Woke Ideology Is Making Leftists Even Crazier |EP879

[00:00:00] All men are created equal, but they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights. By Liberty and the Beautiful Mountain. If Liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.

[00:00:33] America Great Again! The Big Mig. All right, welcome back to The Big Mig Show. Here we are your hosts, yours truly, George Balancing and only George Balancing because Lance is sick. Remember yesterday we were talking about his cough, why he waited so long to go to the doctor. Well now his chest is all congested. See what happens people when you wait? So go take care of your health. Doesn't mean you got to take what the doctor gives you.

[00:01:02] But listen to what the issue is and figure it out yourself. That's what I do most of the time. But you know, tip of the spear. If Liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear. And you know what? I'm gonna tell you what you... I'm gonna tell you what you need to hear, not what you want to hear. That's the type of guy I am. Can't handle it? Beat it. Get out. But we got Doc Schwartz. Oh, here he is. He's coming in now. We got Doc Schwartz who's gonna be joining us. I'm gonna bring him in while I'm talking. Give me a second.

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[00:02:56] All right? Oh, wait a minute. Let me just sing two for you guys. I'm gonna do solo. Break me off a piece of that prepper bar. Prepper bar. All right, let me bring Doc in real quick. You ready, Doc? I wasn't gonna sing, yeah. I didn't want you to sing, bro. Who said anything about you singing? I didn't say anything. I sang on my show this morning. No, but I, if I was, you know, I sang Bonnie Tyler because she kept, you know, that song. Turn around. What? Turn around. Yeah, because she died.

[00:03:27] That's the one that sang that song? The one that she died? Yeah, she just passed away 75 years old. Didn't you? I thought you guys had dated at one point, no? No. No. Turn around. Every now and then I get a little bit closer. What's over here? I see Uncle Cracker, Craig Motley. Look at us. Everybody came over. U.S. Abbey Girl. We got the whole chat. I told them to come over here. I said it's not the same. U.S. Abbey Girl is one of my mods. Is she a mod? Oh, boy. Now everybody's a mod on my show. Now I didn't know that. I have to make her a mod on my show too. Whoa!

[00:03:56] Whoa! I just tell my mods, if they mod somebody after, and they're still modifying it, and I had them first, just remember that. I'm your first. We rule here. You're just happy, Janet, that he didn't say gumad, because that's, you know, George is very, I'm Italian, but George is like, well, obviously Italian. My gumad? My gumad. My gumad. No, I call them my big mick bitches. Wow! Or good mod. It's my good mod. In a good way. It's all in a good way though. The ladies, they're awesome ladies. They're kick ass. You know, listen,

[00:04:26] they take their time out of their personal to help us out. So always much appreciated. If there's anything I can do for them, I'll do it. Speaking of- And if anybody comes at them incorrectly, whether it be here anywhere, they're gonna have a problem. Speaking of people on your show, you know, and now I know you, you didn't really, you weren't a fan of doing the radio every week, and you're busy, you're a busy guy. So of course, Lance said, can you fill in for George? And I was like, all right, so now I'm stuck doing this radio show with Lance, which he was completely fine yesterday.

[00:04:54] Not a sickness, not a nothing. And I had just told my audience this morning, I said, I was thinking about calling in fake sick. I said, but then I got it. I'm going to be on the big Meg. I said, so if you, if you saw me on the big Meg and then you, you knew I called out fake sick, you'd catch me. But I think Lance is calling out fake sick. Actually, no. Cause I spoke to him this morning. He sounds terrible. So when you talk to him, you notice how he's been coughing. I mean, I didn't, you know, I didn't really notice. Well, anyway,

[00:05:24] well, this has been going on for months with him. It's coughing stuff and all that. And it's just getting worse. And like telling him, go to the freaking doctor, man. Yeah. I don't know. He gets lazy or complacent, whatever it is. I'm going to say lazy. And then finally, cause I was on it when I was on the phone with him the other day, I made an appointment from my trigger finger. I just did it online. My appointment is done. He goes, Oh man, I got to do that. I said, yeah, you got to do it. Finally, he did it. And now look today. It's worse. I mean, figure out what's going on. Well,

[00:05:53] and then try to fix it. And here's my, here's my problem. Now I'm very concerned and not, not just for Lance, but if Lance were to pass away and that now I'm the only one say that because I'm everybody dies, George, everybody dies. Now I don't want to be the only one stuck doing the radio. So we, you know, I hashtag everybody, Lance, you know, live long, Lance. We need Lance, uh, because I, I can't be doing the radio show by myself. Cause I don't even know what the hell I'm doing on that show. I don't know.

[00:06:23] Lance could do, but I've done it a bunch of times by myself when he was out or something. That's the thing. See, I could do the show this and that by myself, but he can't. We had a producer Liz yesterday and Liz, Liz is in Florida somewhere. And I said, all the stuff they do, they do. I do myself for the show. I don't involve them. It's just me, Lance. Well, we had, we had Liz, which was nice because Liz was, you know, nice. I never met her. She's in Florida. And, and Lance says, you ever, you ever come in the show? And she goes, no, I'm not really, I'm not really, you know, that kind of person.

[00:06:53] And I said, I'm going to bring you in the show. And then, uh, you know, we were talking about a C-section. So I'm like, well, Liz, you've had like 14 C-sections. You didn't say that to her. Oh, I had to. It was, I mean, cause you gotta make, you gotta, you gotta have that little levity on the show. Otherwise, Liz is young. I think she's like 19, 19. She has a one year old. She got married last year. We, we learned all about Liz yesterday. So I said, Liz, we're going to make it part of the show. So we did. Because Sam Bushman actually warned me. He's like, oh, you gotta be careful what you say. She's a young girl, you know, very Christian. I'm like, okay, no problem. I'll behave.

[00:07:24] Well, I clarified for the audience that she had not had 14 C-sections. We were kidding, of course, but that I think everybody on the audience picked up on that. I didn't think they needed an explanation. I'm actually, actually, my friend called me last night. He's subbing in for, I don't know what show. Patriot soapbox. And he's like, I'm subbing in. I need to, I need someone to come on with me. Can you do me a favor? Help me out. I'm like, yeah, all right. Cause it's you. Yeah. Like from five to seven, I got to go on tonight. Oh God.

[00:07:54] I got, I got, nah, you're, you're my limit. I got to, you know what? I don't know if that's Eastern time or I got to ask him shit. I ain't even ask. Better find out. Did you hear about that? I just mentioned that the, the house is going to vote on this next week to make the time change permanent so that it stays in daylight savings. I don't know where you sit. I'm a daylight savings guy. I like the, where it is now. I don't like to, I don't like it dark at four 30 in the afternoon here in New Jersey. Yeah. I like the way it is now too. All right. Well, so you and I are on the same pitch and they're going to make it permanent.

[00:08:24] Are they voting on it next week? Just a headline. Just they talked about it last week. Trump is in support of it. The Senate was in support. And then the house, the headline, I'm watching this video. I didn't want to come off the video because now if I take, if I tell you the headline, the headline was, they're going to vote on it next week. I didn't see nothing about that. Yeah, but go ahead. It just broke on a leading report. I was, I was watching a video. Everybody's been commenting. Cause I'm getting really tired of people with the Charlie Kirk thing. It's really kind of annoying me. I don't know where you sit on this thing, but the evidence is overwhelming.

[00:08:53] It's not like, you know, Candace Owens came out. Oh, there's something going on, you know? And then I got a lot of people in my chat who were doing the same thing. And then Jess Heat, you know, Jess Heat, she brought up the video with Charlie's shirt puffing out, but I'm watching the video. And as somebody who's, you know, a former police officer, I understand ballistics. I'm watching the video. This makes complete sense of what I'm seeing when that bullet went through the cavitation, which happens with a bullet is going to, the bullets moving this way. The pressure is going to come back, push that shirt out.

[00:09:23] And then you're going to see the opposite come out the front. Everybody's watching this video who doesn't understand that going, there's something wrong. There is an exploding microphone, George. And I'm getting tired of all the conspiracy theories because like the evidence is just overwhelming that it was this kid. He's even pretty much said he did it. And everybody wants to believe it's like a JFK type thing now. Yeah, I mean, I had the original video when it happened. And we, I slowed it down, looked at it.

[00:09:50] It almost looks like the, it could have looked, you could think like the bullet deflected or a fragment and cut his neck and the artery. But you see, you see all the motion, the shirt go back up. Yeah, everything like, like it's supposed to be. You see the cavitation push the pressure coming out here and then, and then immediately come back. That's what happens in ballistics. Like they ever see a gel get shot. You can kind of see the exact same thing, but everybody's pointing to this video saying, Oh, it proves my no. It actually proves that a bullet killed Charlie Kirk. It wasn't exploding microphone.

[00:10:21] Oh, Holly got, forgot it pinned in the chat. Good girl, Holly. So speak it like what I don't understand. I don't know. I guess it's Utah law. Like they're doing all these preliminary hearings. Like he hasn't pled guilty or non guilty yet. And they're showing all this evidence to have it on TV. I think they're actually the prosecution is hurting themselves. Because if a lot of people watching Utah, you're gonna have a hard time getting jurors. Yeah. That's what I just don't get with this situation. But it's, it's, it's tough with a high profile case.

[00:10:51] You're, you're, you're absolutely correct. I mean, you look at when you're prejudicing one side or the other, a lot of people were upset with the judge. And I said, why? He seems like he's doing actually really good job here trying to be, you know, straight down the middle, make sure that one, one side isn't prejudiced over the other, because you gotta, you gotta care about the trial, not setting yourself up for appeal or a mistrial or, you know, you know, retrial. You don't want to have that. You want to try to get it to court.

[00:11:16] And the court system is not set up for fairness and it's not set up in the way people think it's supposed to be set up. Most people just want to move stuff off the docket. But when it comes to a murder trial is a little bit different. You know, this is, this has to be heard. You got to make sure the evidence is presented the right way. And you're not given one side of the advantage over the other. But if, if the evidence you're right, if too many people see a lot of this, it is going to taint the jury pool. But that's kind of hard not to do considering that this was such a high profile case. Yeah.

[00:11:44] But like, why are they, don't you, I guess Utah is different. Cause usually like you get arraigned and whatever, then you plead guilty, non guilty. And then you go on with all your stuff and you know, how the trial before the trial, preliminary areas, but they kind of do it different. Like, isn't he supposed to have pled out already? Like plead guilty or non guilty. It depends. You're a lawyer, bro. You tell me. I'm not a lawyer. I'm in law school. Well, you're in law school. So good enough. I'll read the thing. Hold on one second here. I want to read it too. I'll tell you exactly how it works because it's, it's interesting.

[00:12:11] You're talking about criminal procedure, which is, uh, is interesting. Cause I'm actually in that course this year. Uh, two L law schools. You better know. Criminal procedure. Well, it's funny. I have a professor who is a former judge in New Jersey. Phil Tornetta is his name. Uh, great guy. Um, I have actually, you know, we've, we've spoken. He said, I'm all you're from Jersey. I'm from New Jersey. And then the next thing, you know, we're like, you know, we're, we're buddies. Uh, but, uh, Phil Tornetta, former judge in New Jersey now retired in San Diego, California. So I'm like, why?

[00:12:40] Not why, but the steps to this. So let me just pull this up here just so I can go through this with you. But obviously you got arrest. You got booking. Then you got the filing of the complaint. You have what's called your first appearance. Uh, after that is your preliminary hearing. Uh, then the filing of an indictment or information. Then you have what's called your arraignment. Then you have pretrial motions. Then you have your trial sentencing, uh, appeals or post, uh, conviction remedies. So, uh, we're, we're still in the, like the preliminary, like the, I guess it's, it's not

[00:13:09] really the arraignment. Well, I guess he was already arraigned, right? Now we're kind of in the treat pre-trauma. It's, it's weird where we are. And I, I don't know Utah everybody, you have general rules of court and then you have what's called local rules of court. So some people do it a little bit differently, but it doesn't usually deviate too much from Yeah, but don't you, they usually have to put in a, you know, a plea first. Yeah, you're, you don't have to, you don't have to plead right away. Like why are they presenting all this evidence right now?

[00:13:40] So it's, it's funny. I don't know. Did they go to grand jury? I don't know if they had, I don't, I don't know where we are in this case. Like in grand jury, you don't have to be specific in grand jury. You can actually admit hearsay in grand jury. You don't have to put everything on the table. And I'm not sure. I know where we are right now is the judge is deciding whether this is going to go to trial. It's obviously going to go to trial. Um, but you don't have to present all your evidence. You do have to present enough evidence to, to show probable cause.

[00:14:08] And then, uh, of course, you know, once you get into the, uh, I guess we're in the preliminary hearing stage. I don't know. I haven't been following the trial, but I know the judge is deciding whether it's going to go to trial, but obviously it's going to go to trial. Hmm. I mean, that makes sense. I mean, it's a preliminary hearing. You would think that after all the stuff they're presenting, I mean, you'd be crazy. Yeah. He doesn't have, he doesn't have to plead though. Right now. He will soon have to. Yeah.

[00:14:35] But he'd be crazy to even take it to trial with that much evidence and stuff. He's crazy. That's what I want to take. If you want to, if he wants to take the death penalty off table, he better, he was smart to plead, you know, guilty. And then. Well, I mean, that's kind of the thing, right? Because in somebody in the, in the audience this morning, in my chat said, you shouldn't take it off the table anyway, with that amount of evidence, but it's about money and time. Right. So if you, if you, and I know that's not the answer. Well, forget it. Let me, let me tell you something.

[00:15:03] That penalty is the easy way out by the way, because sitting in a jail, especially if they're like in, um, high lockdown unit, it's not fun. It's that's more, more, more of a sufferer than, than, I mean, that's easy way out. I agree. You and I have that opinion. And I happen to agree with you on, on that in totality, but some people don't look at it that way because they look at death as being the ultimate penalty. And you're right.

[00:15:32] If he, if he doesn't want to die and he takes the death penalty, if they'll take the death penalty off the table for a guilty plea for life imprisonment with no possibility of parole. Okay. And if the, if the prosecution doesn't want to do that and make a deal, then they're basically forcing a trial because at that point it's like, well, what do we have to mitigate? So then the defense is going to go to trial no matter what, to try to get, you know, to try to, you know, reduce that sentence to something less than death or less than life without the possibility.

[00:15:59] Well, they can do that like, you know, when they present their, um, the lawyers, even if he, even if he pleads when it's sentencing, they could, um, his lawyers can provide mitigating factors, you know, all that good stuff. Yeah. Chris Eppolito says the state shouldn't allow a plea. That's just not how the system works. I mean, you know, you have to answer to the charges. You're either guilty, not guilty, or he said, yeah, there's that's NJ Kit Kat says no plea. That's not how it works. You either, you either, you're either, I mean, you're either a not guilty, guilty or, or, or no contender, you know, no contender. Who said that?

[00:16:29] A couple of people said that. Chris Eppolito said it. So here, Chris, if this guy, James here blatantly committed a crime, he knows he committed a crime and he got caught. You telling me if he wants to plead guilty, he doesn't want to go through all the stuff because he knows he's guilty and he did it that he can't. They want it. They want vigilante justice, which I totally get, you know, in a case like this, but there's a lot of people. But so what? So he's saying he wants a death penalty. I mean, all right. I can understand that.

[00:16:59] The death penalty. NJ Kit Kat saying I'm talking plea deals. No. Well, the only deal they would offer is taking death penalty off the table so that they could save all this time and energy because we know we did it and we'll put you away in jail for life. And then, you know, George and I would at least get the satisfaction of knowing the guy's rotten away. He's gone. He's not he no matter what he's going away for life. There is no parole possibility pro he's getting life. Let him suffer in jail. I agree with you, George. Let him suffer. You're right.

[00:17:29] It is the easy way out. They let it lethal in jail. I don't know what they do in Utah, but then you're just you're gone and you go to sleep and fuck that. Let him suffer for the rest of his life. The kids. What? How old is he 24? Let him let him suffer for another 50 years behind bars. I totally agree with you. One hundred percent. Yeah. All right. I'm going to switch because you're before we go into our full story. I got to give a shout out and give you a question. I got to give a shot friend of mine aims. She's in Alabama. I hope you're doing well. She's probably working out, but I have a question for you.

[00:17:57] Since your medical and your wife's the more of the medical ever since she was a kid. She's always been cold. Okay. Have you been checked for like Rainier's disease? She said she had full blood workup and all and it's all good. Okay. What do we got anything? So I was I did some research on yesterday and it says some people are just born like that or like that. They're just cold. You're just ultra fricking sensitive.

[00:18:25] My grandmother was always cold too. It was like 85 degrees in her house constantly. I hate it going over there. I would stick to the plastic on the cushions all the time. Remember those plastic cushions? Remember when? Oh my God. Grandma. Why is it so hot? A lot of people get older, colder when they get older. I'm guessing your friend is probably very thin. My guess, right? Because you don't have much meat on you to keep you warm. I don't know. Are you an alchemaholic? Do you drink a lot? Do you open a, you have a vasodilation problem where the blood is a little bit?

[00:18:55] Losing heat because it's, you know, she's thin. She's yeah, she's thin. She works out. She does yoga. Okay. She keeps healthy. Well, tell her to do hot yoga and she won't be so cold. There you go. That's from a do hot yoga. Hot yoga. I'm always called do hot yoga solve problem solved. Moving on next. What do we got next on the docket? George, what's your name? I want to do her justice. Aims. Aims, Aims, Aims, hot yoga, but don't if you're going to,

[00:19:25] don't put yogurt in the microwave. It might taste like crap, but hot yoga is fine. You won't be so damn cold. I did hot. I did hot yoga once George and I almost passed out. I was like, it was very hot in there. I'm not a yogi. And I thought I was going to die. Mike, what happens when your hot yoga session is over and you go home? Yeah, cold, but at least you're warm for the time being when you're at hot yoga or you've no like or like they she puts the thermostat. She won't it won't be lowered in 77.

[00:19:55] Wow. I couldn't come over your house either. I mean, I'm not sleeping over. I just probably doesn't want me to sleep over, but I got I got my art. Kelly and I keep it at like 66, seven, like 68, six, somewhere in that range. 67, 68. Yeah. 69 if we're in a good mood. I'd be like, no, you better dress warmer because while I got to suffer, that's the way I would be. Yeah. Put on a sweater. God, it's frigging too hot in here.

[00:20:24] Oh man, it's terrible. I am. But I would. I was curious though, because you mentioned that I said Rainier's because I have no, a lot of people who don't have good circulation in their hands and stuff like their feet. That's Rainier's disease, but that's just sounds something totally different. So I have no idea. Moving on to circulation. All right. This is a good one because there's a new study came out and it's calling the woke ideology is making leftists even crazier. Go figure.

[00:20:52] I mean, look, I've minored in psych two years. Do you need to do you even need to have any kind of knowledge in psych to really say technologists? We know the leftist ideology is making them crazier, but here's a good study. So now they can't deny it. Did you see this? Do you know about this at all? I did not see it. So, I mean, we clearly have a mental crisis in America right now. I mean, that's obvious just from watching this show. Sure.

[00:21:19] And the problem is definitely certainly worse on one side of the political aisle. We know what side that is. To the left, to the left. You have two therapists, Mike. They actually published an academic article talking about this. And they're saying what? Well, it's got to be studied. You, you, I think you, at this point, like, I appreciate the fact that there's white paper coming out on this because everybody on the left will argue that everybody on the right is crazy.

[00:21:48] You and I know that it's, it's, it's, it's the majority of people on the left. We can see it. They're the ones out there with the septum rings and the blue hair. You just had a depiction of one on your cartoon there, which is perfect. I mean, that's exactly who they are. The ones on the right who are nuts. Yeah. There's people on both sides who are nuts, but it's like 10 to one. Yeah. I would say 10 to one. And I want a study to back that up so we could put this argument to rest once and for all. And, and who, who comes up with the criteria? Because, you know, that's what, that's what doctors, that's what PhDs do. We'll pick apart all the studies.

[00:22:17] How did you come up with that? Were the questions loaded? You know, what, were they leading questions? Were they, you know, how do you base the, the craziness? Is it IQ based? Like, I want to know, I want to know how we came up with the metrics, but I want to put it to bed so that I'm, I don't have to listen to the left. Tell me that everybody on the right, because they watch MS now is, is nuts. Cause we're not. I mean, I am right now, but we're not. Well, the thing with the left is it's progressing with them. That that's the thing.

[00:22:45] So there's two gentlemen that wrote his, I'm gonna give him credit. Arnold Cantu and Nathan Gallo. They're social work professionals. They authored the article in the latest special issue of current opinion and psychology. They attempt to, they actually provide an alternative explanation for potential causes that's behind the rise in psychiatric diagnosis and poor mental health outcomes for people who identify as liberal or left leaning in the United States.

[00:23:14] They had the research and it suggests that left leaning people have poor mental health and conservatives. The two said, and in the email statement to the college fix, they added their notable finding that has become increasingly applicable to younger generation. And you have to look younger generation. Why? Because younger generation are easily intimidated or easily coerced. Easily influenced. Influenced. I mean, that's another one because our minds are still growing.

[00:23:43] No matter what from when you're born till probably like 1920, your minds are still growing. 25. 25. You get that gray matter and the white matter and you don't, your brain doesn't fully form until you're 25 years old. So you're, yeah, it's a great point, George. And then also the fact that younger kids, I think, even though they have access to more information than we did when we were their age, they don't know how to interpret the information. No, no, no, no, no. They're getting the wrong information.

[00:24:12] Well, that's kind of the point I was making. I mean, if you're getting your headlines on TikTok and you're getting some emotionally charged headline and that's what you run with, at the end of the day, all you're doing is spouting out, you know, a talking point. You're not really getting into the minutia, the nitty gritty of information. And if you're getting it from mainstream media, which we got a lot. I mean, when we were kids, that's all we had. We didn't have alternatives. We didn't have, you know, the big, big, we didn't have that when we were kids. We had ABC, NBC, and fake news. We had the news. You had to rely on the news.

[00:24:42] We didn't have internet until Al Gore created it and invented it, which is, you know, thank God Al Gore did that, right? Al Gore. You don't remember that Al Gore said he created, he invented the internet? No, I don't. I know he, but didn't he spell potato wrong on the board? No, that, no, that was, that was Dan Quayle. Dan Quayle. Yeah. I'm ass. See what I mean about information? And then what happens is all this erroneous information that you just heard just goes around and round and round.

[00:25:10] And then no one knows what's going on, George. Yeah. But I mean, like you brought TikTok, but TikTok, if you give up bad, bad information, if it's really bad, they'll strike you. I mean, X, you have community notes because I'm a community note contributor. So if you put something false up, I'm going to put a note on your ass. I'm hitting you. But how did you get that criteria? I got so many people who were flagging all my COVID stuff. How did I get that? How did I get what criteria? How did it become a community?

[00:25:40] Not you in particular. How does someone become, you know, green labeled as a community contributor? Because, you know, you got all you people out there. You people. There's a million of you out there that are not, that think like you, that think like they do on the crazy left that were censoring my stuff on COVID. So who makes it, who made them king? I'll be honest with you. I don't know who, how they pick or why they pick or how they, they reached out to me. Maybe they, maybe they have the algos that check your content.

[00:26:09] See that you're putting truth up all the time and see how you reply to people. Were you, were you a DEI hire? This just happened within a year jerk off. So there's no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm being, I'm being, I'm being completely serious in a context. I'll tell you why Jaden. And I bring this up on my show all the time. Jaden was in a political group at Rutgers. There were 28 kids and 20, 23 of them were, were, were liberals. And five of them, only five were conservative.

[00:26:38] So he started getting all this opportunity, this inclusion. It's the I in DEI because they needed conservatives. So now I'm wondering if they had all these crazy people on the left who were doing the job you're doing. And I said, we need a, we need a crazy right wing guy. Have you ever seen the big mic? Get that guy, George Ballanty. They don't want, no, no, no, no, no. They don't want crazy. They want truth, factual, and you have to back it up. But that, but all the people they considered were truth and factual had zero knowledge during COVID. And they were all censoring me during COVID.

[00:27:08] So I guess if you look at maybe when they had all the leftists, they were biased. They would only go after like conservative people. Me, whether, if you're a conservative, you put something fake up. And if I'm at the time, I'll put a community note up. I'm going to do it on anybody. I don't discriminate. Because what, because I think when conservatives do it, they hurt our movement more. But how do you know what's real and what's not real? You got research, bro. Research. But research can be cherry picked.

[00:27:36] What do we do on our shows every day? We have information. We look, we get information. We gather. You got, and then you got to find sources like legitimate sources to back it up. I'm not, I'm not questioning your integrity. I'm questioning the, I'm questioning the integrity of everybody else who does the same job that you're doing. You can't, okay. So you can't just put, say something community note. You have to back it up by, with a credible link of information where it's coming from. Okay. But all the links that they thought were credible during COVID weren't credible. They were citing the CDC when we were citing real patient.

[00:28:06] I'm just relating it back to something I did. Okay. But that was back then. We're talking about now. Right. But the same transverses to now, I mean, I mean, how do you, how does you can cherry pick articles that support your narrative over something that might be a little bit different? Is it opinion based or fact based? Okay. So here's the thing. So when you do a community note, in order for that community note to go public to people, you have to have other community note contributors either verify it and acknowledge it and say, yes, it's truthful.

[00:28:35] I think you have to have like two or three before it goes public to people. So you can't just put something up. It has to be backed up. Like people have to see and approve it. Yeah. You know what? They have a pretty good system. This is the best conversation we've had on this show. The whole, you know, I think we should do this without. I was just going to say, cause Lance is not here. I said this morning to my audience, I said, I thought it was you. I said, sometimes it's hard to talk to George. Sometimes I sit there in buttheads with George and I get now I know it's not George. It's Lance. Well, that's it.

[00:29:04] So I love, listen, I love Lance and I will kill for Lance. He's my brother from another mother, but sometimes Lance, you know, he has to dominate or has, it has to be about Lance. Egos, baby. But he said the same about you. He said, it has to be George. It's all about George. I never make it. I never make it. I admit, listen, I try to keep myself humble. I'm only messing with you. I know, but I just want to make that though. I don't, I don't like the whole community notes thing.

[00:29:30] And I, I don't, I don't look, I think if people are dumb and they want to get dumber by believing whatever they see online, even if it's wrong, that, that's not that, that makes us smarter. Like, why would we want to see, there's part of me that wants to educate people so that we can, they can understand. And there's part of me that says, George, aren't we stronger when we're the smarter of all of them? When we're, we're more intelligent than these, if you, why, why not have a bunch of morons running around?

[00:29:57] So you just said something and I'm, I'm, I'm going to state something. I don't think you just said we're more intelligent than other people. I don't think anyone's more intelligent or smarter than this person, that person. I'm going to say why. Just because you, you're going to, let's say you go to law school, you get your law license. It doesn't mean you're smarter than me because I could build a house. I could do electrical plumbing. Can you? But hold on, but I'm just giving an example. It doesn't make anybody smarter. This guy can run equipment versus this guy can't.

[00:30:26] Does that make him a better or smarter person? No, I don't, I don't, I don't base intelligence on that. I go back to IQ a lot because IQ isn't the measure of like how many degrees you have and how smart you are. IQ is how quick you can get through the puzzle. You know, how can you get through the puzzle efficiently and how quickly can you do it? How quickly? So it's, it's, it's, it's, yeah. And I think that's the thing. Like we're, I feel like we're always ahead of when we see something, they might see the same thing we see, but we've figured it out very quickly because we understand how it translates into the last. The reasoning.

[00:30:57] The doctor. Yeah, that's part of it. But I mean, a lot of people, it takes a lot. They take a lot longer to get to the point that we already knew. And we're very frustrated. That's that. I kind of measure intelligence by that. I don't care about degrees. Look, I didn't start college. So I was 26. You know, my, my parents didn't think I would amount to anything. That's probably why I keep going back to college. Cause I just figure what the fuck I'll just, I'll show you. I'll show you. I'm on my sixth degree. That doesn't make me smarter that my pilot's license.

[00:31:22] I learned more in flight school than I did in any other class I ever took getting my, my bachelor's, my master's, my doctorate. Police Academy is like, ah, maybe 20% new knowledge. Speaking of pilot license, you see the guy, the pilot instructor in Argentina. I just played it. Yeah. I just played it. We just talked about it yesterday. And I mean, I, you know, as a pilot. Let's take a plane. Come to Teterboro airport, get a plane. Let's go somewhere. Come down here. I fly out of a Miller, which is the old Miller now it's Ocean County air park, but I'm, I'm, I'm checked out there.

[00:31:51] My insurance is there. You have a plane or you rent the plane? No, I rent planes, but I, I, the flight school I went to years ago, I I'm checked out here at Ocean County air park and down in a marathon. I used to be checked out at page field and Fort Myers, but it's a lot easier to come here. You want to take a plane to Florida? What does it cost? No, first of all, no, I'm asking what I'm telling. Well, I'm just telling you because I'm flying a single engine land Cessna 172. Your, your, your average speed is 105 knots, which is 120 roughly miles an hour.

[00:32:21] Do you know how long it's going to take to get from here to Florida at $175 an hour? Roughly, uh, it wet, which means with fuel. So you do the math. If it's going to take me nine hours, you know, I'm spending nine times, you know, let's say 200 bucks an hour. 200 bucks an hour, nine hours is $1,800 down and $1,800 back. We're at 3,600 bucks and it's going to take us a long effing time. So it, no, the answer is, you know, as you get bigger and you know, you start flying on, I'm not flying jets.

[00:32:50] I'm flying single engine prop planes. Uh, I can fly a dual, uh, multi, but it's still even like a one 82. I'm only getting maybe a 160 knots out of that. Give me a serious, give me a serious, like an SR 22 turbo where I'm cruising at like 175 knots. Then I'll be like, all right, George, four hours down, four hours back. We're good, but I got to win the lottery. Planes are fucking expensive. I mean, just when I was flying alone 20 years ago, when I, 24 years ago, when I got my license,

[00:33:18] uh, it cost me probably about 10 grand and it took me 10 months to do it. Uh, now it would cost me at least double that. Uh, the prices have gone up planes where you used to be able to get a plane, you get, I don't know how many people can you put in a plane? And at one 72, four, but you, your weight and my weight combined with full fuel, I'm getting maybe Kelly in the back and no bags. You got a weight limit too, depending on the plane. All right. I guess we're flying United.

[00:33:45] I got about 618 pounds of usable load with full fuel on a one 72. So if you add up, you, me and Kelly, uh, we're no bags. We can go down, you know, like my contractors with white beaters. When's the last time you flew a plane? Uh, about three weeks ago. What'd you do? Where'd you go? I took Kelly up just for a little ride. We wanted to get off the ground. That flying is what it cost you. Uh, I, I didn't even look at the receipt. They just charged my card. I have no idea.

[00:34:15] Oh, you got it like that. So why don't you take us to Florida? If you got it like that, if you don't look at it, don't look at it. When we go to Florida and let's go. I knew I was taking her up. It wasn't like I was looking at the plane going, Oh, Kelly, we got to land five. You'll take your wife on a plane ride, but you won't take her on a honeymoon. It was, it was, well, that's part of the honeymoon. I've been trying to explain that the entire time. My whole wife's life. She doesn't realize it yet. She will when I'm dead, but my wife's entire life with me has been a honeymoon.

[00:34:43] She just doesn't, she doesn't quite see it that way, but she will realize one day, you know, you know, if I was married to George, I couldn't go flying in the plane. You know, I wouldn't be at Yankee camp. Wait, wait, wait, what means she, what makes her think she won't go flying in a plane? Why is she? Just because I can't fly the plane doesn't mean I can't get a pilot flyers. No, no. And then her and I can sit in a seat and enjoy it together. She likes the fact that, that her and I can go up together and get away from all of you people on the ground. We don't have to talk. We don't have to.

[00:35:11] Well, I, I, I, this morning, I'm like, the chat and I were going at it today. I'll tell you right. Glendine. We were just going at it. Doc. Would Kelly agree if she were in the chat? No, but I told you, she doesn't realize it yet. It's like, it's like I always tell you that Democrats are really Republicans that don't realize it yet. My wife has had an entire honeymoon since we got married. She just doesn't realize it yet. When I'm dead and gone, she'll be like, you know how many, my, my, we really did a lot of things. I was like a honeymoon because most people will tell you about their honeymoon. Then they're divorced. They're second marriage.

[00:35:41] They're five extra kids. Kelly wants to go get a honeymoon, like a real, like a somewhere away honeymoon. Where would you suggest that I take my wife on? I don't know. That's on you. Um, depends on what, what you guys like, what you enjoy. She really wants some people. Like, let's say they want to, they can just go to Ruba fun. Some people want to go to Hawaii, do all that. It depends. Some people want to go to Paris. I don't know. I've taken her to Hawaii. I've taken her all over the country. She's done a lot of things. I think it's more of the gesture that you're taking time.

[00:36:10] You're going to set up a honeymoon for her and you. How long does this set honeymoon have to be? I don't know. You could do it for like, do a weekend getaway, like a three day weekend if you want. I can get away with a three day. If I can get away with that, she's been on about a hundred honeymoons already. So that's what I mean. Mike, but you have to specifically make it a honeymoon. Like, like you get the honeymoon suite and all that good stuff. So the next time, the next time we go away for three nights, I can say to her, this is

[00:36:40] the honeymoon, because that's what I've been doing for the last three years. No, because where are you going away? What are you going away for? Well, I mean, it depends, but you know, see, that's the thing. She wants to go away and be like, well, just shut off your phone. Well, I can't do that because the whole world will, my world will fall apart if I shut off my phone. I got way too many things going. Why would your world fall apart? I got, George, really, I run a business. I got like, I got a thousand things going on at the same time. If I just zone out for three days and I miss a big decision or something that's happened, we're fucked.

[00:37:10] Like we're fucked. I literally, my whole life would be fucked. And that's the thing. You can't just shut off your phone. But if she understood that and was okay with that, the next time we go to like, I don't know, I guess I'm honey. You want to go to New Orleans for the weekend? This is the honeymoon. I could do that. You want to go to Florida? This is the honeymoon. We're going to go visit Glendine in Kentucky. Honeymoon. You know, Mike, Mike, hold on. Ultra Mag girl 45. You've never flown in a plane. We got to take you up in a plane. I've jumped out of plane. I've gone skydiving. Who said that?

[00:37:39] Ultra Mag girl 45. I just seen it. Well, where you saw it. Where is she? She's putting a chat. I've never flown. What do you mean? What? Where? In a fucking chat. What do you mean? Where you got to scroll up? I'm scrolling, looking through comments. Ultra Maga. Where's Ultra Maga? Don't believe me? I'm telling you what she just said. I do believe you. So why are you going to look for him? Because I want to know where Ultra Maga lives, because we're not flying out to California. She lives in upstate New York somewhere. Well, I mean, now you've got added expense. I have a motto. Add expense what? What is your added expense? You buy, I fly. I'll go pick up George.

[00:38:10] You've got to pay for that. And we'll come get, we'll pick you up in upstate New York. And pay for that leg. And then I got to drop George off and I got to fly home. So you add up the whole time and you buy, I'll fly. You're in. Deal. Oh, let's see. Let's see what she says. Poor girl, never been on a plane. Never flown. I don't know if you want her first experience of being on a little Cessna. How do you know it's a Cessna? What is the plane you said you're flying? One prop?

[00:38:39] Well, I mean, I, a Cessna 172, Piper Archer. That's what you said before. A Cessna, didn't you? But what, what do you think a small plane is? That's the, this is the conversation I have with everybody. Cause I get into all these stories with people. I used to, when I was in the dating scene for years. Yeah. Before I met Kelly. Four seater things with the one prop. Those are small planes. Okay. That's, you know. That's what? A Cessna is a brand. You know, Cessna makes jets, right? I know. You do?

[00:39:07] I know the Cessna makes jets, but you said you, you, you take the one proper thing up. The one. There's a lot of one prop play, single prop, single engine land. That's I get arrows, archers. I've flown them all, but everybody thinks a small plane. They, I don't know for what reason it's like Kleenex tissue. Oh, give me a Kleenex. You made a tissue. This isn't a Kleenex brand. They all think they're a Cessnas. That's, that's a brand. I just did a story of a Cessna crashing the other day. It was a jet. Like, I don't know how many, eight seater jet. It crashed the other day on the highway.

[00:39:37] People always assume things. It's like, uh, I had a conversation with my buddy. All right. So you got to take, if someone's never been on a plane before in their life and you're going to take them up in a plane, you got to take them up on like, you know, no, and I'll tell you why jet or something. No, no, no. And I'll tell you why. And I've done this many, many times. I had a friend of mine who is a lieutenant. I got to talk to your wife, Kelly about this. But can't. All right. I've taken up so many people who were deathly afraid of flying. And my lieutenant, this is the best story.

[00:40:04] My lieutenant from the police department years ago was deathly afraid of flying. And he said to me, he goes, would you mind taking me up? And I said, sure. So we booked a day, calls me the day of and goes, I got to cancel. Uh, I, I, I'm too much anxiety, this, that, the other thing. I'm like, all right. So I just forgot about it. Then he calls me again. He goes, I really like to do that. I was, you know, disappointed. I chickened out. Can we book it again? I'm like, all right. Uh, he's your lieutenant. So you don't give him too much crap. So I said, okay. So we booked another day.

[00:40:32] And then of course, uh, oh, no, one of my attorneys is calling me. This is nonstop today. And then I go, uh, I, I, he canceled on me a second time. So I'm like, well, fuck, fuck this guy. You know, I was fucking annoying now. So again, he, now he called a third time and he go, I'm really sorry, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And I said, look, if you're going to come, I said, come, I'm not doing this booking. You're making me look bad. Cause every time you cancel, I go flying by myself. Cause I don't want to be the guy who cancels the damn booking and it's costing me money. And you're making me look like an idiot. So he books a third time.

[00:41:02] And the third time I get a call in the morning from him and I knew it was coming. Oh, here we go. And he goes, I'm not canceling. He goes, but I have to tell you, I did take a Xanax, uh, and a sleeping pill just because I'm nervous. Oh, he goes, he goes, are you okay with that? I go, normally, no, like normally I'm not going to take some drugged up asshole. But I said, for you, you're going up today. So I took him up flying and, uh, you know, but I do a little differently, George, because you got to understand that the physics of flight, you got to understand, you know, camber of a

[00:41:31] wing, why a plane's getting lift. You got you into that whole thing. So I'm doing the, the walk around. I'm doing the pre-flight with him. I'm explaining everything I do, which is what I do when I take anybody up for the first time. I'm explaining how the plane flies and why and what we're doing. So you feel comfortable. Then when we get up to level flight, I'm like 2,500 feet. Do you want to go flying over his house? Sure. We go flying around. Can I call my wife? Sure. No problem. He's on the phone. Honey, we're flying over that. Now he's having fun with it. We get up, we level off. I said, do you want to fly? What do you mean? And I got the plane trimmed up for level flight. You can't really do much.

[00:42:01] You could take a 172 when it's trimmed up. You could pull the yoke all the way back. It'll oscillate and then come level again. So I'm letting them make turns and do all this stuff. And when we come in a land, when you come in a land, it's like a, I don't know how to describe it, but every airport, there's an airport, like a pattern, a traffic pattern, right? So there's a traffic pattern altitude. There's either left pattern or right pattern. And we come in on a 45 degree angle. We hit the downwind and I'm talking, I'm telling him what we're doing. We're at a thousand feet. We're in a downwind. We're midfield.

[00:42:30] And this guy's got his Xanax and his sleeping pill in him, right? He's fine by now. It's kind of worn off in the euphoria of now flying over the house and flying a little bit, calling his wife. He's all into it now. So we get to, we get to, you know, where we're in the, in the pattern. We're on downwind. We turn base and I'm talking them through the whole thing. We're opposite the numbers. We're going to power back to 1500. We're going to look at, you know, the flap arc. We're going to first notch of flaps. We're going to turn base. We high, low, faster, slow. Second notch of flaps. We come in, we turn final. It's aim point airspeed.

[00:43:00] Now we're, he's looking, we're, we're about to land and I can see him. He's like, you know, white knuckled in the plane. And we come over the numbers. I flare it off. Erp, erp. And I see him like, as we land, he's still kind of like, like this. So I look at him and I'm like, what, what, what, what the fuck? Like I get annoyed. You didn't expect me to land. Now you've, now you have questioned my credibility. Now you're challenging my skills. So I, I pushed the power in, put the flaps up and he goes, what are you doing? So we're taking off again. So why are you doing that?

[00:43:28] I said, cause I want to show you that we land the exact same way every single time. And we did the exact same thing. All those steps on the pattern came over the numbers flared landed. He was so much more comfortable at that point. When we got inside the FBO, he bought a $300 flight kit and started taking lessons that week. This from a guy who's deathly afraid of flying. And I've done that multiple times with people who just don't understand the physics of flight, the envelope of the plane, what it can and can't do.

[00:43:56] My first flight, George, when I went up with my instructor, his name was Chuck Taylor, believe it or not. So Chuck Taylor takes me up in 2002. We're up at 3000 feet. And he says, what do you think would happen if I pulled the power out? I don't know. So he pulls the power out and just show me that the plane's not going to fall out of the sky. You're trimming it up for level flight. It'll take you 10 minutes to come down from that altitude. So once you understand all that stuff as a, as a novice or somebody who's scared of planes, like Coco, you become, you know, you'd be. Coco scared of planes.

[00:44:25] Coco's scared of everything. I play stuff. Yeah. I play stuff in this show. Let's throw a bag overhead and we'll just take on a plane and wake her up and then she'll be in the air. And take it off and it's like, ah, we're going 45 degree turns. We'll do that. It's, it's a, look, I love it. It's it's, I learned more in flight school than I did. Well, law school is comparable. I have to be honest with you. Law school is very tough. Law school. There's like a lot of new language, a lot of new knowledge that you were like, oh, I thought I knew that. But I, you know, you're, you learn a lot, but flight school was incredible. You learn everything.

[00:44:55] It's not just flying a plane and physics of flight. It's meteorology. It's, it's radio communications. It's navigation. When you go, when you're going to take a plane, don't you got to put a flight plan in and stuff or no? No, no, it depends where you're flying. If you're flying, if anything above 17,999 feet is class A airspace. You got all the air spaces from A, B, C, all the way down to G, which is general airspace. Most airspace in this country is like echo airspace. And in that case, if you're flying what's called VFR or visual flight rules, you only need a couple things. You need, you need a clearance of clouds.

[00:45:25] You need a three miles visibility. There's a one 52 rule when it comes to clouds. Uh, and, and that's pretty much it. So when you're in that type of airspace, no, you're not filing a flight plan. If I was to fly you here, we have, we have controlled airspace around us. Okay. So there could be two nuts just flying their planes around. And yes, for the most part, depending on where you are in the country, if you're flying in New Jersey, in this area where I am, cause you got Philly, you got Kennedy, LaGuardia and Newark right to our north and Philly right to our west.

[00:45:54] If you can learn to fly in this airspace, you can fly pretty much anywhere in the country, depending on where you're traversing through, you know, Washington. Have you ever had any issues flying with a plane and mechanical issues? No, no mechanical issues. Well, you're, I'm, let me tell you a crazy story. So my dad, they were going to Teterboro airport, him and like three of their friends are going to take in a plane to go to Atlantic city. Right. And apply. I don't know what I did. Trying to start the plane. He forgot to turn something on. Right. Kill the battery. So they jumpstarted the plane to get her running. I've had that.

[00:46:24] I had that happen once. And still flew with this pilot, Atlantic city. Yeah, it's, it's fine. And then the alternator will take over and charge the battery. No, the problem. Here's my issue. Yeah, I get that. Same like the core, but here's a guy starting a plane, forgot to turn something on. Didn't do his checklist. Right. He forgot to turn the, uh, I don't think that's a pilot. I want, I want to fly my plane. Well, that might not have been his fault. It might've been somebody who left the master on before when that person got out of the plane. And then this person got in and now it's a dead battery because the master drained it.

[00:46:54] No, no, no, no. He was trying to start it and he, and he did something. No, it was the pilot. Okay. Yeah. He didn't turn something on or whatever. Well, there's a reason, there's a reason we have checklist, but I had it, I had a plane once with a dead battery and we had to get it jumped and it was just fine. I mean, I flew that from marathon in the keys all the way up to a Fort Myers at night in the clouds. That was a narrow, that was the one I had to, I had two flight experiences that were

[00:47:21] a little harrowing, but other than that, I mean, I've been five, you know, a thousand hours of flying in all these 20 some years. I mean, I'm, you know, I used to fly all the time. I fly a lot less now and I've got a 20 hours in rotorcraft to helicopter. I mean, listen, everything's going to be coming to your own drone flying soon. Did you hear about, did you hear about that yesterday with Jeb Bush? He was warning Trump. He said he gave him praise for Iran, but was warning him about the drones that are stocked up now in Cuba.

[00:47:51] There's a lot of these autonomous drone bombs that are now in Cuba that Jeb Bush wanted them. Are they in Cuba though? I don't know. I've heard that like a few months ago. Well, I mean, I don't know. I mean, they're, they're on like total blackout right now. That's a little racist, George, but I mean, what's racist? I just call it out. I don't put color. I don't see color. I don't, I don't, um, when it comes to their electricity, if it's not working, I don't, I don't see color.

[00:48:20] There's a total outage of electricity. That's what you say. I don't, I don't, I don't, I racist again, George. I don't see color when it comes to things. I don't have to do that. You should, I don't even know me by now. You're so full of shit. Don't you know me by now? I only do that to point out how ridiculous it is. Wait, when is, when is you, Kelly, wifey, when are we going to lunch again? I know that it should be coming up soon. She, I don't know. She's got, she's like a once a month at that facility. So she's the one who tells you and then she just tells you, you gotta get up in the morning. Okay. What day? Utah, U.S. Saturday or Sunday?

[00:48:50] Uh, and I just be figuring out. I mean, we've had fun though. That's going to get old in the winter though, George, when it's like snow on the ground and it's, you know, 10 degrees outside, you're going to be like, do you want to go to breakfast? I'm going to go, I don't know. I just want to stay in my bed where it's warm. Hold on. I'm answering something to chat. What do you got? You like, I like lost you over there. No, I worked in machine shops. I'm re I'm reading the chat. Ultra Magga girl. You trying to talk me out of flying George?

[00:49:20] You got, you got to come out. I'll you buy. I'll fly. You pick the, uh, tell us what airport you're closest to. And I'll, I'll pick up George first and then we'll do, we'll do 45 degree turns. I'll do 60 degree turns for you. I went up once. I was doing a commercial. I was doing a commercial ride. And, uh, I, I said, the instructor goes, all right, well, we got to do steeper turns than we do in our private check ride. And I go, yeah. So I started doing that 60 degrees. And he goes, what are you doing? I go, I go 60. Right. He goes, no, no, no.

[00:49:49] You only got to do those at 50 for the clearance. I was like, oh, all right. He goes, but that was pretty good. I was like, oh, let's fucking do 90s. Let's go nuts. She never been flying. You must be, what are you like, uh, 19, 20 years old. You've never been in a plane. She's gotta be young. Never been flying. I mean, I got, I dated a girl once. I don't know how old she is now, but I dated a girl once who was scared of flying and had never been in a plane. And we didn't date for long. If that, you know, tell you anything. Cause I mean, I'm a pilot and I like to travel. So when I met the girl, I was like, oh God, this ain't gonna work.

[00:50:19] And then like a week later, I was like this, this, that's definitely not gonna work. How do you not like, how are you like 50 years old and have never, like seen the world? Don't you have a desire? And that was the other thing. Well, no, you can't say that. Some people just don't have the resources or money to go see the world. Like that's not, that's not a fair. 50 years. You can't save up 300 bucks to take a trip to New Orleans or something or Florida. I mean, where the hell is $300 going to get you a flight, hotel, food, $300. Somebody's got family that lives in Florida. Go, Bob, go see Bob.

[00:50:49] He's got air conditioning. Now he'll let you stay at the house. Everybody wants not a family. Why you staying at the house? They'd be like, get a hotel room. Just come over later or something. I mean, what used to annoy me is when I was in the dating scene, I was starting to tell the story before and somebody would find out I'm a pilot and I'd say, yeah, if you want to go up sometime, let me know. But you can't, you can't, hold on. You can't expect someone you just started dating to say, oh yeah, I'll go on a plane with you. Cause that's trust. That is something you have to, that's gotta be earned. So here's my, here's my thought process.

[00:51:17] And you, you, you set this up perfectly because they used to say to me that, well, I don't really know you that well. And I'd go, well, do you ever get on a continental flight back then? Or, you know, back then Eastern airlines, what about, you know, United flight? And I go, yeah. Well, do you know that pilot when you get on the plane? Do you stop and say, excuse me, Mr. Pilot? I I've never met you before. I don't know you, but could you tell me a little bit about yourself before I decide to get in this fucking plane with you that, that, that argument just doesn't hold up.

[00:51:46] I mean, before DEI, I would feel comfortable because a lot of the pilots, you know, they go through a lot of schooling. They got a lot of hours, a lot of practice, some form of military. Yeah. But here's the thing about trust. What I tell people and people like, oh, I have trust issues. I says, no, you don't because I'll say to them and I'll use this example. Do you have a car? And it's yeah. Do you take it to mechanic, get your car fixed? Yeah. Yeah. So you trust the mechanic to fix your car correctly so that when you bring, if you have

[00:52:13] kids, your family in it, it's going to operate safely for you and your family. You trust somebody that they're going to stop at that stop sign every day or that red light. Look how much trust you put into the world that you don't realize you're doing it. Kelly had trust issues, but when we got together for some reason, I don't know, she liked me, so it wasn't a big deal. She went flying. She, well, I don't know either. I really don't know. And I mean, if she would have known, it's the last thing. Is she working? Right now? Yeah. She was. She'll come in the chat.

[00:52:43] She'll try to see what's going on. Like, no, I think she had a, I know she had a facility this morning and then a piece of my office. She would kind of mischief. You and I are up to. I don't know where she is. I don't even know if she, well, she knows I was on here. I did tell her. Aren't you leaving right now to go to DC or wherever you go? I'm not telling. Wait, we don't like to advertise where and when we're leaving. But yes. See what's married man. You know, what's funny. I'm sorry. You're all a hundred percent. Right. Because actually, you ever see people that like put everything on their social media?

[00:53:11] Oh, I'm going to the gym now and this and that yada, yada, yada. Yes. And it annoys the piss out of me. I'm like, oh, go rob their house now. I never put my personal stuff on social media. And what just happened recently the other day, actually, um, code of vets, Gretchen, some lady and her husband showed up at her house, drove six hours, like stalking her out of the house, like tried texting her crazy, scared the shit out of her. Well, guess what? Now she's not gonna put her life on social media anymore. She learned her lesson.

[00:53:41] But yeah, it's a, we're very careful on Facebook that, you know, they pin, they give their location where they're at. I put a very limited amount of things on Facebook. I only usually put like, I was on, um, you know, I was on Glenn show the other day. So I posted that on my personal Facebook. I put the show, but I'm talking about like, if you're at a restaurant or this and that, like they give their location. I agree with you. I said on Facebook, for me, I only put like work stuff or I'm on a show where I'm doing it. We never put like, you'll never see us out. Like, Hey, I'm at the Washington Monument.

[00:54:11] Hey, I'm eating dinner at, you know, wherever Peter Lugers. I don't do that. We don't, we don't ever, if we do put it on Facebook, it's after the fact, like even when I go to Yankee camp, like Kelly, first of all, Kelly doesn't want people knowing I'm gone for a week. So she, you know, the show knows a little bit more about what I'm doing, but you know, Kelly doesn't want people that don't, you know, are not in our orbit or, or in our orbit, like, you know, nefariously looking at our shit, knowing I'm gone or we're, we're out of the house. We don't want people knowing that shit.

[00:54:38] So we're very selective about what we put up and when it is a, it is a weird world when you put yourself out there. You know that George, I mean, anytime you put yourself out there, you make, you make some friends, but then you gotta, you gotta have your guard up cause you go, you don't quite know everybody. And there are people out there who have bad intentions. So no, there's not people out there, bad intentions. Come on. Just stating the obvious George. All right. Let's get, let's get some, what time you got to leave by the way? What time you want to go to?

[00:55:09] Um, actually I have an action. You want to know something funny? I have a one o'clock, um, casting audition. You do? One o'clock. Yeah. Was that noise for the cast? No, that was a video. One of the videos I have to show, but I thought you were making a fun noise for the cast. What are you casting for? Um, I don't know. Uh, so it was like a month ago, two months ago. I was at the bank.

[00:55:36] I actually take my mother to the bank and they were doing, um, like looking, they have all these lights set up. They were doing a scene. I can't say for what, what show it is. Okay. And I was just walking, talking to them and I don't know, one of them came up to me. I wanted to produce or something like, Oh, you'd be great for coming in as extra this and that. Yeah. Would you do it? I'm like, I don't know. It depends how much you pay me or something. So whatever gave him information. I had a friend of mine who did that for years. He was a, um, comedian. He, he was a small business guy too. Greg, Greg, good guy.

[00:56:05] In fact, he performed with me last year. I had him open for me when I headlined and, uh, he got into the acting world. He was on, I can't tell you how many shows he's been on blue bloods. He's been on, uh, you know, uh, what's that other law and order. He's been on like, but like hundreds of times. So he made a career as an extra actor getting into the scene with the unions, got a sad car. I mean, it was crazy. He usually would play a cop. And then, uh, like I, you would be weird. Cause I'd be, I was, I was, I went to see that movie. I was about nine 11.

[00:56:34] I think it was flight 93. Remember? Remember the flight 93 movie or whatever. And I'm in the movie theater and I'm watching and I turn around like that. That's Kirk. But I do that all the time. Now I was in a Savannah for a wake up Patriots convention. We got off the airplane. We're driving to the hotel, uh, in the Uber. And I look up at a billboard and I go, Oh, it's my friend, John. And I saw college high. I go, did I just see you on a billboard? He's like, yeah, but I love that. And one day I'm going to call you up and go, George, did I just see you in a movie? Like, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah.

[00:57:03] Lance did a lot of B acting roles. Like, uh, I picture Lance in porn though. Was it porn? No, I ain't that porn. I'm just saying you said B, B like, be like, you know, like the B roles, like, you know, where the extras where you got like, you know, fighting scenes with a sword or, you know, or the arm. I know what you meant. I just, it was more fun to picture. It was more fun to picture that, uh, maybe it was born. But not that I would watch it. I'm just saying, you know, you, you, you look at somebody sometimes. I don't know. I mean, I don't watch gay porn.

[00:57:33] So I wouldn't know. Mechanic. You look at somebody sometimes, uh, pilot, gay porn. You look at, you know, it's, it's kind of like, you know, I'm fucking Lance has got to be watching the show, right? He's not in the chat. No, he's not going to be in the chat. I was hoping he's watching. All right. You see Mexico, what they're trying to do, these bastards. No. So Mexico's government, they're going to file a criminal complaint in the U.S. over Mexican citizens who died in immigration custody. I did see that.

[00:58:00] I mean, they're opening up a can of fucking, um, can of, uh, worms here or Pandora's box. You want to know why? Why? Because if they want to do that, then we can open up criminal complaints against the state of Mexico, country Mexico for how loud and their borders to be so open. Hold on. Let me finish loud and the borders. Don't be like Lance, bro. Please. Allowing the borders to be open. Allowing, allowing all these drug cartels to, um, bring drugs over to human smuggling. I mean, we, there's so much we can criminal complaints.

[00:58:29] We can bring it, bring on them. Go after shine bomb president shine bomb. What are you going to say? Yeah, you can speak now. I'm sorry. I wasn't listening to a word. You said, Oh, that's like Lance too. I heard. I heard you. I know you did. It was a story about a guy in Houston that got killed by ice. They say, and it was a family and all the kids were American citizens because they were born here. And the kid, the kids are claiming that, you know, he, he wasn't a nefarious guy. He should have never been killed.

[00:58:56] And I don't know, have enough evidence to tell you what, but on to your point, it's like, we've been trying that for years and we only go after the big ones and then we wind up having to extradite them. So we still have to find them even if, you know, if they're going to, the cartels been killing our kids for years. I don't know. We'd start a war, but it's like a bullshit political war of words saying, Oh, we're going to, we're mad as hell and we're not going to take it anymore. What are they really going to do? Uh, I don't know.

[00:59:25] I mean, we should, I don't know why we're not, you know, you can speak now. Going into Mexico and just obliterating the cartels. I'm waiting to see what were you going to do with Cuba. And Trump said, you know, after Iran, but he actually would, I ran. He just, he just stayed today. They're, they're continued talking, but he said to them, he goes, the ceasefires over. It's over. Yeah. What does that mean though? We've been hearing the same story and I'm not picking on Trump. What's up? What, what, what story? I just think it's, I just, the, the Iran story.

[00:59:54] I just think it's weird that we're playing this game of, of insanity where we're, we're doing the same thing over and expecting a different result from a regime who are basically terrorists, which is why we don't negotiate with terrorists in the first place. But who in our orbit, who in our, in our administration is saying no, but this time maybe they're going to be, you know, like they're not going to change. My wife said, make them into a parking lot. I think that's, she's right. That's probably the only solution. Smart woman.

[01:00:24] So, but who is the thing I say, who are you dealing with? Who are you making deal with when you, when you made that first 60, the ceasefire? Because who's running a country you talk about, you had the president, you had the Ayatollah, but then you had the IGRC. Yeah. So who are you making a deal with? Because it seems like if you make a deal with the president or the Ayatollah or whatever, but the IRGC is doing something totally different. If you have one group in power that thinks they're in power and they're trying to make

[01:00:52] an agreement with us and they sign on the dotted line, you're going to have another nefarious group that says, let's shoot off a couple of bombs and drones because they don't like the other group who made the deal. So you're, you don't really even know what's going on. And then you have that assassination thing. I don't believe that. They just said that, well, Trump just said, this just came out three minutes ago. President Trump says if he is taken out by Iran, he has left instructions to bomb them at levels never seen before. How's he? Okay. First of all, he's in the United States right now. How is Iran going to take him out?

[01:01:21] He's got so much security and countermeasures, but I mean, I give him his balls being over there in Turkey and then, you know, bombing Iran. I don't believe Israel when they're saying this, that, oh, we have information that the Iranians were trying to kill Trump while he was there. I think Israel is just trying to make that shit up and because, you know, support for Israel has been going sideways. There's so much fighting over Israel this, Israel that. But I think Israel is a big problem. I think they just need to sit back. I agree.

[01:01:51] And I said, I opened my show with this today because if you think about it, all you got to do is kind of put the timeline together, right? Past this prologue. Go back to when all that, not when this started, but just think about the last couple of years. Israel's telling everybody, oh, they're going to have a nuclear weapon in six months. Then it was, oh, six weeks. The next thing you know, we're over there with Midnight Hammer and we bombed them into what they said was the Stone Age. Then all of a sudden, the Stone Age went to not even a year later, Israel going, hey, hey, you see these guys?

[01:02:20] They're six months away from a nuclear weapon again. Then it was six weeks. And then all of a sudden we went to war. So how much influence does Israel really have over our country? And how are we buying into this bullshit? Is it real or is it not real? Because look, if Israel's got such great intelligence that they just stopped an assassination, that they actually have people from the Musa on the ground that they know what's going on. But they didn't know about October 7th. Go ahead. Either we're really dumb and our intelligence or we're relying too much on these people

[01:02:48] or they're fucking taking us for a ride. And I'm starting to think they're taking us for a ride because it's always Netanyahu saying they're the ones that want us to bomb the shit out of fucking Iran. Everybody knows that. And if Netanyahu has that much influence at all, it can do is go, hey, hey, you see what they're doing today? Just see what they said about you. They're going to assassinate you. And that's all it takes for us to react. Then I don't know. We got some kind of issue with Israel. And Glenn Dean just asked in the chat, are we merging our military?

[01:03:17] I know there's a proposal because they said it was. I don't know. It's not. I think it's more isn't that geared more towards like intelligence or something? Yes, but it was to they are claiming that it's going to take away us investing money, you know, so they're living off of our tax dollars. It's a way for it's just a posturing thing. It's all it is. It's saying, OK, well, fine, we won't take your money, but the money that we use for the military, let's just incorporate our people into the US military. Let's not say we did. How about that?

[01:03:47] Right. Well, let's not do that. And let's also stop giving money to them and let them do their own damn thing. And maybe we can move on from this whole Iran thing. But right now, I mean, and gas prices haven't moved. I checked out this morning again around 71 bucks for the WTI crude. Right around the corner, gas station was like 345. Now it's like three. That's hold on. Now it's like 370 something. So gas prices, Moises oil. The price. That's OK. You got to say the price of oil. You got to be specific, buddy. OK. Oil prices.

[01:04:16] I just said WTI, but you kept talking over me before. All right. Well, you wouldn't let me finish. They haven't. The gas prices themselves. I don't want to confuse my listeners. Haven't moved down to where they should be in line with WTI crude. They stay highly inflated because gas stations know that this volatility in the oil market allows them to keep the prices inflated right now. You don't have to go down. Get that WTI is going to need to stay down.

[01:04:42] And the rhetoric on Iran is going to have to dissipate before it finally starts to come down. Plus, we're right in the middle of summer. That's usually when gas prices are at their highest because the usage is always increased. Scott C. He's in YouTube. He says, Israel is our biggest friend in the entire world. I don't know about that. Are you? Is he being? I mean, I don't know if he's being sarcastic or what, but I don't know. I don't know.

[01:05:11] A lot of people are starting to think that that's there. They might be not not not our foe, but they've been leading us down a road. That's a little tough to come back. Listen, Netanyahu is so desperately trying to keep all this focus on war, this and that. Keep it going. So it keeps the focus off him. Israel trying to get him to go to his court case in trial. That's what he's doing. Because, look, Trump even asked the president of Israel, whatever, to pardon Netanyahu.

[01:05:38] I mean, a lot of people in Israel are fed up with Netanyahu. They want to they want to see him out. I've always liked him for the record, but lately with this, you know, the way they keep dragging us into. I don't know if it's rhetoric. I don't know if it's real. And I mean, I got to trust in our administration knows what the hell is going on. But it seems like we're it's like a little bit of a dog and pony show. Yeah. No more wars.

[01:06:05] I mean, look at Ukraine and freaking Russia. What going on? How many years is that five years now? Now they're and remember the talk when it's all started about them. Oh, you can't go into mainland Russia. You know, don't don't even think about now. Like they're shooting off drones in Moscow like every day. It's the norm and no one's really talking about it. Oh, no, no. We've talked about on the show. Yeah, but not to the you have, but not that mainstream is not. It's not like, you know, a block B block.

[01:06:34] That's because they're so focused on Iran because I ran because because Trump, you know, the US started bombing them. So, you know, the mainstream media want to do anything to try to discredit Trump and make him look bad. I mean, Trump has nothing to do with Ukraine and Russia. I mean, those two countries need to figure it out. But you're it out, George. Figure it out. They got to figure it out. I mean, there's enough. It's enough. How much more money? We got to keep giving Ukraine. And then we want to teach them how to build Patriot missiles.

[01:07:04] I'm totally against that. I know. Did you see that yesterday? You trust you? You trust the Lenski in Ukraine that not to sell that information off to somebody else? Fuck no. No way. That's just dumb. As long as we don't license the discombobulator. Patriot missiles, it's fine. No, they won't do that. Discombobulator? The discombobulator? No, that's a... Why don't they go with the discombobulators in Tyran and just go... I wonder. I really wonder.

[01:07:31] Like if you put that in Tehran and discombobulate everybody, eventually they'll be like, no. I mean, do it during prayer too. Do it right during prayer. If we have the ability to, through a computer, we could shut down their whole grid. Mm-hmm. And make it... Yeah, so why do we threaten that we have to bomb it? And make it total like no electricity. I'm not... I can't say you know what out because he says it's racist, but... True. That is true. I don't see color when it comes to... I'm not racist, bro. I hate everyone. Just so you know.

[01:07:59] I only say it to point out how ridiculous it is because all these people are like, oh, your men working sign is horrible. What? You know, so I always say, well, what's next? You know, you can't say menopause. It's theyopause. I had a good one. So are they taking away Black Friday? That is... Yeah. I only call it Friday. And by the way, anybody of color... Anybody... Here's the thing that I came up with on my show. I don't know if you heard this. But when you were in school and I had like art class and you know, like, you know, kindergarten or whatever, they would tell you on the color wheel that black absorbs

[01:08:28] all colors and doesn't reflect any color. But white is a reflection of all colors. So technically, you and I are people of color. We're people of many colors. And black people are people of no color. So there you go. Scientifically. That's scientifically? I'm just saying, if you want to make an argument. I found a Gruden the other day. I was in the Target and I saw Mr. Coffee. And then I said to Kelly, I go, what's next? They coffee?

[01:08:59] You're stupid. Well, you don't want to offend any. God forbid we offend somebody with Mr. Coffee. Come get they coffee at Target or them coffee works just as well. I mean, when you look at the coffee, it is black looking. So black coffee. Again, I don't see color, George. It's a coffee of no color. It's black. It absorbs all the color. So what you're saying is if you mention any color, be racist. I just I only bring it up because it's ridiculous that we live in this world. Because if you say, oh, blue or pink. But wait, that could be part of rainbow. You could be offended somebody else. I agree. I totally agree.

[01:09:29] I mean, I love rainbows when they were just rainbows. Now they fucked it all up. I tell you now what that's stupid. I know every time I see a rainbow now, I think there's like, you know, you know, there's a trans person at one end and a pot of gold at the other. I don't want to. No, there's no pot of gold at either end. There's just either trans and crazy, crazy. Well, what if there what if there was? I'd be nervous to go, you know, I don't pick an end. Shit. What if I pick the wrong side? I might not wind up with the pot of gold. I want it with the. Anyway, I just point out how ridiculous the hypocrisy is.

[01:09:58] Everybody's got something to say, and it's it's so stupid now. So I point it out because it's dumb. I always I try. I don't you know, I have two Jeeps. I have a white one and a black one because I don't see color. I'm not racist. I and I always say the black one. Sometimes it doesn't start. It doesn't always work. Well, you want to be on somebody because somebody just put in a chat black is my favorite color. People like wearing black because it covers a lot or hides a lot. Yeah. No pun intended there in the chat. My dog is black, white and brown.

[01:10:28] He's a, you know, he's a dog of. He's a mutt. He's a no, he's a good boy. He's a he's a min pin Basangi mix. What the hell is that? Min pin miniature pincher and Basangi is like a I didn't know what a Basangi was until Kelly, you know, introduced that to me. And then you look up a Basangi and they don't bark. And when we got then, he didn't bark for years, like years. Black. He just never barked. Wait, black, black, white and gray are shades, not colors. Well, there you go. See, now we're talking racism again.

[01:10:58] See, now it's all about color again. He doesn't see color either. My dog is colorblind as are most dogs from what I'm told. I always wondered if I could see what my dog saw. You know, I wish I could see through their eyes just for a day or a minute, not a whole day would freak me out. Hmm. Anyway, I didn't know dogs are colorblind. I don't know. They say that, right? Because it's the cones and the rods in the eyes. One. What is which one picks up the the colors?

[01:11:28] It's the rods and the I forget what what color is your car, Mike? I have a white Jeep and a black Jeep. You can't say that, though. You have to come up with something different because they're just Jeeps. They're just Jeeps. I don't see color. Yeah. So when if a cop pulls you over and tries to identify, puts a color. Say you have this color. I said, no, that's racist, bro. You can't say you can't say color in my car. That's right. Anybody pulled over starts saying that. See what the cop says. I'm gonna say what color am I now? Non-binary, non-color. I don't know.

[01:11:57] Non, not, not. Well, I mean, if there are 100 different genders now and you know, I mean, what who's to say? My car is black. What if it's off black? What if it's I don't know a shade of gray that you don't recognize because you don't have as many cones or rods in your eye? I don't know. Remember when he had all these like, I don't know the kids or whatever kids teenagers in some of the schools are identifying as a cat or this and that? Yep.

[01:12:25] How come they didn't say, well, no pets are no animals are allowed in the school and you have to be neutered and all or spaded? I mean, how dumb are we that do we accept this stuff? You know, like when you're in kindergarten and first grade, second grade and a kid wants to do that and go, no, no, Johnny can think and be whatever he wants. Well, Johnny's going to grow up to be fucked up. And then Johnny's going to grow up to be a Democrat and vote and turn the country into shit. We need to set Johnny straight. I did the whole school thing. I am such an advocate now for homeschooling.

[01:12:54] You know, years ago when someone told me they were homeschooled, you are boy. Now you're like good. You know, I think homeschooling is smart. Okay, but hold on. I have a question. So and let's say the person that's going to be homeschooling the kids is not really well educated. And what have you seen some of the teachers out there in the world? You're worried about the parent being less educated? I'm not worried.

[01:13:21] If you've seen what goes on in the NJEA, George, I'm not so worried about that. Most of our teachers are, I mean, they're indoctrinated. They have programs if you want to homeschool your kids, you can get to follow and stuff to help teach kids. Okay, great. I mean, that's good. So they understand curriculum and at least what the state wants them or whatever, but at least you're not putting a spin on it like some of these idiots in the NJEA. I'm not bashing all teachers. I know a lot of teachers and I give teachers a bad rap, but they get a bad rap because of the union in New Jersey.

[01:13:50] They're not getting a bad rap for them. Although like my niece, she just turned 26. She's got her master's. She's going for a doctor now. She's a teacher. And I watched this girl. My niece is a wonderful woman, but I watched her turn more progressive as time went on and we'll have arguments now. And then of course, at the end of the argument, I'm thinking your teacher cares. So she was very intelligent and then she got dumb? Is that what you're saying? She, she, yeah, she, I mean, I hate to say that.

[01:14:16] I love my niece, but like she, she bought into a lot of the bullshit. You know, we were arguing about the constitution one day and she goes, well, I'm progressive. And I go, no, you're not. I said, I said to her, I go, do you even know what that word means? Progress. I said, no, it doesn't mean progress. It means to progress away from the constitution. I said, conservative just means to conserve the original values of the constitution. Then of course she started a circular argument. Well, the constitution was written 250 years ago by old white men. I go, well, first of all, they weren't, they weren't all old.

[01:14:45] Some of them were like 32 years old. You know, one guy was like 26, I think, but that's not the point. It goes back to Saul Linsky's rules for radicals. You know, you call your opponent what you are and then they have to defend it. And it's always a distraction. It's always a circular argument. They never really understand what they're talking about. But yet she's teaching kids. And if I realized that she has no idea what she's talking about, even with a simple conversation like me, do I worry about her? I wonder, I wonder what your niece thinks, like wanting to constitute, what does, what does

[01:15:14] she think that it should be rewritten or? Well, yes, but we never got that far because curious, like to know because you can't get into specifics with them. They don't know. Look at the 43 year old lady who was all, you know, pro Palestine. If he get rid of ice, she ran off with some Palestinian in Ireland where he murdered her. Yeah. I guess she learned the hard way. She's learned the hard way. Her poor, her poor kid had found her dead. Like, come on, man.

[01:15:42] Well, look, I hate to say it because, you know, I don't want to be a sociopath. But at the end of the day, it is survival of the fittest, right? That's why I said to you before, like, we're always trying to, you know, enlighten everybody and teach them and smarten them up. But I mean, maybe it ain't such a bad thing if they all wind up running off to Palestine and getting killed because, you know, they're like, hey, or wherever the hell they go. I mean, I'm not, I used to think, George, that we needed to kind of like lift everybody up and fix the world.

[01:16:09] And now I'm at a point where we're in a battle with IQ. We're in a battle with stupidity. And you can't fix stupid. So it's like, if you want to go that way, go nuts. I'm fine having an audience of people who are like-minded where we can come together and at least make fun of this stuff, learn a couple things along the way. I've given up the notion that we're going to fix the world and we're going to enlighten everybody. Well, here's the thing. You can't fix the world until you fix yourself. So it's like the thing where a person, you know, they want to try to help everybody else

[01:16:39] and not help themselves because it takes the focus off themselves and they don't want to have to acknowledge or deal with their own problems and fix. Like you can't truly love somebody unless, until you love yourself first. Yeah. So if you don't love yourself, you can't really truly love anybody else. Yeah, you're right. You gotta, it's a mental attitude. It's a positivity thing. But when you look at these people on the left, they're so, they're the most unpositive people you've ever met.

[01:17:07] They're the most, you started to show off with it. You know, the study showing that they're fucking nuts. They've gone nuts. We're literally trying to enlighten. We're trying to educate people who will never get it. They're not happy with themselves. They hate the world. They want to bring that hate out and make everybody as miserable as them. It was like the thing with, when we were talking about what gay marriage, right? I mean, that was the old joke when, when they were trying to debate whether gay marriage was okay. And those of us who were married were like, they want to be as miserable as us. Let them have it. We don't care.

[01:17:37] You know, like, well, it's fine. I'm kidding. Of course, if Kelly's listening, I'm only kidding, honey. We'll go on a honeymoon soon. I promise. But she's like, she just, she's probably like, she's sending messages. I gotta go. We gotta go, man. Let's wrap this shit up. So listen, I didn't say this, but U.S. Abbey girl, your niece sounds racist. Old white men. She is. They think we're racist, but it's, oh, she is right because it's always the people that use the word that are actually the ones who are racist. You know that.

[01:18:07] I don't have to see that. U.S. Abbey girl. All you gotta tell your niece is those allegedly supposedly old white men are the reason that you are freely here getting your fucking education and being able to talk about what you need to. They don't, I, you know, it, it's funny. Where is this week? She in Jersey? No, she's in South Carolina now. We're, we're, we're 250 years out. Right. And, and it's a long time. Like most people are only remembered for like two generations.

[01:18:34] Like you remember your, you know, your parents, you remember your grandparents, your grandparents vaguely beyond that. You're not going to remember. You don't know their life story. You don't know what they went through. It is very easy to lose sight of things. Take 9-11, for example. I mean, that only happened 24, almost 25 years ago. And we just elected a, a, one of the guys who could have been in one of the planes with the box cutters bombing the buildings. And he's now a communist running the city of New York. People are very short term memories. Um, I'm worried about it.

[01:19:03] Somebody asked me this on a radio show yesterday. I did, uh, I did Lance and then I was on, uh, with Glenn Curry at WATN. And he said, Mike, do you think it's going to get worse or better? I go worse. I didn't even hesitate. I, you think about where we were, uh, you know, just 20 years ago, 40 years ago, 10 years ago and how bad it's gotten with social media, with keyboard worries, with everybody kind of doing their own thing with China making their kids do STEM on Tik Tok versus our kids who were just scrolling, you know, nothing all fucking day. It's going to get worse.

[01:19:33] We're dumb and down society. The collective IQ in this country is, is diminishing as we speak. And you can see it. And when the lefties have a voice, you didn't need a 50% of people going in one direction to make it that way. You only needed three to 6% in Nazi Germany. You only needed a very small percentage during COVID to make the entire country go down lockdown and wear masks. If now you have 50% of the country going in this ridiculous direction, it's only going to get worse from here. God help us, George.

[01:20:02] Let's find an Island move there and we'll die peacefully away from the nonsense. Yeah. Ultra Maga girl. When you're working on a road with your flag, have two lanes, one for Democrats, one for Republicans, Democrats, just make them wait longer or divert them to it somewhere to get them lost. You always, you know what the worst ones are, George, you ever going on the highway and it's always the people driving in the middle that are the worst ones. They're just going real slow in the middle. Cause they haven't made a decision yet. I'd say it kind of reminds me of politics. We got the craziest drivers in Jersey though.

[01:20:32] Nobody drives better than us. Florida's, Florida's crazier. When I lived in Florida, no, Florida's by far. No one's better drivers than us. Except for a couple of years in Florida, but I still have a place in Florida. But when you're in Florida on the highway on 95 or one of the 75, pick a highway in Florida. Holy shit. They put Jersey drivers to shame. They're just going a thousand miles an hour down around. I'm like, holy fuck. There's some fucking crazy accidents in Florida. People drive like maniacs down there.

[01:20:59] I think it's because they're all old, old white women, which is a compass is most of my audience. That's rarely racist right there. Why can't it just be old women? Why do you have to specify what? Because I have to give them a visual. It's old white. Very racist Mike. I don't know, man. Except Janet. Janet's not an old white woman. Janet, that's a U.S. Abby girl. We're on the same page. We get it skunk. We're on the same page. Craig Motley. He's an old white woman. We're on the same page. He says, have a great weekend. Be blessed. Be a blessing. Craig. Yeah. Have a good weekend. Actually, we're going to close that. The worst drivers have Kansas plates.

[01:21:30] I wouldn't know them. You know what bad drivers when I was in California? When I was out there, if it rained a little bit, there'd be so many accidents. They just don't know how to drive. Anyways, we're going to close out. It's the weekend. It's Friday. I don't have a tagline for Friday. We got one for every day except Friday. Freaky Fridays. I think that's what it is. All right. Ultra Maga girl, get your bikinis ready. We're going to go to Florida. Fuck it. Going to Florida. Things like you two are going on a honeymoon. No, on a honeymoon. Yeah.

[01:22:00] You and Ultra Maga girl going on a honeymoon. No honeymoon here. Jumping a gun there, Mike. How are you going to tell anybody to go on a honeymoon when you haven't gone on yourself? See, that's what we were talking about earlier. Trying to fix everybody else and you've got to fix yourself. Do your own honeymoon, buddy. She just doesn't know it yet. Whole life's been a honeymoon. All right. Y'all, Mike, it's always a pleasure. My pleasure, buddy. Maybe we just got to... Next time we do this, Lance, I'll have Lance think he's coming on, but I won't bring him onto the show.

[01:22:28] I'll just kick him out of the zoo or something. Tell him he's sick. No, Lance, we canceled Friday. Don't you remember? What do you think? Everybody chat. Should we just do me and Schwartz every other week? Leave Lance out of it? Let's see what the chat has to say. Hey, chat's going to rule this right here. Mm-hmm. Great show, George. Thanks, Mike. Thanks, chat, for hanging out today. Have a great weekend. That's skunk. Ready to go, George. Ultramag, your girl's ready to go on your honeymoon. Yeah, let's go. She is rocking and running. Everybody's like, they don't... Poor Lance.

[01:22:57] Poor Lance, huh? All right, Mike. Let me know when we're going to talk to Kelly. Let me know. I will. I'll talk to her today when we're on the road, even though no one's supposed to know we're on the road. I'll talk to her later today. I mean, you're going on the road. It's not a big deal. You've talked about when you're going to Florida, this and that. Yeah, but I... Do not specify exactly where you're going to be. Well... You're driving, you're on the road. Yeah. I'll be on the road later. Big fucking deal. Where I'm going, nobody's going to know. But I'll be back tomorrow. So there you go. Tomorrow.

[01:23:28] Tomorrow. Tomorrow. Tomorrow. Tomorrow. I love you tomorrow. Bye. Let's hope Lance feels better soon. Coco says that as well. And George, I always appreciate you having me on, buddy. Thanks so much. It's always a pleasure. You guys have a blessed weekend. I love you guys. Peace out. Florida, here we come. What if you could predict your financial future?

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