DOGie Style | Episode 295

All right, you guys, podcast time.

We got the equipment and the perfect business plan.

Give our show away for free and tell no one how to find it.

Ready?

I'm gonna start a podcast that has no focus and it'll take up an inordinate amount of time.

Hey, everybody.

Welcome into the Boomer bunker.

I'm one of your hosts, John Domingo, and alongside of me is my partner in crime, my ride or die, my north pointing compass.

Ladies and gentlemen, it's the Duchess.

Good evening.

How are you?

Well, I'll tell you what, I'm fired up out of a cannon today.

Dude, I, I, I'm duding you already.

Sorry, I didn't mean to.

Dude, you a dude.

Dude, I'm telling you, that song was, it was kicking.

That song, as the kids say, that song was slapping.

And the thing is, is that I think it slaps.

The thing is, I was singing that.

Like, I was, I played it and all of a sudden I'm like, what am I singing?

Oh, my God.

I'm singing that stupid.

It is AI generated.

That is an AI generated song, and I 100% love it.

I, I'm sorry, I can't get enough of it.

Because that's kind of what.

Yeah, Duchess is my guidance star, is what Louise says sometimes, you know, she tries.

She tries to keep me within the velvet ropes.

I try.

But not only.

I only do what I can, I can only do.

There's only so much you can do with a jamingo.

Cause sometimes he breaks free.

Anyhow, I wanted to start off the show because, look, this podcast here is me, you know, and Duchess, and we collaborate on what we're gonna talk about.

And it's politically motivated, and it has also social topics that we dive into.

But there's so much going on in the political sphere.

How can you not talk about this?

In my humble opinion, not only right, not only do I host the show, run the show, but I'm also producing behind the scenes.

I get it.

There's a lot of mistakes here.

I get it, I get it.

That's what makes us an enjoyable show.

Well, because it's.

People are, it's relatable.

I know.

Nobody's perfect.

Now, here's the thing.

You can get a thousand compliments and you don't really pay attention to it, but if you get one bad review or one thing that sticks in your crawl.

And then I had one today that I saw.

It was a YouTube comment.

I'm going to start the show off with this because, first of all, I love our audience Our audience that comes in here, they chat with us.

They are part of the show.

The best.

Love every minute of it.

But someone must have stumbled across us, and they're probably from the dabble verse.

I would think so.

Here it is.

Here's the YouTube content comment.

Now, Duchess, would you read this for me?

I can.

From El Fondral.

I'm not even sure what that is.

It says.

Huh.

I'm not too sure what the hell this even is.

I'm sure Carl and the gang will be here soon.

Lmao.

Watp future episode incoming.

Okay, now, here's the deal.

I understand that, you know, Carl goes around and he does.

You know, he.

He takes shows, and he either.

I guess he.

Well, you say he.

Oh, that's his job.

That his show is to take a podcast and critique it, of course.

To roast it or whatever.

It's totally roasted.

Yeah.

Yes.

I've known Carl for a long time.

Known of Carl for a long time.

He was on your Goodbye.

When you were doing the Rubberneckers roundup there.

He was on a.

Yes.

He was also on an episode of Rubberneckers.

Yes.

I have a lot of.

Lot of respect for Carl.

We've had our issues, and, of course, shocking.

Yes.

Not with you, John.

No way.

And it was mostly my fault.

But.

But, you know, one thing about, you know, podcasting and making mistakes, you learn from these mistakes.

So I'm not afraid of a Watp review of this show.

I'm not afraid of it, Duchess.

On the other hand, terrified.

I'm getting better.

Just terrified of the show.

And it's hard because women and men are so much different.

Like, men, we've been forged in fire.

You know, iron makes iron sharper.

Steel makes steel sharper.

Women, you have to handle with kid gloves, you cannot talk to a woman like you talk to a man.

They can't really handle it.

And I'm just saying that because I see when people talk to men.

But if you try to say something to a woman as a constructive criticism, you really have to soften the blow.

You can't go at a woman like you can a guy.

Would you agree or disagree?

I think it depends on the person.

I think it depends on the personality and the relationship you have.

Like, can you walk up to a coworker in a professional environment and talk to her?

I'll say her as like you're talking to your buddies at a bar.

Probably not, right?

But if you're out of the office, depending on the relationship you have, I think you and I can talk about Some tougher topics.

I don't normally melt down.

I.

All right.

Is our mics going fuzzy?

I feel like I hear fuzzy static.

I don't hear any fuzzy static.

Anybody hearing fuzzy static?

Bob says he hears fuzzy static.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Huh.

Like, mine goes.

Mine was going.

I thought it was just.

We'll just keep going.

Let me just drop.

Maybe you're.

Maybe you're too hot, and maybe I just dropped your.

You know what?

That's here.

That was you.

So it's not.

Hang on one second.

It happened when you were talking.

It happened when I was talking.

How dare you.

I don't know what to say again.

I have the new mixer.

I have the.

The new duo mixer, and I thought.

I said just fine.

See, These are things that drive me insane.

These are the things that drive me insane.

Okay.

See?

Okay.

Okay.

It just happened again.

I don't know.

Let me see something here.

Let me see what I got here.

Okay.

All right, let's drop this down.

Let's drop this down a tad.

Just a tad.

Maybe I'm a little hot.

Maybe I'm a little hot.

There we go.

Let's try that and see if that makes it any better.

We'll keep going.

So.

But there are times, Dutchess, when I have to tell you something that is a critique or.

And I know that I have.

I have to.

I don't come at you like I would come at Bob because you yell at Bob.

That was like.

That's your relationship with Bob.

The other day, I yelled at you, and I woke up, and I was like, oh, my God.

I yelled at Duchess, and I had to immediately.

I yelled back at you, if you remember.

I don't remember much.

Much of anything you do.

I did not cut up with your.

I was.

No, that's fine.

I can handle you.

It's not like I let you.

Well, I finally just let you get it out of your system.

But I was not thrilled with your call, and I certainly told you that.

Right.

I can handle you yelling at me.

I can handle that.

I.

Okay.

I.

I don't.

But I never want to do.

I don't want to yell at you, because I feel sometimes, and this is from years and years of experience dealing with women, that they do not like it.

That worked out well for you.

They do not like it.

It's really.

Whoa.

Hold on.

I just hit that again.

So anyhow.

But, you know, I love it when we get reviews.

We also got a text.

Oh, a text.

A text.

A text.

Here it is.

Ben Affleck's Dunkin Deal is a great deal, but it gives me some really, really nasty shits.

That sausage is no joke.

You're fuzzy.

I'm still fuzzy.

You fuzzed in the middle of that?

Yeah, I'm fuzzed in the mountain.

We're just gonna have to deal with this.

You're gonna have to deal with my fuzziness because I don't know what else to do right now.

I don't know.

I have to go back and try to see where this fuzziness I have to list.

I can't hear it because it's not fuzzy in here.

It's fuzzy.

All right, hold on one second.

Excuse me, folks, while I check something out.

Whip this out.

Oh, and he's gone.

So Aaron says, equal rights, equal fights.

I'm okay with that.

I.

I think John and I are able to have discussion.

You know, I'm going into my settings, my audio settings to see what this is.

What's going on?

Everything Joaquin says, the fucking Zenith.

The fucking Zenith.

Did you punch it?

I didn't punch it.

I did not punch it.

Maybe you should let me try something different.

Says, sounds like you're electrocuting a squirrel.

Jesus, that's terrible.

Well, it makes a little, like, Z sound, so there you go.

Bruce says it happened again, but professionals just roll.

So we'll just roll.

Let's just roll.

When I put this out, when this thing's recorded, it won't sound like this because it's actually.

It's going into the Zenith.

Coming out of the Zenith seems to be a problem.

I just did was.

I switched channels.

See if that works.

Okay.

Okay.

I don't know what else to do.

That's okay.

We're going to keep going.

So anyhow, like I said, this is tough because it's so.

You have to talk to me like I'm special.

Special needs.

Special.

You just did it there.

You just did that right there.

That's not what I said.

It's not what I said.

Then.

Then explain to me how you said special to women.

What I do is.

I.

I don't talk to you like you're a window licker.

I talk to you like.

I soften my tone with you as I try to explain to you the issue of the.

The moment, whatever that is.

It doesn't happen a lot.

And to your credit, you do take constructive criticism well.

Yes, you do.

Because I'm not a bitch baby.

So, like.

Exactly.

But there are to go, like.

Well, you know, we had a little issue.

You can just say blah, you know, I mean, if you just call me up and scream at me.

Yeah.

Like the other night when I'm working out of a sound sleep.

Yes.

That was so great that the first response was, I'm going to call her and scream at her.

I have no idea what I'm talking about, but I'm just going to yell at her.

I was trying to figure it out.

I feel better.

And I wasn't yelling at you.

I was yelling, just yelling towards you.

I wasn't yelling at you.

New bit.

Mansplaining with Jamingo.

Thank you.

That's what we're going to do.

Speaking of new bits.

Mansplaining with the Duchess.

Mansplaining with the Duchess.

Okay.

Speaking of new bits.

So anyhow, one of the things that I.

That I don't really ever check reviews, I know a lot of people say, could you please go to whatever, YouTube, Spotify, give us a five star review, go to our website, boomerbunker.com, there's a spot for reviews.

You can leave a review there.

I never ask, right?

But I did go and check.

Here's an amazing review which I would like the Duchess to read, if you don't mind.

No, not at all.

Okay.

It's titled Live, Listen, Learn and Love.

Listening to the Boomer bunker over the past several months has given me an increased sense of confidence that I've lacked.

Since listening, I've lost not only my lisp, but my hump.

It's given me what Native Americans call e hosen, holy thinking for balance and harmony within the natural order.

That's what hosts John and the Duchess bring a sense of Ihosen John with his elevator stories and Duchess with her naitivity towards the moon landing.

Engage your spiritual clarity and awareness and listen to the Boomer Bunker.

Don't be a pussy.

I don't even want to attempt to.

I know.

That's why I let you read it, because I didn't know how to say that word.

We're just skipping that word.

I thought I was gonna.

I was like, you know, but I love that.

Thank you, but.

And you know something?

I'll tell you one thing, like I said, just the fans that we have here, Bud Vugger, Bruce, Louise, all, you know, Sparky, Toaster Bob, everybody that comes in here.

I love the fact that you guys come in here and there's everybody.

Everybody that comes in.

Yeah.

I don't want to name them all because I don't remember them all, but.

Joaquin has a review.

Great show.

Shitty equipment.

There you go.

Thank you.

You're the best.

Also, Bruce.

Bruce left one.

Jamiko and the Duchesses takes their current.

Takes the current issues of the day and puts their spin on world captivating instead of rotating.

Hilarious, unabashed and irrelevant.

Irreverent.

God damn it.

They speak my language.

I love this show.

See, these are the things that I like.

I appreciate that.

Yeah.

Thank you.

So you know, you every once in a while.

What did I just do?

Sorry.

I'm trying to get rid of stuff here.

As I'm going.

I'm producing on the fly and I want to.

I almost shot Duchess of the studio.

I'll be like, well, that's honest.

That's honest.

I guess.

Treating me just like mom.

With my fuzzy audio.

Well, it.

Knock wood.

Let me try this.

Okay.

No, don't change anything.

Don't go changing to try to fix this in the middle of.

Oh, Aaron.

You're not chopped liver.

Stop.

Aaron.

Aaron's another one.

See, that's why I don't like naming names.

I know.

John.

You're expecting John to remember everybody.

I can barely remember me.

I have a nickname.

Exactly.

All right, so Duchess.

I heard you were.

You tried a new skill this weekend.

I gotta hear all about this.

It was a lot of fun.

I had seen it through a Facebook group that there's a free week at a local boxing studio near me.

And they had what was called cardio boxing.

And it was.

It's a one hour class.

I was like, well, it's high intensity, you know, whatever, blah, blah.

And I said, well, I'll give it a shot.

I'm.

I think I'm in decent enough shape.

I can try it.

And boxing has.

I knew that place had opened and I was interested in it for a while.

And this like, the schedules aligned, you know, so I get down there, Saturday morning, walk in, don't know soul, don't know anybody.

We go in.

They get me set up on boxing gloves, which reminded me of like getting bowling shoes.

But you get boxing gloves because they're like somebody else.

They're just, you know, gloves they have in the back.

They clean.

They clean them.

But it's like.

So I get my gloves on and we start and we go.

It's in a circuit.

So it's like one minute and they have probably half a dozen of the bags just hanging.

Heavy bags or the.

Yeah, no, it was actually the.

It wasn't the.

Wasn't the speed bags.

Wasn't the speed bags.

Thank you.

It was the actual punching bag, which are harder than I thought.

It's like punching a bag of sand, I guess, which is really what it is.

So it was challenging.

So they had a pattern above each one.

They had a different patterns, but I didn't know what the pattern stood for.

So the woman that was next to me kind of was helping me a little bit.

She's like, just hit the bags.

So I'm hitting the bags and then, you know, a minute and I hit the next bag.

So I'm going down the line, and then I end up in the ring with the instructor, who's very nice.

I had a chance to chat with him before, so he's.

He's got the pads up and he's telling me hit.

So I'm.

I'm punching them.

And it was like a minute, and then I was out doing.

Then it was out strength conditioning and then background for another circuit.

And it was.

It was a lot of fun.

By the end, my arms, my shoulders were like, oh, I'm a little uncomfortable, I think.

So I took Motrin, like, as soon as I got out in the car, did my shopping, and then I came home and I'm like, I'm gonna think I'm gonna pay for this later.

I was good the next day, Sunday.

And then when I woke up this morning, I went to the gym, did.

I did my shoulder routine, which was a struggle.

And then I do.

I did dumbbells, and then I had a barbell, and then I did dumbbells.

And when I went to hammer curl, which is basically you just hold them and just lift them, my forearms were like, the.

You are.

And I was like, okay, I'm not doing these sets today.

So.

But it was.

It was a lot of fun.

The instructor said, I did a decent job.

He says, you hung in there.

My heart rate was up.

It was definitely.

Yeah, it's probably the most intense activity I'd done in a while with that high.

You know, was it the high intensity interval training?

So.

Hiit training.

So I have another class on Wednesday.

Oh, my God.

I would love it.

I would love it if, like, maybe your daughter would come over there and videotape you doing this, because I would love.

Oh, it's messy.

It was not.

I would love to put it to the Rocky music.

I need more than two classes, I think.

But it was.

It was definitely fun.

And I think it's.

It's.

It.

It piqued my interest and the bonuses.

He says, you know, the guys, the.

The owner of the gym, who I was training with and spoke with afterwards, had said, you know, the gym's 24 hours.

They give you a passcode.

So when you come in when you want.

Yeah.

And they, they set up a training exercise on the, on TVs they have there.

So when you log in and you press go, your program comes up and they, you do your training with a computer program that's just broadcast on the TV screens and they have the bags have a monitor on it.

So it tells like it can tell how hard you're hitting and the intensities and all that.

Which I thought, well, that's kind of cool.

So I might do a few months, just.

I would love to see, I would love to have video of this.

Well, I want to work my upper arms better because I got my wings.

Listen, I think it's, I think it's fantastic.

It's a great idea.

Yeah, we'll see.

You know, there was in the gym that I used to go to, they had a heavy bag.

And the first time you go to hit a heavy bag, you think you're just going to go up there and maul it and.

No, no, it's like punching a soft wall.

Yeah, it's.

It's tough.

It's tough.

But I'm glad to see you getting out there and getting in shape.

That's great.

And if I get any more of those YouTube comments, I'll go get them for you.

I'm gonna, I'm gonna sick the Duchess on you.

Yeah, I'll be hopefully in Michigan in July.

So.

Any issues?

That's true.

Well, I don't know.

Michigan.

I don't know if you noticed, but there was a hockey contest over the weekend, USA versus Canada.

Yes.

And apparently Canadians aren't too happy with the United States.

So they were playing the, the national anthem of the United States and Canada Buddhists.

So this is how it went down.

Whoops.

Let me get.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I meant to share my screen.

I can see it, but you guys can't.

Here we go.

So here we go.

Here's singing the national anthem.

Say can you see by the dawn's early light.

Listen to those booze.

So now they dropped the puck.

It's the face.

They just dropped the puck.

And the USA players are like, fuck you, Canadians.

And they drop the gloves.

Yeah.

Like as soon as it's dark.

Matthew Kachuk and Brandon Hagel do it.

Yeah, hit him.

Screw them.

Yeah, the Americans got better punches than.

For sure, Tachuk from Florida.

I did not see this coming.

This was set.

Here they come right here.

So then they dropped the puck Again, right before the first Kachak fight, this was set up.

Here you go.

Next one.

There's the next one.

This is kind of like with west side Story, where they tie each other's wrists because they grab each other's jersey and they just use one hand and whale on each other.

Yeah, well, they can't go anywhere because they're holding on, but they can only got the one hand to punch, so.

Yeah, so they're just wailing on each other.

Bennett in the lineup for the first time.

There you go.

And once they go down, they break it up.

So now they drop the puck and the US Makes a rush towards the goal.

Brady gets the better.

Now we're nine seconds in.

Nine seconds in.

Two seconds in.

Another one.

One second later.

Now, in the center of the action is Pareco and J.T.

miller.

Come on, buddy.

Uppercut.

Pereco's got a big size advantage.

Miller's a tough dude.

Hey, this is like 1996.

All right?

So for people listening, we're beating the.

Out of the Canadians.

Okay?

On ice.

So here's my point.

Um, I don't like fighting in hockey.

I really don't like the fighting in hockey.

I know that.

Hockey.

I don't like it.

First of all, why.

Okay, go ahead.

Sorry.

Canada.

I mean, in hockey, the puck's hard.

They've got helmets on.

You know, they get, they, they.

They've.

Most of them don't have any teeth because their teeth get knocked down.

All this shit.

And now they're going to beat the shit out of each other.

I mean, could you imagine this going on in the NBA or the NFL or.

Right.

You know, even in baseball, the fights that happen there, it's not like this.

Like, they don't just let them fight.

They don't just let them grab each other's jersey and beat the dogs.

This is the only.

This is the only sport I've seen that allows them to hit each other.

But I think the refs don't want to get in the middle of it.

Well, they let it go.

Tired out a little bit.

And then unless it goes on as soon as they get to the ice.

As soon as they go to the ice.

Here's the other thing.

They've got sharp skates.

You know, the one guy.

They can cut each other.

I mean, I just.

I'm sorry, but it's not.

It's not fighting.

It's.

It's not.

That's what we do.

I know.

I just.

I don't, you know, I don't believe in it the same thing with auto racing.

I've been in this pits plenty of times when guys wreck another guy and, you know, then they come down to your pit and they want to fight the driver.

And then you're in a.

Now the two crew crews are in a scuffle over this bullshit.

It's not what it's about.

But then afterwards.

Oh, how about I go to where.

It'S actually at and Bob says this should be encouraged in ladies volleyball.

Yeah, let the ladies beat the shit out.

Oh, it's a whole other story there.

Okay, yeah, that's a fine.

That's fine.

Then you'll tune it then it's all.

Good as long as the tops get.

Just rip the tops off.

There you go.

There you go.

All right, so this is the afterwards.

This is the United States.

The coach in the press conference.

Here we go.

Mike, I'm just curious what you thought the three fights off the opening couple of face offs did in terms of setting the tone and message for your team.

Look, President Trump called us in the locker room before the game.

He said he'd be watching from the White House and that he wanted to see us feed those dirty Canucks some knuckle sandwiches before he feeds them some tariffs next month.

That fired us up and we knew it was our duty to drop the gloves.

Those goddamn Patriot Tachuk brothers answered the call.

J.T.

miller jumped in the mix, too.

We dusted those moose humping Esk Mo bastards in all three fights.

And then we turned around and proceeded to Curb stomp from 3:1 in the actual game.

You know, hockey was the one thing Canada used to have on us, but after that beat down tonight, they might as well become the 51st state.

Anyway, see you guys in the mic.

I'm just.

All right, so I heard this because I dropped this one in the discord for.

With you.

And I.

And I.

For the first few seconds, I was like, oh, okay.

And then it went on.

I was like, oh, this has to be fake, because I wasn't watching his lips when I was listening.

I was like, holy.

Now, here's the thing.

There's Thursday night, these team.

Two teams meet again in the finals.

I know.

I can't wait.

Oh, no.

This volleyball fight invaded my chocolate pudding pool party.

Oh, no, I hate when that happens.

I hate when that happens.

It's like in stripes, right, with the mud fight.

So Thursday night they're going to be playing again.

And listen, I'm not a.

Yeah, I'm not a hockey fan.

Right.

They're playing in Boston I don't know.

I don't know enough America, so.

Oh, America.

Oh, boy, this will be fun.

So this.

I wonder if they'll boo the Canadian anthem.

Probably.

I know.

If they were in Philadelphia, they certainly would.

In Philadelphia, they get hit by frozen batteries.

That's if they'd be getting the D batters, the D batters would be coming out.

All right, so then this weekend, NASCAR, it's the Daytona 500, or like.

Like I like to call the Daytona Demolition Derby.

It's been a busy sports weekend.

It's been a sports weekend.

And Trump goes to the race.

Yeah, and Trump just doesn't go to the race.

Has everybody seen that now, like, the heads have seen that clip.

Oh, here's Trump doing a flyover with Air Force One, 800ft off the deck, right over the place went insane.

Here he comes.

It's strange.

I'm your.

Here's your favorite President flying over 800ft off the deck.

Get ready.

I'm coming.

Banks asked.

Bringing the Beast.

Going to be leading the pack.

They banks it.

It's pretty.

Look.

Thanks.

It over.

I mean, it's.

I'm flying it at this point.

Give me the wheel.

Yeah.

I'm thinking controls get out the way.

So then, here's the Beast.

Here's the Beast leading the pace lap.

I'm sorry.

I think that's fucking awesome.

I'd have been thrilled if any president did that, by the way, because that's really fucking cool.

So here he is.

He's in, like, nascar.

He's in the Beast.

He's in the limousine.

He's got his granddaughter with him, and he's riding around.

How cute, by the way.

She's such a cute.

I know.

And NASCAR says, okay, Mr.

President, you're on the main channel.

You can talk to the drivers.

I love this.

This is your favorite president.

I'm a big fan.

I am a really big fan of you people that you do this.

You people.

I'm big fan of you people.

I hear it's mostly white, but there's one black guy in here.

I think his name is Bubba.

I don't know.

But I just want you to be safe.

You're talented people, and you're great people and great Americans.

Have a good day.

Have a lot of fun, and I'll see you later.

All right.

He sounds drunk.

So he.

So he leaves.

Sounds drunk there, like.

Well, you know, he doesn't drink, so it's.

It's not.

He's not.

I know, but he.

He sounded impaired.

Sounds impaired.

Okay.

So now there's a big rain delay, which I hate about nascar.

And so later that night I tune in with like 35 laps to go.

And you know there's going to be a big accident near the end because every.

There's 40 something cars out there and they all want to get to the front.

There's not enough room.

So here comes.

I think this was like six laps to go and all hell breaks loose.

Hamlin and Bell for this front of the wall.

And up in the air goes Ryan Priest and for the second time in his career, he is flipping at Daytona.

Good grief.

Off the front bumper.

We were talking about a lap before Custer got to his bumper.

That thing went side to side and.

He couldn't hold onto it.

It was one too many.

That car okay?

Yeah, driver's okay.

But then what happens?

It takes a long time to clean this up.

So now they've got the in car camera.

From this camera you see this accident from like 20 different angles.

And I want to see.

So now you see the driver, he takes the thing down.

I was hoping that they, they went over it again, but I don't think they do.

Let me see if I can scrub ahead to see if they now.

They don't.

But I mean that's what.

It's.

What's crazy about the Daytona 500.

It's just they never near the end.

I think it took.

They crashed again.

And then they had a green white checker and at the green, at the white flag, they crashed again.

It was like three crashes.

It was crazy.

So.

Well, that wasn't there one that kind of.

Ricky Bobby flipped like it was like.

I didn't see that.

This was the only one I saw flip.

No one else racing without thinking of Ricky Bobby.

Absolutely.

I don't watch car racing.

I will watch this last minute bit stuff like the last 20 minutes of the mat race, whatever.

I only watch.

It's like hockey.

I only watch it for.

I mean, I don't want anybody to die, but I do love watching the cars flip.

That's amazing.

That's cars go airborne.

Absolutely.

It's amazing.

Oh, I have a request here.

Hang on.

Oh, Dean said Air Force One plane ever never crashed.

Oh.

So I do have some Trump tweets.

Should we do the Trump tweets now?

I do want to say Sparky said that the.

It was not Trump's voice and that that he said the NASCAR frequency would not penetrate the beast.

So NASCAR faked Trump's voice.

Are you kidding me?

Doesn't sound like Trump.

I didn't know that.

Well, you know that, that, that I'm.

That's right.

The Beast has a thing where you can't have radio.

Like, they can't trigger all in, though.

Like, you get it.

Like, wouldn't you be able to call phone?

I.

I don't know.

All right.

Says shame on Trump for not saying if you're not first, you're last.

I love that stuff so much.

What does that even mean?

You could be second, you could be third.

I was high.

Such a great movie.

All right.

No, I'm just saying we got to get into it.

Here we go.

The tweets.

She.

She's the king.

All right, here we go.

First tweet.

Oh, dear.

Okay.

Doge has found massive amounts of fraud, waste, incompetence, and abuse.

But even knowing this, a highly political activist judge wants us to immediately make payment anyway.

In other words, pay.

Even though, you know, paid payment was fraudulently requested to be made.

Doge caught them.

The judge just doesn't care.

It doesn't make sense.

God, they're terrible.

All right, got one more.

Got one more for you.

Here we go.

It's a short one.

This is easy.

For.

For Doge.

Looks like the radical left.

Reuters was paid $9 million.

Nine million to.

By the Department of Defense to study large scale social deception.

Give back the money now.

I want the money back.

We're gonna call that money back today in Washington, a bunch of nitwits.

Not Washington, Chicago.

They're all out there and they're protesting Trump and Doge going into the.

And going in and finding all this money that they're misusing, misappropriating.

And, and they're.

I'm like, so you're four.

This.

Are you for them sending this money all out, wasting your taxpayer dollars or just not Trump?

It's anti Trump.

It doesn't matter.

I mean, it's ridiculous.

Whatever he finds they're against, which is insane.

I know.

I, I just, I don't understand it.

I really don't understand people when they sit there and they're out and they're protesting this.

I'm like, are you just.

Are you protesting that they found it or you're protest.

I don't understand what you're protesting.

Like, I'm ecstatic.

I love the fact.

And everybody's like, you know what?

When you retire, when you get your Social Security and he takes his security away and they're lying, lie.

There's like, he's taking 500 billion.

That's right, billion.

And he's going to give it the tax, tax credits for his friends.

And you're not going to get your Social Security.

I'm like, they, they all, all the programs, all.

And I'll.

I'll go with USAID or usa, whatever is that they.

They're going to be aligned with the proper departments to oversee them instead of just this odd overflow of money that nobody has any responsibility.

There's no oversight on it.

It's just, it's just one of those money just flows out and nobody knows where it's coming from.

So if you're funding programs for under, like a Health and Human Services, then have the Health and Human Services oversee that.

Like it should be funneled out of the proper channels, right?

Like it just makes no sense to fund something from USA that is clearly nothing to do with what it should be.

All right, so here's the thing.

So now Doge, the Department of In Government Efficiency goes into the Social Security office and this is what they find.

Here's the age count of the people they are paying people.

4,700,000 people from 100 to 109.

Okay, I don't think we have 4 million people from 100 to 109, but 110, 119 people that are 110 to 119.

3 million 627.

I'm impressed with the people that are 220 to 229 years old.

That's fucking amazing, man.

1039 of them.

Wait, there's one person that's between the ages of 240 and 249.

Unbelievable.

And then there's one person between ages 600, 360 and 369.

All right, let's do.

Now listen, I.

Maybe they're aliens.

I don't know.

Maybe this is the aliens.

And maybe the aliens live up until 360 years old.

So that person at 369 years old would.

Had to have been born in 1655.

Okay.

Are you kidding?

I'm just saying.

All right, they're reusing numbers and they're up numbers or they're just making up things to pad other people's pockets.

And I really hope it's not that.

I would like to stay on the happy side of.

It's not.

Somebody is getting paid, somebody's getting ripped.

This is.

There's so much, so much.

I.

I don't even know.

What the hell would you call it?

I guess it's grift.

So much grift going on.

I know.

Why is the highest from 30 to 39.

I guess it's because that's the highest amount of people that have Social Security numbers.

I don't know that.

Is that the people getting paid out?

I don't think so.

No.

There's not 39.

There's not 52 million 30 to 39 year old getting Social Security.

I think they're ones with Social Security.

I don't know that.

30 to 39.

Active numbers.

Active numbers.

These are active numbers.

Okay.

I thought it was paid.

That's what I thought.

No, I don't think they're getting paid.

There's no way.

Any money.

All right, I just heard.

I just heard the fuzziness now.

I just heard the fuzziness.

Damn it.

What's going on here?

I blame Streamyard.

That's what I believe.

Blame rode.

All right.

I'm blaming Streamyard anyhow, so you're stuck.

With it for the year.

So.

Right.

Thank you.

I'm sorry.

Pop says it's NSA listening in.

Yeah, maybe.

Could be.

They have a van outside in your driveway?

Yeah, it could be very much.

Could very well be.

All right, I want to see where I want to take this show next.

All right, so Elon Musk, they're all freaking about him.

They don't.

They're so mad that they're shutting down this usaid, which is nothing but a.

Just a place for the CIA.

CIA to get money and move it all around and just so much waste.

So many people profiting off of this.

It's despicable.

So the.

So here's what happened.

So not only did the people come out all right, and all of government like Liawatha and all these other.

The guy from Swalwell, the Chinese spy fucker from California and everybody else that's out there and they're screaming about this and always get your Social Security number.

Who's getting a.

Before, like somebody's in charge of this and somebody has a Social Security number and.

And Pete Heg, Seth Hegseth.

Yeah, I got it right.

Look at me.

How about that?

Right before.

Right before he became the.

Right before they confirmed him, Biden, the irs.

Biden administration had him audited.

Amazing.

Amazing, right?

All of a sudden, he gets audited.

It's the first time he's ever been audited.

Random.

Yeah, so.

And I'm like, again with the weaponization.

It's okay when the Democrats do it.

Nobody wants it.

So not only do the Congress people come out and they're.

Now the mainstream media is all up in his business, right?

So they're all and they're ready to, you know, so they're out there and they're going to sit there and they're going to tell people, you know, what's going on.

They're just.

And the lies, I can't get over the lies.

And don't you think that maybe sooner or later that they realize that they're destroying the reputation, which means people aren't going to watch anymore and they're not going to believe them and they're going to destroy their business.

They don't care.

They really don't care.

So here's these two people.

Ratings are down.

It will eventually fade away, right?

So these shows are just going to drift.

So these two people were supposed to be.

They just got laid off from USAID, right?

So here's.

This is 60 Minutes.

This is 60 Minutes.

Let me make sure this is.

Let me make sure this is okay.

So here we go.

People are really scared.

I think that, you know, 12 days ago, people knew where their next paycheck was coming from.

They knew how they were going to pay for their kids daycare, their medical bills.

And then all gone overnight.

All gone overnight for Christina Dry and Adam Dubard, fired this month in the chaotic shutdown of foreign aid distributed by the U S.

Agency for international development, USAID, more than 8,000 USAID employees were sent home by the administration.

They're not looking for competency.

They're not looking for if you're good at your job, they're looking for peer loyalty tests, and if you don't give it, you will be punished.

And they had to leave the building.

And these are folks who had decades and decades of public service serving USAID across administrations from George Bush to Obama to the first Trump administration.

And they were never able to walk back in the building again.

There was no process.

No one explained to them why they were being relieved.

To my knowledge, they received an email and then if they didn't leave the building, they were escorted out of the building.

All right, to my knowledge.

Meaning I don't know, but I made that up.

Well, the reason she doesn't know is she doesn't work for usaid.

She works for a company that is contracted with usai.

So she did lose her job, but she doesn't work for them.

She works for one of the places.

She works for the contractor.

Exactly.

Yeah.

So go fuck yourself.

Right?

So then here's her.

This is the same lady again.

This time she's on ABC being interviewed and she's talking about that she knew this was coming.

And you know, she had to prepare for this.

People are really scared.

And they had to leave the building and they were never able to walk back in the building again.

Doge was in the building.

We started.

We took down our pride flags.

We took down.

I took out books I felt would be incriminating.

No one was talking.

We heard they started taking transcripts automatically of all of our Google Meets.

We.

They unplugged the news in the little kitchen galleys.

It didn't feel good.

And then Saturday, all of the websites went down, and then I lost complete access to my computer.

People are really scared.

What's that?

What books?

Would you take out books she felt incriminating?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So the shit where you were stealing money or again, funneling something or just hiding your information.

Yeah.

Now this lady here, Christina dy, she deleted her ex account.

Like, she's off social media.

She's.

That's it.

That we're done.

You know what?

The guy.

The guy who's in charge of this owns that.

He'll find you.

He'll find you can delete whatever you think you can.

They'll find you.

Nothing's ever deleted off the Internet.

Now, my favorite one, Tom says she.

Is a punchable face.

My favorite one now is Margaret Brennan.

She is the new.

Yep.

I mean, what's the one.

I always say she's got resting face.

Dana Bash and Christian Welker.

She's.

So.

She's out there now and she's.

And what was the other one?

Leslie Stahl.

I love the way they get these.

Leslie Stahl.

Well, she's still hanging around.

Yeah.

I love the way that they.

They just fall on the sword.

They just do what they're told.

Here she is again.

I don't care, Margaret.

I don't care.

Margaret.

Well, it sounded shirt.

Pay attention to a lot of these allies, the United States, like, they were being described as adversaries or autocrats.

It was really the.

The focus here.

Two things.

One of them was migration.

And the second was what Vice President Vance calls censorship.

He was.

Okay, so now she's talking about.

J.D.

vance goes to Germany and he's talking and he does a speech.

I thought it was amazing.

I thought speech was amazing.

He called him out.

He just said, hey, look, you know, we're worried about censorship, what's going on here.

And also we're worried about the.

The open migration policy here, which is.

Which is basically decimating the United States.

Look at England.

Oh, my God.

Destroyed.

And other.

Yeah.

And other countries.

France, Ireland, too.

Yeah.

So we're worried about immigration.

And, and look at the way they spin it.

It's diluting their votes.

What it is, it's diluting the citizens votes.

Right.

I love, by allowing it like this.

I love the key way the keyword so called.

And the second was what Vice President Vance calls censorship.

He was trying to bring that MAGA message of the enemy within to the global stage.

And specifically he European leaders aren't showing that they have strong democracies when they sideline controversial groups.

He went out of his way to meet with the head of the AfD, that's a political party that's under investigation in Germany because it's so far right and for potentially conducting extremism.

And he, he mentioned that car ramming in Munich recently conducted by an Afghan migrant as an example of what he says is out of control migration.

He says that's proof you've got to bring immigration skeptics into the government.

Well, it sounds okay.

Where is any of that incorrect?

I don't know.

This is what I'm saying.

What is incorrect there?

Yeah.

So then she gets.

So this is 60 Minutes and now they have some German people here and they're talking about censorship.

Like she's like so called censorship.

The Germans are going to talk to her about censorship.

Okay, we do this before we.

I will ask the questions.

It's illegal to display Nazi symbolism.

A swastika denied the Holocaust.

That's.

That's clear.

Is it a crime to insult somebody in public?

Yes.

Yes, it is.

And it's a crime to insult them online as well?

Yes.

The fine could be even higher.

Yeah.

If you insult someone in the Internet.

Why?

Because in Internet it stays there.

If we are talking here face to face, you insult me, I insult you.

Okay, finish.

But if you're in the Internet, if.

I insult you or a politician that sticks around forever.

Yeah.

The prosecutors explain German law also prohibits the spread of malicious gossip, violent threats and fake quotes.

If somebody posts something that's not true and then somebody else reposts it or likes it, are they committing a crime?

Yeah.

In the case of reposting, it is a crime as well because the reader can't distinguish whether you just invented this or just reposted it.

That's the same for us.

The punishment for breaking hate speech laws can include jail time for repeat offenders.

But in most cases, a judge levies a stiff fine and sometimes keeps their devices.

How do people react when you take their phones from them?

They are shocked.

They are shocked when we remove their.

Devices and then we shock them again.

Yeah.

Okay, Right.

And we're the Nazis.

See, here in this country, hate speech is protected under free speech.

Hate speech is free speech.

Just saying.

Tom says.

So this is about stealing money and property.

Pretty much.

Look at them all smiling.

Kind of punishment.

If you lose your smartphone, it's even worse than the fine you have to.

Pay because your whole life is typically on your phone.

Now, not only that, it's like 1200 hours to replace the fucking thing.

Right?

Minus a lot more, but.

So here's the kicker.

Does it count for journalists, too?

I would imagine it would talk people.

On television who just blatantly spread misinformation.

Basically a lie.

So here is this Gestapo in Germany going after somebody who made a.

A meme.

You made a funny.

This is not a funny meme.

It's 6:01 on a Tuesday morning, and we were with state police as they raided this apartment in northwest Germany.

Inside, six armed officers searched a suspect's home, then seized his laptop and cell phone.

Prosecutors say those electronics may have been used to commit a crime.

The crime?

Posting a racist cartoon online.

Oh, my God.

At the exact same time.

Are you coming across Germany?

More than 50 similar raids played out part of what prosecutors say is a coordinated effort to curb online hate speech in Germany.

It's not what it's doing.

Fucking ridiculous.

What it is doing.

It is silencing the public is what this is doing.

Thank God.

Thank God.

Speaking for you today.

Thank God Trump won this election because this is where we were heading.

And this is why the European.

This is why Europe is pissed off at us.

Because we still have our constitution.

We are still trying to follow our constitution.

Our people here, half of our people, are not sheep and believe in the Constitution.

Freedom of speech.

Silence.

I kill you.

Here you go.

Yeah.

Oh, I don't even know what that says.

I couldn't even.

Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Fuhrer, whatever that means.

Please translate that in English or we will boot you out of here.

Like the Germans do.

Like the Germans do.

Yeah.

So then again, our favorite Nazi, Margaret Brennan, she has on Marco Rubio on Face the Nation, and she tries to run this bullshit past him, and he's not having any of it.

Well, he was standing in a country where free speech was weaponized to conduct a genocide, and he met with the head of a political party that has far right views and some historic ties to extreme groups.

The context of that was changing the tone of it.

And you know that.

That the censorship.

Disagree.

You love the way she says.

And you know that.

You know that, right?

You know that what I say is true and then watch this beat down.

Changing the tone of it.

And you know that, that the censorship.

Disagree with you specifically about the right.

No, I have to disagree with you.

Free speech was not used to conduct a genocide.

The genocide was conducted by an authoritarian Nazi regime that happened to also be genocidal because they hated Jews and they hated minorities and they hated those that they had a list of people that hated, but primarily the Jews.

There was no free speech in Nazi Germany.

There was none.

There was also no opposition in Nazi Germany.

They were sole and only party that governed that country.

So that's not an accurate reflection of history.

I also think it's wrong.

Again, I go back to the point of his speech.

The point of his speech was basically that there is an erosion in free speech and intolerance for opposing points of view within Europe.

And that's of concern because that is eroding.

That's not an erosion of your military capabilities.

That's not an erosion of your economic standing.

That's an erosion of the actual values that bind us together in the transatlantic union that everybody talks about.

And I think allies and friends and partners that have worked together now for 80 years should be able to speak frankly to one another in open forums without being offended, insulted, or upset.

And I spoke to foreign ministers from multiple countries throughout Europe.

Many of them probably didn't like the speech or didn't agree with it, but they were continuing to engage with us on all sorts of issues that unite us.

So again, at the end of the day, I think that, you know, people give all that is a form in which you're supposed to be inviting people to give speeches, not basically a chorus where everyone is saying the exact same thing.

That's not always going to be the case when it's a, a collection of democracies where leaders have the right and the privilege to speak their minds in forums such as these.

Mr.

To her credit, she learned to.

Say all of that.

She did that.

All right.

Yeah, you're right, because then they're in.

Her ear going, shut up.

Right, you up.

Shut up.

Just let him get it over with.

And he can, I like, I'm sorry, but I like Marco Rubio.

I like him.

He's a great secretary of State.

I wasn't either in previous years.

I was like, me, well, but I, he comes across, I, I appreciate his calmness.

Like, I, I, I don't like when they're overly outraged.

You know, I, I'd like, I appreciate his response.

I thought it was A good.

It was very good.

So here he's talking about JD's speech.

Why would our allies or anybody be irritated by free speech and by someone giving their opinion?

We are, after all, democracies.

The Munich Security Conference is largely a conference of democracies in which one of the things that we cherish and value is the ability to speak freely and provide your opinions.

And so I think if anyone's angry about his word, they don't have to agree with him.

But to be angry about it, I think actually makes this point.

I thought it was actually a pretty historic speech, whether you agree with him or not.

I think the valid points he's making to Europe is we are concerned that the true values that we share, the values that bind us together with Europe, are things like free speech and democracy and our shared history in winning two world wars and defeating Soviet communism and the like.

These are the values that we shared in common.

And in that Cold War, we fought against things like censorship and oppression and so forth.

And when you cease backsliding and you raise that, that's a very valid concern.

We can't tell them how to run their countries.

We are.

He simply expressed in a speech his view of it, which a lot of people frankly share.

And I thought he said a lot of things in that speech that needed to be said.

And honestly, I don't know why anybody would be upset about it.

People are allowed, you know, you don't have to agree when someone's speech.

I happen to agree with a lot of what he said.

But you don't have to agree with someone's speech to at least appreciate the fact they have a right to say it and that you should listen to it and see whether those criticisms are valid.

I assure you, the United States has come under withering criticism on many occasions from many leaders in Europe.

And we don't go around throwing temper tantrums about it.

Why would I?

Well.

Well, a little bit we do, maybe.

Yeah.

I don't know.

I think I'm done with this one.

All right, hang on to your horses here.

I got to show you something which is amazing.

And when I first saw this, I was like, holy shit.

Hang on, I gotta.

Tom says we don't throw temper tantrums.

We start wars.