, in an eventual world where everyone kind of gets their own space, I think that seeking that is good because if we're not serving our own people, then we're serving something else. And it's— I don't think it's right. I don't think it's right to serve this weird American military-industrial complex. I feel like a slave in it. I feel like I'm serving something that's evil and something that's destructive. And if I was serving my own people, if I got a chance to serve my own people like naturally we've always done in all human history, you know, when you join the military, you bleed for your people. I think that it would be a better world.

Yeah, Uncle, I kind of agree about this. Like, so wait, hold on.

So are you racist?

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You don't— you just don't— you just don't got a problem with black people, or you just don't mind yourself around them?

So look, like, I have my beliefs, you know. Like, I think you guys, uh, you know, are likely to commit crimes. So if I see some black fellas in a group, I'm not— you know, I'm gonna be very wary. I'm gonna keep my eyes and maybe my distance, you know what I'm saying? Like, racial prejudice is smart, you know?

Got a question. Why do you think that though?

But look, like, if I have a Black waitress, I'm saying yes ma'am, thank you, you know what I'm saying? I'm a respectful person.

Okay, okay, okay. But it just be like— so do you feel like, uh, he's saying like, are you racist? Like, do you Like, would you hang a nigga? Like, you see niggas like, oh damn, I hate that nigga. Like, or do you just go about your way? You know what I'm saying?

I go about my way. It's, it's more or less like, okay, so there's a lot of stuff that's happened over the years, you know, like innocent little white kid might die here or there. And you guys have your own complaints too. What I think is that we have essentially, you know, baggage between the two of us over the years. And really it's hard to like look at Black folks the same when they do things like, you know, supporting Carmelo Anthony as a big group, or, you know, supporting George Floyd as a big group and destroying the country. And, you know, the, the crime levels and all that stuff. It's hard to like look at y'all and not like put you in this box with them, you know?

Right.

And I do try to treat people respectfully, but it's a resentment that's growing.

Some real shit.

Okay.

That's some real shit.

Now that was peaceful too. Listen, listen. Those are the kinds of conversations that actually make people come together. Okay. Like you mentioned Martin Luther King earlier and you said, oh, you know, he's a Marxist and communist. That might be true.

Yeah.

But his message about everybody getting along and the content of your character That's a real thing.

Yeah.

And I believe in that. I still believe in that. And it's unfortunate because what we're seeing here, while it was a peaceful conversation, the solution that people have come to now is that we can't associate with each other because that's gotten so bad. Where does that come from? Where does that propaganda come from? It comes from these people who are willing to pay millions of fucking disruptors and agitators to go out and fuck everything up. And then it creates perceptions.

Okay.

And now we're in a situation where people feel like, well, fuck dude. You know, I really don't know why they don't like me.

Right.

You know, like these 2 young black dudes, like, I feel like they're making a good faith effort to kind of understand.

100%.

You know, and, and, and dude, You know, that's, that's not typically afforded to white people.

No.

Okay. Like, like I, I've had discussions with this, like with other, uh, my friends who are black and shit, but like, it's not, it's not a—

This ain't happening every day.

No. And it's not comfortable. So like people don't have it. And then whenever they start to actually just communicate a little bit, they realize, oh shit, dude, I'm not any different than you.

That's right.

You're just out here trying to do your thing. I'm out here trying to do your thing. We have our problems. You have your problems, but dude, our problems should be all of our problems.

That's right.

And we should all be Americans and look out for each other. And it's difficult in a situation because we're the first country ever where like diversity was part of the fabric.

Yes.

So it's like, you can't look at an American and know they're an American, right? But you can, you could typically do that in most other places.

You do that in Japan.

Across the world.

Do that, right? China.

Um, and, and I think, you know, when we see these conversations happening, these are fucking great things because this is like a healing conversation. Like, you don't think that both of these parties walked away with something to think about?

Yeah.

Like, you don't think that white guy— and I think that white guy was very— I mean, I, I don't agree with what he said about having our own spaces and things like that, or like, that's, that's what creates the fucking problem. You know what I mean?

Yep.

But, but dude, you know, I know there's people who'd be like, what about the crime? What about this? Yeah, dude. But why is that?

Right.

Where's that come from? Do you, do you think that the powers that be, the people that call the shots, the people who are paying for all of these disruptors and these agitators, do you think they want black people and white people to get along?

Right.

The only thing they're fucking afraid of is for black people and white people to get along. These motherfuckers are so afraid of white Americans and black Americans figuring it out. that they will do anything they can to make those 2 groups fucking hate each other. And that's where this shit comes from.

Yep.

And when you go out in real life and you deal with black people and you deal with white people, of course you're going to deal with some shitbags because guess what? There's fucking shitbags that are white and there's shitbags that are black and there's ones that are Asian and there's ones that are fucking Indian. And we could go down the list. Every culture has pieces of shit. Okay. That's the reality. Well, the crime rate, you know, Africans are so much more violent. Well, for the last 60 years, people have promised to fix their communities and then just stolen the money and left them with fucking nothing.

Mm-hmm.

So they grow up in this shit. And then you have the, the liberal, uh, you know, the progressive removal of the black male from the black household. And then you wonder why young men solve their problems with fucking violence.

Like nobody taught them how to control it, bro.

It's just, it's, it's a big fuck. It's a big fucking mess, but it really doesn't take that much to fix, bro.

No.

Well, I think the important piece too is like you said, bro, it's like, it's not a Black community problem. These aren't white community.

Like they all have their own problems. They're American problems.

American problems.

That's how I see it.

And we can't solve it. As the black— no, America has to solve it. We the people have to solve it.

And dude, that's what they're afraid of.

This is why they're terrified of that.

This is why the saying is United We Stand. The United We Stand, that's not the government, that's the people.

Okay?

And if we can find a way to get united, we're going to have major power. We'll have major power over the government. If black Americans and white Americans, just those 2 groups come together, we will fucking run the table. But dude, that ha— there has to be an understanding of who the real enemy is. And the real enemy is the people who are funding the intentional disruptions that happen between these 2 races, which happened. We all know who the fuck they are.

That's right.

Okay.

So, you know, why are those people not in jail? Like, dude, you could fucking arrest the people who are funding the agitated protests. That would stop It would stop them. People unite.

That's right.

It would stop immediately.

You throw 5 people in jail in America, bro, and fix the entire race problem in a year because people would be like, well, fuck dude, we're all getting along now. This is cool.

That's right.

You know? And dude, I just, you know, I have mixed emotions when I watch that because I'm like, part of me is like, okay, that's, that's a nice conversation. But it irritates me that we've gotten that far to where we got to talk about like, having our own places and shit, you know, like, like I'm not, I don't think that's, we're not there. No, that's not what needs to happen here, dude. And I could understand why that man may feel that way.

For sure. The resentment's real. Like it's a real thing.

It is real. And I've seen it happen. Look, dude, my point in all of this was I thought that was a really cool conversation amongst, you know, 3 younger dudes trying to understand what the fuck is going on. Because like, dude, these black dudes don't got no problem with that guy.

No.

And that guy, I don't have any problem with those specific dudes. Right. Right. And so what have we, what have we succumbed to? We've succumbed to generalizing entire groups of people based off the behavior of a few, which is inaccurate. That's, that you're, that's, that's going to be, that's not statistically true.

No, it's a loser mentality.

Exactly. So it's like, all right, man, you know, I guess my bottom line in all this is like, dude, I wish people would just fucking like be able to own their parts of the issues and talk them out, you know. But I'm just telling you, dude, if Black— if Black Americans, white Americans came together, these people are totally fucked. That's why they spend so much money and so much fucking time and so much effort trying to divide everybody. That is why.

100%, dude. So yeah, man, guys, jump in on the conversation. Let us know what you guys thought about that. Down in the comments.

I mean, dude, most people are good people, bro. Most, most people are good people. Black, white, Asian, Indian. It doesn't— they're good fucking people. Most people.

We all want the same shit, dude.

Yeah.

I want to win. You want to win.

I know, dude. I know, dude.

It's—

we need to get back to that shit.

Yeah.

If we want the country to fucking actually— the only, like I said, a revolution earlier, if unity happened, We probably wouldn't need a revolution.

No, we'd just be debating.

But see, this is one of my main— this is one of my main— this is one of my main gripes about Trump.

There's no unity talk.

Why the fuck are you not saying what I'm saying?

That's right.

Why are you, as the president of the United States, not calling on people to fucking get together?

Why?

I've never heard one fucking thing come out of his mouth that way.

I ain't seen it.

I haven't heard that from a president, dude. And I'll give him credit. I don't like him, but Obama ran on that even though he didn't do any of it. He did the opposite.

That's right.

But I mean, dude, he ran on it.

At least he said it.

Yeah.

That's right.

Yeah.

Yeah, man. So yeah, guys, let us know what you think.

I mean, what do you think about it?

No, 100%. I think, you know, I've, I've said this for a long time, but it's like, you know, racism, it doesn't exist in the, in how people think it is. You know what I'm saying? Like, has it existed? Of course it has.

Well, you heard those guys. They're like, oh, so fucking, do you hate Black people? Like you want to fucking hang them?

That's right. That's right.

Dude.

It does not—

no.

But you got to remember these kids, these—

That's all they know.

Dude.

That's what they're told.

They've been told that since they were born.

Hey man, that's how it works.

Hey man.

From Jimmy.

Be away with these, be careful of these white motherfuckers. They'll fucking hang you.

Or then they see the dumb shit like the Converse stuff. You see somebody wearing Converse?

Yeah.

Be careful. Like, come on, man. Like it does not exist like that, bro. And I think, you know, it goes back The, the best analogy I've ever seen is that it's the ants in the jar, bro. It's ants in the jar. You got red ants in the jar, black ants in the jar.

You shake the jar.

And they fucking— they kill each other.

Yeah.

Right? Well, who the fuck is shaking the jar?

Well, we know who it is.

You know what I'm saying?

It's like the same motherfuckers that fucking allowed 9/11 to happen. It's the same people who pay for the propaganda in the media. It's the same people who fucking pay for the protests. It's the same people who fund the NGOs to allow the migrants here. And it's like 100 people total.

Mm-hmm.

And there's like 100 people total ruining the fucking planet, bro.

When, when both— when, when the American people collectively come to that understanding, they're fucked. Oh yeah, they're fucked.

That's why they don't allow it.

Yeah, that's why they're gonna make it illegal to talk about that.

For real?

For real, bro.

Well, they've already made it illegal in parts of Europe. Can't even talk about race.

Can't even talk about it.

Yeah.

Yeah, man.

Well, dude, think about how it was here. Fucking dude, I mean, you may not know this, but as a white dude, like, 5 years, 6 years ago, we're talking about George Floyd. Most white Americans didn't know how to even refer to black people without them being offended.

Like, that's right.

Like if they were to say African American, they were fucking racist.

Oh, we can't say that.

They say black, they're racist. So it's like people would, people would be like, you know, uh, the dark ones. Yeah. Like I didn't even know what to say because they were black squares. Yes. Yeah. But, but dude, remember it's real shit. Now we're 6 years down the line and you see plenty of people, black and white, calling the shit out for what it is.

Oh, we came a long way.

Dude, that's a good thing.

It's a great thing.

That's a good thing.

100%, man. Yeah, man. Guys, tell us what you think, man. Let us know down in the comments. That being said, Andy, we have arrived. It is time for Thumbs Up or Dumb as Fuck. That's where we bring a headline in. We talk about it. We vote on it. We give it one of these 2 options. Thumbs Up or Dumb as Fuck headline reads. Stray dog who was just days away from being euthanized becomes showbiz favorite who has now starred in 40 theater shows. It's a nice little, you know, nice little thing here. Shelter dog got a second chance at life as a theater performer after an animal trainer rescued her from being euthanized. The dog named Addison was spending her retirement at a pound. According to the Minnesota Star Tribune. She was days away from being euthanized, uh, when word reached Bill Bologna, a prolific animal trainer who specializes in preparing dogs for acting roles in theater, film, and television. Uh, quote, somebody reached out to us on Instagram saying there's a little dog in this Tennessee— in Tennessee, it's going to be euthanized.

We got—

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No, bro, dogs are the best thing in the world, man.

Dogs are awesome, dude.

That's a cute dog. I like that dog. That dog, like when you say like, When you just think of like a normal everyday dog, that's what that dog looks like. That's probably why it does so good in theater.

Yeah, it does.

Because it looks like a dog that we've all owned, even though we haven't.

It's a good dog. Yeah, it's a good dog.

All dogs are good, bro.

Yeah, except for— well, I mean, Mike Vick, he had some dog issues.

Yeah, I don't think it was the dogs. I think it was him, you know?

No, dogs are great.

They're the fucking greatest thing in the world, dude. I believe my dad taught us this growing up, dude. And I truly believe, I believe that you are treated by God how you treat animals.

I believe that 100%.

I believe that.

Yeah.

I don't know.

That's a cute fucking puppy. That's a really cute dog, dude.

I hate those stories of dogs being euthanized, man.

Yeah, it sucks.

And now you got a lot of people like fake fundraising over it, bro. You know?

Fucking Zeshan. What?

Zeshan, you want to eat a dog? You get hungry?

That's Dave.

I'll eat a human before I eat a dog.

There's a wrong way to do it.

Yeah, I will. Yeah.

I would die if my dogs and I were like stranded. You know how people are like, well, I ate the dog. Like I was in the woods. I wouldn't do that.

No, I just die. Yeah.

No, I couldn't do it.

They're so pure.

Yeah, they are, dude. It's the only fucking pure thing. And I'm sure for some of you that have kids, you know, your kids are pure for a little bit.

Dogs are pure. They are, bro.

Kids are terrible when they're fucking— I'm just saying when they're little, little. But I'm saying like dogs are pure their whole lives, bro.

Yeah.

You know, it's the greatest thing. I think it's the greatest thing in the world.

Yeah. I love it.

Cats get a lot of slack, but they're amazing too.

No, I like all animals, bro.

Yeah.

I just don't have any. We had cats growing up. I just don't have any now. But I'm not one of those weird, like, cat people. I'm not one of those weird cat haters.

I got 2 cats and they are amazing.

Yeah.

That looks like a pretty happy dog there, dude.

Yeah. No, she's chilling.

Yeah.

She's chilling. Well, yeah. Thumbs up to Addison.

Yeah.

Good luck on her show. Like I said, don't become liberal.

Yeah.

See, it's never too late to follow your dreams. Full circle.

That's right.

Yeah, man. Well, thumbs up for that, man. Guys, Andy, that's all I got.

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