Transcript [00:11] [music] [00:24] [music] [00:35] Heat. Hey, Heat. [music] [00:45] Heat. Heat. N. [00:49] [music] [00:55] Heat. [01:00] [music] [01:06] [music] [01:12] Heat. [01:17] [music] [01:29] >> [music] [01:36] >> Hey [01:44] [music] [01:45] everybody. [01:58] What's going on, ladies and gentlemen? [01:59] Gentlemen, ladies, welcome back to the [02:00] Officer Tatum Show. We got a whole bunch [02:02] of crazy stuff to talk about today. Uh, [02:04] teacher twerking for a Tik Tok video in [02:06] her elementary classroom. Imagine if my [02:09] kid was in there watching Big Mama shake [02:11] her booty. Somebody getting fired. Also, [02:14] we got some updates for Lindsay Clancy. [02:16] Chicago is out of control with their [02:18] violence, which we already know. And we [02:20] have to talk about the woman of the [02:22] hour, the woman of the century, the [02:24] woman that has solidified that women are [02:26] crazy. And I as their reaction to her, [02:28] and that is Sydney Sweeney. Welcome to [02:31] the Offstative Show. [02:32] >> I want everybody in this room to have [02:34] that same [music] spirit, that same [02:35] identity carried in your life. [02:37] >> Make sure that you go through life and [02:39] find your purpose. [02:40] >> And we don't do this just to get a pat [02:41] on the back. We do it because [music] we [02:43] came here to win. And it starts with you [02:45] understanding that God [singing] has a [02:46] purpose for you. [02:47] >> This is the time to be more bold than [02:49] ever [music] before. We're all Americans [02:50] at the end of the day and we should love [02:52] one another. We should be focused on [02:53] what's right for our country. [03:01] What's going on, ladies and gentlemen? [03:03] Welcome back. Welcome back. Welcome [03:04] back. 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Ladies and [04:31] gentlemen, I'm just going to say this to [04:33] start this off. [04:35] Women are having a bad month. [04:38] And and I'm not talking about the once a [04:40] month thing. Y'all know that that [04:41] already was a bad month. That it was God [04:43] fault. It ain't your fault, women. But [04:44] this is y'all's fault. Women are having [04:47] a bad month. First, Lindsay Clancy and [04:50] now Sydney Sweeney. [04:53] I I don't know what to think about women [04:55] now, to be quite honest. Now, my wife is [04:57] exempt. She's perfect. She is without [04:59] saying, but everybody else's wife. No, [05:01] I'm just playing. But it it's crazy [05:04] because I saw the commentary before I [05:06] saw the video. I said, "Dang, what what [05:09] what what could have what did Si could [05:12] have Sydney Swinny possibly have done to [05:15] trigger this many women? Is this [05:17] sexualization?" Cuz I know these women [05:19] can't be talking about sexualization, [05:21] especially the women that were [05:22] commenting and I'm like, "Wait a minute. [05:23] They can't be talking about [05:24] sexualization because their their [05:25] channel is full of you know what." And I [05:29] said, "It has to be something else." I [05:31] watched all the commentary. I said, "Let [05:33] me go watch this ad. This must be the [05:36] worst ad that that has been recorded in [05:39] human history." [05:41] And then I watched it. Viewer discretion [05:43] is advised. It is sexualized. Can you [05:45] imagine? It's Sydney Sweeney and it's [05:47] also gambling. So you put those two [05:49] together, they trying to attack, attract [05:52] men who want to see good-looking women [05:55] so they can go and spend all their money [05:56] on gambling. They've been doing this [05:58] since Jesus Christ's day. Matter of [06:00] fact, King David, Bashibba was in the [06:03] window turning it up. Had King David [06:06] gambling over that. Okay. Uh uh uh wrote [06:11] a clip. [music] [06:19] >> They mad at y'all. [06:20] >> Prove it. [06:21] >> No is [music] [06:23] just sports. [06:25] So they wanted to show [music] [06:27] just sports. [06:30] You can trade this sport [06:33] and this sport. [06:36] How [music] about this? [06:39] This sport too [06:42] or this [06:44] sports sports [music] sports sports [06:47] sports sports sports sports sports. [06:51] You can't trade this. I just look at [06:53] here. [music] No betting on wars or [06:56] deaths and no politics. [07:00] Just you, [music] [07:01] your takes on sports. [07:06] But don't [music] make it look easy. [07:08] Don't make it look good. [07:13] Now, when I watch that, first of all, I [07:15] would never watch it cuz I'm not into [07:16] gambling. And to be honest, I'm not into [07:18] sexualization of women. However, this is [07:22] her doing her own ad for that company, [07:24] which would never hit my feed because I [07:26] want nothing to do with gambling. [07:28] However, I'm not the person, my wife [07:30] would never put that on and do that. I [07:32] would say, "Baby, no. No thank you." All [07:35] right. However, we live in America. [07:38] People do whatever they want to do. And [07:40] if you're interested in it, you like it. [07:42] If you're not interested in it, you [07:43] don't have to participate in it. But the [07:45] problem isn't that some women are [07:47] critiquing the fact that that uh Sydney [07:49] Sweeney did it. The the hypocrisy is the [07:52] problem, brother. The hypocrisy. And I'm [07:55] going to say this, too, because women [07:58] are screwing themselves in the eyes of [08:00] the beholder. [08:02] Because not only did women unanimously [08:05] celebrate a woman who offed three of her [08:07] kids in the most heinous way possible [08:10] and blamed her mental illness over it, [08:12] which which we still haven't determined [08:14] if that's legitimate or not. Not only [08:16] did they advocate for her and raise, I [08:18] don't know, $3 million for her. [08:20] Now they're mad at Sydney Sweeney for [08:23] doing the same thing most of them do on [08:25] a on a day-to-day basis on social media. [08:28] You know how many women are doing Only [08:29] Fans? You know how many women are [08:31] sexualizing themselves in sports? How [08:33] many are sexualizing themselves in [08:34] commercials? The same women criticizing [08:37] her are literally doing the same thing [08:38] on their social media platform. They [08:40] literally did not care when ESPN had [08:43] women bucket naked on the front cover. [08:46] They didn't have no problem when them [08:47] big bone thicky small women were on [08:50] there and they were celebrating body [08:51] positivity and they were naked as a [08:53] newborn baby. [08:55] All right, come on. Put it Put it Put it [08:57] up on the screen. Listen to what they [08:59] doing. And we took a picture of their [09:01] social media and why they're talking [09:03] about Sydney Sweeney so you guys can see [09:04] the hypocrisy. Wrote a clip. [09:06] >> You can disagree with someone and still [09:07] do exactly what they [music] wanted you [09:09] to do. And I think the Sydney Sweeney ad [09:11] just proved it. We as women saw the ad [09:13] and got angry. We criticized it, shared [09:15] it, made so many response [music] videos [09:18] and because we disagreed with the [09:19] message, we felt like we were resisting [09:21] it. But resistance online has a strange [09:23] problem. It looks almost identical to [09:25] participation. [music] [09:26] Watch, comment, share, repeat. The [09:29] algorithm does not know you're furious. [09:31] It just knows you couldn't take your [09:32] eyes off the video. And that's made me [09:34] think what control actually looks like [09:36] right now. Because the old version of [09:37] control [music] was like, I can make you [09:39] believe something. But the new version, [09:40] it goes along the lines of, I don't care [09:42] what you believe, but I can make you [09:44] think about it. And once I've chosen [09:45] what you've thinking about, I've already [09:47] taken something from you, your [09:48] attention. The genius behind this [09:50] campaign wasn't convincing women that [09:52] Sydney Sweeney was right. Cuz she [09:53] wasn't. It was making thousands upon [09:55] thousands of women spending their own [09:57] time trying to prove that she's wrong. [09:59] And while we were arguing with the ad, [10:01] we were distributing it everywhere. We [10:03] thought we were resisting the method. We [10:06] were the method. [10:09] >> Now, let me say this. I think that she [10:10] is correct. The woman had some But but [10:12] ma'am, [10:14] when was this where was this video when [10:16] you were doing that right there? Where [10:18] was the video when you were uh uh uh had [10:21] thongs and stuff on your page? Where was [10:24] your video about the Matrix then? It's [10:26] only when Sydney does it, you just have [10:27] this profound vision of what how women [10:29] are being treated. Now y'all stupid [10:32] anyway because you're not only stupid [10:33] for talking about it cuz you're a hater. [10:35] You're also stupid because y'all have [10:37] elevated the the freaking ad beyond what [10:40] it would have been. I would have never [10:42] seen this ad, but everybody's talking [10:44] about it. Come on. Next, girl. Come on. [10:46] Pull up. [10:48] Pull them up, buttercup. [10:50] This one. Roll it. [10:52] >> Think you know sports. [10:57] [music] [11:04] [music] [11:11] >> Y'all hoochie mama's just hating. Is [11:14] that Is that Can I be honest? They just [11:15] hating. They mad cuz they don't Some of [11:19] them maybe they Brad told me this. I'mma [11:22] snitch on Brad real quick, but Brad told [11:24] me this and I think it was an honest guy [11:26] truth. Some of these women who you see [11:28] like the woman there that to be honest, [11:31] she got a good little body, but they [11:34] have a phobia or or um what do they call [11:38] it? They look at themselves in the [11:40] mirror and they think they're ugly and [11:41] they think they're fat even though they [11:42] got a six-pack and they got 3% body fat. [11:45] And then they look at Sydney Sweeney and [11:47] they say, "Oh my god, look at her. Look [11:48] at her. She looks better than me." Even [11:51] though they probably actually physically [11:52] look better than her, but they have this [11:55] phobia or this this um I don't want to [11:57] say phobia. It's another word I'm trying [11:58] to use. Dysmorphia, body dysmorphia. [12:02] They have these feelings and these [12:03] thoughts in their mind that are [12:04] delusional and then they project that [12:06] delusion onto another person. They're [12:07] just mad cuz they don't look as good as [12:10] she do. They're not comfortable in their [12:12] sexuality. They're not making millions [12:14] and millions of dollars partnering with [12:15] a company that's promoting. They doing [12:18] it for free. They online doing it for [12:21] free. They ain't get no money off of it. [12:22] That's why they mad to be quite honest. [12:25] Here's another one. Roll it. [12:30] Stop playing with [12:32] it. [12:35] I got [12:36] a damn money. I know who I [music] am. [12:41] >> So, what does that have to do with track [12:43] and field? Absolutely nothing. Showing [12:45] your body off had nothing to do with [12:46] track and field. My thing is this. I [12:48] don't follow these women and I don't [12:49] care what they do. But quit hating on [12:51] Sydney Sweeney though. All right. Go to [12:53] the next one. [12:58] All right. All right. And here's a [12:58] collage video of all these uh mentally [13:00] ill women who are trying to I don't know [13:03] what they're doing. I literally saw that [13:05] ad and I didn't when I well I was biased [13:08] because I had already saw people's [13:09] commentary. But when I objectively [13:11] looked at the ad, it it's no different [13:13] than anything else they're promoting in [13:14] the world. Like go to a football game, [13:16] the cheerleaders. What? First of all, [13:19] nobody's watching the cheerleaders at a [13:21] football game. Nobody cares. [13:24] All cheerleading is on a sideline, [13:26] especially in professional sports, i.e. [13:29] football, is to sexualize women. They [13:32] don't matter at all. They don't even pay [13:34] these women nothing. They're literally [13:35] working second jobs. So, it's not a [13:38] sport. It's not like they're elevated. [13:40] They're a valued part of the game. They [13:42] just use it to sexualize women. That's [13:44] all it is. All right. Look at what women [13:47] have done as a collage. Roll it. Um, [13:50] let's see, [laughter] sweetie. This is [13:52] what women's sports look like. 214 [13:55] muscles, hard work. [13:58] [music] [14:04] >> [music] [14:08] >> Keep in mind [14:12] everybody situation [14:16] [music] [14:21] [music] [14:24] want to hold me. [14:26] [music] [14:31] Ocean [music] [14:40] [music] [14:41] goes deeper. [14:44] >> Think you know sports [music] [14:45] proven. [14:48] [singing] [14:49] [music] [14:55] >> All right, I think y'all get it. Can I [14:57] say something for all my Christians? [14:58] Close your ears because I know y'all are [15:00] sensitive and I got to tell you the [15:02] truth and some of y'all going to be mad [15:03] at what I say. This is what bothers me. [15:05] Women, y'all, I'm talking about the [15:08] women who know they ain't living right. [15:11] Put the picture back on the screen. The [15:13] women who ain't really living right. [15:15] There are women out here that are good [15:16] women that are saving themselves for [15:18] marriage and doing all this stuff. But [15:20] I'm just being honest with y'all. [15:23] There are women who have the nerve to [15:26] criticize Sydney Sweeney when they out [15:30] here getting ran through in their 20s [15:33] and then they get tired in their mid30s [15:36] and now they want to be somebody's [15:38] stay-at-home wife. Quit cannibalizing [15:41] each other, especially if you know [15:44] that's what you're doing. These same [15:45] women that are out here posting videos [15:48] and saying, "This is women strong. Let [15:50] us see your DMs and let us see your text [15:53] messages. [15:54] Put your text message out on display and [15:56] you tell me who getting uh uh hit up and [15:59] who who house you going over late at [16:00] night. [16:02] Y'all stop acting virtuous. I I'm [16:05] telling you this and the reason that I [16:06] get so upset with this because at one [16:08] point I wasn't always saved. So I'm not [16:10] trying to act like I'm perfect, but I [16:13] just used to be on the other side of [16:14] this. And I remember how your same [16:17] athletes that are playing and starting [16:20] on the volleyball team and softball [16:21] team, they were in the locker room being [16:25] talked about. [16:27] Pictures getting shared with everybody. [16:30] They were the nastiest, freakiest [16:34] women that you know of. [16:36] Miss I win awards for playing but but [16:39] Tony Jackson Brantley and all done then [16:44] all of them done already. Okay, I went [16:48] to college with Robert Gonowski. Okay, [16:50] [laughter] [16:53] I'm just being honest, man. Women, they [16:56] don't really care about their reputation [16:58] like that. Just so you know. What do you [17:01] think he was doing in college? Okay, I [17:03] don't want to put his business out [17:04] there. I didn't see nothing. But just [17:06] know that women were [17:09] I'm I'mma put another person out there. [17:11] He didn't do anything, but I'm going to [17:13] tell you how desperate some of these [17:14] women are. Mike Bale, when I played [17:18] football, his name was Mike Bell. He was [17:19] a star running back on the team my [17:21] freshman year at the University of [17:22] Arizona. Literally, dudes were saying [17:25] that they were Mike Bale and women were [17:27] sleeping with them. I'm not talking [17:29] about just run-of-the-mill women. I'm [17:31] talking about fine women. I'm talking [17:32] about women that you would think would [17:33] be at the top of the food chain. I'm [17:34] talking about women who are playing [17:35] sports. [17:37] Dudes say they Mike Bell and they don't [17:39] know what Mike look like because he got [17:40] a helmet on. They just sleeping with all [17:42] kind of dudes. All right, don't get mad [17:44] at me, man. I'm just telling y'all the [17:46] truth. Y'all be When I get back to [17:47] Arizona, maybe y'all like me again. [17:49] Okay, let's let's let's look at a few [17:51] more items of commentary because I got a [17:53] lot more I want to get through just to [17:55] prove the point here. Roll a clip. [17:58] Do you know howing hard it is to be [18:01] taken seriously as a woman in sports? [18:04] And I'm not just talking about athletes. [18:05] Like, yes, female athletes, 100%. All my [18:08] love, all my support, but I am [18:10] specifically talking right now about [18:12] coaches, trainers, reporters, [18:14] broadcasters, writers, referees. The [18:17] list could go on. Women have spent [18:19] generations fighting just to be allowed [18:22] to set foot in these spaces. And then [18:24] we're still fighting to be taken [18:26] seriously once we're there. I have been [18:27] a strength and conditioning coach and a [18:29] performance nutrition coach for over 12 [18:31] years. And throughout my career, I have [18:33] felt a lot of extra pressure that I'm [18:36] certain most women who work in sports [18:38] have felt. And that is the burden of not [18:40] just proving that I know my but [18:42] proving that I know my as a woman. We [18:44] are still fighting to be taken seriously [18:46] as coaches, journalists, experts, and [18:49] this kind of thing is just a reminder [18:51] that the only thing women in sports are [18:53] good for is looking at. And this [18:55] shows up in the smallest of ways, too. [18:56] Okay? I don't even like it when people [18:58] assume that I'm a baseball fan because [19:00] of my husband. He is a fan because of [19:02] me. All right? He didn't know about [19:04] baseball till I showed up. So anyway, [19:06] I'm tagging some of my favorite women [19:07] who work in sports below. Please give [19:09] them a follow, support their work, and [19:10] for the love of God, can we please start [19:12] talking about women's contribution to [19:13] sport instead of just what they look [19:15] like standing on the sidelines? [19:20] >> Okay, let's keep going. The next one, I [19:21] want to Y'all know I want to keep [19:22] ranting, but I want to get to this [19:23] content. All right, what's the next [19:25] video? [19:28] I don't have time for Sydney. [19:30] >> Hold on. Time out. This is one of those [19:32] examples what I'm saying. Listen how [19:34] this woman is talking and then we got [19:36] some DMs from her DMing my YouTube [19:40] manager. Look how nasty these women are [19:43] and they get up here and grandstand [19:45] about Sydney Sweeney. Roll the clip. [19:47] >> Sweenie today. [19:51] That girl does not know how to like [19:54] take an ad. Like she literally picks [19:56] ones. [19:58] I don't know what's up with that girl. [20:00] She just wants to be naked, which like [20:03] that's her prerogative, [20:06] but it's doesn't [20:10] it doesn't feel [20:14] feminist. It feels like she's doing it [20:17] for the male gays and because guys tell [20:19] her to. And she likes that. [20:23] >> Okay. Uh Siki here is projecting. You [20:26] know why I know that is because here's [20:29] her DMs and this is the kind of material [20:32] she put out there and then my YouTube [20:34] manager sent her a message confronting [20:36] her about the fact that she deleted his [20:38] messages. And then and I want y'all to [20:40] read what she said in the black. What [20:42] kind of woman with integrity and [20:44] reasonleness would respond this way? And [20:48] Nick, I'm gonna put Nick on the on the [20:50] uh the audio so he can read it out to [20:52] you because it's too far for me to see. [20:54] But Nick is gonna give you guys context [20:56] to what the conversation started as, [20:59] what he said, and then her responses, [21:01] which you can see right here on the [21:02] screen, which is absolutely ridiculous. [21:04] All right, Nick, roll. Hey, what's up [21:06] everybody? So, this basically stem from [21:07] the Good Golf ad where there was a lot [21:10] of people upset about Good pushing over [21:12] a woman in a in a skit that was not [21:15] should never been controversial at all. [21:16] Anyway, but I confronted her on it and [21:18] then she made like this sexual stroking [21:21] motion towards me like, "That's what I [21:22] want." She tagged me. That's why this [21:24] says story unavailable cuz it's no [21:27] longer available. So, I responded to it. [21:29] I said, "Lol, gross. Do you watch your [21:31] videos before you post them? You want to [21:33] make a whole big deal about women, yet [21:35] you just objectified and sexualized [21:38] yourself for the pleasure of another [21:39] dude that's not even interested in you [21:41] in that way. Lol. What are you saying, [21:43] lady? Gez, go outside. go touch some [21:46] grass. And then she tagged me in another [21:48] story and she got uh sexual again. And [21:52] then I confronted her because on one of [21:54] the posts about the good good ad, I [21:57] commented on it and then she deleted my [21:58] comment. So I confronted her on that. [22:00] Then she said, "I didn't delete blank. I [22:03] shared it. You want to f me? It's okay." [22:05] And then I just then I just responded, [22:07] "Why are you making it sexual? How did [22:09] we even get here? We're debating." Or at [22:11] least I am still unsure what you're [22:12] doing. arguing over a golf ad and you [22:14] get something sexual out of it. Do you [22:16] hear yourself when you talk? [22:19] >> Perfect. This is the the lunacy of these [22:22] women and they're mad at uh uh you know [22:26] Sydney Sweeney. But then this is how [22:28] they talking to my YouTube manager [22:30] saying you want to f me. These women are [22:33] crazy, man. Not all women, these women. [22:36] All right, come on. We got some more [22:37] content. I I want to prove the point [22:38] even further. All right, next clip. [22:41] Let's skip over the view real quick. [22:42] We'll come to the view in a second. I [22:44] want to go to the Sports Illustrated [22:48] content [22:50] because [22:52] why are they upset at Sydney Sweeney and [22:54] they're not upset at these women which [22:57] looking at these ads? The same people [23:00] looking at the ad of Sydney Sweeney. [23:02] Sydney Sweeny is talking about sports. [23:04] What? You know, and they are showing [23:06] their naked body in sports. [23:08] Now, do you care about sexualizing [23:10] sexualizing women or not? Or are you [23:13] just mad because Sydney is a blonde [23:15] white woman who's confident in herself [23:17] and making hundreds of millions of [23:19] dollars probably and y'all doing some of [23:21] this for free? Here you go. Look, Sports [23:23] Illustrated. [23:26] Next. [23:28] Look at this, bro. This is This is This [23:30] is near pornography [23:33] now. Men ain't complaining about it, are [23:36] we? No. I mean, I don't look at it cuz [23:37] I'm married now. But if I was single, I [23:39] wouldn't be complaining about this. I'd [23:42] be flipping through that thingoop. [23:47] But women are mad only when it's Sydney [23:49] Sweeney, not when they look doing like [23:51] this. Come on. Next [clears throat] one. [23:54] All right. And and I want to show this, [23:56] too, because this is just one more [23:57] example. We should have lumped this with [23:58] the other ones and then we're going to [23:59] get to the view. This is just another [24:01] example of how a woman is is criticizing [24:05] Sydney Sweeney, but then her content is [24:08] worse. [24:09] >> Can somebody read that because it's too [24:11] small for me. Can somebody read what [24:12] this girl said? Her name is [24:15] >> Fitness XG. [24:16] >> What's her name on there? [24:17] >> Fitness XG Gabby. [24:19] >> Her name is [24:19] >> Fitness XG Gabby. [24:21] >> That's her name. Read her comment that [24:23] she put. I saw everyone raging about [24:25] this in reals and [24:29] thought it can't be that bad. It's worse [24:31] than that. What I thought it was, oh [24:34] lord, the commercial would have worked [24:36] the same if she was fully clothed, by [24:39] the way. [24:41] >> And then, [24:41] >> okay, now look at her content on her [24:43] page. And my wife took this and and [24:47] screen recorded it. That's how you know [24:49] this is her page. [24:51] You scroll down just a little bit [24:55] and look at what she's doing on her [24:56] page. What does this have to do with [24:59] anything that she's posting about? What [25:00] What is this? What? Like what is this? [25:04] She She's doing the She I I think that [25:06] she wish she was Sydney Sweeney. [25:09] She's just doing this for 14,000 people [25:11] and Sydney Sweeny is doing it for [25:12] hundreds of millions of people. U [25:14] because y'all sharing her stuff. [25:19] Look at this. Go back. Boom. [25:24] All right. And this is what I'll say. [25:25] That's enough. This is what I would say. [25:27] And we're gonna go to the view. And [25:29] women need to stop doing this if they [25:31] want to be respected. I'm I'm telling [25:32] you women, especially you young women, [25:34] if you want men to take you serious, you [25:36] have to be modest. [25:38] You have to be modest. I don't want to [25:40] hear you make excuses about, "Oh, I'm [25:42] just at the gym." You got you you know [25:44] you bought those pants with the string [25:46] in the back that zip up in the back. And [25:49] you know your any white girl with a nice [25:51] booty, you will know because she will [25:53] post it on her Instagram somewhere in [25:55] the top five posts. I'm telling you, I [25:57] cannot follow a single woman. Most [26:00] women, I can't follow them. Even if I [26:02] like their cycling stuff, I'm like, "Oh, [26:04] this is a cyclist. I'm going to go [26:06] follow her page like I do guys." I can't [26:08] do that because she got a booty out in [26:10] the next three posts. And then I'm gonna [26:13] be looking at my Instagram, my wife, and [26:15] unbeknownst to me, the girl I followed [26:17] that I thought was was talking about [26:19] shooting is shooting a AR-15 on the [26:22] ground with a booty shaking in a thong. [26:25] Can Can y'all stop doing this? Well, let [26:27] me say this. You can do as much you [26:29] want. Just don't expect men to respect [26:31] you. You just look like a piece of meat. [26:34] Men will tell you what I'm telling you. [26:35] Men will tell you whatever you want to [26:37] hear so they can get in your pants. [26:39] They'll tell you they love you. They'll [26:40] tell you they like you. that take this [26:41] they they'll say they Christians they [26:43] they they'll go to they go to mass with [26:44] you they'll do anything to sleep with [26:46] you when you have gone beyond the pale [26:48] of sexual sexualizing yourself now when [26:50] they want to marry you they don't want a [26:53] woman like that they want a woman that's [26:55] doing this [26:57] women that get the rings 90% of the time [27:01] depending on you know some women to get [27:03] married to like I I bet I bet Scooter [27:05] and Sid uh Sydney Sweeney would probably [27:08] get married because they're in the music [27:10] industry street. This is what they do. [27:12] But for you ain't Sydney Sweeny. So you [27:15] you need to put your clothes on and you [27:17] need to act like you got some sense cuz [27:19] you you're not going to have some men [27:21] coming after you. I'm just I'm just [27:24] warning y'all. Okay. [27:26] Here's an example of sports. Don't mind [27:29] my legs in the screen with the tattoo on [27:31] my shin. Here's a [27:35] here's a here's a a young man. I I [27:37] forget his name now, but I I like his [27:39] content for the most part. And he just [27:40] gave a quick example of the difference [27:42] between women and male and female [27:44] sports. Why are women not protesting [27:45] this and making videos like they did the [27:47] Sydney Sweeney head? Roll it. [27:48] >> Men's volleyball, women's volleyball, [27:51] men's track and field, women's track and [27:54] field, men's gymnastics, women's [27:57] gymnastics. Are Are you picking up on a [27:59] pattern here? Men's pole vaultting, [28:01] women's pvolting. Yeah. Why are they [28:02] always naked? Huh? What's the reason for [28:05] that? Well, the clothes are uh limiting [28:07] the women's range of motion. Therefore, [28:10] they need to wear a g-string. Men are [28:12] performing at a higher level with [28:13] clothes on. So, then what's the excuse [28:16] for why these women are naked in these [28:18] sports? I think they realize the only [28:20] way to get people to watch is to be [28:22] practically naked so a bunch of guys [28:24] will tune in cuz otherwise no one wants [28:26] to watch women's sport. [28:28] [laughter] [28:30] In part, he's correct because why would [28:32] you watch women's sports if you can [28:34] watch male sports that's at a higher [28:35] level? But they've sexualized it. I'm [28:39] just being honest. Now, here's the view [28:41] talking about it. Then we going to go on [28:42] to the next topic. Roll it real quick. [28:43] >> Sydney Sweeney, actress, uh, said her [28:47] provocative new ad for a sports gambling [28:50] site was quote, "Embracing about [28:53] embracing a fun idea to cut through the [28:55] noise and put the focus on sports." But [28:58] the ad is getting backlash from some [29:00] female athletes like surfer Felicity [29:03] Palanteer. Take a look. [29:06] >> Just absolute out of [29:08] >> immediately. You know why it's getting [29:09] backlash? Look at her and look at Sydney [29:11] Sweeney. [29:13] >> I'm just I'm just throwing it out there, [29:14] bro. Deep down in these some of these [29:16] women's souls, they wish that they can [29:17] get on there and put their booty out, [29:18] but they they they got family now. They [29:21] got husbands. And some of them just [29:23] ain't the lookers. And I'm not here to [29:25] talk about people's looks. I'm just [29:26] saying objectively, [29:29] do you think that ad would have got the [29:30] same traction if she was on there versus [29:33] Sydney Sweetie? I don't know. [laughter] [29:36] But what do you think, bro? I'm just [29:38] saying be be real. Roll the clip. [29:41] >> Incredibly disappointing. Like, how far [29:43] [music] you can put women's sports [29:45] backwards in the space of a 40-second [29:47] commercial. The ad [music] that we saw [29:48] Sydney Sweeney do is very damaging, [29:51] especially for young females. We want to [29:53] be valued for what we can do, not what [29:56] we look like. [29:58] [applause] [29:59] >> So Sydney Sweeney responded to the [30:02] backlash by posting images of Serena [30:04] Williams, Ronda Rousey, and other [30:06] athletes who pose nude for magazine [30:09] covers. Now, [30:12] when an athlete does it, it's a whole [30:14] different thing because you're looking [30:16] at this athlete and their athletic body [30:18] and all the different muscles and stuff. [30:20] Ronda Rousey, you saw see what her arms [30:22] look like. You know that's an athlete. [30:25] >> Yeah. [30:26] >> You're an actor who is took a gig to [30:30] make some dough. I'm not mad at you. I'm [30:33] not I'm not I'm not mad at you. I'm not [30:35] mad at you. But I don't think you can [30:38] >> put yourself on equal [30:41] on foot. [30:42] >> Time out. Time out. [30:45] I swear that the all the sports that she [30:47] presented on there were also male [30:49] sports. [30:51] She she was a goalie in hockey. Do women [30:54] play hockey? [30:56] I ain't never seen a woman a female [30:58] hockey game a day in my life. So they're [31:02] not it's definitely not widespread like [31:04] hockey for men. And then when she had [31:07] football, women really don't play [31:08] football. She had basketball. Y'all know [31:12] the WNBA. Nowhere near the NBA. So, so [31:15] objectively [31:17] she's also alluding to male sports, [31:20] which is more prominent and more [31:22] reasonable for the people who are [31:25] associating their gambling with this ad. [31:28] Ain't not one man on there is like, man, [31:30] that's messed up, [laughter] [31:33] man. They think about women's sports. [31:35] No, they think about her and the [31:36] gambling. Anyway, let him finish [31:39] >> with when the female athletes do. I [31:41] agree with you and I but I also think we [31:43] we shouldn't give Sydney Sweeney who I [31:45] think has she's kind of you know figured [31:48] out the formula of creating outrage and [31:51] monetizing that through the ads which [31:53] again you know more power to her but we [31:55] shouldn't give her the power to [31:57] determine uh and define the athleticism [32:01] and ability of female athletes right [32:03] there's a bigger problem there's a [32:05] double but I mean how many how many men [32:09] she she put she posted the pictures of [32:11] female athletes would post nude. How [32:13] about posting the pictures of male [32:15] athletes? [32:16] >> She posted red, too. [32:17] >> But I think the bigger thing is I think [32:18] Sydney Sweeney is allowed to use her [32:20] sexuality however she wants and female [32:22] athletes are allowed to be outraged that [32:24] they're once again being defined by [32:26] their bodies and not their talents. But [32:27] the bigger problem to me [32:29] >> Swinging defining them. [32:30] >> But wait, the bigger problem here to me [32:32] is that sex and celebrity are being used [32:34] to normalize gambling. You're missing [32:36] the message. Okay. I feel like we're [32:38] talking around the part that I matters [32:40] the most. [32:41] >> I think it's over. I I don't I we got to [32:42] move on to something else. But but let [32:44] me just say this. Women Women are taking [32:47] um no accountability for none of this. [32:50] And people don't want to take [32:51] accountability. [32:52] Sydney Sweeney being on an ad does not [32:55] make me want to gamble. I either want to [32:58] gamble or I don't want to gamble. Sydney [33:00] Sweeney is not responsible for my [33:03] habits. [33:05] I don't know what people are think [33:06] because a girl dressed naked is not [33:08] going to make me want to join only fans. [33:11] You either a degenerate or you're not a [33:13] degenerate. And the people who are [33:14] signing up for this stuff, this is their [33:16] pri their priorities. They want to do [33:19] it. They want to do it. Quit blaming [33:21] other people for people's bad [33:22] decision-m. Me looking at uh uh Lindsay [33:25] Clancy is not going to make me feel like [33:27] it's okay for you to strangle your kids. [33:30] She she don't she don't somehow give me [33:32] uh uh uh you know validation. [33:36] Speaking of Sydney uh I say Sydney [33:38] Clancy. God maybe this is a Sydney CL I [33:41] said that though Sydney Clancy month for [33:43] women. All right. And I'm not talking [33:45] about you good women. Quit getting upset [33:46] about me. I'm not I'm talking y'all [33:48] perfect. I'm talking about the one down [33:50] the street. All right. Let's get to a [33:52] quick update in the Lindsey Clancy case, [33:55] which I think is another example of [33:58] women just looking bad on the [33:59] mainstream. Most of y'all smart. I'm [34:00] talking about the ones that just look [34:02] bad. I mean, this is crazy. They more [34:04] outraged about Sydney Sweeney than this [34:06] woman. And she strangled three of her [34:08] kids in succession. [34:10] And they mad at a young girl, hot young [34:13] girl on an ad that they ain't never [34:15] going to participate in. All right, roll [34:16] it. Earlier this month, the jury was [34:18] unable to reach a unanimous verdict and [34:20] the judge declared that mistrial. [34:22] Remember, she killed her three children. [34:25] That has never been in doubt. But now, [34:28] another trial potentially. Nate Foy is [34:30] on it. Nate. [34:31] >> Hey, Harris. Yeah, we're still waiting [34:32] on word from the Plymouth County DA on [34:34] plans on how they uh intend to move [34:36] forward. But as you mentioned, the [34:38] breaking report here is from the New [34:39] York Post describing this juror as a [34:42] Haitian Catholic. uh and the brother of [34:45] that juror telling the New York Post [34:48] that his brother's Catholic faith did [34:51] not cloud his judgment uh at all in his [34:54] deliberations in this trial. The brother [34:56] said the family's life has been turned [34:58] upside down, saying that they're [35:00] gettingounded by reporters and true [35:02] crime fanatics. The brother says, quote, [35:04] "We just had some of them from the New [35:06] York Post article. If you want to pull [35:07] them back up, Harris, uh my family [35:09] cannot leave the house. They are leaving [35:11] notes at my mother's house. They won't [35:13] leave us alone and we don't know [35:14] anything. People have been calling me [35:16] like crazy. It's crazy. The brother also [35:19] says that the family didn't even know [35:21] that he was serving on the jury. So, it [35:24] was all a surprise to them. Judge [35:26] William Sullivan has sealed the juror's [35:28] name, citing safety concerns. He's [35:30] impounding all of those names uh until [35:33] further notice. As for where we go from [35:36] here, Clancy is due back in court two [35:38] weeks from today on September 29th uh [35:40] for a status hearing. And again, we are [35:43] still waiting on the plans from the [35:44] Plymouth County DA to retry the case. [35:47] I'll send it back to you, Harry. [35:48] >> I see a lot of ground for FOD there. I [35:50] mean, for some debate, your faith, it [35:52] says do not kill in the Ten [35:54] Commandments. This is going to ignite a [35:56] debate, [35:58] >> man. You know, let me just say this. I [36:00] think everybody claim a religion and no [36:02] no and most people ain't practicing it [36:04] worth a dime. They just be out here [36:06] playing. But I will say this. I I I the [36:10] more that I hear about this case, the [36:12] more that I get information, the more I [36:15] think that this juror, this hold out [36:17] juror may have been reasonable about his [36:20] decisionm. I think it's reasonable to [36:23] question whether Lindsey Clansancy was [36:26] guilty of this murder outside of reason [36:29] of reasons of insanity because of the [36:31] extensive planning that she did. I [36:33] cannot imagine that somehow that voice [36:36] in her head was that methodical [36:39] told her how to do everything else but [36:41] do herself in appropriately. [36:44] She didn't halfway her side, but she she [36:46] finished the job on the kids. She timed [36:49] out the time daddy was going to be gone [36:51] and she went through one by one by one [36:53] convincing them to go downstairs using a [36:55] exercise band that I I don't think [36:57] nobody's first thought is that I can use [36:59] this exercise band to do this and it [37:01] worked. [37:03] That's not the first thought I'd have is [37:04] an exercise band. That's too much stuff [37:05] going on. You just use your hands. But I [37:08] think that she thought this through [37:11] premeditated [37:12] and then she did all that and then cut [37:14] herself with a dull knife the wrong way [37:15] and not the right way. threw herself out [37:17] the window. I mean, all that stuff while [37:19] her husband was gone. [37:21] Voices came and went that one instance. [37:23] I, you know, I don't know. I'm [37:24] skeptical. Shout out to the homie that [37:27] said, "I'm not following the Joneses." [37:29] All right, let's get to Chicago, [37:31] Illinois, which is, I think, worse than [37:34] Lindsay Clancy [37:36] because they Lindsy Clansancying people [37:39] every weekend in Chicago to be quite [37:42] honest. And while they doing that, this [37:44] goofy, I can't believe he had the same [37:46] name as me. It's crazy. This goofball. [37:50] This is one thing that I would do if I [37:52] was a mayor or I will humble myself and [37:54] stay lowkey and just be cutting through [37:57] the the issues and doing only serious [37:59] press conferences for my first term at [38:01] least [38:02] because you look bad when you doing this [38:06] and then y'all wait till the next clip [38:07] I'm about to show you. But look at what [38:08] he doing in his off time trying to be [38:10] Mr. Mayor. Roll it. [38:19] [music] [38:25] >> It's like a scammy pastor. All right. [38:27] And he doing all that. Ooh. Ah. And [38:29] yeah, people oo eyeing in in Chicago. [38:32] What's the next clip? [38:34] Read it. Roll it. [38:35] >> The numbers are stunning. 109 people [38:38] shot on the streets of Chicago over the [38:40] holiday weekend, 19 of them killed. [38:43] >> When we look at what happened this [38:44] weekend, we always like to say that it's [38:46] a police issue. This is a societal [38:49] issue. [38:49] >> These are choices that the offenders [38:52] made and they calculated. And I'm here [38:54] to say emphatically that we have had [38:56] enough of it. After releasing his summer [38:58] safety plan in May, promising jobs for [39:01] youth, violence interruption work, and [39:03] support services for disenfranchised [39:06] communities, the mayor was asked today [39:08] if he feels his plan is failing. Johnson [39:11] says what happened this weekend only [39:13] pushes him to double down on his [39:15] efforts. [39:16] >> What didn't work over the last 60 years, [39:19] you're talking about a plan that we put [39:21] forth in May over the course of a couple [39:23] of months. Can't give up on the city of [39:25] Chicago that easily. We just can't. [39:28] >> First of all, y'all Democrats been in [39:30] office that long. That's why people are [39:31] complaining because y'all say the same [39:32] soup. You have the same soup warmed [39:34] over. That was in the Fourth of July [39:36] weekend, right? All right, let's go to [39:38] Labor Day. [39:40] Come on to Labor Day. Look at what [39:42] happened to Labor Day weekend. [39:44] >> Sunday, there were multiple shootings [39:45] across the Windy City. [music] At least [39:47] six people were killed. 28 others were [39:50] injured, including five teenagers. [39:52] [music] The ages of the victims range [39:54] from 14 to 54. [39:56] >> We continue to have street takeovers [39:58] that turn violent and deadly. We [39:59] continue to have this slow drip mass [40:01] shooting every weekend. If this were a [40:03] singular event, this would take national [40:05] headlines. But because this happened [40:06] over a 4-day time frame, we don't even [40:09] raise an eyebrow to what's going on here [40:10] in the city of Chicago. [40:12] >> All right, let's go to this weekend. [40:15] A random we picked a random weekend this [40:17] weekend. Let's see what happened this [40:18] weekend. [40:20] Southside, there's been a deadly [40:22] shooting in front of a strip mall. [40:24] Chicago police tell us a 22y old man was [40:27] sitting in a car near 43rd in Wentworth [40:29] around 4 this morning. Two vehicles [40:32] pulled up and several people inside them [40:34] started shooting before driving off. The [40:37] victim was rushed to the hospital but [40:39] did not survive. Police are still [40:41] looking for the shooter. [40:44] >> Okay, let let Hold on. Before we go to [40:46] the next, before we show you this [40:48] shooting, [40:49] I want you to hear what Brandon Johnson [40:52] said. The clip that we have of him [40:54] making excuses and saying violence and [40:58] incarceration numbers and all this [41:00] stuff, [41:03] wrote a clip. [41:05] Do you believe that the streets of [41:07] Chicago would be safer if there were [41:09] more uniformed police officers on the [41:12] streets of Chicago? I believe the city [41:15] of Chicago and cities across America [41:18] would be safer if we actually had, you [41:21] know, affordable housing. Look, [41:23] >> that's not the question I asked. My [41:25] question is, and I just need a yes or a [41:27] no. Do you believe the streets of [41:30] Chicago would be safer with if if you [41:34] got all of those other extraordinary [41:36] programs put back into place which do [41:39] have a history of being successful? Uh [41:41] if if that's if that's compleimemented [41:43] by having 5,000 [41:46] more cops on the streets of Chicago. [41:49] >> I don't believe that we should narrow it [41:52] down to just police officers. What I'm [41:54] saying that is an antiquit approach. I'm [41:56] saying Mr. Mayor, are you hearing what [41:59] I'm saying? I'm agreeing with you that [42:01] all of these other social programs are [42:03] extraordinarily important. I just need a [42:05] yes or a no. And then this will be the [42:06] last time I ask. [42:08] >> If you get all of those other social [42:11] programs that that 800 million that that [42:15] New York City does, Los Angeles, other [42:17] people do with great success. Would an [42:20] additional 5,000 cops on the streets in [42:23] Chicago help complement those programs [42:26] to make Chicago safer? Look, we are [42:29] working hard to make sure that our [42:31] police department is fully supported. I [42:33] don't believe that just simply putting [42:36] out an arbitrary number around police [42:38] officers is the answer. What I'm saying [42:40] is policing and affordable housing. It's [42:43] policing and mental and behavioral [42:45] health care services. It's policing and [42:47] youth employment. It's a full package. [42:50] Of course, we want to make sure that our [42:51] police department is fully supported. [42:53] That's why I've invested in our [42:54] detectives bureau because what we have [42:56] seen in the city of Chicago when we [42:58] solve crime, it acts and serves as a [43:01] deterrent. It's policing and all of the [43:03] other efforts that we're doing. Here's [43:05] the last thing that I'll say to that. [43:07] The federal government could work [43:09] stronger to coordinate with my police [43:11] department to get guns off the streets [43:13] of Chicago. We've seen these [43:15] coordination efforts work. Just a couple [43:17] of weeks ago, the ATF working with my [43:20] police department, we um removed over [43:23] 150 guns off the streets of Chicago that [43:26] were trafficked in uh through [43:28] Mississippi and Indiana. No one is [43:31] saying that police [43:32] >> I think we got enough. But you see No, [43:34] no, it's another clip. You see what he's [43:37] saying? [43:40] Look at the contradictory clip in this [43:43] clip right here. Let me let me lay the [43:45] foundation just real quick. Give me 10 [43:47] seconds. The man refused to say that [43:51] they need more police officers on the [43:53] streets. You idiot. When you say we need [43:57] our police supported, what does that [43:59] mean? [44:01] If you have more cops, then that's more [44:04] proactive policing. Then that's more [44:06] people that can follow up on [44:07] investigations. That's more people that [44:09] can be out in the street deterring [44:11] people from sitting on a corner. I know [44:13] that if no cops are around, people are [44:15] going to do sell drugs right there on [44:17] the street. There's no cops. If you [44:19] think you're going to rob somebody, [44:20] you're going to rob somebody because [44:21] there's no cops nowhere to be found. [44:23] When you increase the level of police [44:25] patrol and visibility, people begin to [44:27] do crimes in a different way than out in [44:29] the open like we see in Chicago on one [44:32] weekend whereund and some people were [44:34] shot. If you have a cop sitting on the [44:36] corner, it's less likely going to be [44:37] shooting people. Let's play this clip [44:39] because this is this is how stupid he [44:41] is. All that you heard him say. Listen [44:43] to what he says here in this press [44:44] conference. Roll it. [44:45] >> We cannot incarcerate our way out of [44:48] violence. We've already tried that and [44:51] we've ended up with the largest prison [44:52] population in the world without solving [44:55] the problems of crime and violence. The [44:57] addiction on jails and incarceration in [45:00] this country, we have moved past that. [45:02] It is racist. It is immoral. It is [45:05] unholy. And it is not the way to drive [45:07] violence down. [45:10] >> Okay. So, the federal government comes [45:12] in and helps you with uh get the guns [45:13] off the streets. Who do you arrest? [45:16] Do you put them in jail or not? [45:19] Oh, incarceration is not the issue. You [45:21] shouldn't incarcerate people. It's not [45:23] going to be a deter. Shut the front [45:25] door. Let's look at the clip. I put my [45:29] life on it that the boys that shot this [45:32] guy over hundred rounds into this one [45:34] car in broad daylight. When I say broad [45:37] daylight, this is out in the open at a [45:38] convenience store with lights [45:39] everywhere. People are at the [45:40] convenience store right now. They got [45:42] surveillance footage, everything. You [45:43] name it. Homeboy was in the car with his [45:45] girl and there was dudes in the car over [45:46] there by the gas pump. They shot over [45:48] 100 times into this car and only hit him [45:50] twice. Thank God. Or he'll be looking [45:52] like Swiss cheese. [45:54] I bet you that these these people had a [45:56] criminal record that were out that was [45:57] out of control. And if they've been [45:59] incarcerated, they wouldn't be here [46:01] right now killing this kid. Roll the [46:03] clip. [46:09] [music] [46:14] They [music] shoot fast. [46:30] [music] [46:32] >> Now, do I feel sorry for this rapper? [46:35] No, I don't. You get what's coming to [46:38] you. And let's keep it real. If you know [46:41] any of his music, and I don't. I just [46:43] looked up his music when I saw he got [46:45] shot. Is that he out here [46:48] making fun of his ops [46:51] you hanging out with their girlfriends [46:52] or something like that? Somebody was [46:54] saying they hanging out with their [46:55] girlfriends or or his sisters and [46:58] he trolling them and doing all this [46:59] stuff and look at what happened to him. [47:00] You live a gangster life, you going to [47:02] die by the gangster life. But still look [47:04] at what's happening in this city. This [47:06] is in broad people getting hit with [47:07] straight bullets and stuff all the time. [47:10] Oh, but we don't need more police. [47:12] That's why they can't find him because [47:14] they didn't shot him up in broad [47:15] daylight like this and there's no cops [47:16] to be found nowhere. [47:19] Let's give another example just real [47:20] quick. We're not going to show the guy [47:22] died because it's gruesome. But um wrote [47:25] a clip [47:27] on live stream on cheap. Well, they say [47:29] they say they heard I was up here so [47:30] they had to open the store back up for [47:32] the kids though. You know what I'm [47:33] saying? I can't be out here without the [47:35] store being open. I need somewhere to [47:37] dunk and hide for comfort. [47:41] Pip it out. [47:43] I slid. So they they pop the stove back [47:45] over for the kid. [47:50] All right. Pause it. Pause it. Pause it. [47:52] Okay. He f to get shot right here. Not [47:55] by that guy in the background. Somebody [47:56] off camera. I think they shoot him and [47:59] the guy standing behind him or [48:00] something. It's two people that got [48:01] killed on this live stream [48:04] standing over him shooting him and all [48:05] these other people. [48:10] Y'all get what I'm saying? You okay? [48:13] Show me a live stream with white people [48:15] doing this. [48:17] Show me a video. I will quit YouTube. [48:21] Show me a video in America where you see [48:25] white people run up on another white [48:26] person at a gas station and shoot a 100 [48:28] rounds from three different people [48:33] killing a artist who's also singing or [48:37] rapping about the people who killed him, [48:41] taunting and doing all this stuff. Show [48:44] me a video and not quit YouTube. [48:47] Matter of fact, let's not even go with [48:49] the violence. We already know it exists. [48:50] And show me a video [48:54] where a white teacher is in the [48:56] classroom with nothing but white kids [49:00] shaking her money maker [49:04] to degenerate music [49:07] built like a Trey Lunch. [49:10] Come on, put it on the screen. [49:13] Roll it. [music] [49:18] >> I'm back. I did it again. [49:23] [music] [49:30] >> Play the next one. [49:33] >> This is a kindergarten teacher who is [49:36] sitting here. Don't worry, I'm let the [49:38] music play, too. It's a kindergarten [49:39] teacher out here doing this in a [49:41] classroom. Got students up on the table [49:44] and then she posted this on social [49:46] media. I want to know how mad you would [49:49] be as a parent. [49:52] >> I'mma I'll shut it down. [49:55] Shut the whole school down. All right, [49:58] go back. I want y'all to listen to the [50:00] music now. You done seen them twerking [50:02] and shaking. Got their kids up on tables [50:04] like this. Listen to the music though. [50:07] Roll it. [music] [50:12] again. [50:13] [music] [50:18] [music] [50:22] >> I'm back on them pills. This is [50:25] suggestive of abusing drugs. So, this [50:28] lady has a Tik Tok video in the [50:31] classroom. Instead of doing her job, she [50:33] got these babies twerk little girls [50:35] twerking on the top of these chairs to a [50:38] song that's talking about abusing drugs. [50:40] And you're telling me that somehow this [50:42] is not infused into the psyche of these [50:45] young people that they grow up and [50:46] participate in this behavior? [50:49] No other culture is doing this, but they [50:51] mad at me for exposing and saying, "I [50:53] work for the white man." Well, now you [50:55] don't have to worry about slavery or Jim [50:57] Crow or the KKK because your own people [51:00] are doing it to your babies. Why can't [51:03] y'all be learning something in school [51:05] instead of tick- tocking twerk songs? [51:07] Why can't y'all tick tock a positive [51:10] song? [51:12] Okay, we know the answer to that. Is [51:15] that the last story of the day? That's [51:18] it. That's my last story, but I'mma [51:19] finish it with this. What time is it? [51:22] What time is it? [51:24] All right, we got I got like five [51:26] minutes left and this is what I want to [51:29] say. I want to say it more often, but I [51:31] but I don't have the time to do it and I [51:33] can't do it every day. [51:36] I I got a message that people were upset [51:40] with me and Andrew's conversation about [51:42] my friendship with Candace Owens. [51:45] Let me just say this for people that, [51:48] you know, I want to be concerned about [51:51] people's thoughts about me, but at the [51:55] end of the day, [51:57] most of y'all who are mad at me are [51:59] hypocrites. [52:01] Because [52:02] whether I'm a friend with a person [52:05] outside of politics [52:09] and I openly express my disagreement [52:12] should be enough for you. But you [52:15] hypocrite you who are so upset with me, [52:20] but yet you still on YouTube because [52:23] last time I checked, Candace was [52:25] becoming rich off of YouTube videos. [52:29] They platform her to say all the stuff [52:31] that you mad at me or you mad of hearing [52:34] from her, but you still participating [52:37] and patronizing YouTube and Instagram [52:39] and all these other platforms, but you [52:41] mad at me. [52:44] You haven't boycotted and stopped doing [52:46] business with these platforms that's [52:48] letting her say all the stuff that she's [52:50] saying. Are you you guys did not get mad [52:53] at Charlie Kirk that was friends with [52:55] her and never said he disavowed his [52:58] friendship with her before he passed [53:00] away and she was most anti-semitic [53:02] person that I've heard on the internet [53:04] before that. Y'all not mad at Turning [53:08] Point USA who has the ability and the [53:11] finances to combat everything she say on [53:13] a day-to-day basis. [53:16] But you want me to do more than others [53:19] who are closer to him is doing. There is [53:22] people who were his best friends, [53:26] some of which I haven't seen come out [53:27] and say nothing about Candace Owens that [53:30] weren't even friends with her. [53:32] I'm I'm I get mad and I'm sick of people [53:35] complaining because at the end of the [53:37] day, I speak out against what's wrong. I [53:41] literally talk about the things that I [53:42] disagree with her forever. Every time I [53:45] get on here, every time somebody asks [53:47] me, I say something. [53:49] You're never going to get me being fake [53:52] and apologize for something that [53:55] I don't believe I'm wrong in. You can't [53:58] tell me who I can be friends with or who [54:00] I should be friends with. partner with [54:02] or whatever the case may be. You cannot [54:04] tell me what I should and should not do, [54:06] especially when you're a hypocrite in [54:07] saying it. [54:09] There's a whole bunch of people in the [54:11] movement that are still friends with [54:12] Candace Hans [54:14] that won't even say nothing about her, [54:16] but y'all still friends with them. Y'all [54:18] still watching their show. Y'all still [54:20] participate in their platform. Sign up [54:22] on their stuff. [54:25] Shut the front door. Let me just say [54:28] this and I and I want to purge. [54:32] If you don't like what I do, you do not [54:35] have to follow me. You do not have to [54:38] support me. [54:41] I gave turn I gave Erica Kirk's family a [54:44] half over almost a half a million [54:46] dollars in support of Charlie Kirk. I [54:49] literally showed up to his hearing and [54:53] spent $15,000 plus dollars to bring my [54:56] team there. I needed security and I sat [54:58] there for 30 hours [55:01] of testimony on my own dime. [55:06] What have you done for Charlie Kirk and [55:08] his family? I literally in the face of [55:12] backlash have stood on 10 toes for [55:15] Charlie Kirk, stood up for Erica Kirk, [55:17] and stood up for Turning Point USA. [55:20] But that's not good enough for you. [55:23] You want me to say I'mma disavow any [55:25] pre-existing friendship that I had with [55:27] people to make you happy. [55:32] Some of y'all don't even don't even [55:33] participate in nothing that I do. You [55:35] watching free content right now and you [55:37] trying to tell me what I should and [55:38] shouldn't do, what relationship I should [55:40] and shouldn't have. You're not me. You [55:42] don't know me. [55:45] Some of y'all house falling down and you [55:46] worry about me being friends with [55:48] somebody. [55:51] you the one that's unfaithful and you [55:53] the one that's disloyal to people where [55:56] when you don't like what they say you [55:58] you unfriend them and you you're not [55:59] their friend no more and all this other [56:01] stuff. That's you, man. You can be how [56:03] you want to be. In my personal opinion, [56:06] the way I look at it is that I'd rather [56:08] be friends with a person and be able to [56:10] be the the the voice in their ear to to [56:13] have some type of change agent in their [56:15] thought process than for me to be a wuss [56:18] and say, "I'm not going to be your [56:19] friend no more." Just like a [56:22] And then what? [56:24] That make you feel good? That make you [56:26] feel good and warm and fuzzy on the [56:28] inside. I say, "I'm not friends with [56:29] this person no more." [56:32] It's a thing that I just And I know some [56:35] people that's in my circle going to be [56:36] mad at me for saying this. They kind of [56:37] told me not to say it like this and to [56:39] be very pe I mean I don't care, man. I [56:42] don't like for people to tell me what I [56:44] should and shouldn't do. [56:47] You can have your opinion. That's fine. [56:48] But when y'all get to trying to tell me [56:50] I don't want to follow you no more. You [56:52] just and you talking about me versus [56:54] Andrew. Dude chain smoking and made his [56:57] living off of trashing women [57:00] and you think he has a point. [57:03] I'm telling I'm going tell you guys [57:04] right now and then I'm done saying this. [57:08] One thing you're going to learn about [57:09] me, if you don't already know, is that [57:12] I'm my own man. [57:14] And I don't do this stuff to kiss your [57:17] butt. [57:19] I stand on what I believe and my own [57:21] convictions. If you don't like those [57:23] convictions, I don't need you to follow [57:25] me. I don't need you to buy from me. I [57:27] don't need you to support my [57:28] subscription program. I don't need you [57:30] to do none of those things. I'm only [57:32] here to present what I believe in my [57:34] heart. And if you are like-minded and [57:36] you can accept what I say, you can [57:38] follow me. Be friends with me, be cool [57:39] with me, is fine. If you don't, you [57:42] don't pay my bills, you're not making [57:44] sure my wife is safe. Some of y'all [57:46] don't participate in my my my print [57:48] shop, you don't buy from me, you don't [57:50] subscribe to me, [57:52] and you want to tell me what I should [57:54] and shouldn't do. You don't have to deal [57:56] with a company full of employees when [57:59] you telling me who I should be doing [58:01] business with when an agreement and a [58:03] contract existed before all of this [58:05] happened. [58:07] But you want to tell me, well, bring [58:09] your narrow butt to my headquarters and [58:13] I want you to look these people in the [58:15] eye who have nothing to do with politics [58:17] and you tell them you are no longer able [58:19] to be employed here. Go home today. [58:23] and you take out of your own pocket to [58:25] pay these people whom I promised the job [58:27] to [58:29] who I provide healthc care insurance for [58:33] who for the last year and a half been [58:35] driving an hour to work every day [58:37] faithful to this job and you want to [58:39] tell me cuz your feelings hurt about [58:42] something somebody you don't know said [58:44] about somebody that didn't know you [58:47] and tell me what I should do. come on [58:49] down there and you tell my employees [58:51] that they can no longer have a job or I [58:53] got to lay them off because you want me [58:56] to be emotional in business, but you [58:58] don't demand that about the same [59:00] companies that you still work with. [59:03] Okay, don't don't play with me. I'm in [59:07] Florida and I'm acting crazy. Don't play [59:09] with me. I just got to get that off my [59:11] chest. Y'all got to be in real life [59:13] sometimes. It's okay to have your [59:16] internet fodder, but there's a there's [59:18] internet and then there's real life. [59:20] There's internet and emotions and then [59:22] there's real consequences to decisions [59:24] in real life that you got to live with [59:25] for the rest of your life. [59:29] This is not a game. This is not your [59:30] relationships that y'all have with your [59:32] boyfriend where you break up and make [59:34] up. When you tell somebody that you've [59:35] been faithful to and that's been [59:36] faithful to you, that's been a part of [59:38] your your uh um your beginning, that's [59:42] been friends with you, been loyal to you [59:43] for so long, and you say we ain't cool [59:46] no more, that's permanent. [59:49] That's not internet. That's permanent. [59:51] So before I make a decision like that [59:52] with anybody that I ever said that I'm [59:54] friends with, Charlie included, [59:58] then I need to make that decision for [60:00] me. And if you can't respect that, don't [60:03] follow me. [60:05] Don't support me. Don't do none of that. [60:07] I don't need you to. [60:09] God bless you. God bless America. I'm [60:11] out of here. [music] [60:21] [music] [60:31] Be tight.
