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The night starts with thunder, sketchy Wi‑Fi, and a funeral that says a lot about where we are. We talk candidly about a Novus Ordo liturgy that went sideways—altered responses, sentimental hymns, and a child walking the Eucharist back to the pew—then trace the root problem back through weak formation and hazy expectations. If worship is supposed to anchor us, what happens when it drifts?

From there, everything accelerates. A protest in New York turns surreal when someone lobs a cartoonish taped “bomb” near police. It fails, thankfully, but arrests, raids, and linked addresses follow. An airport evacuation snarls travel. A jittery flight sees a passenger subdued. And online, the Iran–Israel theater pumps out videos faster than anyone can verify. We walk through real footage versus AI fakes, what to look for, and why open-source sleuthing now demands discipline more than dopamine.

We shift from headlines to household-level readiness. No doomer talk—just sober steps. Carry if you’re trained and it’s legal. Understand your state’s laws and property rules. Keep a simple truck gun if that’s lawful and sensible. Prioritize medical gear you can trust over flashy gadgets: CATs from real makers, solid IFAKs, prescription logistics that actually work. We even kick off a community challenge: build a get-home bag and explain your choices in 30 seconds. The point isn’t to impress; it’s to think clearly before a bad day arrives.

Faith and duty stay at the center. We debate clergy courage and the meaning of red when the flock is under threat. We talk about raising sons to stand up and daughters to feel protected, modeling steadiness in small moments—holding Grandma’s hand at a funeral, shrugging off a wasp sting, swapping the diaper run during another off-key hymn. Formation is not a seminar; it’s how you live when no one’s grading you.

The throughline is simple: the world can gaslight, but your home doesn’t have to. Build skill, deepen prayer, choose neighbors you’ll actually call at midnight. If you’re alone, you might act; with your family, you move them to safety. That’s not cowardice—it’s clarity. When storms roll in and news blurs out, the households that thrive will be the ones that practiced calm, competence, and charity long before sirens.

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Transcript

Storms, Tech Woes, And Banter

SPEAKER_02 0:41

What's up, everyone? I was I was warning Rob, you guys, that I might lose power. We got a giant thunderstorm coming through just over the time period of the show. Like basically 7 30 to like 9 30. If I lose power, sorry.

SPEAKER_03 1:00

The show's not to be cut short. Or I'll rant about all the Novus Ordo crap I went through this weekend.

SPEAKER_02 1:07

I didn't get a haircut, I just haven't had a hat on all day. This is what my hair normally looks like. Well, it looks like when I go to work and I look presentable, not wearing a hat. So how was that Novus Ordo land? Oh man, it was rough.

SPEAKER_01 1:29

I won't get into it too much because I know you and Anthony will want to talk about it.

SPEAKER_03 1:32

Yeah, I'm sure we'll get into it tomorrow. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 1:35

What was it? Did anything specifically stand out and you just kind of like threw your hand on your on your face?

SPEAKER_03 1:43

Well, so we the the funeral for my grandma was Norvisor Novus Ordo in a canonized, huh? Was she canonized? Oh yeah, that wasn't even that was just assumed going in, I guess. I figured she would be. Yeah, let's see. So the one of my cousins' kids, so second cousins or what however that works out. One of my cousins' kids. So there's very few people in my family that practice, that are practicing Catholics. Everyone's nominally Catholic, right? But very, very few that are practicing, like me, one of my cousins, and maybe kind of one of my aunts. So one of my other cousins' kids took the Eucharist back to the pew. And we had to make sure that they had consumed the Eucharist at the end of the Mass. Because of course the priest didn't tell people. Yeah. Not to come up if you're not practicing.

SPEAKER_02 3:01

We had a uh our priest over, he's not our current priest of the Latin Mass. He's at the previous parish we used to go to before we went to the Latin Mass. And it because he's baptized all my kids in old right, and we've had him over him. And he he has what he calls sentries, like ushers that are just specifically there to watch people to make sure that they consume the host. They've chased people almost out of the building before. Nice.

Novus Ordo Funeral Frustrations

SPEAKER_03 3:27

Yeah. They were in their twenties. So not uh not a little child. It was a few of my aunts that were kind of in charge of most of the arrangements. I'm four hours away from them, so I didn't really get much of a say because they wanted me to do the readings. I chose the readings, and I just chose the ones from the traditional mass, so that was easy. Did you do them in the Dewey Rames? No, I thought about it, but uh, I did think about it. Let's see, there was a eulogy that my cousin one of my other cousins gave during the mass, which is a no-no. Uh, it was just bad.

SPEAKER_02 4:12

And that is the responsibility of the priest because of poor catechesis, right? Yeah, and that's all, and then not only that, but it's been it goes further back than that because it's poor formation of the priests, yeah. And then eventually we follow it back far enough, it was done on purpose. Like the poor formation of the priest was trickled down to bad catechesis to us, right? Is what a lot of this a lot of this is the effects of. And now that you know what concerns me is before I was kind of like, well, this is just a demographics issue, right? As soon as the boomers die out, like a lot of this stuff will be gone. But now a lot of these boomer parishes are getting a bunch of converts because the world's gone crazy, and people like people are actually starting to believe that hey, there is a god, right? So they're going back to the faith of their childhood that they got poor catechesis in. Now these boomer parishes are getting a bunch of people again.

SPEAKER_03 5:09

Yeah, yeah. It was yeah. I mean, the I this priest, I don't know this priest like personally, but I've been to a couple of masses at this parish over the last few years, like when I go to Christmas Mass with my grandma and stuff like that. This priest often like changes words, you know, throughout the mass, you know, against rubrics. Um, in the offertory. Not well, not at the offertory, but uh yeah, kind of in the offertory, where uh it's been so long since I've really gone to the Novus Ordo regularly that I've forgotten what it all all the responses are, but the congregation says a response like your sacrificial offering, right? You know the the priest loudly said our sacrificial offering. It's like um and invalid, yeah. It's like not technically form matter or intention, but I'm wondering if this is even a valid mass. Oh, yeah, so so so started off the mass with amazing grace and did the mass with on eagle's wings.

SPEAKER_02 6:27

Yep. It was like the stereotypical mass. Like they're like, hey, we haven't seen a bunch of these people in a while. Let's bring back the old hits. Let's get them comfortable again. Let them realize what they've been missing. Oh man, it was it's no worse than in second grade at St. Teresa in Louisville, Kentucky. We were singing Stand By Me during mass. School Mass.

SPEAKER_03 7:05

Yeah, during like during the mass, like after I did the the readings, it was kind of a a contest between me and my wife to see which one, like, oh, oh, oh, bash needs the diaper change. I'll change her. No, I'll change them. I'll change. Like, we're like, let's to the point where Bash what the bash had a blowout. I'm like, no, no, no. I'll be the amazing husband and father and go change this diaper right now.

SPEAKER_02 7:34

That's why sometimes when I'm messing, I have to go to I have to really go use a ration, but I'm holding it, right? I'm like, I'm not gonna, I'm gonna get through the whole thing. I'm gonna then when my kids need to go, and I'm like, oh, thank you, thank you. I'll take them. I got them. You stay here.

unknown 7:46

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 7:48

Oh man, it was it was not great. Yeah, it's yeah.

SPEAKER_02 7:58

We're we're in a situation where we just have to grin and bear it a lot of times because we just don't have the capacity to do anything about it. Listen to the Father Ripper show, father on the Sean Ryan show, and Sean Ryan specifically asked him, like, do you feel like it is your place to like fight against some of this stuff? Is it is it your place to you know call all this out, right? And he's like, All I can do, I mean, I'm I'm paraphrasing guys, go back and watch you want to, but he's basically just saying this, my it's just to do my job, is all I can do, right? Because and then eventually follows it with because at this point, there's nothing that we can do. God has to step in at some point because we are so far beyond of the human correction on this, and he's right. When we when we have people who don't even believe in the same status of reality, when people think women can be men and men can be women, and they believe it with their with their entire being, right? And they will they will call you crazy being crazy. This is we're at a point where this cannot. I saw my screen flicker. The internet was iffy for a while there, but it's coming, boys. But we're at a point where this cannot this only God can solve this, and then we see everything that's going been going on this weekend, which we'll go over here, start here in a minute.

SPEAKER_01 9:27

But we'll see, man. We'll see.

SPEAKER_03 9:32

Yep, yeah, yep, that's for sure. Yep. All right, so only God can help your internet.

SPEAKER_02 9:42

I've got Starlink, but I haven't needed it in the past few weeks, so I haven't really hooked it. I mean, I've got it and it works, and everything's all connected, but I have to run Ethernet cable from this room to the northwest portion of my shop, which is about 70 feet, to get enough. It's gonna be one of those nights. His is better than mine sometimes. Look, the past couple of shows we've had no issue. So I'm not I'm not trying to not trying to rock the boat here. Never ever compare me to that man.

SPEAKER_03 10:43

I knew you were gonna like that comment.

SPEAKER_02 10:46

And that like have there's better than Alan Harrelson. And I don't call people with a PhD in history a doctor. You're not a doctor. You have a doctorate, you're not a doctor. So I actually there we have a pipe shop here called the Briary, and they're and they're getting interviewed, and they're asking about like the most famous people that have ever been in there.

SPEAKER_05 11:14

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 11:15

And he's man, this is not going great tonight.

SPEAKER_02 11:23

Look. This is what we're gonna do. What are we gonna do here? I'm gonna put it on uh phone. We're gonna connect it to my phone.

SPEAKER_01 11:36

Let's do this. Turn my hotspot on.

Catechesis, Formation, And Validity Worries

SPEAKER_02 11:53

Boom, raw my phone. Okay. That should be fine. I should have enough bandwidth to get me through the show. All right, easy peasy. But anyway, they never mentioned Alan Harrelson once. Which I thought was funny. Wait, what? What did you say? It so that the local pipe shop, the Briary. Yes, they were doing they're being interviewed by a YouTube show, and they were asked to name like all the famous people down there. We've had like Eugene Sledge, like all these you know, local famous people, but then some other people. You'll have to explain to people who Eugene Sledge is. Eugene Sledge was in the Marines. He's he also taught at Monte Valley University. He's a very famous Marine. He's he wrote a very famous book about the Marines. What was it called? The uh the old the old the old breed is the name of it.

SPEAKER_03 12:49

Yeah, it's the uh with the old breed. Yeah. At at Peleliu and Okinawa. Yep.

SPEAKER_02 12:58

But he's a local Alabama celebrity, pretty much, because of his service in World War II. He's been in there.

SPEAKER_03 13:09

He's never if you've heard the name before, you've likely heard it from the Pacific. Yeah. He he his uh he's well, he's not a character, but he's portrayed in the Pacific.

SPEAKER_02 13:25

Yeah, so anyway, they name him once, even though they have wanted to create a blend with him and for him, basically, to be able to sell based off of his name. Yeah, and I guess his popularity has dropped down so far that they don't want to do it anymore. Yep, couldn't happen to a better person.

SPEAKER_03 13:49

Oh man. You know, I've I've never I've never watched a thing of his. Never really. Yeah, outside of some interaction on Twitter and the comments he keeps leaving on our videos. He's got he's got TLM Duranger syndrome. He does, yes.

SPEAKER_02 14:05

Like bad. Because I don't know why. You know, he he has been to the Latin Mass and he's seen how good it is, and he's a history buff, so you would think he would want to go to the oldest Mass, but for whatever reason, he's got a blind spot on it, and he just do you think it's it's exactly who it is, like just uh like super ultra montonous sort of thing with him? I don't even think it's that because he wasn't a big fan of of Pope Francis, okay, right? I think it is if he accepts that the church can promulgate a deficient mass, then what else have they done that's deficient? And I don't think he wants to come to grips with that, so he's just gonna assume it is probably also because he doesn't have access to it, right? Well, he's in Kentucky right now, but uh supposedly he's moving back to South Carolina, which could get out of my state, you don't belong in Kentucky, get out. We don't want your kind around here, go back to South Carolina. So where do we want to start tonight?

SPEAKER_00 15:29

Like I don't know. I'm here.

SPEAKER_02 15:30

Let's let's start with the comically bad hand grenade thrown at the police.

SPEAKER_03 15:38

Do you hear uh did you put stuff in the notes?

SPEAKER_02 15:40

I have put nothing in the notes because this stuff is so easy to find right now, I didn't bother with any of it. Uh understandable. If y'all while he while Rob's trying to find that, I'll I'll talk for a minute about it. So there was a protest, it was a counter protest, a protest of a conservative protest, and a bunch of Islamic folks were up in New York, and one of them threw like a cartoon bomb at the cops. It was like a round, big, round ball, bigger than a softball, with like a wick coming out of it. And they threw it at the cops, and it apparently had real explosives in it, had some shrapnel and you know, nails and other, you know, small loose change. So there's a certain tiny hat people who would have loved, but it was wallet trick gone wild. But and then we come to find out the house he lives in is worth about$1.8 million, right? But in New York, that's like you know, it's like$500,000 down here, right?

SPEAKER_03 16:53

But still like these are immigrants, yeah. They live in houses that that I can't afford.

SPEAKER_02 17:00

Yeah, exactly. So it was and then later that night, they there was an incident with a vehicle that was tied to the bombing, and now I just saw a thing about an hour ago, they were raiding a storage facility in Pennsylvania that is also tied to the bombing.

SPEAKER_03 17:21

So I do have I do have video here. All right, let's see it. So this was it was thrown at Jake Lang, right? Who is one of the January 6th guys, yeah, but who himself is like, I don't know, probably a plant or something like that, it seems like. But, anyways, so here is here's a video.

SPEAKER_08 17:48

We want everyone here to stay in New York.

SPEAKER_03 18:07

So you'll you'll hear him scream the the usual battle cry. A little husk neck bar. Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 18:18

I'm gonna tell everyone else.

SPEAKER_03 18:22

So it's hard to see from this angle, but the over by the flag, that's where the conservatives were. I wonder if I can get a different angle here.

SPEAKER_02 18:35

And just just to know, if they had even just put like a pound of explosive in there wrapped with nails, you'd have had a dozen or more people dead or maimed.

SPEAKER_03 18:47

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 18:51

Okay, let me find a different video here. You can find the there's a picture of it. See me if you get a chance to find the picture of what it looked like when it landed by the cops, because there's a picture of the cops trying to try to jump over the barrier and then it's laying on the ground.

SPEAKER_03 19:06

I think this is this it there. Looks like it.

SPEAKER_02 19:15

You you remember from the cartoons, they always had like the the black ball oh yeah, coming out of it. That's what it looks like.

SPEAKER_03 19:22

Like the the Baum on Super Mario. So here's a slightly different angle, same area, but from the opposite direction here.

SPEAKER_07 19:33

So you'll you'll see his in New York, and we want everyone here to stay in New York. You don't get to come from outside, and then tell everyone that so yeah, there he is there.

SPEAKER_03 19:48

So you can see it in his hand there. Let's see.

SPEAKER_02 19:56

Like I can laugh now because it didn't go off. But okay, and Sarah Adams made a good point earlier that these people are comically bad at making explosives. Like most terrorists in even terrorists in Afghanistan. They blew themselves up more than they blew us up.

Hymns, Diaper Runs, And Coping

SPEAKER_03 20:19

Well, even like uh going back to the 70s, the Sibyanese Liberation Army that they they blew themselves up in right? Old dude had a six head. So here is the second bomb, I think, right? That he drops literally at the feet of the police.

SPEAKER_02 20:45

He's like wily coyote. Someone just needs to paint like a tunnel on a wall again to run into it.

SPEAKER_03 21:02

I'm trying to see if I can find the angle from the protester side. Um not seeing it right off the top of the thing here. But, anyways, I think everyone gets the idea.

SPEAKER_02 21:20

The the major issue with the Mohammedans is there is so much incest that goes on in Islam that it it's like the IQ is just crashing. But especially in Pakistan, I don't know where this guy's from. I haven't looked into that. There's so much going on.

SPEAKER_03 21:38

Um, of the two people that were arrested, one is parents from Afghanistan and one is parents from Turkey.

SPEAKER_02 21:45

I know that, like, especially the Pakistanis and some Uzbeks are like 70% of them are bred within a first cousin. Like they're married first, some are marrying brothers and sisters. That's even still like that's a still a big home.

SPEAKER_03 22:23

2.25 two two and a quarter million dollar home. Ibrahimi's parents in Newton, Newton, uh, Pennsylvania. What do you call that? Newtona? New Newton. Newtown. Do you think they pronounce it Newtown or Newton?

SPEAKER_02 22:41

Is that not an N at the end of that thing?

SPEAKER_03 22:43

Yeah, Newton. I'm saying an N at the Newton. Are you saying like with an accent they say Newton?

SPEAKER_02 22:50

Are you saying, like, is it really pronounced Newton? I don't know. I'm not from because there's another W in that word. There is, right? Correctly. Look, y'all shouldn't need reading lessons from a guy from Alabama. This is going the opposite way. Y'all should be teaching me how to read.

SPEAKER_03 23:09

You're the one with the advanced degree, remember? I know it's so sad. It's so sad. The poor hick down here is having. So yeah, there's the two.

SPEAKER_02 23:21

I mean, look at that forehead. The sloping frontal cortex, right? The huge brow, the sunken end cheeks. There's a physiological. I mean, lesson here. It had a second W in it. It wasn't Newton. It was New Town. Now they may have spelled it.

SPEAKER_03 23:49

So yeah, there's the home again. 5,800 square foot house with six bedrooms and five bathrooms.

SPEAKER_02 23:57

That's a big house. And it's on a it's on a lake.

SPEAKER_03 23:59

Yeah. Or a lake. Well, not a lake. A drainage pond, more like. That's like a water reservoir or something. Well, actually, I think that's just a flooded field. Yeah, it probably is. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 24:18

So that's event one from this weekend. And so what else happened this weekend?

SPEAKER_03 24:24

They evacuated the Kansas City International Airport. Did that turn out to be anything? Other than just a bomb threat, I don't think so.

SPEAKER_02 24:34

Yeah, because I I like it. It seemed like it went away without fanfare. Like there was not, but it caused delays around the whole country.

SPEAKER_03 24:43

Yeah. So there was that.

SPEAKER_02 24:47

What else was there? There was a guy arrested going from Birmingham to DC on a flight who was arrested for claiming that he was going to blow up the plane.

SPEAKER_03 24:59

Was that the same one where everyone tackled him to the to the ground to the the aisle?

SPEAKER_02 25:08

The U.S. Marshals eventually came in and got him, so I'm assuming he was subdued somehow. So yeah, we had a bomb threat there. What else happened this weekend?

SPEAKER_03 25:19

Oh, here's a here's a better picture of the actual bomb. I mean, that's literally black duct tape, guys.

SPEAKER_02 25:28

Hey, they sprung for the good stuff. That's gorilla tape. That's why it didn't go off. Held it all in like a cartoon.

SPEAKER_03 25:37

I suppose two two and a quarter million dollar house, they can afford the gorilla tape. Right. Nothing but the best for those terrorists. With our taxpayer money, I'm sure.

SPEAKER_02 25:50

If it was electric tape, it would just balloon out and come right back.

SPEAKER_03 25:59

So Kansas City, we get the New York bombing, Kansas City, that other plane incident. What else was there?

SPEAKER_02 26:07

And then there were so here's my here's my question. Because I I just don't trust anything coming out now about it. But the Iran attacks on Israel. I can't, I'm having a hard time sifting what's AI and what's not.

SPEAKER_03 26:23

I know.

SPEAKER_02 26:24

And I'm having a hard time, and there, and there's nothing coming out from Israel at all.

SPEAKER_03 26:29

It's crazy because 2003, we go into Iraq, right? Start with shock and awe, and I watched the first two weeks of that thing live on TV as it happened. Yep. Now here we are 23 years later. I can't hardly find a thing.

“Only God Can Fix This” Mood

SPEAKER_02 26:45

Yeah, it and now I haven't seen so much of the Armor 3 lately that over this weekend, anyway. And I haven't seen too much old footage, but I did see where Israel hit Iran's oil fields and that blacks, right? And that's not AI, apparently. No, no, that wasn't it. And then I saw an interview of a guy in front of the burning field. I was like, that's gotta be AI, not AI. Turns out that was real. Yeah. And he's just like talking calmly. It's just plumes of fire, you know, 300 yards behind him. But then I see videos of attacks in Israel where like all these cluster munitions are coming down, but I can't tell if that's real or not because there's nothing coming out of Israel hardly. They've clamped down, they've even resorted to taking down a lot of the CCTV and traffic cameras, so those can't be leaked to the internet. Then I saw Netanyahu's brother died, supposedly in a in a car accident, even though his house burnt to the ground. And just it's it the fog of war has now been given like extra smoke from man-made grenades, right? It's gotten so like I can't tell what's going on. What I've seen, maybe I don't need to know. Maybe that's you know, God trying to protect me from my own fear of missing out.

SPEAKER_03 28:04

But I've seen a few videos of the C RAM systems taking stuff out coming into embassies, those are cool.

SPEAKER_02 28:13

Yeah, but then like we've seen so much of that stuff from video games that like I like is that real or not? I can't tell. I've had to watch a bunch of things. I'm trying to show my wife. I was like, I can't. I was before when it first started, I was like, this is obviously uh this is not where like my favorite one is the plane being chased by the guy on the carpet with a M16. Yeah, do you know how many boomers that is jacking up right now?

SPEAKER_03 28:35

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 28:36

But what kind of what kind of technology they got? They're flying off carpets.

SPEAKER_03 28:42

It's hilarious. What do you mean what kind of technology they got? Have you ever watched Aladdin?

SPEAKER_02 28:48

DOJ's been doing that for a couple of weeks. Anything but the Rothschilds has been deleted off the Epstein Files. That got done about a week, week and a half ago. Yeah. And then the priest in what Lebanon?

SPEAKER_03 29:03

Yeah, you get uh What's your balls from Daily Wire, Bree Dolly, claiming that it's the Muslim that killed the priest when really it was a vegetable strike? Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 29:16

And then we have the cardinal out of Iran who's wings still. Yep. That's that's an that's the kind of man that we need, apparently. Apparently, that the red martyrdom that he wears uh doesn't really sit well with him. It's not something he's really down to do. I I understand.

SPEAKER_03 29:35

I I'm not I'm not gonna I don't know. I'm not gonna go after a guy too hard for that.

SPEAKER_02 29:43

I will.

SPEAKER_03 29:44

Fair enough.

SPEAKER_02 29:45

He has no kids, he has no family, he shouldn't have a family anyway. His job is to be there and provide support and spiritual guidance to his people who are experiencing all this violence right now. He if he goes down with the ship. It would be one thing if it was specifically due to like persecution from like the Iranian government, as opposed to like I just don't want to get waste, you know, wasted by a by a bomb that goes off target, you know, like but still, like what kind of spiritual guidance are you gonna give from where did he go? Like Abu Dhabi or something? I don't know. I don't know. So you know, like what is he gonna do? He's not helping his people whatsoever. That would be like me running away from the house because we might get attacked by robbers and leaving my family here. His responsibility to his parishioners and those people in his diocese is just as important as it is to me and my family, and he has his only job is to die at this point. He wears the red of martyrdom for a reason.

SPEAKER_03 30:58

Was now is he is he an actual ordinary of a diocese in Iran or Iran, or was he like just a nuncio? I mean because if he's a nuncio, then you know he's really like an actual like Vatican diplomat employee, so he has no but he's still a cardinal. I I understand, I get it.

SPEAKER_02 31:24

But you're I think what you're trying to do is you're trying to give him the the benefit of the doubt when his job as a diplomat does not supersede his office as a cardinal.

SPEAKER_03 31:35

Well, yeah, except if he his he his office isn't there, though, is what I'm trying to say, right? If he's not an ordinary of that region, but if he's the nuncio there, that his like the nuncy the nuncio to the United States is not responsible for any souls in the United States.

SPEAKER_02 31:56

In the United States, he's the one who raises bishops. He he suggests them to the Vatican, sure, yeah. But it's like it goes through him, yeah. Like no one's getting raised without old Pierre, whatever his name was, before he retired, right?

SPEAKER_03 32:13

Getting just vegano was the nuncio.

SPEAKER_02 32:16

Yeah. So I just I just don't I have no like he's supposed he is supposed to emblemise and symbolize what it means to be someone willing to die for Christ. And what he showed is what most priests have shown us, they are care more about their own scan than they do about anybody else.

SPEAKER_05 32:38

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 32:42

So let's see what else happened this weekend.

SPEAKER_03 32:47

Um well, supposedly the Strait of Hermuz was closed, and then now they're saying it wasn't closed, and then they were saying it really was closed, and now they're saying, you know, it's not closed.

SPEAKER_02 32:56

See again, that like it's a bunch of information. I do what I do know is two more ships, Iranian ships were sunk.

SPEAKER_03 33:02

Yeah, I mean they now they're there. So the Iran actually has two separate navies. They have the Iranian Navy and then the Revolutionary Guard Navy, right? And I think I'd heard within the first few days that the normal Iranian Navy, which is like your usual naval boats, not it not like the US is, of course, but like your Corvettes and your frigates and maybe a destroyer here and there. That they were all sunk within days, and then all they had left then was the the Revolutionary Guard Navy, which is like your your irregular, you know, fast attack sort of sort of boats. Yeah. So I don't know if they have any of those left even now.

SPEAKER_02 33:51

Well, because then the other threat was from missiles, yeah. Like, well, the the Iranians might shoot missiles. Boats are moving targets, those missiles aren't hitting moving targets, right?

SPEAKER_03 34:01

These are not anti-ship the Iran, whatever I Iranian anti-ship missiles they had would have been actually probably whatever what's the US Harpoons, whatever harpoons they might have had on the old F-14s, those those are long gone. So, no, they don't have anti-ship missiles.

SPEAKER_02 34:23

They have and we did get confirmation they wiped out all the the final F-14s.

SPEAKER_03 34:31

No, definitely one of my one of my top five for sure.

SPEAKER_02 34:45

But we all love it and for a specific reason, and there was a specific movie.

Internet Failures And Starlink Backup

SPEAKER_03 34:49

Well, okay, yes, top gun.

SPEAKER_02 34:52

That's the reason we all love it. The same reason we all like to pay volleyball in jeans with our shirts off and just have dog tags on.

SPEAKER_03 35:01

It's the same reason we all love top gun. Ain't no way anyone wants to see me do that, bud.

SPEAKER_02 35:12

All right, so then is that it from the weekend before we get into like all the crap that happened today? What am I doing? We're speed running through this stuff, guys. There's too much.

SPEAKER_03 35:26

Well, there was the there was the thing that came out today about the possible sleeper cells, right? Yeah, what else though was there?

SPEAKER_02 35:38

So let's talk about that for a minute. Supposedly ABC News put out a report earlier today that a Iranian message was intercepted stating that they were activating sleeper cells. Okay. So after I did a little research on it, I was thinking like maybe it was some, you know, I don't know, some like I don't know, you know, the number station, maybe, right? Or maybe they were right, right. Right, or maybe they're doing it through some type of low frequency radio communications, you know, some something, right? Right. It comes to find out, it's two, it's two things. One, they're talking just through telegram. Like they're just sending messages through telegram, they're not even trying to hide it, right? And two, they captured a basically a piece of a com equipment that they use to talk to their informants, right? Or the same thing that like Intel, you know, case officers would be using to talk to their informants or their uh their human intelligence operators, right? So two things for that. One is I don't think there had to, uh it's very unlikely that there was an actual message that needed to be sent to activate any sleeper cells. They probably have standing orders that if this, then that, right? If at any point Homani is is taken out, activate.

unknown 37:15

Right?

SPEAKER_03 37:16

It's the only thing that makes sense for a decentralized thing like that, right?

SPEAKER_02 37:21

But that doesn't mean we have any less responsibility, or we should be any less alert and aware of the situation right now, right? Because we've talked about before in previous shows, you know, we have 18,000 known terrorists in the United States, we just don't know where they are, apparently. Our surveillance state sucks, it can only find like far-right white dudes, apparently. And then as well as we also know that the border was porous, the northern border is still porous.

SPEAKER_03 37:50

Yeah, you you can the border is 20 miles away from me right now. You can get through across that thing, like no problem.

SPEAKER_02 37:57

Yeah, so it I think it it would be wise for everyone just to raise your alert level. You need to be carrying with you at all times, you need to be carrying an extra mag with if you're only carrying pistol. But if you're capable and able to carry something that's a little bit higher caliber, right? So, like me, and I'm probably gonna do a video on this just kind of showing you what I have or what I carry, right? Like my truck gun, I don't care if it gets stolen, right? Because it's not the best truck gun. Well, it's not the best gun, right? I think the optic on it was more than the gun itself, right? But like I can hit you know one and a half MOA at 100 yards. That's all I need it for, right? I have a micro trest rig in my in my car, it's got three mags. I've got you know a 20-round mag in the rifle so it can fit in the space of my car easier, and I don't carry plates with me in the car. I'm thinking about doing that just in case. But I also have to realize like I'm in Birmingham, and the chance of something happening here is very low. They're going to target those of you all that are in very blue cities, right? St. Paul, Minnesota, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, you know, Cincinnati, right? Whatever. They're gonna target you all before they ever target some of these southern cities as much because just you know, a very high percentage of people down here carry. And so that we are not as an easy target as a lot of these other much more Democrat areas. But it doesn't mean I can slack and not be aware, not be prepared for it just in case. Because the situation is if something happens, if I'm by myself, I'm probably gonna do something. If I'm with my wife and kids, I'm getting them the hell out of there, right? Where and I'm not doing, I'm just getting them out, right? That's all I care about. Somebody else can do it. But that doesn't mean that that I can't be prepared just in case, right? Because if something does pop off, I will never be able to sleep or forgive myself if I could have done something that I didn't, right? And there, you know, as the line of the movie goes, there are things that are far worse than dying. Right, and having to live with regret your entire life knowing that you could have done something is way worse to me than that. What is the telegram? Somebody's asking for it in the chat.

SPEAKER_03 40:35

Let me put it in the real quickly.

SPEAKER_02 40:39

Yep. So those of y'all that aren't in the telegram, it's fun. We have a good time there, we have a lot of good discussions. Man, this thing, I'm burning up.

SPEAKER_03 40:49

Modesty, Adrian.

SPEAKER_02 40:51

My five-star alts. What?

SPEAKER_03 40:54

Modesty.

SPEAKER_02 40:58

All my guns. Might guess kicked off of YouTube. But join the Telegram, it's great. We sell our information, we have a lot of good discussions there. I'm sharing some good deals that I find some other guys share some good deals.

SPEAKER_03 41:10

And as Ocean learned, and we should make clear. In the telegram.

SPEAKER_02 41:15

Yeah, no miners in the chat. And that's really just to protect some of the the other members there that when we talk about topics that it's just to protect the the majority of people in there. We have had one individual who is welcome back as soon as he turns 18, right?

SPEAKER_03 41:33

But you know, that way we don't have to worry about issues, we'll say, coming up because of the age question, especially dealing with firearms, stuff like that. Like it's just the best. Because as Adrian said, the FBI, they'll find our telegram. They won't find the ones with the irony, sleeper cells. Or Israeli sleeper cells.

SPEAKER_02 41:59

They won't find old, they won't find old Habibie's Telegram and go after him. No, they don't they come after the what they consider far-right white dudes. Speaking of which, with Telegram, it's been too long, guys, but we're getting into springs. We're starting, we're gonna do another competition. This month's competition is going to be you're gonna build a bug out bag or a get home bag, whatever you want to call it. Okay, and uh the goal is I want you to have it built, and I want you to record a 30-second video going over. You don't have to show yourself, just show the bag, show what's in it, and explain why you have what's in there.

unknown 42:41

Right?

SPEAKER_02 42:41

Just do 30 seconds is all I need. I mean, you go a little longer than that. Don't try not to do a 20-minute video, or do 30 seconds or so. Say what's in there, say why you put it in there real quick, post it in the telegram in the competition tab, and I'll do a random draw for everyone who participated for the winner this month. Look, man, I y'all y'all don't need to nag me every six months to get something done, okay? I'll get this out. I'll get it out. So I still have to send out the prize from the first one. I'm getting as bad as Anthony. We still have to send that prize out from the first one. I have to declare a winner from the second one. Did you get the address? Yeah, I got the address. It's in it's in Telegram.

SPEAKER_03 43:22

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 43:23

But we only had like two guys do it last time. Two or three. Wasn't that many? That's why I want to do something like everybody can do. You don't have to worry about, hey, I don't shoot that well. I don't care if you shoot that well. But the goal is for you to go out and and practice this stuff, you know. So that's why I'm gonna do the bug out or the get home bag, whatever you want to call it. Just do a bag, put something in it, you know, whatever you're wanting to put in it, explain why you have it, that in there, right? And then we'll do a random at the end of the month to see who wins, everyone who participates. And that the goal here is to get you all doing this stuff, and the incentive is free merch.

SPEAKER_03 44:00

Right.

SPEAKER_02 44:00

That's what this whole point of this is. So everyone has a has a chance of winning. Man. So with the the white one that Anthony gave me when I got there, that thing has shrunk so bad it's a crop top now. And look, y'all don't need to be looking at my belly. It's not a like my belly's like 2A certified. 2A certified?

SPEAKER_01 44:34

Yep.

SPEAKER_02 44:35

Not 3A. I ain't I ain't stopping it. But I'll stop a nice good pellet gun.

SPEAKER_03 44:44

I didn't know what you were talking about. Second Amendment certifier? Are you saying your belly's a weapon? No, two A. Two A. Yeah. Man, what did you think? Why aren't we all sponsored by lobster?

SPEAKER_02 45:01

I don't want any sponsors. Well, that's not true. If y'all, if somebody wants to send me free ammo, I'll be fine with that. Yeah. I would do that. Or send me targets and I'll test them out for you. Stuff like that. But yeah, I don't need I don't need the money, guys. That's all at all. This is just for fun. It's the only reason I do this. He's definitely not ant if he's giving away free emerge. Well, let's be honest. Ants probably got a little tiny little tiny hat bud in him.

SPEAKER_03 45:31

100%. 100%.

unknown 45:35

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 45:40

Y'all are goading me. Y'all are go to me. What is uh so did you see the the post by Nick saying he's got a big announcement coming?

SPEAKER_01 45:50

No.

SPEAKER_02 45:51

You didn't see that?

SPEAKER_03 45:52

So I'm assuming you don't know what it is.

SPEAKER_00 45:54

No.

SPEAKER_03 45:56

Have not talked to Nick since Anthony gave him the dressing down.

SPEAKER_02 46:05

Y'all know it. Y'all know it. Old Chaney's not in the Epstein files, he just did it for the love of the game. No, you none of you want a Thomas girlfriend. We're just gonna reiterate this. None of you want that. Right? One, she's autistic, and you don't want an autist girlfriend.

unknown 46:29

Right?

SPEAKER_02 46:29

They're so rare anyway. An autist girl, and you want the one that likes Thomasm, it's not a good idea for you.

SPEAKER_03 46:37

Did didn't uh Dirty Civilian just do a poor uh poor poor person's gear video?

SPEAKER_02 46:44

Yeah, they did. I don't know if they did it specifically for like a get home bag or anything, but like PNW Gorilla does a really good one. He's all about the the cost saving gear. Whether I want to continue patroning him or not, I don't know yet.

SPEAKER_03 47:01

You might you might hear a lot about Totaria to watch his recent stuff.

Moving Targets: Hand Grenade At Protest

SPEAKER_02 47:06

God, he's gotta be he's gotta be trolling, right? I'm hoping so. I'm hoping he's just trolling. It takes 30 seconds of research to realize that's that's bull crap, yeah. Right, specifically with like the uh what was it, the uh the world's fair stuff we had in Chicago? Chicago World's Fair, yeah. Yeah, those were all just plywood and two by fours, yeah. It's all it was.

SPEAKER_03 47:31

They were meant to look good for like two weeks, yeah. Exactly.

SPEAKER_02 47:37

Yeah, so I mean I I did a pretty good get home bag video, and it was it was all and nothing in there was expensive at all.

SPEAKER_03 47:48

For for for yeah, for stuff like that, like if you're not talking like plate carriers and chest rigs, and yeah, and you can't be that's not gonna be able to get it. You can get surplus stuff for that, yeah. But for get home bag stuff, like most of it shouldn't be expensive.

SPEAKER_02 48:05

This bag was fifteen dollars. Okay, this is a USMC day pack. I got it for$15 plus shipping, okay. Which I mean, I actually got a good deal on it because it's in good good condition. These mechanics gloves, I think, were 20 bucks at most. This petzel light was probably 20 bucks. This shmog was free with purchase. I don't even remember where I got it, but I remember I didn't pay anything for it because I would have never paid anything for it. I got these Bushnell binoculars at a yard sale. So, like you don't, and I didn't even got them to make bags.

SPEAKER_03 48:39

But there's the most expensive stuff is probably gonna be the first aid stuff because you can't yes, you do not want to cheap yeah, you do not want to buy cheap first aid gear whatsoever.

SPEAKER_02 48:49

Uh, especially do not buy a tourniquet off of Amazon unless it's North American Rescue. Yeah, uh, but I don't even think I I think for a while there Amazon was selling the Chinese stuff, and that stuff's horrible. Do not do not buy that stuff. There was used to be a company called Tacticon that gladly sold them, saying they were just as good, they're not. The windlasses break all the time. So don't bother with it. But yeah, do not skimp on the medical, just spend the money on it. And if you want to buy something really good, I suggest refuge medical or dark angel medical out of Texas, they're good. We might even wrangle Chris into making some IFACs and selling them for us, right? We'll just promote them, you know, get him a nice, you know, retirement business he can do. That's not a bad idea. And just we'll slap our label on it. It'll be the Guns and Rosaries, I don't know, boo-boo kit or something.

SPEAKER_03 49:47

Uh yeah, make sure he he gets what he needs out of it. Yeah. Above cost. And then just yeah, I don't need any money from that.

SPEAKER_02 49:57

But just yeah, medical's the last thing you want to skimp on. But like I've got some old boots that I keep in the car because I I usually wear dress shoes to work. I mean, I'm not walking 22 miles home in dress shoes, although they're real comfortable, I will say. But yeah, I've got boots and stuff, you know. I've got a change of clothes, you know, you don't have to spend a lot of money on it. Just have a reason for why you have it in there.

SPEAKER_03 50:20

And if you if you do camping, hunting, stuff like that, you've got all this stuff already.

SPEAKER_02 50:25

Yeah, and if you don't, you can get it on any surplus site, yeah. And there's a lot of surplus out there, a lot. There's venture surplus, you've got Kushiki, you can Sportsman's Guide. There's all kinds of businesses out there. I don't suggest PW Grill because he's gonna take three weeks to send it to you, right? It's gonna take forever and shit. Right? If you want it within a week or two, like do not buy it from him. But they were, and that's just what they'll do. Guys, I'm a dad. I'm gonna have some dad jokes near it's gonna happen. I do have some medical as far as prescription drugs.

SPEAKER_03 51:12

I've uh so that's one thing I've been looking at is those the like the prophylactic sort of like drug supply, drug supplies maybe not the best way to phrase it, but for anyone who doesn't know, like there are companies that you can you can buy from that will actually have a doctor give you fill up prescriptions for like prophylactic antibiotics and and other common you know common prescription drugs that you would maybe need in the event of you know a big emergency.

SPEAKER_02 51:47

That I don't have them in this bag, I got them in my other pack I take with me everywhere.

SPEAKER_03 51:54

They want me to pop a percocet for the chat. I won't do that, but but I've got I am gonna pop a knickknack.

SPEAKER_02 52:01

I do. I do I do I do have some uh a good place to get it is Wiseman Company. Uh they're out of Florida, they're they're affiliated with Barrel and Hatchet, if y'all watch any of their stuff. Wiseman Company has like a it's like 20 bucks and it's got a bunch of medication in it. Ibuprofen, it's got some water purification tablets in there, I think, some neosporin, band-aids, you know, medicine for dysentery, things like that. It's got a bunch of stuff in there, it's like 20 bucks. Yes, I could. If you want me to, I'd be happy to do that for you. Oh, you cracked us in an AV last week.

SPEAKER_03 52:46

What? Oh, I so yeah, I have not had a chance to watch either Thursday's call-in show or Friday's show with Ben Tele yet.

SPEAKER_02 52:57

Thursdays was it was fine. It was like an hour the first Thursdays was like an hour of just them like talking about the end times and all that, and then they got into questions after that. There's a few funny ones in there, but Fridays, like I was listening to it as actually at the gym when it was going on because it's the only day that I got to go to the gym last week. So much going on. But like him and Mike, we were just going at it.

SPEAKER_01 53:19

It was it was it was a good show.

SPEAKER_03 53:21

We'll say I talked to them both a little before the show started and then jumped out right as the show was starting. So yeah, I learned some some more about that old situation. That oh man.

SPEAKER_02 53:35

Look, when people tell you who they are, listen. It's worse than you think, and sometimes it's through their actions and sometimes it's through their inactions, but listen and pay attention. Wagner dipped out before I could even say anything to him, and I wouldn't even say anything to him. I don't even like dislike the guy. He's just, you know, got thin skin like a little baby. That's all it is. That's all it is. Oh man. Yeah, Friday show was fun. It was it was nice to laugh and lift at the same time. Oh, you do you listened while you were lifting? Yeah, that was so I hadn't been able to get to the gym at all last week. So Friday night was the only time. Oh, apparently Nick left Pelican Plus. That was his big announcement.

SPEAKER_03 54:24

Oh, that I yeah, that we all knew that.

SPEAKER_02 54:27

We all knew that. We know that wasn't new. We kind of knew when you weren't posting any videos.

SPEAKER_03 54:36

All I'm gonna say to if if Taffy were to watch this, bro, you're a lawyer and you're the one who did that.

SPEAKER_01 54:46

Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 54:49

And then was worried about it afterwards. She can't do anything.

SPEAKER_02 54:54

It's fairly useful. She can't, she can't. There's not a damn thing she can do. She can she can get her feelings hurt. That's about it. But that's how so that that is how you know that how coddled she is as a woman. She all instead of solving her problems herself and talking to someone, she wants to bring a man or someone else in to solve it for her. Right? That's what bringing the attorneys in is always right, wanting to sue somebody. She instead of solving the problem herself and talking to someone, she wants to get someone else to solve the problem for her.

SPEAKER_03 55:31

It does turn out she definitely was not the one who complained to a sponsor.

SPEAKER_02 55:39

I I didn't think she was.

SPEAKER_03 55:40

No.

SPEAKER_02 55:41

I don't, and and none of the vitriols should have gone towards her until she did the you know threatening litigation. 100%. Then it's now you're a free game. Before that, you're off limits, but now you're a free game. I watched a show Ocean, I laughed at it. I watched it on the way. I had to go to work. No, I was on my way to the gym. Where was I? I feel like I was on the way to somewhere on Sunday when I watched it. Maybe I didn't watch all the show. I don't know. I don't remember. But I saw you, brother. I saw what you I saw your work. Is that Christine Harrington, whatever her name is? That girl, that woman's batshit crazy.

SPEAKER_03 56:22

She thinks the the Blessed Virgin has visited her twice. Twice.

SPEAKER_02 56:28

Hey. You better not go against her, she'll sick the Blessed Virgin Mary on it.

SPEAKER_03 56:39

I don't even know where it is. Wow. The chump the thumbnail was changed so that the person who made the thumbnail used AI for Katie. The photo of Katie was changed from AI to a real photo. That way no one could get in trouble for making an AI likeness of her.

SPEAKER_02 57:06

And you can't get because once it's on the internet, it's fair use. So they can't she can't do anything, nobody can do anything about it anyway.

Bomb Photos, Raids, And Arrests

SPEAKER_03 57:18

I think there could maybe be an argument that if you use AI to portray someone in a bad light that is not true, then maybe then. But we made her look a little angry, you know, like whatever. Yeah, it's not like we made an AI photo of her killing someone, you know what I mean? Like, yeah, yeah, exactly.

SPEAKER_02 57:44

So do we want to go to Twitter only or X only?

SPEAKER_03 57:48

Yeah, we can do that. We're at an hour. What do we want to do on Twitter?

SPEAKER_02 57:51

I don't know. We take some uh questions and answers, yeah, do some question answer stuff for y'all.

SPEAKER_03 57:57

And then I do I do have a new gun to show over audio. I bet you do. I do.

SPEAKER_02 58:04

I'm I'm excited to look at it. I am. Yeah, you you should be. I should should be, huh? Should be. All right, guys. We are going to transition to X only. For those of y'all that don't have X.

SPEAKER_05 58:16

Sorry.

SPEAKER_02 58:20

You all you all pay me nothing, so I'm not gonna cater to you whatsoever. You should get X just to watch us. Get one account, follow two people, me and Rob. You don't need to follow anybody else anyway. But follow us and just watch our show on Monday nights. But we're gonna transfer there and we're gonna play y'all some funny videos that we had somebody make for us. Well, one funny video and and one funny video.

SPEAKER_03 58:42

But we're gonna play.

SPEAKER_02 58:43

You're gonna play. It's on my phone, and I'm on my phone right now on the internet. So I think you have to play it. You can show the picture and the video.

SPEAKER_03 58:54

Can you send it to me on Telegram real quick? Yeah, okay. You do that. I'll I'll remove this from YouTube. We're going dark on YouTube right now, guys. Okay, while you prepare that, let me show everyone my new gun. Look at this. What the it's it's not real. I mean it's a Lego gun, kind of, but it's got it's got it's got a detachable magazine. It's got it's got bullets that are both casings and projectiles. The projectile comes out of the casing. Let's see, is there you rack the slide? Except every time you do that, another one does fly out for some reason. I gotta figure that out. My wife found it online and ordered it for me and the kids. That's fun, man. That's a lot of fun. I should get some rifle for my boy. I was thinking about getting another gun while I was down in the Twin Cities this weekend, but just did not have the time.

SPEAKER_02 1:00:08

Yeah, I forgot I had a I have an old era precision 10 and a half inch upper that I forgot I had. And I was like, man, I need to go get a lower for that. It's just so I can have another rifle, and I might switch out my truck done with that because I don't care if that gets taken either. But I think I'm gonna they're gonna end up doing that.

SPEAKER_03 1:00:27

I do have I do have uh an upper that I was actually get given by someone who watches the show. I don't know if they're in the chat now or not, but um, I need to get a I need to get a lower for that.

SPEAKER_02 1:00:40

Yeah, it's sad that the lower is the part that's serialized that you have to get the background check on. Yep, that's the that's where all the business happens. Like yeah, like I went do the upper or it doesn't matter, you know, it's just a barrel pretty much in the bolt carrier group, pretty much. Because I got an extra bolt carrier group, because I I've got a few extra, because I I've got some bolt carrier groups and stuff just for parts, in case I need an extractor or gas rings or whatever, or I've got one put together. I bought a bootleg suppressor uh bolt carrier group as well, but I've tuned my rifles so well that I don't need it, so it's just gonna sit in there just in case.

SPEAKER_03 1:01:19

But yeah. Do we tell our priests that we carry a mask? Well, you're on the security team, right? So not technically, but yes.

SPEAKER_02 1:01:34

So I do so the the guy who runs the the security team, he knows my capabilities, he knows what I do and everything, and he knows I'm there in support of him, right? There, but I because I don't want to like I'm at mass with my family. Yeah, we've got enough older men that can do it who have older kids they don't have to worry about because I got younger kids still. But my so we have a situation in our parish where we're probably the most well-armed mass in Alabama, we're in the also the murder capital of America, so we kind of have to be. But we there are some men that we've had to ask not to carry anymore because we don't trust their we just don't trust it, right? We just don't need the situation to happen and and all that, and it we don't do it to a lot of guys, but there's a couple that we've had to to ask to to stop carrying, and it's not anything on them, it's just lack of experience, right? And and not only that, but you've got a family too, like you don't need to be worried about that, right? So, but I you the the thing that y'all are gonna have to make the prudential decision is should you tell your priest, right? Because once he tells you not to, it's not that you have to obey him, but now there's that tension between you, and depending on the state, he might have the legal ability to not to make sure you don't carry a mask. Yeah, and and then then it comes down to like are you gonna listen to him?

SPEAKER_03 1:03:00

Yeah, right.

SPEAKER_02 1:03:00

So that's up to you. I can tell you right now, there are some places I go to that I'm not supposed to carry that I'm gonna carry because there's no one there that's gonna protect my family other than me.

unknown 1:03:11

Right?

SPEAKER_02 1:03:12

Yes, if you go to a movie theater and they have the sign on the front, they got no cops there. You better be making a good decision.

Airport Evacuation And Plane Threats

SPEAKER_03 1:03:21

And in Minnesota, you know, uh obviously there's there's places federally you can't carry schools, government buildings, things like that. I I I won't carry uh I won't carry in a in a place where it's like a federal felony, like yeah, that's just no, that's not good. Plus, most of those places have security you got to pass through anyway, so it's just not gonna happen. The and then in the state of Minnesota, like you can't carry into a government hospital, so like VA or like if the county has a hospital, you can't carry to those. But other than that, in Minnesota, if they have a sign for that sign to carry, number number one, the the signs don't mean anything, even the ones that are legal, and there's like the I've never seen a sign in Minnesota that actually met the legal standards for the signs, but even the ones that do, it has no force until they ask you to leave. Even then, then they're just you know, you can be trespassed, and that's it. So I've never let one of those signs stop me, I'll tell you that.

SPEAKER_02 1:04:32

And in some states, the sign has to look very specific.

SPEAKER_03 1:04:36

Yes, it can't just say no G U N's allowed, you know, that'd be like 11 by 30, say this wording, have the statute number down in the corner and this size font.

SPEAKER_02 1:04:47

Yeah, it has to be very specific. And in Alabama, it's it's the same, like the Alabama's one of the few states that that we don't have a law against carrying at a bar. Right? So because it for whatever reason the the the do you say you do or don't? We do not, it is not against the law to carry at a bar. Same with Minnesota, you there's a lot of states where it is, like if you drink at all, you can't carry in Minnesota.

SPEAKER_03 1:05:15

As long as you stay under 0.04, 0.04 or under, I should say, your legal. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 1:05:23

But even still, like even if you're like you know, 0.09, it doesn't negate your your right to protect yourself. You're just gonna have to deal some legal consequences, yeah. Right, and just be prepared for that. Hope you have a good attorney. We know a couple, so it's just make you you just have to make what the best decision is for you and your family, and be willing to accept the consequences if something happens. There are some places I I carry that if I'm with my family, I'm prepared to face the consequences because I'm there, I have to protect my family.

SPEAKER_03 1:05:54

So, for this, we didn't you could be watching on. Adrians, you could be watching on mine, so those on Twitter, those are separated. We see both of the messages here in the show, but you might not be seeing everyone else's.

unknown 1:06:09

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 1:06:09

But yeah, like yeah, carrying. So Minnesota, it's not illegal to carry into like a private hospital. They all say don't, and a lot of them do have security, but I'll tell you one thing. I'm not gonna go to hospital where it's my wife or kids that are going to have something done. Yeah. And not have the ability to protect them with all available force. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 1:06:37

Because at best, they'll probably have one security guy every couple of floors.

unknown 1:06:42

Right.

SPEAKER_02 1:06:42

And a lot of those hospitals. They might have like a security station downstairs on the main level, and that's about it. You know, someone trying to get up four floors to get to you could take minutes.

SPEAKER_03 1:06:53

And I'm not, I'm not well, I'm I'm honestly like I'd be I would be willing to bet I'd be more likely to need to use it to protect my family member from a doctor or a nurse. You know, like if if if there if like my wife say is I don't know, some car accident and she's brain dead, yeah, you know, and she was once on a donor registry, and getting off those donor registries is near impossible, even if you do everything right, you they might not remove you, and then that hospital had you know if they see you're on a registry, you as a next of kin, depending on the state, might not be able to stop a uh you know, them taking an organ. Well, they're all have a way to stop that.

SPEAKER_02 1:07:38

Yeah. So for those of y'all that listen and aren't watching, serious question. This is from the ghost of Aunt Jemima. What's y'all's takes on women caring? Some of our friends talk about it, but a men are naturally inclined to defense natural law, b, they're not technically trained opinions. First is if you're going to carry, you need to be trained. Second is women, if you don't have a man to protect you, uh, like a father or a husband, you absolutely need to be caring. 100%. But if you are with if you are married, you are with one, if you're with your husband most of the time, he needs to be the one that protects you. Your job is to get the kids out. Yep. Right? So it's it's a it's it's an onion, it's got many layers to it. We'll get to this.

SPEAKER_03 1:08:27

Yeah, I yeah, I agree with you. If you're a single woman, definitely carry after getting trained.

SPEAKER_02 1:08:33

And stay away from revolvers. Um, yeah, that the trigger is gonna be too hard for you to pull most of the time.

SPEAKER_03 1:08:39

They're being a shoot, you will not shoot it well.

SPEAKER_02 1:08:42

They're super if you're not practicing with them, they're super inaccurate. It's very hard to hold two hands with them unless you're doing the key teacup method, which doesn't really help anyway. Get to be honest with you, get you something that's kind of heavy, that way you can shoot it well.

SPEAKER_03 1:08:59

Yeah, that that that's one of the big issues with women is they're drawn towards things that are smaller and lighter because it's easier for them to hold, easier than for to carry, their hands kind of you know fit them better, things like that. But that will make that gun significant. Well, not significantly, but measurably harder to shoot well.

SPEAKER_02 1:09:20

Well, I can tell you the difference between shooting in Ruger L Cr and a Breda 92 are bad.

SPEAKER_03 1:09:27

Oh, well, yeah, between those two, 100%.

SPEAKER_02 1:09:29

Yeah, those are the two that my wife learned how to shoot on, and she hated the Ruger LCR, LC9, whatever it was. She hated it, but she loves a Breton 92. Now she carries now a Smith Wesson bodyguard. Original or 2.0? Or no, is the is maybe it's the shield, the old shield.

SPEAKER_03 1:09:48

Probably, but it's bodyguards at 380.

SPEAKER_02 1:09:51

Yeah, no, so then it's the shield, yeah. I'm not a Smith Wesson guy, so I don't know all the nomenclature all her hands. I think it's a shield, but she's usually great, and it's got a little snap to it, but it's got it fits her hand much better, and she's much more willing to carry it because it's not a big clunky Bread 92. Now she owns a Bread 92 as well. I got it for Christmas a couple years ago, but she doesn't carry it, it's too big.

SPEAKER_00 1:10:15

Yeah.

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SPEAKER_03 1:10:17

What are some of the what then I would carry if you hike? I mean, even if you don't, but I mean, really, you're gonna go out into well, the yeah.

SPEAKER_02 1:10:28

I mean, here in Alabama, the worst thing you you had to worry about is mountain lions. I mean, we have black bears, but if you just stand up and yell at them the runaway, but I mean you're also you're obviously there's a lot less than a lot of people.

SPEAKER_03 1:10:40

But you're also by yourself, but you are isolating yourself, yes. Yeah, we just had a wolf kill kill a deer a block away by uh the new playground they just built here in our little town.

SPEAKER_02 1:10:53

Nice, very nice. Yeah, if you hike by yourself as a woman or even as a man, honestly, you should be carrying a firearm. Yeah, it maybe just be wildlife that you have to worry about, right? It might be like a rabid dog that someone dropped out fighting the country, and now you gotta worry about it like it's coming at you. Um but it may be something crazy on the eye control, people disappear off the AP all the time. They you know, the Appalachian Trail, people just poof gone and never to be found again. Yeah, who knows how many of those could have been handled with a concealed carry and come home.

SPEAKER_03 1:11:31

I had something up here. Do you do you think I should remove Oregon Donut from my license next time at the I'm at the DMV? Someone already said it in the comments. Yeah, don't wait until your next DMV visit. Honestly, look tomorrow. Look to see what you need to do in your state to remove yourself.

SPEAKER_02 1:11:49

Like all you have to do is reference the story that Anthony brought up about the baby. Oh, right, and which the the guy called in on the call-in show with Joshua Charles as well. They were waiting to harvest that child's organs even though it was alive. That's what that was about.

SPEAKER_03 1:12:08

The whole idea of brain death was literally invented so that they could harvest organs. Yep.

SPEAKER_02 1:12:18

Exactly. So yeah, I like I've taken it off on mine. Who knows will actually honor it, you know? But my kids will never have it, they won't have to worry about it. Like they may take my organs, but they won't take my kids, you know. Yep. So yeah, I think it's and to be honest with you, it's uh it's against Catholic moral teaching to to be an organ owner. Because yeah, because they can't your organs are not good unless you're alive. If you die, your organs cannot be harvested. Yeah, right. And so the only way they can harvest them is if you're still alive. If you're still alive, that's an issue.

SPEAKER_03 1:13:00

Right, because because yeah, Catholicism defines death as the separation of soul and body. Doesn't matter if your brain isn't functioning like completely, or you know, even really hardly at all, if your body without what do they call it, heroic as you know, heroic measures basically, if your body would would survive and basically not decay, if your body would not decay without being connected to machines, you're alive, yeah. Right, because the soul is the animating force of the body, yeah. So you know you're dead once someone's dead, when their body starts to you know decay and degrade, because the soul is no longer animating those those cells in a sense, everything's starting to to decay. If that's not happening, it doesn't matter if you're never going to wake up from a coma. No, you're alive, your soul is inside your body.

SPEAKER_02 1:14:02

I mean, you can donate your organs, but you're going to do it while you're alive, right? And you can't make that decision if you're incapacitated.

SPEAKER_03 1:14:13

So then at that point there, I mean, obviously, they're like you can donate one kidney, right? You can donate parts of your liver, things like that, yes. But but like to be in to have that thing on your license means that when you die, they will yeah, you're a meat market to them.

SPEAKER_02 1:14:32

Yep. Do you guys still think it's gonna hit the fan domestically this summer, even with the Zion ratio? 100%, yes. Will it be as bad as 2020? I don't know, because Trump apparently likes to do things without popular assent, right? He doesn't he didn't care about the polls at this point. You know, in 2020 he did. That's why he didn't do anything. Like he thought it would help get him elected if he just let those states handle it, and the states didn't handle it. But I think, yeah, it's absolutely gonna pop up this summer, and we're gonna see we're we're seeing the culmination of far left groups who have received training at the hands of terrorist organizations who now believe they're back against the wall and they have to do something now. And we're gonna see it this summer. I hope I'm wrong. I hope you all come back and refer to this video and say how much of an idiot I was, and this never happened, and everything's you know, rainbows and unicorn farts, but it's I just don't think it's gonna happen.

SPEAKER_03 1:15:35

I would love to be wrong. I think either things with Iran get sorted out somehow, somewhat, you know, and then things really pop off domestically, or there will be something that drives us way further and deeper into Iran, and we'll be potentially too busy with that, and and any domestic issues will then be because of that war, you know, but terror attacks or things of that nature. So yeah, I think the summer's gonna be rough either way. It's just gonna I think it who knows what way it's gonna go. But because now you have you have Trump saying things like he's as far as he sees it, the thing in Iran is mostly complete. I don't think Israel is gonna let us get out that easy. No. Which means potentially there will either be a real Iranian terror attack here in the US that drives us further into a ground war there, or there'll be you know, like some sort of false flag terror attack that does the same thing.

SPEAKER_02 1:16:43

Yeah. I think that I think the false flag thing has a greater than 50% chance of happening. Who it does it, I don't know. So we're so susceptible because we are so unlike most other countries that are that know that there's their news is lying to them, so they just don't believe the news, right? We still have a lot of people in the United States who think the news is truthful all the time. Yeah, think of your boomer parents who watch Fox News and believe everything that it says, has no idea how bad the situation in Iran really is, right? They still think that the news is telling them the truth, so they listen to it. We are very susceptible to propaganda in this country, especially the older generations, you know, late millennials and early Gen Z into Gen Alpha, like they propaganda is useless with them because they they can pick it apart real easy now. Whereas older generations, there was still that idea that journalism is is honest and true, and so they believe that stuff, and then they they can't get rid of it. So it's it's not hard to get public sentiment to change with a few well-placed dramatic news stories.

SPEAKER_03 1:17:51

Yeah, I mean, now that we know like that the the the leader of the what the al-Quds force was literally Masad, like what like how you're saying the head of basically like the Iranian irregular military forces, right? That's what the Al-Quds is, which is basically responsible for funding and arming Hezbollah. That guy is Iranian, or that that Iranian is actually Massad, and yet Israel didn't know that October 7th was coming.

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SPEAKER_02 1:18:34

Are you there even Israelis don't believe that anymore? Like, for instance, Netanyahu has been basically and threatened of what their version of impeachment is for like the last four years. That's why they're in a constant state of like war at this point because he doesn't want to get in peace, he can't get impeached while they're in this, you know, this warlike status. His home country has nothing what to do with him, right? A majority. I won't say the whole country, 51%, right? Doesn't want him in power. Um, you know, they there's so many Israeli news stories out there uh how picking apart how there's no way the Israeli government didn't know October 7th was happening at all. And then we just know just based off by basic logic, you can't go anywhere in Israel without there being some type of spy there or surveillance cameras or something, and all of a sudden all that failed at the same time. The likelihood of that is so minuscule you could squeak a mouse fart through it. So it just getting us to believe the propaganda of an attack happening here in the United States, like Iran nuking us. First of all, nukes aren't real, but second, it would not take much to get the older generations who are all willing to already willing to throw their children into the meat grinder, right? To believe it and press local government officials to do something about it. Yeah. Look, I Candace, I don't watch her. I don't watch what she says, but take anyone who says something like don't join the military, who can't join the military with a grain of salt. Like one, she's too old, and one, she's a woman, she wouldn't be fighting on the front lines anyway. Right, like it. I don't I you have to realize where some people's motivations are for them to say something. And I'm not saying anything you know that Candace is saying is incorrect, but don't do it because Candace said so.

unknown 1:20:46

Right?

SPEAKER_02 1:20:47

Do it because you don't want to join the military. But the reason that we're probably gonna get through the crazy times that's coming up is because we have GWAP veterans out there who are willing to step up or are training people now on how to use the skills that they that we learned during the GWAT. We have the most military experienced populace the world has ever seen. And if we're gonna get through this, it's because gonna be because a lot of these GWAP veterans. So if you don't want to have children that learn those skills too, yeah, don't send the military then. Look, if MS13 is sending their guys to the military to get proper training, you can do it. Go learn some skills, send your, you know, if your boy wants to join, let him join. He's gonna die anyway, but let him die for something that he that's worth something to him, right? Other than dying in front of his keyboard watching OnlyFans, yeah. You can you can be in either chat, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 1:21:56

But if we could if we could get everyone in one chat, it would make it better if you guys are literally chatting with each other, yeah. But whatever, do what you guys want. I don't know what to tell you.

SPEAKER_02 1:22:08

Yeah, it's weird that it doesn't go on both. What do you mean? Like, so if they're watching through me and they're watching through you, they can't talk to each other unless we post them up on StreamYard, right? I know, right? And that's weird that it doesn't like just combine them. Yeah, I don't care. Y'all y'all join whoever you want, it don't matter. I mean, I mean Rob's got way more reach than I do.

SPEAKER_03 1:22:31

Yeah, but maybe that's why you you have your whole account branded after the show. Maybe we should tell everyone. If you're watching, if you're watching, okay, we won't do anything now, but next time what we'll probably do is tell everyone, if you're watching live, go over to the Guns and Rosary channel, your your your Twitter, yeah, and watch live there so you're chatting. We'll you'll see each other's chats. Yeah, maybe we'll do that next time, yeah. But if you're watching not live, it it don't matter. Yeah, it don't matter at all.

SPEAKER_02 1:23:02

Um I don't know any men that watch Candace, other than gay men. That's about it. But Milo hate watches. Yeah, Milo like Milo hate watches everybody. Never get on Milo's bad side because he will have the receipts. Do not doubt it.

SPEAKER_03 1:23:25

Very true.

SPEAKER_02 1:23:26

That's what that's what I'm like. I hope y'all never get him on your show. All you need is one bad Anthony tweet towards Milo, and all of a sudden we're gonna find out Anthony's like in the mob and like some horrible stuff come out or something.

SPEAKER_03 1:23:47

Uh yeah, I'm I am worried. I'm sure it would be a good conversation, it would be interesting. It would get views, it would be hilarious, first of all.

SPEAKER_02 1:24:00

It would be hilarious, Mollow together, because they would banter back and forth like two you know fag hags, but yes, it would be hilarious. But I just is it worth it at the price of your salt?

SPEAKER_03 1:24:13

Long term, I don't know how great it would be. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 1:24:20

I didn't because I didn't come back to the faith till after I was already married to kids.

SPEAKER_03 1:24:28

I I didn't really no, not really. I was one of the you know, one of the the kids that all the the old women at the parish would always say, Oh, you know, you should think about being a priest, you should think think about being a priest, you should think about being a priest. And I don't know if it's just my temperament or me or me being so contrarian as aunt likes to say, but that just kind of ended up driving me away from it further.

SPEAKER_02 1:24:55

Yeah, I get that. Well, and you know, it also comes down to like you know, where are your kids at? Why didn't you tell them to be a priest? Oh, you didn't have any, you aborted them all. Oh, okay. Or or they're not they they don't go to church anymore, yeah. Or they left the faith as soon as they got confirmed. Yep. Yeah, like I could see that. I could see not wanting to capitulate to a bunch of old women who couldn't even keep their family intact. Why would you listen to why would why would be their advice be anything you listen to?

SPEAKER_07 1:25:24

Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 1:25:26

I think also it was I I I I had good for sure, at least one very good like priest role model growing up. That you know, the priest who baptized me gave me first, you know, my first confession, first communion. I mean, he had passed away by the time of confirmation, but like he taught me how to be an ultra server, you know, my we had him over for family events all the time. He was a really you know, just a really good role model overall, just an incredibly holy man. The priest that came after him after he died. Let's see, one of them I think has left the priesthood because of inappropriate things with children, and I don't mean in a sexual way, I think I'm more than anything, he was just very immature and yeah, maybe autistic. I mean, he just shouldn't have been a priest, yeah. But uh the it was the the the people I knew who did discern the priesthood. Like there was one one one guy who was an older brother of one of the one of the the kids I went to school with, and it's like yeah, he's he's uh he's a he's a flaming homosexual. Like yeah, uh I don't think no, I don't think I want to be a part of that guys.

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SPEAKER_02 1:26:49

Yeah, I don't blame you whatsoever. I didn't really have any good I knew one priest growing up pretty much, and he was an old guy. He was just my local parish priest, and I didn't really have any experience with a lot of other priests, so I didn't and then when I left kind of drifted away from the faith at 18 because I thought I knew everything. And you know, I was raised by you know my mom most of the time anyway, until I was 16, so I was kind of a feminine, kind of like a soft little, you know, soft little boy, I guess we'll say. But it took me until you know joining the military to to really bring out you know the reality in me, I guess we'll put it. But yeah. But now that I'm back in the I've got plenty of men here that are priests who I think are good examples of of faithful men. I disagree with them on some topics. That's okay. Like they these are great topics, these are not things that we're required to believe, you know. So, but you know, we have disagreements on these things, but that's that's fine. But they believe them enough to where they're willing to stand up for them, you know. And those principles, and I respect that about people. Even if I disagree within your belief and you're willing to stand up for it, you know, and be and honestly listen to someone else, I've got a lot of respect for you to do that. Right. And we're just gonna be have to disagree on that topic. That's fine. But but now, you know, I know there's plenty of men. There, there are men at my parish who are younger than me that we've got one young man who he's of a really good family in our parish who got married really young, like 18, 19 years old, and already has a kid. And he at 18, 19 years old is where I was when I had been married for like seven years. Like that's the that's how good of a family he comes from. Right. And they've raised him well to that point where he's far like when I was 28 years old and I first or 20, how else when I got married? I was 27 years old when I first got married. I was super immature. Like it my wife had to put up with a bunch of crap for me because I still had a lot of immaturity to get through. And it wasn't, you know, a lot of that wasn't helpful for me in the Marines, but but these younger guys, you know, these younger guys, my parents, there's a lot of them that you know, spiritually, they're way far beyond me, even now. They just haven't seen everything I've seen, and they just haven't experienced the horribleness of the world I have, so they don't have the jaded view I have now. Thankfully for them, they haven't. And hopefully they never have to experience it. But in the event that they have to, I will be there and I will drag them through it, kicking and screaming. Yep. Let's see. What other whatever the questions we have? I got all kinds of time, guys.

SPEAKER_03 1:29:39

If y'all want to hang out and talk about some stuff, I got at least like another half hour.

SPEAKER_02 1:29:44

At least.

SPEAKER_03 1:29:47

Let's see. Yeah, that's a good question. For me with my sons, at least my two oldest, my two older sons, my my youngest obviously six months old, but for my seven and five-year-old, like especially with the things we talk about on on this show specifically, a lot of like raising them is getting them ready for just the world they're they're gonna be growing up in, right? So it's it's getting them obviously it's teaching them the faith. You know, I like to tell stories about uh well, I like to tell stories about the saints to all my kids, but with the boys, it's you know, it's it's strong masculine saints for the most part, you know, martyrs and and things like that that'll tell stories about just to get them just to have their faith strong enough where they're willing to to give up their lives for it, but you know, teaching them to protect others, you know, especially my oldest son, making sure he knows to to protect his younger siblings, you know, protect his mother when he's old enough and able to things things of that nature. And he actually he he made me really proud this weekend. My dad growing up had MS, so he I was often the one that was there for my mom, you know, for a lot of different things growing up, the you know, the person she could lean on and was always there for her, and things like that. Uh, but this weekend at my grandma's funeral, like she was on one end of the pew, I was on the other with you know, my two-year-old daughter who loves to run around at all times everywhere, no matter where she is, with my six-year-old son, six-month-old son, I should say, and like I was really busy with them, and I couldn't, you know, be next to my mom to be there for her, you know, at her mom's funeral. But I looked over, and my oldest boy was right next to her, you know, was holding her hand and putting her his arm around her, patting her on the back, and just he this whole weekend he was always just right there with her, and it was like I didn't need to tell him to do that. He just he knew that was his his place, and that made me just super proud. But anyways, like yeah, with my boys, it's it's getting them getting them ready, you know. Yeah, getting getting ready for them to turn into men. Whereas with my daughter, it's it's way different. It's just being there always to protect her and letting her know she's she's safe and protected, and and I don't let her do the quite the I don't know the exploration that might that I'll let my boy yeah, I'll let my I'll see my boys about to make him make a mistake that might hurt him a little. It's like he's gonna learn, you know, he's just gonna learn. Nah, not with my daughter, man. I cannot listen to that little girl cry one day.

SPEAKER_02 1:33:03

So I've got three girls and one boy. And my son, he he is at an age now where he's starting to separate himself from mom and want to be around dad more. Yeah, right. And it's really been like the last year, and I've been trying like two weekends go, it was old is he? He's nine. Okay, right. So it really started when he was like seven and a half, eight. And so I've been you know trying to make time just for him, do things just me and him instead of like the girls and him as well. Yeah, like this two weekends ago, I just I took him down to Auburn. We went to a couple of baseball games and a basketball game, and he loved it. It was just it was just him and me. We were talking about baseball, talking about basketball, and we're just going around doing all the things he wanted to do, getting all the food he wanted to get. It was just me and him time talking about all and I loved it, right? Because I was I was living through his eyes that weekend. Yeah, I was realizing like how much I love baseball through my son learning about baseball, yeah, right, and just being there and being able to experience these things in person, right? Now, my son, as well, you know, because he has sisters, he one, he's able to talk to other the girls super easy, like girls that aren't his sisters, which is gonna carry him far in life, especially he gets married. But two, he's a little bit more sensitive than other boys because he's has all sisters. Um, so he's much more attuned to to people's feelings and wanting to you know help them out. So, my job for him is to get him to realize his place and things and and try and just to kind of get him used to being hurt and being used to doing hard work and things like that. Like I'm trying, you know, I've got to start while while not sacrificing his proclivity to being sensitive to other people's needs and and feelings and stuff as well, at least being aware of it, being compassionate of it, knowing when it's time to not cuddle somebody, right? And sometimes they just need a stern word, you know, or whatever. So, and we're in that point now where I'm you know getting him to learn how to just hey, you know, like today he got stung by a yellow jacket while we're out in the backyard, and I was like, just walk it off, buddy. You'll be fine, you're not allergic, you'll be all right, just walk it off. But he then he goes to mom and she's like, Oh, let me get him like which isn't bad, like there's only so long she can do that, right? And so I'm not gonna say anything, right? And then, like, I'm not I'm not gonna I'm not gonna deny the ability to comfort her son, right?

SPEAKER_03 1:35:36

And and then that coming from a a mother even further into life is far different than it coming from a father, yeah. You know what I mean? Like, like a mother should be doing that to some sense, whereas uh a father not so much, and eventually he will get to the point where he doesn't want to go to mommy at all, exactly, right?

SPEAKER_02 1:35:59

Because he knows like because he'll see me. So, for example, four years ago, we were we were moving, we're trying to find a house to buy. We went to this one house we were looking at, and it had like a separate garage, and that but there was steps going up to the side of the garage, and there was an apartment above the garage, and so I went to go look at it while we were waiting on the realtor to get there, and I'm gonna go look at it. And as I was going up there and I got to the landing of the door to go in, I guess I stepped on the board that a wasp mess was under. So, like a bunch of wasps came out and I got stung on my arm like four times, right? And so I just walked down real casually in my life, like had no idea what happened. She's like, What's wrong? I was like, I just got stung by a bunch of wasps, you know. Like you saw them all down my arm, and I got in, you know, freak out or anything about it, you know. And my son saw that, right? He saw me not react, yeah, right, which is going to plant that in his head that you just don't react.

unknown 1:36:55

Right?

SPEAKER_02 1:36:55

You just suck it up, take the pain, and move on.

SPEAKER_03 1:36:58

Yeah, right.

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SPEAKER_02 1:36:59

And all I can do is lead by example and then reinforce things for him as life happens to him, right? And be there to guide him when tough things happen, so I can be like, hey, just you know, this is how you handle that, or you know, be a man, stuff it down, don't tell anybody about it. But no, uh but you know, it's just it's a matter of, and then with my girls, it's completely different. Like my girls, like my boy, I haven't had to pop in a while, but the last time I did was a belt, and you know, apparently it's made a lasting impression. My girls, my girls, if I just raise my voice at them, they would rather be hit with the belt.

SPEAKER_03 1:37:41

Yeah, right.

SPEAKER_02 1:37:42

They just they're just completely different, and so I don't have to do that with my girls as much. And my girl, and my youngest man, she's gonna, she gives me all my gray hairs, but like if they're worth it, you know, because just how you know she's hilarious, and she's just got at six years old, she's got comedic timing already, and it's just it's she's but there are sometimes she tests my patience, right? She's pushing her limits and seeing what she can get away with. But you know what? When I tell these younger guys how you love your wife is how your son will know to treat his wife when he's older, but also teaches your daughters how they should be treated when they're older. Yeah, right. And the same thing with how my wife loves me. It gives them an example of how we should treat each other, right? And that's the just giving them an exact example is the best thing you can do. My plan ain't going nowhere, y'all. Y'all just better buckle up. We got at least 15 more minutes of us. I like baseball because it's slower. Like you can have a conversation and then every now and then watch the game. Yeah, right? It it that's why I like I like a fire, right? Because you can you don't have to pay attention to anything other than occasionally have to throw a log on, right? You just come around and talk for my kids hate it though. Like, you guys, all you do is talk. Like, yeah, that's what adults do. We talk. Right. You your kids don't like campfires? They don't like they love campfires, they love the fire, but they don't like that all we do is talk around. They want to like do like s'mores and hot dogs and throw stuff in the fire and five random leaves to throw in there, right? Yeah, like where the adults just want to talk, right?

SPEAKER_03 1:39:34

They hate that. I can't wait for can't wait for the snow to melt and have fires again. We had a yeah, it was a probably a month ago. We had a day that was like 40. So me and the boys went out and well, me and it came out too, but it had a fire out in the snow in the backyard. Nice.

SPEAKER_02 1:39:54

We didn't do hardly. I mean, I I've got a barrel that I burned a bunch of stuff in, and that's pretty much the only time we've got a fire this fall and this winter. Um now it's warming up, you know, it was 80 degrees today. It was stupid.

SPEAKER_05 1:40:06

Crazy.

SPEAKER_02 1:40:06

Yeah, stupid hot. That is stupid. Yeah, already in in March, and it just means we're gonna have a hot summer because we had a pretty cool summer last year. It wasn't hot that long, but yeah, we'll see how it goes.

SPEAKER_01 1:40:24

Um, but we'll see.

SPEAKER_02 1:40:28

Uh I'm trying to see if anything else happened that we want to go over. I'm gonna do a video of what I carry in my car so y'all can kind of an idea of what you can do. And by no means is it the standard. It it you really have to weigh like what's you're willing to lose in case the police confiscate it after an event, right? As well as what's still capable for you.

SPEAKER_05 1:40:57

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 1:41:00

The we're talking about the shrooms, yeah. We get those.

SPEAKER_03 1:41:07

We have we have some people that do mushroom picking up here. We got some up here though, in in the summer, it's much more blueberries. Blueberries are big up here.

SPEAKER_02 1:41:17

We get a lot of blackberries here in the summer. We used to have a bunch, we made blackberry jam the first summer we were in this house because it was they're all over my field, but then I had them all taken down with a skid steer and a brush thing on the front of it.

SPEAKER_03 1:41:34

Uh but let's see. Like my Maddie loves mushrooms. My oldest daughter in terms of looking for them in the woods, yeah. Not eating them. He doesn't like to eat them.

SPEAKER_02 1:41:52

My kids just love to be out. Like we, you know, the 40 acres we have 10 minutes down the road. My kids just like to go there and just explore all the time, which kind of makes me want to move there, you know, just put a house on it and move there so they can have all those woods and everything that go around all the time. But man, building a house right now is ridiculous. And not only that, but like it's probably gonna be horribly built now. Watching all these videos of inspectors who go around to these new builds has ruined me. Yeah, there's no way I want to have a house built right now.

SPEAKER_03 1:42:22

It's bad. You could always, you know, could always just do some bushcrafting of the 10 acres.

SPEAKER_02 1:42:29

Yeah, I mean, that's what we do now. Like, we'll go over there, I'll bring the hammocks out, and they'll just like hang out in the hammocks, or they'll fish the pond we have, or they'll just like go around, or sometimes I'll take my boy over and we'll just go do, you know, we'll shoot because I've got a few quite a few targets set up over there. You know, it would it's just really just it's just recreational for us right now. It's got about 11 acres of the 40th pasture, so I'm probably gonna start putting some some of my cows on it, and I'm probably gonna have to put some pigs on it because we got some some briars and stuff that are growing up around some areas and get pigs on it, they'll eat all that. But it's just I'm just trying to figure out what I want to do with it. It's it's more or less just a pass to my kids. That's the reason I bought it because I want to be able to give them land so they can build a house on later on. You know, and say, you know, I give each of you know, it's 40 acres, and I you know give each of them about you know 10 acres each. You know, that's a decent amount of land for each one of them to have. So it just depends. But I'm trying to set my kids up for better than I was set up. Purpose of it.

SPEAKER_08 1:43:35

Let's see.

SPEAKER_02 1:43:38

Golly, I'm seeing all these videos on X. Someone did a video of the uh the aliens attacking the base and Independence Day and saying it's Iran with their drones. Oh, I think I'm going to the Nashville conference with Mike Pantile.

SPEAKER_03 1:44:01

The one with Father Rehill and Doug Berry. Yeah, Doug Berry.

SPEAKER_02 1:44:06

Yeah. That one. Yeah, I think I'm gonna go to it. It's I mean, uh Nashville's like four hours away. So anybody else gonna go to that? Anybody else want to go to that? We'll have like a little GNR get together.

SPEAKER_03 1:44:18

I would, but it's a it's a little bit further than four hours for me. Yeah, that's pretty far for you.

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SPEAKER_02 1:44:24

Yeah, but we got some guys in Georgia, we got a couple of guys in Tennessee, I know at least. And then we got a couple guys in South Carolina. Maybe we can get some of y'all to go. We'll have a hangout. Maybe we'll because I I'll probably stay Friday night, go to the conference. It's April 11th, I think it is.

SPEAKER_01 1:44:46

Let's see. Be ready coalition. Is that what it was?

SPEAKER_03 1:44:51

No, that's not it. Battle ready? Battle ready, yeah, that's what it is. Battle ready.org, maybe.

SPEAKER_01 1:45:00

Nope, that's not it. Ready. Let's just look it up. Let's see. Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope. Okay, maybe it's not ready.

SPEAKER_03 1:45:16

I'm pretty sure it was battle ready.

SPEAKER_02 1:45:19

I think it was like be ready coalition or something. Let's see. I know I saw it on here it is. Nope. Hold on. I'll just find Mike on Yeah, it was on his Twitter. I'll find it. All right, so uh the Battle Ready Conference. Here it is. Be battle ready, man. I could have been gone forever. Be battle ready.org. It's in Nashville, Tennessee, April the 11th. Doors open today. It's got Doug Barry, Mike Pantile, and Father Dan Rehill. I'm really just going for Mike Pantile. Father, my wife is real mad that because she likes Father Dan Rehill, but uh she's mad that she's not gone. She's like, it's for men only. It's like, yep. Sorry. That's how that that crap rolls.

SPEAKER_03 1:46:14

You should be like, yep, but here's one. Here's a conference hosted by Katie Prajon McGrady. Yeah, you go to this.

SPEAKER_02 1:46:21

You go to this. Yeah, I'm probably my wife's really excited, and I told her I'd go. And plus, I want to support, I want to support things like that that are close to me because we don't get a lot of that near me ever. It's usually always like in Chicago or Indianapolis or somewhere up north where there's a lot more Catholics. So I'm gonna support something close because I think Doug Barry moved from Tyler, Texas to Nashville when Strickland got removed. Because he moved to Tyler, Texas because of Strickland from Nebraska. He was he was worked in Nebraska, like Omaha, Nebraska. Lincoln, I think Lincoln. So I guess now he's in Nashville doing stuff, which I mean it's good for him. Nashville's way better than Tyler, Texas. I don't know if you ever drive through Tyler, Texas, but I have not.

SPEAKER_03 1:47:13

I've the only thing there really is the sign that says Tyler, Texas. I've never been to Texas, to be quite honest. Never?

SPEAKER_02 1:47:23

Nope. Man, don't go during the summer. I would never you would melt. It is ridiculous. I've been there, I've been to Dallas a few times in the summer.

SPEAKER_03 1:47:33

And you open the door, it's like the other just like baking you as you get out.

SPEAKER_02 1:47:39

I thought Alabama was hot. No, Texas was ridiculous. It's a man's only conference. So even if you identify as a man, you're not welcome.

SPEAKER_03 1:47:57

Sorry. It sounds like we're going to be getting the ball rolling on our own avoiding Babylon thing here. That'd be awesome for y'all. Probably we'll be in Chicago.

SPEAKER_02 1:48:10

Yeah. I mean, that's the sad part, man. Because like if you're doing one, it's got to be centrally located. Like, I'd go to Chicago. Are we gonna y'all gonna do it during the summer? Yeah, late summer, probably. Like see, I'd go and go to a Cubs game. Late August, probably. And like do the whole, probably go up there for like a few days, go to the Cubs game and all that. Um, because I used to live like five hours away from Chicago. I used to go up there a lot. Yeah. So yeah, I'd the Cubs are always my team growing up.

SPEAKER_03 1:48:40

Going to the Pope's hometown is crazy.

SPEAKER_02 1:48:43

Yeah, that's true. We should go see the Pope's house.

SPEAKER_01 1:48:48

Yeah. Who else who else y'all gonna have?

SPEAKER_03 1:48:53

Well, so it would be don't release anything you're not supposed to release. No, I know. We want to do it like as a partnership with Pentile. So it'd be like avoiding Babylon and Pentile. But we I mean we want to get all of uh all the guys we love, like Hitchbourne would be awesome. We'd want to get Brian Holdsworth, Fawaz, of course, Josh Charles, you know, all the usual characters on our channel.

SPEAKER_02 1:49:18

We'd want to get want to get up there and it would just be intended of yesis from anybody yet.

SPEAKER_03 1:49:28

I mean, we don't even have we don't have dates yet, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 1:49:30

Because I was thinking like with short notice and some people don't want to be associated with you, and yeah, all that stuff.

SPEAKER_03 1:49:39

Yeah, I don't know. We I mean we got a lot who knows if we can pull it off by this August.

SPEAKER_02 1:49:43

It's probably not gonna happen. I mean, to be honest with you, I don't think so, but I I mean to be honest with you, you could do it. Will it be polished? No. No, it's basically gonna be hey, we're all gonna stay at the same hotel and we're gonna rent a room, and that's it. Like that's super easy to do.

SPEAKER_03 1:49:58

Well, yeah, so. Ant is has actually already kind of talked with the hotel and conference center that he went to for the canceled priest thing a few years ago. So that's where he'd like to do it. So and they can hold they can hold four to five hundred.

SPEAKER_02 1:50:16

Anthony needs to release those text messages at Father Level just for the drama.

SPEAKER_03 1:50:23

I haven't seen the the text messages Anthony received from him, but I know some of the other info that's not public knowledge. And yeah, like I don't I don't know if any of it or all of it is true or not, but yeah.

SPEAKER_02 1:50:46

You would think somebody smart enough would not go after someone who has all the dirt on, who has who is willing to spill that dirt if you come after him enough. Like at what point do people learn their lesson?

SPEAKER_03 1:51:02

I mean, I I know that Father Lovell feels hurt by what happened, right? And basically, like we had been planning to have him on for a show, but that but that earlier that day is when the cancel priests imploded, right? It's when Altman released stuff claiming financial malfeasance and la Laval released something, you know, back and it's it's like we're we're we don't want to be seen. We like we don't want to get in the middle of this thing, you know. Like let's let the chips fall where they end up falling, yeah, and then we'll figure out what we want to do. But we you know, we're not we don't want to bring father Lovell on and have Father Lovel lob you know accusations against Altman on our channel. It's like yeah, I don't know. So Anthony's just like father, I think we're gonna figure out a time later to maybe do something like this. We don't really want to get involved in it right now, right? And I I get it, I get, but I don't know. Yeah, I get it.

SPEAKER_02 1:52:11

Yeah, I think I it it could be done, it just won't be very polished, yeah. Which is probably not a bad thing, it's kind of on on brand for y'all.

SPEAKER_05 1:52:18

It is, isn't it?

SPEAKER_02 1:52:20

But uh, you know, but other you know, if you just have a bunch of guys, like every like he said, like everybody do like a 20-minute talk and then have like round tables where everybody can hang out and maybe even like have some food while you're doing it, you know. Everybody just chill out, you can go get some food while you're talking, just kind of like meander around the room and uh do that kind of stuff, you know, and go to mass, you know, or you know, go do some adoration or something, maybe, you know, whatever y'all want to do. There's a lot of things you could throw in that wouldn't be hard. Uh or go sightseeing, go see some local churches, you know, whatever it is. But I think it'd be fun. I mean, I would go.

SPEAKER_03 1:52:59

You know, yeah, we got a lot to figure out if we're gonna do it, but I would drive, but you know, I would go.

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SPEAKER_02 1:53:07

In fact, in fact, while I'm up there, I would probably go visit my friend who lives in Wisconsin. What part of Wisconsin? He he is a sheriff's deputy in Waukesha. Okay, he was on duty, well, supposed to be on duty the day that and he was supposed to be working it the day that guy drove through the parade in Waukesha.

unknown 1:53:28

Right.

SPEAKER_02 1:53:29

Another guy asked to switch days with him, so he switched days with them, and that guy was on duty at the parade when it happened. I called him as soon as I found out what that happened. I was like, man, are you all working right now? Are you all right? Because he they like I saw that they hit like a police officer and a bunch of other people. It's like, bro, there's no way Afghanistan didn't get you, but some dude in Walkershaw at a parade did.

SPEAKER_03 1:53:54

Yeah, that's true. The only downside about doing a Chicago is none of us are gonna be able to carry. But that's a that's a tool to do legally.

SPEAKER_02 1:54:12

None of us are gonna be able to carry legally. I mean, everybody has to make that decision for themselves, yes. We'll say, but if they catch you, they will fry you. Just be aware.

SPEAKER_03 1:54:23

Just be aware. Right, you know, especially if you're a white conservative Catholic man, you are done for.

SPEAKER_02 1:54:30

Yeah, well, y'all could do it in Louisville. That's not that's or Cincinnati. That's a little bit well, it's near salmons. I don't know if I want to be near salmon's, or we could do it in that in like Nashville's fairly central. That's a I mean you could. I mean, if if Mike can go to Nashville, I think y'all could go to Nashville. But I would think like Cincinnati or Louisville would be a lot more central than a lot more forgiving on on not as quite as liberal. Yeah. I mean, hell, even like Pittsburgh would be better than Chicago, you know. But if you want to do a central, somewhere in that midway, you know, Kansas City, that'd be bad.

unknown 1:55:19

St.

SPEAKER_02 1:55:19

Louis, St. Louis would be good actually. Super tried in St. Louis, yeah. And you can carry. True. Yeah. So things to think about. We have any other questions? We had one other question we didn't get to.

SPEAKER_03 1:55:42

Did you watch the whole Father Ripper show? Most of it, like three three hours. I we walk we listened to it on the the way down to the for the funeral. About the same. I mean, I with we got to the part where he's just talking about different things he's seen in exorcism, and like it's it's interesting, but I've also heard a lot of it from him and Rehill and Bartons and things like that before. And like to me, it's less interesting than some of the theology and philosophy he discusses more at the beginning.

SPEAKER_01 1:56:14

So, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 1:56:15

My favorite like my me and my wife were talking about it when we were listening to it. We went to a a gala at the University of Alabama on Saturday for the apparently the the University of Alabama has the third largest Newman Center in the United States. Really? They have they have 7,000 students at the University of Alabama, huge. But so we went to a gala to support them and everything, donating money and all that stuff. But as we were driving there and back, uh we'd listen to it. My favorite part is like Father Rupert would talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, and then there would be a pause, and then Sean Ryan would just go, possession, yeah, right.

SPEAKER_03 1:56:56

I don't know if that's just the way they edited it or so I would watch it.

SPEAKER_02 1:57:01

I think Father Rupert is sending him a list of like things he could talk about, yeah. And so he's just reading it, he's like obsession, you know, like I would just laugh every single time with that because there'd be this long pregnant pause, yep. Possession, you know, it was just like it's hilarious. It was hilarious.

SPEAKER_03 1:57:24

The shot right must have a deal with sig, right? Like sig must be a sponsor, yeah. 100%, 100%. And look, you know, as long as you're not handing out 320s to people, but yeah, I mean, so for anyone who doesn't know, the the gun that Ripperger got was the P211 GTO, which is a like depending on where you find it. Like I saw one at a gun shop down in down where we went to the funeral this weekend,$2,700.

SPEAKER_02 1:57:52

Yeah, like that's that's not a bad gift, even if you're I I think the big the best information from that from that interview was to find out that the Dolores have a range, right? Right, like do y'all need somebody to come up there and teach you how to shoot? I'd be willing to do it. Three, just pay. I will just pay for my flight, I'll come up there, and everything else is on me. I'll even buy you some ammo. But yeah, it was it mean it was just fun. Like, I saw a lot of criticism about the Father Ripper show, like, oh, this is stuff we've all heard. Like, you've heard it because you've listened to 10,000 hours of Father Ripper. Yes, he's now being exposed to the rest of America who's never heard him before.

SPEAKER_03 1:58:35

Yeah, because Sean Ryan's what a top 10 or top 15 podcast. He's top five. Is he right?

SPEAKER_02 1:58:41

Yeah, like he's like behind Joe Rogan, and that's about it. But you know, listening to it, because I I saw some people, like especially the Mormons, the Mormons are just irate, you know, because he basically says that the Mormons are uh a religion founded by a demon, you know, and they are how dare he. But he's grid does not hold back, he does not whatsoever at all. But it was a yeah, I'm about the same place you are, I'm about three hours into it, and it's you know, again, it's everything we we haven't heard anything different, but it's nice to hear it from someone because you can tell with like Sean Ryan, he has a morbid curiosity, yes, like a kid watching a train wreck. So tell me like the worst things ever happened to you, brother. That would be like me asking a seal, like, how many people have you killed? Like, that's what he's doing to Father Ripper right now. Like no one wants to know when you're in that position, you don't want those questions. Yeah, exactly. It isn't for Catholics, it's for everybody else. Yep, right now, is he supposed still supposed to go on that other show?

SPEAKER_03 1:59:51

So when we heard, yeah, so we heard big told that he would be going on Tucker and Sean Ryan. So the Sean Ryan one well, the Sean Ryan one obviously happened, yeah. And I I this like well, it came from Enoch, like Enoch, you know, text Father Ripper every day. So I'm sure the Tucker interview was done.

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SPEAKER_02 2:00:16

Yeah, I don't know when Tucker's gonna release it, but so but Tucker just put out that video talking about Julian the apostate, yeah, right, and building the third temple.

SPEAKER_03 2:00:28

That was a monologue. Yeah, that has to be after he had the Ripper route. That's what I'm thinking too. That that Ripperger told him that in the interview, yeah. And he just takes longer to to edit and prepare, you know. Especially since Sean just released his, like they're gonna have to put some space between, you know. Yeah, I think you're exactly right. I think that'll be the big one. Yeah, Sean's. I would imagine Sean has a younger by younger, I really just mean younger, like like millennial in possibly some zoomer audience, whereas Tucker's got probably more Gen X and a little little little more boomer reach, too.

SPEAKER_02 2:01:14

Yeah, yeah, it'll be I I think that the demographic of ideology is different between the both of them. I think with Tucker's audience, they're more like trust the plan people, you know, like they're waiting for somebody else to do something. Yeah, whereas Sean Ryan's viewers are like, I can't wait. What do I need to do? Tell me what to do, and I'll do it, type of people, right? You know, they're more alpha versus beta, right? Is what but they're of the same age cohorts mostly, just of different, you know, behaviors, basically, different temperaments. So it'll be interesting to see Tucker reach a different group of people, yeah. Um and then hopefully he doesn't get into hopefully he gets more into like the geopolitical spiritual than Sean Ryan with like the exorcism porn.

SPEAKER_03 2:02:06

Could but I also know Tucker, you know, says that he had that demonic attack. So I wouldn't be which I I'd like to hear Repriger's opinion on that. That would be cool. But you're yeah, I I could see Tucker's being more like you said, geopolitical in nature, or maybe more historical and theological in nature than even eschatological, you know, going through like are we in all that, you know.

SPEAKER_02 2:02:34

Because I'm still I'm still not on board that we're I think we're in a type of the end times. I don't think we're there that I think we have a major chastisement coming. Yep, that's going to be a type of the tribulation. Yep. And then my kids or my grandkids will probably see the tribulation. Maybe. Yeah. I don't know. I don't think it'll I don't think it'll be soon enough that we see it. Like I think we'll be dead before the the tribulation comes, the second the second coming and all that. I just don't, I don't nothing like every you know the question was that Anthony brought up with Joshua Charles is you know, or it ocean somebody else did as well, asking, like, do you think Trump is the the Antichrist? Like he doesn't fit any of the parameters. A majority of people dislike him, right? Like, so that the the antichrist is gonna be somebody that everyone loves, and a very small minority are going to see him for who he really is. That's not Trump. No, it's not Trump. It's not Elon, it's not anybody on the stage that we know right now. There's not a single person out there that would fit that bill, other than probably Henry Cavill or Keanu Reeves. Keanu Reeves is most likely everyone likes Keanu Reeves. Yeah, that's what I'm doing. I made a post that I watch every Henry Cavill movie there is, and it's true. I will. I watch every movie he ever puts out. So I don't know if I've seen this, but I am the president of the Henry Cavill Fan Association, right? See at the Henry Cavill HCFA, Henry Cavill Fan Association. And I think Rob found a see that's the uniform we wear. Only the leader of the fan association. Where's the button? Exactly. Everyone gets a cape and the shirt, but only the button goes to me. And it's a lifetime appointment. I never did that.

SPEAKER_03 2:04:52

Xi Jinping over here of the Henry Kevil fan club. No, no, no, no. Adrian does no Adrian does not get a drop to Rob Vid.

SPEAKER_02 2:05:01

Oh, yes, he does. Oh, yes, he does. Look, y'all, look, I don't know if y'all seen this, but did y'all know that Rob is very proficient in Taekwondo?

SPEAKER_03 2:05:13

You want to know something funny?

SPEAKER_02 2:05:15

What?

SPEAKER_03 2:05:16

Six and a half years of it.

SPEAKER_02 2:05:18

Told you. I wouldn't lie. I wouldn't lie at all. I do have it ready. Let's pull it up. Let's show everybody. No, you gotta play the sound.

SPEAKER_03 2:05:32

Am I not playing the sound? Hold on. Let me redo this. It was playing in my ear. It wasn't playing on screen. Let me redo this. Wait, I gotta do this a different way. Sorry guys. Streamy art is really finicky how we share audio. I'm looking forward to the remake of the Highlander. You're not a Warhammer guy, I'm guessing.

SPEAKER_02 2:06:10

I like Warhammer. I like I like some of the books. I never played it. Like I wouldn't be against playing it.

SPEAKER_03 2:06:14

I haven't played it either, but I've read a lot.

SPEAKER_02 2:06:17

I've read some books. I've read The Omnibus.

SPEAKER_03 2:06:19

Okay. Omnibus is any collection of multiple people.

SPEAKER_02 2:06:24

No, but like it was like the hold on, let's see if I can find it.

SPEAKER_03 2:06:28

Have you read the Eisenhorn stuff?

SPEAKER_02 2:06:30

No.

SPEAKER_03 2:06:32

That's pretty funny.

SPEAKER_02 2:06:34

You'd like that. Eisenhorn's the first one that pops up. Of course. Well, you look for that.

SPEAKER_00 2:06:40

Kong. And Shimmy. Whoopa bit. Closet bitch. And you better walk. Hips, don't lie, Shakira. Stop in the name of love before you. Whoopa bit. Kick. Elbow. Shuffle. Stand and pose. You pay it. Kong.

SPEAKER_02 2:07:06

That's that's it.

SPEAKER_03 2:07:08

Might have been the Horace Heresy, actually. Well, so Horace Heresy covers 60, I think, like 60 different books.

SPEAKER_02 2:07:14

There was let me see if I can find it. What in the Ultramarines? Let me see if I can find what it is. Uh God's Ghost. No. No. But it was like a 1200-page tome I read. It was uh let's see. I mostly just like maybe it's a Space Marines, maybe Space Marines Omnibus. Maybe I'm trying to look for the cover that I recognize. I mostly just what's the Eisenhorn one about?

SPEAKER_03 2:07:46

So Eisenhorn is an Inquisitor, and so it's actually three trilogy. Well, yeah, you have the Eisenhorn trilogy, then there's two other trilogies kind of all but he's it's it's almost like a detective novel. He's an inquisitor tracking down, you know, uh crime and mystery and and and heresy and stuff like that.

SPEAKER_02 2:08:09

Yeah, yeah, that'd be uh see. I like all that like that that type of fiction appeals to me. Like it's not real, so I can like actually read it and not like associate it with anything and kind of escape for a little bit, you know.

SPEAKER_03 2:08:28

Right, it and it's it's so out there you can suspend disbelief, right? Yeah, whereas like if I read about something that's fiction but like set, you know, set supposed to be set in our world and in our time, it's like this is you know, you know, reading somebody oh no, that's BS, you know, stuff like that.

SPEAKER_02 2:08:48

But yeah, that's why like I always have a I always have a desire to write a book about like current going on, but like an alternate timeline of like if this happened kind of thing. But then so much stuff is happening so fast now, yeah, it would be outdated within you know a year. Like what not Clay Martin or Sibley. Mark Sibley wrote a book, a couple of books actually. And the premise was basically North Korea, Iran, and China basically all attacked the United States at the same time. EMPs, China's using insurgents in the country, but like since the Iran War, well, that's out the gate, like that's doesn't apply with others kind of thing, you know.

SPEAKER_03 2:09:33

Like growing up, I was big into the Clancy novels, like the ones actually written by him before he died, yeah. And loved them, and and I love like you know, he he kind of saw a world after the cold war in which America did its best to like pull Russia out of the struggles after communism and partner with Russia against China and and and stuff like that, and obviously clearly that has not happened, and yeah, so it it's it yeah, like that whole that whole series of books that follows the main character, Jack Ryan, like yeah, it doesn't make much sense nowadays, but it's still cool. I still enjoy it exactly.

Where To Carry, Signs, And Law

SPEAKER_02 2:10:22

Yeah, this if I read fiction, uh I wanted to be about something that like I don't have to worry about other stuff, like yeah, I it's there's a lot of things I have guilty knowledge on, right? So, like when somebody who's really proficient at like computer science knows how programming and you know exploitation of software happens and everything, when they watch a movie about hackers, like oh, this is so dumb, you know, like that that would never happen like that. It's the same thing with me with like military movies, yeah. I bet, right? And so like I watched them like oh so dumb last time, and but there's occasionally I'll see when like Terminal List was a really good one, they did a really a lot of really good stuff in that one, but I like to watch movies I know nothing about that way. I can actually watch it and not take apart things at it, you know. And for like nobody knows about like space marines, like there's no such thing, right? So I can read about that stuff like this is awesome, you know. That's yeah, absolutely me.

SPEAKER_03 2:11:18

You know, that could be me. He's just like me. Just like me. He's hundreds of year old and is super augmented and is like seven feet tall and can just like me. I swear, I can just like me. I can hang out with that dude. We grab beers together for sure.

SPEAKER_01 2:11:42

All right. Uh any other questions? I don't think so. I think we quite cut it on this one, I think.

SPEAKER_02 2:11:50

Yeah, nobody watches Timcast anymore, which is why Timcast went on that epic rant trying to like drum up drama to get more viewers. He's just not no one watches him anymore, unfortunately. And the best part about Timcast is not him, it's the people he has on. Are are some of the best parts about it. So Voltachien's gonna be what Beatified, right? Not Canada, it's beatified.

SPEAKER_03 2:12:16

Beatified, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 2:12:18

Right? So he'll be a blessed.

SPEAKER_03 2:12:19

Yeah, because he's he's a venerable right now. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 2:12:23

He'll finally catch up to blessed Father McGivney. For those of y'all that know, Father McGivney was the uh priest who founded the Knights of Columbus. We had so we had I had a retreat a couple of weeks ago, and we had a priest there from uh it was an exorcist from the St. Michael's center, DC, and he brought like 35 relics with him. It was amazing. I touched my wedding ring to like 32 of them. Some of them were like the from the true cross, the cloak of uh Saint Joseph, a man of Mary, the cross that St. Peter was crucified on. He had a bunch of really good ones. St. John Bosco, but I asked him, you know, as we were asking him all questions. And so just to let you know, so he had so many. One guy had a bunch of them in his hand that kind of hold on to him. And I'm just watching this kid. I was like, I guarantee you're about to drop one. I guarantee it. And he did. He dropped one. The the reliquary broke open and like it flew across the room. Then we got it, and we got it back and put it all back together. And I just like it's like watching one of my kids, like, I'm about to watch you spill your milk. I know you're gonna do it. I'm not gonna say anything because you gotta learn from this. I'm not just gonna sit there, I'm just gonna watch. And he did it.

SPEAKER_01 2:13:39

I was like, I can see the future.

SPEAKER_03 2:13:48

I I have speaking of a funny video from this weekend. I probably won't share it on this because it's not not only does it have my kid in it, which whatever, but it's got other kids that were there too, and I don't want to put them on screen, but like what you just said, like watching your kid knowing something's about to happen. Like we went to there was a Bluey thing at a mall where we were at, right? It's like Bluey's backyard. You kids go play in a whatever. So a part of it, they're they're having all the kids dance. So I I'm I'm taking a video of all of them dancing, and uh my three plus like 20 others, and I just I I'm looking at him and I'm I look at Maddie, my oldest, and I get this feeling I'm like, he's about he he's about to do something. So I take my camera, I zoom in on him, and he's as everyone's dancing, he's kind of twirling around and he's twirling, and he's starting to move all twirling, move all twirling right into the wall. He hits face bur face first, falls over. And he's on the outside, uh, outside of like the circle of dancing, so no one sees him, but I got him right on camera.

SPEAKER_02 2:15:03

Yeah, my kids, man. Just the stuff I watch them do. Like my yeah, but y'all remember my daughter got that dog, and that dog only likes to poop in the house. It'll be inside outside for hours and then come inside and poop on the carpet. Like, man, we gotta figure like you that dog just needs to stay outside or something like figure this out. But I mean it's a cute dog, and like I'm you know, it's a puppy, so it's a puppy to do what puppies do. But it's just funny, like my daughter getting so upset about it. She's like, I've had you house out for hours, and now you want to come inside and poop? Like, yeah, that's what dogs do. Like they're gonna go where it's comfortable, and that carpet is super comfortable then, way more comfortable than that hard ground up there because it's dead scratch, you know.

SPEAKER_03 2:15:47

But yeah. Hold on, I gotta you've seen the the trend of all the burger CEOs doing like taste tests of their burgers on video.

SPEAKER_02 2:15:59

Yep.

SPEAKER_03 2:15:59

Yeah. What do you got?

SPEAKER_02 2:16:02

This did you see the one about the guy on the plane? Listen to the conversation about the guy next to him talking about how he just invented a car that runs on water instead of gasoline. Yeah, yeah, he's not that fun. All right. I think we're gonna cut it here, guys. Y'all go watch avoiding battle on tomorrow night. I don't know what we're gonna talk about yet. You know, who knows? He'll probably drum something up. Hey, by the way, I want to show y'all. This is also gonna be in the prize for this month's competition. Remember, it's the go bag. Just go to our web, go to the telegram, put up a 30-second video of you, you know, go and go to everything in your go bag and why you have it in there. Like you don't even have to be right, just have a good reason for why you have it in there, right? If you want to carry it, it's a right decision, right? But so I got a few of these that I'm gonna give out in months' competitions. So if y'all can read that, this is a ruler with the knights at Columbus help mentally retarded assistance. How do you measure up? You will get one of these.

SPEAKER_03 2:17:26

I want one of the old aprons. The vest aprons. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. Man, that was always one of the best weekends at a mass growing up. You come out of the door, and there's the knights of Columbus with with the Tootsie Rolls asking for change for retarded kids. Every time. Every time I look over to my brother, hey, look, they're here for you. Every time. That would be funny.

SPEAKER_02 2:18:05

Yeah. The dog's name is is Heidi.

SPEAKER_03 2:18:08

Heidi.

SPEAKER_02 2:18:09

Heidi. Alright guys, we're gonna see y'all. Y'all watch Aquatic Battle on tomorrow night. Join the telegram. Link's in the chat's in the chat. YouTube at least. I don't know if it's in the chat. Or which chat it is.

SPEAKER_03 2:18:22

It's in the YouTube live chat.

SPEAKER_02 2:18:24

Yeah, in the YouTube live chat. Go find the link over there, go join it. Join the competition you know for this month. Get those go bag videos in, and I'll pick a winner at the end of the month, and I'll pick the other winner for the other one we never did. Is that a flat ruler? No, it's kind of curved.

SPEAKER_03 2:18:44

But what I'm saying is, could you help your own retarded kids with it by giving them a good smack with it? It almost feels like a slat bracelet.

SPEAKER_02 2:18:54

Doesn't it? It doesn't curl up like a slat bracelet, but it kind of feels like that. Interesting. But uh you can give them a nice cut with it. Like in between the fingers, you know? You're not one of those.

SPEAKER_03 2:19:10

I was at a I'm remembering what you used to do for the military now.

SPEAKER_02 2:19:16

But it's not waterboarding if you use gasoline. Just remember that.

SPEAKER_03 2:19:22

And with that, I think we're gonna end the show, guys.

SPEAKER_02 2:19:26

See y'all.