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Tune in for an electrifying episode of The Mark G Show where hosts Mark and Gary dive headfirst into the chaos of current events, political commentary, and candid conversations that resonate with everyday experiences. The show kicks off with an engaging discussion on the latest political developments, including the upcoming election and the implications of early voting trends. Mark and Gary don't hold back, sharing their unfiltered opinions on the candidates and their platforms, making it clear that they are not afraid to tackle the uncomfortable truths. The dynamic between the hosts shines as they riff off each other, blending humor with serious analysis, creating a lively atmosphere that keeps listeners engaged.

As the episode progresses, the conversation shifts to personal anecdotes and relatable life stories, reminding us that politics isn't all that matters. From the ups and downs of parenting to humorous mishaps in their daily lives, Mark and Gary showcase their camaraderie, making their audience feel like part of the family. They also open the floor to audience interaction, inviting listeners to join the conversation and share their thoughts in real-time, fostering a sense of community among their followers.

The episode wraps up with a focus on pressing social issues, touching on topics like workplace safety and the impact of misinformation in today's media landscape. Mark and Gary emphasize the importance of staying informed and engaged, urging their listeners to think critically about the information they consume and share. This episode is a perfect blend of entertainment, enlightenment, and genuine connection, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to stay updated while enjoying some laughs along the way.

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• The Mark G Show dives deep into the latest political news and trending topics, offering unfiltered opinions and casual conversations.
• Listeners are encouraged to participate live, sharing their thoughts and engaging with the hosts in real-time.
• The episode discusses the impact of recent political events on public sentiment and electoral prospects ahead of the upcoming elections.
• A humorous take on serious topics is emphasized, blending political insights with everyday life stories and laughter.
• The hosts reflect on the implications of Kamala Harris's policies and their effects on small businesses across America.
• There is a call for audience involvement, making it clear that viewer opinions are valued during the podcast.

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You've known them to run their mouths about politics, politics, politics.

Malitics.

Well, little did you know, they can run their mouths about other stuff as well.

This is the Mark G Show.

They have a natural curiosity about just about everything from aliens, the paranormal, to the biggest natural disasters that have ever occurred on planet Earth and everything in between.

Two brothers from another mother rippin it up and oh, no, we don't record the show.

We have the balls to do it live.

Be a part of the show.

Let's do it.

This is the Mark G Show.

And now you're hosts, Mark G.

And.

Gary G.

Dear God, what is going on?

Everybody out in the tick tock land.

Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Twitch, Cake, Rumble.

What is going on?

What's happening?

Dave Senior, how you doing there?

How.

How's everybody doing?

Holy.

We're here.

I didn't think we were going to get here.

I almost thought I was going to have to run the podcast solo.

Country Pip.

The phone number.

The phone lines are not working.

Tik Tok did some weird stuff, so I gotta work on the audio side of things to get our phone line.

I promise once we get the phone lines up and running, the phone number will be changing.

The whole intro will actually be changing.

But before we get into the show, I got some sad but maybe good news.

It could be an opportunity for somebody out there, so I'm gonna put it out there.

As of right now, I don't even think I told Gary yet.

Zach is stepping down from the podcast.

Zach is unable to do it for life.

He's got some things going on right now personally that he has to take care of and he will not be here.

So since Zach is stepping down, I am offering anybody who may have somewhat of a recording setup or a, you know, have a nice little setup where they go live and be a third commentator with Gary and I bring us in a different aspect.

It would be great.

I would love to have a third person roll in with us to, you know, have that great conversation.

Because three is always better in my opinion.

Two people listen.

Gary and I can talk for fucking hours and get into it.

J.C.

is saying, Gary, you're my hero.

Holy shit.

J.C.

hunter.

You know, that's a person.

Maybe we get on the podcast quite a bit.

JC Would be a phenomenal third wheel on the podcast.

I think JC Would be pretty badass to constantly have up on the podcast.

What are Your thoughts, Gary?

Yeah, I like J.C.

j.C.

If you're down, my man, hit me up.

Maybe we can get you starting to get on the podcast on a weekly basis with us, my man.

I know you got hunting and stuff, but I'd love to get you on the podcast.

What was.

What's going on with.

With Zach?

Is it burning when he pees?

I.

I think it is.

I think it's burning when he pees, and it's burning when he shits too.

So he's got the.

He's got the fire coming out of every end, my man.

So he's just got to take a few weeks, maybe a couple months off, he said.

So J.C.

says he's down.

Listen, J.C.

i will set it up, my man.

I will give you a call or a text, and we'll get you set up for next week.

And I would love to have you on here, J.C.

i think you bring a whole nother perspective.

Oh, by the way, folks, we will be live on election night.

I'm not sure if Gary will be able to make it.

I'm hoping he is, but we will be live on election night, and we'll be on a Tuesday night.

I was just gonna say, what day is that gonna be?

Tuesday.

And the.

What is it, the 5th?

Yep, Tuesday, the 5th.

We'll be covering.

We'll be covering a couple different sources, new sources for that.

So we may get unoriginal, whatever, but we're gonna be following the polls, and we're gonna see what's happening.

I think it'll be fun.

Yeah.

J.C.

christopher says.

Oh, boy.

Another drink.

Ooh.

We could tie it in for a drinking game for you, J.C.

we'll have to find another person that drinks, so that cannot be.

I was gonna say you're drinking solo, though.

Yeah, as long as you're okay with that.

Yeah, well, we can make that work.

I mean, if we can find a fourth that's willing to be down on election night to be live with us.

Wait, I will.

KC if you are down, I will bring you in on election night, KC and we will have you out there drinking as well.

That would be great.

I wonder how drunk we can get them.

We'll have to think of what we can do for a drink again for the election night.

That'll be a good one.

That just pulled up the poly market, just for shits and giggles.

63% Trump 37 comma.

Yeah, dude, it's fucking insane, ain't it?

Let me.

I can pull up the poly markets.

We'll probably cover the Poly market at some point tonight.

Anyway, so let me pull up the poly market on here just so we have the website up and going here, because, yeah, we'll.

We'll probably talk about the poly market.

Let's talk about number one.

Kamala Harris took today off.

She was saying that Donald Trump was the lazy one.

You've seen that all over the news, right?

So she was like calling Trump lazy and that, oh, he has to cancel all the stuff, but yet he is getting ready to be on, as we were talking earlier, Joe Rogan on Friday.

So Kamala's 88 in Maine, wasn't it 99 and then one.

Yeah, she.

She has gone down a little bit in Maine, which is good.

That's interesting, right?

Kamala swirling down the toilet.

Dave says happ.

Dave, listen, I don't want to.

Let me get it.

One more thing before we get going because I don't want to get in trouble on all social media platforms, folks, everything you're going to hear on tonight shows the views and opinions of myself, my brother, and anybody else that may come onto the show.

And the show is for entertainment purposes only.

All right, now that we got that, fuck you, J.C.

i do not vote blue, my man.

I am 100%.

Yeah, fuck y'all.

I am far from a Democrat.

If y'all saw the front of my house right now, well, above all my Halloween decorations right now is a big ass Trump flag that says fight, fight, fight right on the front of my house.

Yeah, but I mean, if you were a true patriot, you wouldn't be wearing a dirty ass maga hat.

Listen, this dirty ass maga hat, this thing.

Listen, I'm a working man.

My hats don't stay clean.

Gary, some of us don't have a sweet office gig like you, okay?

Some of us actually work with our hands and we sweat when we work.

Oh, I sweat when I work.

Trust me, you sweat on your ass.

Really?

I was just gonna say, usually Booty sweat.

I was gonna say some of us actually have hard working jobs, Gary.

Hey, my job is hard.

And listen, I'm not saying your job ain't hard, but, you know, some of us actually do physical work.

Physical labor.

I work with my brain because I know how to read off mark.

I know how to read, too, you dick.

Yeah, so another thing, too.

I'm going to give everybody a full warning.

We have.

There's a couple of things, like for those who know me, on TikTok.

We do this thing on TikTok.

It's called Toxic Boxes.

We run it for four weeks straight, which we pick out four winners, one winner out of each game.

The following game after.

That's called the championship, where they.

Where they compete it out to see who will win the prize for.

The winner on this championship, which happens next Sunday, will actually take over a podcast episode for one full episode.

They choose the topic.

Do not let Sully do that again, because.

No.

Well, here's the thing.

We don't want Casey to win neither.

Casey's already stated what he wants to do if he wins.

Let him do it if he wins.

He wants to make it a pro.

Kamala Harris.

Oh, my God.

Yeah, exactly.

We cannot let Casey.

Yeah, it's absolutely a parody podcast, because I don't know how.

I.

I don't know.

I.

We cannot let.

We cannot let KC win, and, no, we'll never let Sully take over our podcast again.

No, no, Sully.

That episode was.

Listen, JC Was phenomenal.

JC Hung in like a trooper during that one.

I thought Sully was going to come in prepared for his podcast takeover and be ready to word it out and talk everything, but he just.

He couldn't.

He sat there and froze up like a deer in fucking headlights.

It was a horrible podcast takeover.

Absolutely horrible podcast takeover, which is absolutely nothing in the mind of Sully.

Yeah, well, I'm not sure what's in the mind of Sully.

Listen, I love the guy like a brother, but I don't know if there's ghosts, conspiracy theories.

He's just.

He is.

I think.

I think he was.

Sully's one of those Flat Earthers, to be honest with you.

I think Sully is a firm believer in a flat Earther.

I mean, I wouldn't be.

Oh, dear God, please.

No, no, no.

Don't you tell.

Don't you tell me you're falling down the damn flat earth seeing Gary.

No, I'm saying I wouldn't be surprised if Sully was a.

Was a flat Earther.

I mean, the military just.

They take anybody in nowadays, you know, so.

That's true.

That's true.

Oh, dear God.

I think Sully scored, like, a 15 on his ASVAB.

He got, like, 30 different waivers to get in, so it was great.

Yeah, I think you get 35 points for your name being spelled right.

Yes.

This podcast is being recorded, Boca.

Joe, we are about ready to jump in, ladies and gentlemen.

It's been a crazy week.

It is absolutely roasting Sully, y'all.

Uh, folks, it's kind of interesting.

I think Sully might be working right next to Donald Trump.

Here in the near future, Donald Trump was serving up French fries, Happy Meals and so forth at McDonald's just recently.

It was phenomenal.

The liberals are absolutely crying over this and spewing out their hate.

They're all calling it rigged and saying it was all staged.

Well, number one, I want to get this out there.

I told my wife I was automatically got to bring this one up.

If you didn't think that the Secret Service was going to vet everybody who came through that drive through for Donald Trump to serve, you've got a bunch of fucking screws loose.

Listen to all everybody who's liberal crying about Donald Trump being staged at McDonald's.

The Secret Service has to screen these people.

How many Attempts was it?

3, 4 attempts already on this man's life.

So, of course they're going to vet everybody who's going to drive through that drive through to make sure there's not another attempt on Donald Trump's life.

That.

That's.

That's it.

I mean, it's crazy like, that they're crying about this and.

And they're all upset that he did this.

But Kamala Harris went on that, what was it?

To call you daddy or call me daddy Podcast like that is a woman who's like that.

That podcast is all dedicated to abortions.

Like they talk.

Call her Daddy.

Call her Daddy.

Yeah, call her Daddy.

I mean, I guess it's a big podcast.

It's a mainly woman in their 20s that listen to it, but it's.

Who can't give a definition of what a woman is.

Yeah, exactly.

Sully says Donald Trump.

Listen, Sully.

Oh, man.

Sully, we're gonna bring you on this podcast one of the times when we're doing an alien and haunted house show, and we're gonna.

We're just gonna rock it out with you.

Oh, Lord have mercy.

All right, I'm gonna.

I'm gonna ignore Sully as we're talking about this, but, yeah, it was kind of cool.

And then, of course, speaking of Trump and fries, my mother, who's a big one about misinformation and is always, like, complaining about my post.

I saw her post a video of Trump, like, woofing down fries, like, taking the container and putting in his mouth.

And I watched the video for a second, instantly noticed it, because as everybody knows, I love artificial intelligence and play with that.

I responded back.

She hasn't commented back.

I was like, so you say misinformation, you whine about it, but yet you shared a l.

Legitimate video that was created by AI Like, Come on.

I don't know, but let's look at some news.

Gary, let's talk about the political moves and campaigns.

Kamala Harris has been actively campaigning, positioning herself as a pragmatic capitalist to Latino voters amidst claims by Trump of her being a Marxist.

Well, I'm going to say this.

Donald Trump is leading.

As I watched the news earlier today, Donald Trump is almost.

He is leading with the Latino groups, so he is in the lead with Latinos, which is a plus.

I think right now the Democrats are trying everything.

I don't want to put it too much in the air, but I honestly think it could possibly be a major landslide for the Republican Party this time around.

I do.

And JC Says Mississippi has already put their electoral votes in and.

Are you fucking kidding me?

JC Seriously, is everybody in Mississippi has already voted?

Well, it's an electoral college, so the popular vote.

It's not the popular vote.

There's the popular vote in the electoral college vote because remember Hillary Clinton, when.

Hillary Clinton ran against Trump, the electoral votes are in.

So that is fucking insane.

Let's go with Mississippi already given in their freaking electoral college to Trump.

Well, it was 99.

1 according to Poly Market, and they have 6 electoral votes, so.

No shit.

Well, it's gay.

You know what?

Let's go with it.

I fucking love it.

So, yeah, I mean, I think right now the Democrats are absolutely fucking scared, dude.

And I think after this Friday with Donald Trump's interview with Joe Rogan, it's gonna be fucking insane.

It is going to be insane.

Folks, since we're already talking about this, we can get to some other news here.

But since we're already on the politics side of things, what we're going to do is we got this cool little thing that I can do now.

We're going to swap over to our screen share and we're going to pull up our poly market, which because everybody's heard Gary's mention Poly Market multiple times already.

So let's pull up our poly market over here.

Boom.

Oh, my God.

So sweet.

Look at that shit.

It's already there.

That is fucking awesome.

All right, folks, so as Gary's.

Y'all heard Gary talking about earlier.

And listen, folks, if you're watching on Tick Tock, just flip your phone sideways and you can actually watch it and see this in full screen now, by the way, we got it set up so you can watch us in full screen, baby.

All right, we got Donald Trump, as Gary said, 63% with Kamala Harris sitting at a 37% chance of winning the Electoral college vote.

So Donald Trump is in the lead.

And just to be clear, Poly Market is just.

It's a betting app.

It's a betting thing.

So this, these numbers may have some reflection of reality, but they could also be drastically wrong.

We don't know.

Right.

It's just, it's for shits and giggles.

And this is a.

Entertainment purposes only.

But we will say this.

The betting market did predict Tim Walls.

The betting market did predict Tim Walls, and Tim Walls was selected.

So there's a bunch of people that won.

So, I mean, it will be.

It will be very interesting to see what happens.

So what was it?

Mississippi.

And you.

Or you just looked over at Mississippi on the map.

So, yeah, Mississippi was a 99% chance that Trump was going to get the six electoral votes.

And it's been confirmed by J.C.

hunter.

Yeah, listen, J.C.

it's.

Listen, I can't speak on the behalf of Maine.

Okay.

I think Maine's been drinking a lot of nasty water.

I think they're getting that water out of Poland Springs.

Must have done something to the water because.

Yeah, I don't know why Maine is still blue.

I don't.

Maine's turning red, though.

Don't, don't, don't hold back Maine just yet.

Maine is slowly turning red.

Last week, as Gary was saying when we were talking about Maine, Maine was.

Kamala Harris was what, 99.

You said it was 99% Kamala and then 1% Trump.

Yeah.

So Maine has moved a little bit.

Last week it was 99% Kamala Harris, 1% Trump.

Now it's 88% Harris with 12% Trump.

So Maine is moving in the right direction.

So let's see.

Yeah, well, also don't forget, in Maine, Trump signed into law to help out the lobster men and allowed them to move further out in the waters to do lobstering.

When Biden went back in office, he retook that off of the table and made us a little.

Lobstermen could not go further out into the ocean to lobster, so he took back what Trump acted.

So therefore, the lobstermen lost some business or lost like, getting their certain amount of lobster in.

I'm not a big lobster, and I used to.

So I was told I can't eat it no more, but so I've lost track of it.

So, yeah, so he, he definitely does not have the fisherman vote.

I can promise you that.

I.

Kamala Harris does not have the fisherman vote, I can tell you that.

Because remember, folks, Kamala Harris said she's not going to change A thing.

Every time she's been on a podcast, they ask her, you're going to change up anything?

Are you going to do anything different?

And she says, I would not change a thing.

So if you folks want another four years of high, you know, inflation, four years of possibly being.

Well, I think within that, we'd be in a full blown war.

If there's another four years of this administration, I think we'd be full.

We'd have boots on the ground.

I honestly do.

Gary's in a deep thought over there.

You can see it.

What?

Gary, just continue.

No, no, no.

You sure?

You, you feel.

I feel like you want to say something.

Gary.

I'll let you finish your thought.

All right.

So underneath Kamala Harris, I think we'll see.

I think we'll have boots on the ground somewhere else.

I know we already have someone of boots on the ground, but not as many.

But I think we'll have more boots on the ground if we have four more four years of Kamala Harrison, I definitely see inflation going up higher.

Did watch something about Blackrock and all the military industrial bases buying up more houses to make people rent more.

So therefore home ownership will be even harder for people to become home ownership.

So there's a lot of scary that you're facing underneath the Kamala Harris and Tim Walls administration.

So I did.

I want to, I want to tap onto that last little thing you just said, because I go for it.

I'm a, I'm a fan of Charlie Kirk.

I don't know if you know who Charlie.

I do.

Yep.

Okay.

So I was watching one of his little snippets the other day and he, he made a proposition that I thought was pretty, pretty cool.

And he was saying that there it should be.

I don't know if they would be illegal or what the exact verbiage was, but it was basically something along the lines of like, institutions like BlackRock and Vanguard should not be allowed or like any fund, hedge fund manager with, you know, I don't know what he said.

$100 million in assets, whatever.

They should be banned somehow or another against buying residential single family home properties because of what they're doing.

Is exactly what you said.

They just keep buying up all these residential properties and then they're renting them out.

And that definitely takes away, you know, any opportunity for any family.

Although right now, how many families are making $120,000 a year to where they can even afford to get into a new home or whatever?

But it's, it's taking away the opportunity for, for families and to, to own property.

And I think that that's a pretty, pretty good, I think that's a pretty good proposition.

I feel like something like that should be taken seriously and taken into consideration by any, any leader of the free world.

I think that's a really good thing.

I 100% agree with you.

It looks like the chats agree with you.

Right?

So it's like we own, we own property and it's like we want our home values to go up.

Right?

That's like the American dream.

You buy property and in 30 years before you die or whatever, it's worth more than correct.

And that's cool and all, but it's like at the end of the day, just, just owning a little slice of pie for, for your family and you can pass it down to your kids or whatever the case is.

I feel like that American dream has, has all but been shattered.

And, and I work in the building supply world and, and I do see a lot of my clients who are building homes and they work in new home construction and they're a part of these, like, neighborhoods that are being put up, these developments.

And, and so they're busy.

And I know that homes are being bought and sold still, but I would like to see a larger percentage of Americans able to buy a home and own just a small little slice of pie for themselves and their families.

Yes, it would be.

Tyson.

It would be a better answer to make the houses more affordable or for people to be able to make a livable wage.

And I don't know how to do that.

I'm not an economist and I don't know how all of that works, but I do think it would be great for Mark's losing his right now.

I do think it would be great for homes to become more affordable and people to just make enough money simply to, to afford them.

If you can just keep talking for a minute, Gary, I've got a kid aggro going on right now.

Oh, okay.

Okay.

So, yeah, again, I don't, I, and I do know that I am rambling, Dave.

I do know that under Trump, homes were more affordable, but I don't know what the econ, the, the economics of that were.

Was that people making more money, I feel like they were making more money.

I don't know what he did to keep the costs of houses, you know, within reach for the average American, but I would like to see property become more affordable.

Again, chat, what do you think?

Is there, is there an easy answer to this or what do you think the, what do you think the solution is?

Because I, again, I'm not an economist.

I don't know how all that works.

And I know that it took 20 years or so for my wife and I to be able to afford to do this.

And I know my brother has been working his ass off for about 20 years to be able to get his head above water and afford his home.

So what does it takes?

Quite a bit.

So let's go.

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm sorry for my stepping away.

For those who don't know, listen, I'm a father of five, still got three underneath my roof.

My house gets chaotic, so.

And I record the podcast in my studio, which my studio is right across the room from my little, my little one's room.

So, yeah, we got that going on.

So did you, did you.

What would you use?

Touching base.

Your touch base.

I saw Tyson talking about affordable.

But Tyson, one thing you guys got to look into too is we're trying to get the inflation fixed as well.

Because I'm not sure if everybody knows this.

As you've seen, all the house prices are soaring right now, and house prices are soaring because of inflation.

If we can get inflation under control, the prices of homes will actually come under control as well.

So keep that in mind.

The inflation right now is killing us.

And nobody's, yeah, nobody's buying rent.

No one can afford to buy.

I mean, think about the mortgage companies right now.

Mortgage companies are declining a lot of people because no one's really making the money to afford a four hundred thousand to an eight hundred thousand dollar home.

It's insane.

Well, Gary and I were actually, you and I were browsing on Zillow not long ago and it's absolutely crazy.

I mean, what was it in Maine, the houses.

There were some houses in smaller towns of Maine going for almost about a million dollars.

It's crazy.

That's bananas.

It is.

Like I was when, when my wife and I moved up to Oregon six or eight, six years ago now we wish we had moved up here, you know, three years before that because homes were significantly more affordable.

And then when we bought, I wouldn't say it was the peak of the market, but it was pretty close.

Like there was a handful of times that we, not only did we get outbid on homes that we made offers on, but it was like, I remember one instance where There was like 22 people bidding on a property and every single one of them bid more than we did.

And it wasn't even like a super nice house.

Like, nothing too extravagant, but it was.

We got outbid by 22 people.

Jesus Christ.

And like, that's crazy if you think about it.

22 people put.

Were willing to put more money than.

People had money back then too, is able to bid up higher.

So, you know, and that's the thing like JC was saying 400k.

Really, people can't afford 200k now?

100 now in those houses were 130k even.

Exactly.

JC it's insane because look, I bought my house.

We bought our house.

I think my.

Our house was 260,000.

And we bought our house right after everything started getting lifted up from COVID And now our house is valued at.

What did I say it was, Gary?

When we looked at it was like 400, 000 and like pretty much doubled in its price in just in like four years.

It's crazy.

And it's all about location, right?

So it's like you want to live on the coast or in Texas or la.

Completely unaffordable.

I just pulled up homes for sale on Zillow in Oklahoma.

So here's one in Oklahoma City.

1600 square feet, three bed, two bath for 235.

And I, and I know people who live in the Oklahoma City area.

And this house looks phenomenal, but it's Oklahoma City.

And I'm not saying there's anything wrong with Oklahoma City.

I'm sure it's a beautiful place to live.

God, no one's from Oklahoma is in here.

Go on.

I just.

I don't know.

I know people who live there and they love it.

Okay?

So I know that it's not a bad place to live, but it's like I'm.

I'm kind of partial to living on the west coast.

And it's like we moved up to Oregon because we couldn't afford to buy in Southern California.

And you know, the weather is beautiful down there and it's like, it's hard to leave.

But coming up here has been great.

Aside from, you know, the, the turn that most major cities have taken, taken.

Over by the blue hairs.

Well, it's just, you know, even, even, even red cities, like, the, the homelessness is up, the crime is up, the drug use is up.

But even before that, and right now downtown Portland's pretty beautiful.

Like, you can, you can walk around down there and you can still feel moderately safe, but there's still a lot of crime.

There's still a lot of cars being broken into.

I follow the Portland subreddit and it's like.

I don't want to say it's every day, but it's pretty often where someone's like, my car has been broken into for the fifth time, and it's shattered windows.

Some dude shared an experience of walking down the street with his child.

And it's like, there's still a bunch of people on Fentanyl doing the Fentanyl zombie walk.

And like, that's.

It's kind of heartbreaking because it wasn't like that.

It wasn't as bad as it is now, which is not even close to as bad as it was at its peak.

But when we first moved up here, we would go, like, one.

One weekend we would go to the city to shoot street photography, and then the next weekend we go on a hike and shoot, like, landscape nature photography.

Right, right.

And so it's like I've gone.

I've only gone downtown to shoot street photography a handful of times, like this year.

And it's like, I.

Like, not that I have a super fancy camera, but it's not a shitty camera.

And same with my wife.

And it's like, you know, you do kind of gotta be on your toes if you're walking around with halfway decent camera gear just because, like, it's like you just got to be on your toes a little bit more than you had to, right?

No, man.

It's the crime.

I don't know where you're going.

It's fine.

The crime rate is insane right now.

The crime rate is.

It can be adjusted to, number one, the inflation.

More people being broke.

So the crime rate's going up because more people are, you know, doing that they shouldn't be doing to try to afford food to get in their stomach.

They lost their home.

So are they doing.

They're causing crime.

But we also have crime on the other side due to the open borders right now.

The illegal immigration's coming in.

The Venezuelans.

There we go.

I'm going to say it right this time.

They've been taking over apartment buildings and complexes out in Colorado and in Texas, which is absolutely crazy.

I don't think Colorado's really done anything.

Texas, I know, has had SWAT teams going in and getting them all out of there.

So we got that going on.

So there's a crime.

But also, I saw Tyson make a comment regards to raising up the payroll, paying out more for payroll.

So I do want to.

As a small business owner, Tyson, I do want to plug into this one.

My brother and I, we've argued a couple of times on a certain aspects of this.

But I'm going to tell you one thing.

When you have to raise payroll in order to pay somebody more money, the cost does eventually get back down to the consumer which of course is going to raise inflation.

Now the problem that you're seeing right now where you're seeing a lot of mom and pops and a lot of small businesses right now closing the doors because they cannot afford to pay their employees 20, $25 an hour to work if they're trying to keep in the same price, right?

So they're not hurting on their customers.

And the reason why these main big chain corporations are staying open is because they're doing some shady ass shit when they're hir.

I've talked about this before.

Large corporations like Walmart, even McDonald's, Burger King, Dunkin Donuts, just to name off a few.

What they do is they hire people on there and they hire them on for 20, $25 an hour but they're keeping them on as a part time employee.

They're going to get anywhere between 10, maybe 20 hours if the person's lucky a week.

So that way they don't have to pay out on work, they don't have to pay out as much on workman's comp, they don't have to pay out as much on the health insur and it saves them money and they can just hire a flux of fucking people to come in those part timers and that's how they get away with it.

And unfortunately because they do that, mom and pop stores aren't able to hire these people because they got these people working crazy fucking hours to make ends meet and the mom and pop shops have to close down.

It's insane.

As a small business owner in Maine I'm experiencing that.

Luckily I was working Gary can contest.

I work pretty much this whole summer, seven days a week, non stop because I couldn't find anybody.

Because number one, yeah, my business sucks for hours.

We work nights.

I own a commercial cleaning company, I work nights.

So you know, no one ever wants to work nights anymore.

But at the same time, some of these big corporate cleaning companies out here, they're paying people 25, 30 bucks an hour.

And I just, I can't match that as a small business owner.

I can't exactly Tyson.

There is no insurance if they're part time.

And another thing, just on top of that, to kind of agree with you, there are even these large corporations, whether they're trying to nickel and dime people by you know, making them part time so they don't have to offer benefits.

There are some that are, that are not doing that.

Right, right.

And then they're, they're like, this is kind of like an exaggeration, but it's, it's a bit of an exaggeration with a, with some truth into it.

So it's like these companies report, you know, we had a record breaking year this year, but we can't afford to, you know, give out bonuses or anything like that.

So here's a pizza party to celebrate.

And it's like, you know, there was some studies that were done 10 or 12 years ago or so talking about like companies offering food, you know, makes for like a happier workforce or whatever.

But I'm, I'm willing to bet that instead of offering them a free lunch once a week, twice a week, once a month, whatever it is, paying them a little bit more would probably make them a little happier.

Yeah, yeah.

Like an extra 150 bucks.

Like 50 to 100 bucks, even extra.

Just surprising them or whatever.

And that her paycheck would, it's like.

So I work for a company, but.

Then again we roll into the payroll taxes and unfortunately tax is going to.

Eat that shit up.

There's ways around that though.

Is there?

So, so if you have a CEO that's creative and I worked for one, that was what he would do was it was a, it was considered a marketing expense.

So it was a, it was a write off.

Right.

Advertising and marketing is some sort of write off business.

I don't know exactly how, but it is, it is.

And so he would gift MasterCard gift cards for like 500 bucks to the employees.

And it's like those gift cards were also used as like, you know, agreed JC for they were, they were used for, you know, thank you for the customer or whatever and there would be prizes or whatever for customers and thank you stuff like that, whatever.

But you know, to get a $500 MasterCard gift card, that's not a, that's not payroll.

Like that's not on your check like here.

Right.

So they don't get taxed.

That's a way around.

So the employee does not get taxed.

It's like those types of things, you know, the, the IRS might not like it, but you give an extra 500 bucks to your employees, that's a tax exempt type little thing.

While, you know, Uncle Sam might not like that, but your employees love it because they can use that for literally anything.

If they need new shoes, if they need Food.

If they need gas, that's just a little extra money that doesn't get taxed that they can spend on either necessities or just, you know, get their kids some nice clothes or new glasses or help with paying for braces or whatever it is.

So I think that there are creative ways around that and I've, and I wish that more executives in these companies would, would try to find ways to do that.

I can see the bigger corporation, like JC was saying, he's a small business.

He goes, yeah, but the money has to go to consumer.

If I'm paying more for employee, then I have to make up by charging more.

I get what he's saying on that.

Even like JC was saying he had 17 year old coming.

17 year olds coming and saying they want $15 an hour right off the bat and say, I'll go somewhere if I can't get it.

Dear God, they're just starting on the workforce.

They should be getting minimum wage.

Yeah.

I had a friend who was a graphic designer and he had just graduated school and he was demanding $40 an hour to do work.

And it's like, yeah, you have a skill and you're really good at it, but there are people who are better than you and have been in the industry for 20 years and they're barely making 40 bucks an hour.

So it's like, I understand that things are expensive and we all have to, you know, we all have things that we have to pay for.

But when you're just starting out like everyone else, like, you have to, you have to work for a little while, build a portfolio that proves that you can get done in time.

And you show up every day and you're not late, you're not full of excuses and calling out and all the bullshit.

You're not sitting on the shitter watching Tick Tock for a freaking half hour.

Like, it's like every person has a worth, right?

Like every person has a net value worth.

I get it.

Every, everybody is worth something.

But not to just.

I got you.

Not to just schlub, right?

Like you have to.

Like just being alive doesn't mean you deserve this amount of money.

Like, not everything is equal.

Life isn't always fair.

Like that's just unfortunately the, the reality of, of existing.

Like every, like we have hierarchy in society as a species and so do animals.

Like if you look at, you know, what is it?

Like coyotes, right, for example, like they roam in a pack.

Like there's a hierarchy in that.

There's a hierarchy with lobsters, like There's a hierarchy.

I don't know, lobster's pretty cheap here.

It's just down where you guys are at.

The lobsters cost you.

And I'm gonna, like about.

I'm not talking about cost, I'm talking about the species.

Like, if you have 500 lobsters, like, there's a hierarchy.

There's a pecking order in that little animal kingdom.

And that is no different than people.

Like, not everybody is equal.

Right.

Like, some people are full of excuses and problematic to work with.

Like those people.

Like, sorry, but those people should not be compensated the same as somebody who shows up, works extra hard, puts the extra work into polishing.

Like with your commercial cleaning business and every cleaning business, there are people who don't do a good job and then there are people who do a really good job.

Right, Exactly.

The ones that do good get paid better.

The ones who do going to get paid pretty much, or they're just not.

Going to be hired for a long time, you know, and that's like, that's just the reality of it.

And it's like there's a lot of people who are the lazy, shitty workers and they're demanding, I got a degree in whatever, so I'm worth more.

And it's like, yeah, but you're a lazy, shitty worker.

So I want to touch up.

As you were rambling on over there, Sully posted something here's.

Yeah, but you have to go with a cost of living.

If you.

Everything goes up, you should pay.

So if you go by that logic, Sully, if everything goes up, so the employer must raise the pay.

Let me tell you what's going to happen.

Everything's going to keep going up and you're going to demand more pay.

As employers have to keep paying employees more money, the employer is going to have to raise their prices to cover the cost of that.

So therefore, the cost of living goes up and it costs more.

And guess what happens to your pay raise?

There's no pay raise because it's not going to feel as if you get a pay raise.

So therefore, how do we get people to start saving money to make businesses level out?

The thing is you, you want to make that money and you want to level up.

So let me retouch on a couple of things that Donald Trump did say he wants to drill, baby, drill.

We're going to drill.

Make America Energy independent again.

When we do that, gas prices will go down, which means what happens when gas prices go down?

Truckers are able to run more on the road and keep their prices lower for the stores, which means if the stores are getting their products at a cheaper price because the truckers don't have to charge them as much for the gas, which means your prices are going to start leveling out, which means inflation will come down a halt.

Some of your stuff will go down.

But you're right, inflation never does go backwards.

But you will see it on certain ends and you will start seeing those pay raises that you got starting to level out where you're actually making money and you're actually keeping a paycheck versus paying to your bills and just freaking trying to figure out whether you're going to buy gas or buy food that week.

The level, the market does keep itself in check.

But like I work for a company and we import all of our shit from overseas.

And so when we're paying $2,000 for a container product, our prices reflect that.

When we're paying $18,000 per container to get product over here, our prices will reflect that.

Same thing with not only finished goods, but raw material.

Even if we manufacture here, we're still bringing in that raw material from some other place, right?

We don't have all of the raw materials and all of the manufacturing here domestically in the state.

So a lot of that stuff gets imported.

And when it does, like the cost of fuel, that affects things.

And like, like you're saying if it costs too much money for a trucker to bring some eggs or clothing to a supermarket, that supermarket then has to raise or lower its price to accommodate, to make sure that they're meeting whatever margins they need to meet in order to keep the lights on, keep people paid.

But the problem is, is when they're hitting record profits and they're still not right.

You know, sorry, I got a little excited.

I saw a comment, but I was waiting to finish.

That's it.

No, I, I just got excited because JC says something that I've been saying to multiple different podcasts.

Believe it or not, I've gotten from clips after saying this.

I do agree that the Senate and the House do need to have term limits.

I absolutely 100% agree with that.

Now I will tell you, there's clips of me saying that I believe that Senate and House deserve term limits.

And then people will come back and rebuttal me to say they do by voting them out.

But listen, if our president, if the President of the United States can get Elected in office, but they can only do two terms.

A total of eight years.

Why don't we allow the Senate and the house to do 12?

That allows them to go four over for the transition.

And at end of 12 years their asses have to get out no matter what.

They're getting voted out.

We vote in new ones, but they can't run again.

Just like the presidency.

A president cannot run for a president again after they've done eight years, after they've done two terms.

And I say you do a three term max on the Senate and the House and be done.

I think that'd be great.

Pros and cons on that.

Okay, let's hear.

No, I'm sorry.

Oh, pros and cons.

There's gotta be pros and cons on everything, right?

Oh exactly.

I mean the pros are gonna be.

Number one, you're not gonna have a House and Senate control constantly.

If you do that.

Number two, it's not going to allow them to do the insider trading BS that they are being accused of right now.

You got to think these politicians, if they go in, we'll say they start at 30 years old and they don't leave, we'll say they freaking out by the time they're 80.

These, these stay in there for 30, 40, 60 years and by the time they come out, they're millionaires.

They shouldn't be working for the American people.

You should not be coming out as a millionaire.

They are making more money than our men and women that are currently fighting for our right to do what we're doing now.

They're making more money than that.

And that's ridiculous.

The men and women who are dying for our country get pissed on and on and barely make ends meet.

Meanwhile we got people sitting on their fat Dorito eating asses in fucking office making up laws and regulations for us.

Now a con to that.

Go for it.

I'm just playing, I'm playing devil's.

Oh no, I get it.

For the sake of doing it.

So the, I guess a drawback to that could potentially be trying to bring in people who lack a experience and they don't have the wisdom.

They don't have.

You know, they don't, they don't.

They're just, they're going to lack experience ultimately.

And that's like what's going to happen, right?

When you have these people who are in positions of authority and are making or need to make very high level decisions, right?

Like is there any.

Does that leave the opportunity there on the table to like have people who are just potentially not right for the job.

So we vote amount of 4 years if they're not well educated.

Just like every other job though, you kind of got to start off.

So maybe we've got to come up with some guidelines for anybody who's going to run for Senate in the House.

Maybe they've got to do just like we do with the presidency.

They have to have certain guidelines before they become, they can run for President.

So therefore you do the same thing for the House and Senate and they have to match these guidelines in order to get in.

But just like every other job, you're kind of going in blind and learning as you go.

So during that transition period, if we'll say we do a term limit on the Senate and the House, there's going to be a transition period just like the presidency.

So the President is elected and no.

November 5th, but they don't get inaugurated until January.

So what is that?

A month and a half?

Right.

When they get inaugurated, I believe it's a month and a half after election.

I mean it's almost two months.

Two months.

Okay.

So after that and then basically they get swift away to the cabin and they get briefed on everything that's going on prior to their presidency.

So if that's the case, you do the same thing when you're outing out the Senate in the House.

They got to bring in the new ones, run them down on everything that's happening.

The current bills that are in place, give them a quick breakdown and they start over.

I believe that's the best way to do it.

This way here it does it, it minimizes the, like JC saying the minimizes the corruption that we're having.

There's always going to be corruption.

No matter where you go, there's always going to be corruption.

Right.

But right now you got to admit that in our government we have a high amount of corruption.

So this can minimize the corruption and it will stop making the fucking millionaires that we currently have in the House and up in the Senate and the House right now we have multiple millionaires and it's because they've been there for 30 to 40 fucking years.

It's ridiculous.

Yeah.

Look at Nancy Pelosi and her inside trading.

Even though.

No.

She's just the best investor ever to exist.

Yeah, okay.

And.

And I'm a rock and millionaire and I just hide it from everybody.

Yeah, you're.

You identify as a blue collar middle class.

Yeah, that's it.

I just identify as a blue collar middle class American.

Oh, Man.

So yeah, that, I mean that's just what, that's my opinion, folks.

You can like agree with and disagree with and I'd love to hear your thoughts on that.

Well, let's rock it out.

We've been talking a little bit about politics and I love talking about politics as we're getting close to election and yes, Sully, I know you're just fucking around with us, my man.

I, I see your text message over there.

What was I gonna say?

Folks, I am actually going out and voting tomorrow.

I will be voting for the felon.

I will be voting for Donald J.

Trump tomorrow.

I'm getting my early voting in and.

We'Re waiting until election day.

We decided we're gonna vote early, just get our votes in.

We decided it's time to vote early.

And folks, if you can vote early, I guess you can vote early up until November 31st.

No, October 31st.

Dear God.

I just had, I suffer, I just suffer from Bidenism there, please.

But yes, don't lie, Mark, you're going to.

No, I am not going to go blue, jc so again, I'm going to vote early.

Blue blooded Democrat over here.

Yeah, yeah.

Shut up.

I am not.

But Neil say if you can't get out there, go vote early.

Get your vote in, cast it now.

Because I can tell you right now what is getting the Democrats to shake their boots right now is the amount of Republicans that are actually voting fucking early this year.

Like it's an insane amount more Republicans have voted early this year than they ever have.

That's not surprising.

And it's because, well, it's not surprising.

It's also Donald Trump and the people that are campaigning for the Donald Trump.

Donald Trump campaign.

Five, eight, Ramaswamy Kirk, I can't remember his last name right now, but Charlie, Charlie Kirk, our rfk, everybody out there, Tulsi Gabbard, they're all pushing everybody to get out there and vote early.

So let's freaking do it.

If you can get out there and vote early, please folks, do it.

Because listen, anything can happen on election day.

Anything can absolutely happen on election day.

If you live in New England or you live in a place where there's snow, you could get walloped with a snowstorm, which can make it harder for you to get out there to the voting booths or God forbid.

But don't forget the FBI just recently arrested a fricking dumb piece of that was planning to do a terrorist attack at a voting at a voting station on election day.

So get out there, vote early.

So you don't run into this fucking bullshit that could possibly happen or just say the voting machines go down or something happens.

I'm not going to mention a certain election year that, that may have happened in.

But yeah, vote early.

I just refreshed Poly Market.

Trump is down a little bit now to 62.5.

Kamala's 37.4.

Yeah, I think it's going to be more interesting to watch Poly Market on Friday, I think, during the Joe Rogan podcast.

I really, I really think keeping an eye on Poly Market on Friday, once the podcast is released, I think because I.

Obviously it's not going to be live.

Obviously.

Joe Rogan's never done a live podcast, so it's going to be.

I used to do live.

He used to.

But now it's all recorded.

Shit.

Recorded.

Yeah.

So.

But when, when that podcast airs, it's going to be insane.

I'm.

I'm a little bit disappointed because I do have a family photo shoot on Friday.

Oh.

So I'm going to, I'm just going to.

I'm just going to have to watch it late and catch all the highlights or whatever.

But.

Right.

I won't be able to watch it as it, as it launches.

And before I get to some of the other stuff out there, folks, because there's a couple of interesting things I want to touch on as well.

That's a lot of different news that's happened throughout this week, but I do want say one thing.

During the last podcast, I told everybody how I quit vaping.

We're still going fucking strong, baby.

We are in what.

What day we are right now?

20 seconds.

So I'm 22 days in without vaping.

But did I quit nicotine?

Oh, hell no.

If I would have quit nicotine, I would have been like JC Christopher, chomping off my fingernails and not having any fingernails left.

I've been using these little bad boys here.

I'm gonna promote them once again.

I use the Zen's, baby.

I'm using the Zens.

And they help.

They help with the nicotine craving and it's fucking awesome.

So you got to switch over to Alp.

Alp.

Is that, that, that's the.

That's Tucker Carlson's brand, right?

I don't think they sell it yet.

Just next month.

Next month.

No, I'm down.

If Tucker Carlson comes out with ELP and it's good, I.

I will definitely be down with that.

What's going on, Doug?

So do you plan on trying to get off the nicotine all together?

At any point.

Don't know.

I'm.

I want to at some point, but right now, and I need nicotine.

I, I, I do.

It's a, It's.

It's a drug.

Nicotine legitimately is a drug, but it's a drug.

It's.

It is.

It's my addiction right now.

So I'll probably be on nicotine for a while, but if I can stop putting the nasty shit in my lungs.

I have noticed my breathing's gotten better, so I'm good with that.

I have noticed.

So I had a lightheaded episode on Friday night, but I think the lightheaded episode may.

So here's the other thing I'm doing, folks.

Why not just put it all out there?

Everybody knows I suck growing facial hair.

So I am doing a test to see if I can get a full fucking beard.

Doesn't look like it's working yet.

No, not really.

I mean, a little bit maybe on this side, but not that well.

So what I'm doing is, I'm doing a test.

I did a bunch of YouTube videos, and it looked like Minoxidil.

Minoxidil, whatever you want to say.

It works well on the face.

So I've been trying to run that.

So I'm.

I'm doing minoxidil twice a day on my face, and I'm taking biotin vitamins once a day as well to see what happens.

We'll run it for a couple months.

Oh, the.

Yeah, the.

The thing.

I do that once a week.

I typically do that right before I go to bed.

I'll stab the.

Out of my face so they just roll it on there.

The bunch of thousand needles go, da, da, da, da.

Oh.

Hurts like hell.

Does it really?

Oh, yeah.

You can feel the needles puncturing your skin.

Jesus.

Hey, man, I'm trying to grow that fucking full beard.

Gary.

Leave me alone.

All right, folks, let's get into some other shit that's happening this week that's happened this week, ladies and gentlemen.

So we're already about an hour in.

I didn't realize we're gonna spend an hour on politics, but then again, we are so close to election, it's pretty easy to spend an hour on politics right now.

Speaking of sins, all right, so are the liberals.

Let's play a game.

I want to see y'all in the chat right now.

We got a few people watching on other social media platforms, and we got a bunch of people on TikTok.

Let's play a game.

The game is, do you think the Democrats and the far liberals are going to blame Trump for this next news article I'm going to read to you.

Yes.

Under health and food safety folks, there's been an E.

Coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders has led to one death and multiple hospitalizations.

This comes a day after Donald Trump was serving people French fries, Happy Meals and everything else out of a McDonald's window.

Isn't it insanely convenient?

I said that to the wife today was because she told me about it when I was making dinner.

I'm like, what?

Really?

I said, how long is it going to take before they start blaming Donald Trump for this?

Like, I can, I can see it now, my Facebook feed that Donald Trump is responsible for it.

And when he's absolutely not, it's obviously something was wrong with the burgers.

There was some type of processing wrong with it in order for it to have E.

Coli and it takes time.

For those things to like get rolled out.

Like, it's not like you go there one day and then it's all instantly it's manufactured food.

So it is, it takes a while for that stuff to get produced, stored, shipped, cooked, if that's what you want to call whatever they do.

So it's like this problem probably started three, three weeks ago or more.

Oh, 100%.

Sorry, I'm just, I was looking at, I was looking at my far left liberal that I have my Facebook right now to see if they posted anything about it yet.

All right, so wait a minute, we're just talking about, I'm not going to say who.

I'll keep them out of my mouth.

Gary, you know who I'm going to read this, who this post is from, but I'm going to keep my mouth shut from it.

But here's a post I told you I was going to look, see if something about McDonald's on my Facebook.

Obviously straight off the bat there was, oh, oh my God.

And they are blaming Trump.

Are you fucking kidding me?

Ok, let me read the post that's on Facebook.

Are you ready?

God help me.

And here's where we're living, folks.

All I want to say is the person I'm going to read this from, I'm not going to say their name, but they highly do suffer from a great thing called tds.

Trump Derangement Syndrome.

All right, so if you got a friend out there that suffers from Trump Derangement Syndrome or a family member, you're probably going to read the same post.

Here we go.

So I have to blame Trump.

The peach Clown and the Republicans.

Trump went to pretend he worked at McDonald's, and today there's an E.

Coli at McDonald's.

Maybe God was upset with Trump's.

McDonald's lie and he brought E.

Coli.

Trump is so full of shit, even McDonald's hamburgers think so.

It's time to blame the peach clown and the Republicans.

That is somebody who suffers so much from Trump.

Derangement syndrome.

They belong.

And a fucking mental ward.

Absolutely.

You're gonna sit there, bring God into a play of it?

You're.

I.

There's shit wrong up in those fucking heads for people to think like that.

I'm sorry.

If people literally, like, literally just on Facebook, it took me two seconds to find a post for somebody blaming Trump for the E.

Coli breakout on fucking, fucking, fucking McDonald's.

Like, what is wrong with people?

What?

I can't.

I was joking when I said, watch me find it on Facebook.

I didn't really think I was actually going to see somebody.

And let's talk about God for a minute.

Y'all understand that Kamala Harris kicked out two young teenagers out of her thing when they said Jesus is king, they got pulled out of her event.

Yeah.

She told him, you're at the wrong rally.

What does that tell you about Kamala?

If she's booting out people that say Jesus is king and she tells them that they're at the wrong rally, that tells you that they them out, though.

She did.

Yeah.

They escorted them out.

So the.

The party of compassion, love, and inclusiveness is all, but.

Exactly.

They're the party of hate and rhetoric.

B.S.

And.

And division.

Yes, and definitely division.

I mean, hell, she's promising all this stuff that she's going to do for people, and it's all for.

Oh, fuck.

Okay.

I don't want to be the folks.

I'm not racist.

But, dear God, everything that Kamala's saying that she's going to do for small businesses and stuff is for small businesses for people of color.

I thought we're right now in America.

As far as I know, every fucking American's hurting every American.

It don't matter what color you are, because color shouldn't even fucking exist in my mind.

It's your character.

And if you're going to help out small businesses, you help out every fucking small business, not just one who fits in a minority.

I.

I'm gonna stop right there because that's a whole nother podcast.

I could go off on that just alone.

The right.

Hey, look who it is.

It's Zach.

Ladies and gentlemen, Zach is in our chat.

What up, Zacky?

But yeah, I'm not, I'm not even gonna go off on that one.

That one will probably get me banned off of Tick Tock if I start going off.

So let's go.

Let's go on to a couple other things.

There's an international conflict.

Israel's reported strike on a Hezbollah official in Lebanon esc escalating tensions in the region.

So the Israel war is still ongoing even though after they've taken out the head honcho, obviously rankings, if they take him out, somebody else stepped up to the rank.

I'm sure we'll learn who their leader is here soon.

But the war is still going on.

They've also got multiple fights on different fronts.

So that, that's a, that's a major shit show and that everybody still needs to be watching because a war out in that region, we still have a huge possibility of having a nuclear war.

And I'm more concerned of a nuclear war happening out in that region than I am right now with crazy ass Putin and Ukraine.

Because see, even though Putin is a crazy motherfucker and he's got more screws loose than anybody else and he is an evil person, he's also a smart and intelligent man, just as Trump said he is.

And he's got the smarts knowing that if he up and he does something with nuclear that every country will get involved and I'll turn it to be a full blown nuclear war between every fucking from coast to coast and it's not going to be good for anybody.

On the other hand, you go to the other side with the war with Israel and Iran.

The Iranians are not that smart.

They didn't even have money to do their nuclear shit until after Biden took away all of Trump's executives orders and gave Iran back their fucking money.

Once he gave Iran back their fucking money, they started back up their nuclear program and started developing nuclear weapons again.

I mean, you can't say that they're not smart.

They're just, they're playing a different strategy than, than we know about because I mean, they're getting money from our government.

Truche, touche.

Whatever they're doing is working, right?

Like we don't like it, but our government's giving them money.

Touche.

So they're like, they're not stupid.

They have a strategy and whatever it is is what it is.

But they got money and they kicked up their nuclear production again, right?

All right, I'll give you that.

Let's go to the election.

Integrity concerns.

The government's not smart.

The government's definitely not smart right now.

And Kathy, I'll agree with you.

I agree with you.

They can't even tell you what the definition of a woman is.

But let's go.

Environmental disaster, Hurricane Helene's aftermath includes ak, as the government says, misinformation and recovery efforts with significant casualties and damages reported.

So they're still doing recovery process on that.

Throughout this week.

Election Integrity concerns various reports on election misinformation, including efforts to combat false narratives during early voting.

Now, that's all right.

Let's talk about that.

So I am seeing still I'm calling misinformation more from the left than I am on the right.

There's a bunch.

They're still pushing Project 20.

What is it?

Trump has disavowed that multiple times, but yet the left is still saying, oh, Trump is still doing this.

He still backs that.

They stock.

Still talk about J.D.

being the Ford writer.

Now, listen, J.D.

j.D.

vance is the VP and has stated he will be go for whatever Trump wants to go for.

That was the one thing my wife was concerned about, and we looked into it.

And I advise anybody who thinks that, please go to Trump's campaign website and read what Trump is pushing for.

And what should make everybody happy is knowing that RFK and Tulsi Gabbard are going to be on the transitioning team, which is awesome, in my opinion.

And I'll be honest, I'd be down to see Tulsi Gabbard run maybe in the future.

I like Tulsi.

No, Tulsi is great.

I would have loved to seen her run.

I'm getting lightheaded.

Time to take that shit out.

I think I'm overdoing it on the nicotine.

Have you ever noticed that, like, if you just pop it once in a while, like, it's a constant.

Like, oh, shit, I should have never done.

I try to.

I try to limit.

Do you?

Yeah, I get.

I do that once in a while.

I'll go like an hour or two without it and then I'll pop.

But sometimes when I'm doing this, like, podcasting, streaming, or if I'm just up here working on the computer, working on AI, I.

It's just like vaping, dude.

I'm just like, constantly like, oh, all right.

Let's go back some more news.

Walmart staffer found dead in a walk in oven sparking investigations, discussion of workplace safety.

Number one.

What the fuck's a walk in oven?

I was just gonna say I've heard.

Of walk in freezes.

What's going on, Chrome?

I've heard of walk in freezers.

I've never heard of a walk in oven like you would.

Now, obviously an oven can't detect whether a human's inside of it, but you'd think a walk in oven would have glass doors so you can see inside of it.

So obviously this person got cooked.

But how.

That is crazy.

Okay, that.

That's workplace safety.

Yeah, I mean, maybe training.

Maybe Walmart should train people.

Check the oven before you turn it on because you might be cooking up somebody.

I don't mean to laugh, but that is just stupidity on all levels.

I'm all done with that news story.

Are you looking up walking ovens right now, Gary?

No.

God, I got a bunch of notifications and I was like, oh, what's going on on all this?

Matter of fact, you know what's funny is I'm pulling up all these.

All these different new stuff that's happened throughout the week from X.

I'm using Grok.

I like Grok.

Gro's fun.

Oh, dear.

I.

Jc, I am not repeating what you just texted me.

I am not repeating that.

But that is hilarious.

I'll tell Gary after the podcast.

JC, if you go to like YouTube and you watch us on YouTube and you type in the comments on YouTube, it'll pop up at the top of our screen right above market.

Dear God.

Don't tell them that.

You should do that.

But yeah, the chat shows on the top of my screen, so you could technically put it up there if you're on YouTube.

All right, let's go to the next news thing.

I'm getting off the Walmart employee being cooked in the oven.

Oh, dear God.

All right, legal and crime.

A high profile case of a woman accused of killing a man who jokingly asked her to shoot him highlighted legal oddities.

Wait, what happened?

Say that again.

So a high profile case of a woman accused of killing a man who jokingly asked her to shoot him.

I mean.

I.

She shouldn't have done it, but he asked for it, but at the same time, it's still murder.

He.

He asked for it, but it's still murder.

Yeah, but just, just, you know, careful what you wish for.

Oh, definitely be careful what you wish for.

JC says around to find out.

I mean, listen, if I sat there, Gary, and I walked up to you and you had firearms, I'M like, hey, shoot me.

You're gonna shoot me.

Depends.

You.

No, you shouldn't.

Oh, yeah.

No, no, no.

Yeah, no, no.

You're an ass.

Yeah, you'd probably put me in the kneecap or something.

Now you probably put one in the head and two in the chest.

You don't lie.

Nah, not for you.

I just want to make it hard to walk.

Oh, yeah, it's already hard enough for me to walk.

Obviously.

We've looked at my.

My stats there from the Apple Health chat.

I was just gonna say, what is it at?

What's it at today?

26% or whatever.

Oh, dear God.

What is it called again?

Hold on.

What do they call it again?

It's in the asymmetry.

Walk in asymmetry.

Well, let's see what my walk in asymmetry.

My walk in asymmetry is.

Dude.

It's weird, but, you know, my wife and I were talking about there could be a couple of things that could be messing with my walk into symmetry number.

Where do you keep your phone when you walk?

Well, it's measuring from your watch.

It's measuring from your watch?

Yeah.

Okay, so it does not measure from your phone.

No, it's under mobility.

It should be measuring from your walk.

All right, so my walking asymmetry today is 33.7.

That's at zero.

And right now my knee is swollen like a because I went a little too heavy on squats last week.

So I'm wondering.

I'll have to look into it.

But there's a couple of different factors why my walking asymmetry could be off.

Number one, I didn't use my backpack vacuum today, so it could be high when I'm working because of the backpack vacuum.

But I also carry a firearm on my hip daily with a holster.

Yeah, but that can mess up my hips 30%.

That's.

That's a big.

So is that saying I like, walk with a limp?

Right.

Let's say you're walking with, like a really severe limp.

Interesting.

You know, if you.

If you did a little bit more mobility and stretching and took care of your old ass body, you could probably get that number down a little bit.

Old ass.

I'm not old.

I'm young.

You're old, Gary.

I identify as a 21 year old male.

Okay.

That's all I'm gonna say.

A Democrat.

Oh, fuck.

You just proved all of our points.

Dear God.

Moving on with more news when Gary starts going in his fest with me here.

Oh.

Underneath the social issues news discussions around missing migrant children Claims emphasiz the need for factual reporting.

Well, it is factual reporting.

There is a bunch of minors that are being brought in through the border and they are being sold and trafficked.

It's been proven.

There's actually a really great movie that Dan Bongino.

Hold on.

What is it?

Which?

Fuck.

The wife and I watched it too.

Hold on.

What movie did Dan Bongino.

One second.

Let me find this one.

I'll talk about this real quick.

Like, if I can remember the name.

Did Dan Bongino produce?

He produced this one and it was awesome.

Police State.

Was it Police State?

No, it wasn't Police State.

There was another movie Dan Bongino did, but it wasn't Police State.

It was basically about trafficking.

It was just recently.

It's about trafficking of children and so forth.

It was really good.

It was about a person who worked for Homeland Security and basically he went in there and was trying to help find this little girl and her brother to bring him back home.

They got trafficked into the US So Dan Bongino.

Yeah.

They're saying Police State was last year.

Police State was last year.

It was not vice.

Maybe it was Police State.

I didn't think it was.

No.

Denish.

Rand Paul definitely was not Police State.

I'm looking at the COVID right now.

All right, kiddo, you go in your room.

I'll be there in a minute.

We're just gonna wrap up here in a minute, okay?

Yeah, I'll ask the wife at some point.

Free the children.

Yes.

It's not Free.

The Sound of Freedom.