474 - Erika Kirk, Bonnie Blue & The Brain Rot Slop Factory
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The transcription explores a range of interconnected social and cultural issues, beginning with a light-hearted introduction to Kewpie mayo—a rich, egg-yolk-based condiment beloved for its deep flavor. This shifts into a more serious examination of the murder of Charlie Kirk and the subsequent public reaction, particularly the rise of anti-Semitic rhetoric and online celebrations of his death. The discussion suggests that Kirk may have uncovered internal corruption within Turning Point USA, leading to fear and possibly his demise. This is framed as part of a broader cultural crisis, including the grotesque behavior of figures like Bonnie Blue, whose extreme sexual activities and global notoriety are presented as symptomatic of a disintegrating moral landscape. The conversation also touches on financial fraud involving Somali communities in Minnesota, though no evidence links it to terrorism, highlighting concerns about immigration, integration, and cultural trust. Throughout, the narrative critiques societal expectations—especially in relationships—portraying them as overly idealized and unrealistic. It concludes with a broader condemnation of a culture that prioritizes outrage over empathy, where marginalized groups are scapegoated while deeper societal ills like economic instability, lack of healthcare, and political polarization go unaddressed. The overarching message is one of cultural decay, where public discourse is manipulated by powerful forces, and individuals are left feeling isolated, anxious, and disillusioned.
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So this is Christmas, and you're Barry Wise.
You're talking to Erica Kirk.
Her husband?
My husband lost his life.
So this is Christmas, and you've got the blues.
Because there's all these conspiracies, and they all involve the. Good morning, everyone.
Welcome to the Tim Dillon Show.
Hello, how are we?
Holiday cheer.
Holiday cheer is here.
Is it out yet?
Is the town hall out?
No, I think it comes out Saturday.
Oh, my God.
Barry Wise, friend of the show, will be having a town hall with Erica Kirk
to discuss a tragedy that happened, and that tragedy is the rise of anti-Semitism.
And Barry will cover that with Erica.
She will cover it with her.
She will go,
Now, Erica. Hello, it's Barry Wise.
Welcome to Honestly.
And she'll say,
Erica Kirk is here, and she's been dealing with the trauma that many of us have been dealing with.
And by that, I mean the rise of anti-Semitism.
Erica, how have you been handling the rise in anti-Semitism?
We, of course, kid Barry.
Barry, CEO of CBS.
I sent her a text the other day.
I said, come on the show.
We're the top 30 shows in the country.
Top 25 when we're released on the old Spotify.
No response.
But, of course, the door is always open.
The door is always open.
There's always room at the end.
Let's take a look at this.
This is a preview of the town hall with Barry Wise, Erica Kirk.
Now, obviously, we feel horrible about what happened to. Charlie Kirk, and this is his wife, and this is a horrible thing, and this is. And, you know, we don't know what's going on.
I know Candace.
I'm friendly with Candace.
I think Candace is traumatized.
She lost a very good friend.
And a lot of the circumstances around this thing are weird.
So, I think Candace, whether people feel like she has the smoking gun or not, has unearthed
some weird shit that has gone down with Turning Point USA.
And Erica Kirk kind of fired back at her on Fox, saying,
leave the TPUSA family out of it.
I don't know what I think about all this.
And I'm honest about that.
I don't know enough.
But I'm going to tell you, after we watch this clip, I'm going to tell you maybe what
I think about all this.
I'm going to tell you what I think happened.
And I'm not basing this on any info that I have that anyone else doesn't have, or any
expertise in anything.
I'm going to put out some version of maybe what looks like it could have happened if
it's not what everyone thinks it is, which it could be.
You could have a guy who is dating.
A furry.
And, you know, he was trying to impress the furry.
I don't know.
That's all, you know, it's 2025 here.
Everything's on the table.
You know, I don't know.
But this is really heated up.
So, here is, again, Barry Weiss, friend of the show, talking to Erica Kirk in the CBS
town hall.
Now, by the way.
You got to give it to Barry.
She knows how to get some views because this is the type of stuff they need to do on CBS.
Cut out the 60 minutes, horse shit.
Barry knows how to turn this into a brain rot slop factory quicker than anyone.
And it needs to be done.
The big news as I sit in L.A. right now is Hollywood.
Is it Netflix?
Is it Paramount?
Who will own Warner Brothers?
Who will own the big brain rot slop factory that we all must feed at the trough of the
brain rot slop factory?
Who will own it?
The Saudis?
Who will own the slop factory that you will line up for and like a little piggy that you
are, go and put your face in the trough of brain rot that will be a lot of it.
It will be AI generated and churned out and it will melt the minds of you and your family
and everyone is debating who should own that, whose name should go on the side of that brain
rot slop factory.
But what Barry is going to do here with CBS, which I have to give her credit for and respect
is she's going to really turn this into a brain rot slop factory.
She's going to turn this into some version of Jerry Springer very quickly, very, very
quickly.
Here she is.
Barry West, Erica Kirk, friend of the show, friends of the show.
One of the most alarming things about Charlie's murder was the way that some people in this
country reacted to it.
Yeah.
And not just online.
This was kind of this was an idea that you encountered a lot.
And the idea was this.
They kind of justified it.
They basically said that because Charlie said.
Or believed things that they believed were controversial or even.
Who is doing Barry Weiss's makeup, by the way, an undertaker.
Who is slathering that blush on Barry Weiss's bagel filled cheek?
And I don't say it because she's Jewish.
I say because she eats carbs.
But who is doing that?
I mean, who is slathering on?
That's like my mother used to take lipstick and rub it on her cheeks.
Barry Weiss, everyone friend of the show, Erica Kirk.
Somehow had it coming.
What do you say to people who justified his death?
You're sick.
He's a human being.
You think he deserved that?
Tell that to my three-year-old daughter.
Excuse me.
You want to watch in high res the video of my husband being murdered and laugh and say he deserves it?
There's something very sick in your soul.
By the way, fully agree.
Obviously, I said that.
And I agree.
Anyone celebrating, you know, this guy getting killed.
We said it the day after it happened.
And sick truly is the word.
Keep going.
God saves you.
I pray.
Because that is what is so wrong.
The Internet in this world has dehumanized us.
Barry's like, now next question, Israel.
Barry's like, thank you for that.
Very powerful.
Now, the next question.
Why did we do a ceasefire?
Go and get him.
Well,
obviously,
I'll be watching that because this is very interesting here.
Here's what I will say about this thing, which I don't know much about.
They're now unearthing weird things about the finances of TPUSA.
Charlie Kirk, who I believe was someone who they could not compromise because he was not a drug addict or secretly gay.
He didn't have a gambling problem or whatever.
Which, by the way, a lot of people in politics do.
They can be compromised because they're living some type of double life.
And I don't believe that was the case with him.
I believe there were people around him that that was the case.
And those people were probably either compromised to a degree.
And again, none of this suggests that they killed him.
But this is there's a weird picture emerging with that organization where there are people that Charlie had ordered. ordered an internal audit. of TPUSA going, hey, where's a lot of this money coming from?
Where's it going?
Like, what's happening?
And I think what started to happen was,
I think this is, I'm just going off of nothing here.
And I want to preface what I say.
So when it's reported by like MSNBC or something
to fill their airwaves,
I want to preface and I'm just kind of going over that.
I think it is very possible that Charlie Kirk,
if it wasn't the furry, the lover of the furry,
Tyler Robinson, right?
Isn't that his name?
Yeah.
If it wasn't him.
I think it's very possible that Charlie Kirk
discovered something before he died
and not a lot of people knew about it.
And it was something damning
and it was something that threatened
the existence, not only of that organization,
but of the kind of political infrastructure
that supported that organization.
Meaning the very, some of the very big donors perhaps,
or maybe something in the administration
or some weird connection.
I don't know, but it is possible when I read his text,
from a few days before that event.
And he's talking about, they're going to kill me.
And he's to now, obviously texts are weird
because you don't have context, right?
But when he's talking about, they're going to kill me,
they're attacking me.
He sounded like a guy
who was trying to say something.
And if you read between the lines,
that interview he did with Megyn Kelly,
where he was going, I'm being accused of this.
They're saying I'm being attacked.
I felt like there was something he wasn't saying.
Again, this is all literally based,
this is off a hunch.
This is just a thought experiment.
It's an exercise.
That organization seems like it was being used
by certain people.
In ways that Charlie didn't know about.
And he may or may not have stumbled upon something
that was damning enough
that someone decided that he had to go.
Now, I do not, I do not know
what that could have been
or if he found something out.
It may not have been that.
It may have been a deranged individual with a gun.
There's a lot of those people in America.
I don't know.
But the only reason I say this,
I look at the texts,
I see some of his interviews,
he seemed a little bit,
I don't know if I'd use the word frightened.
He seemed deeply disturbed
by something.
Something at the end of his life
seemed to be disturbing.
Deeply troubling him.
And deeply disturbing him.
I do not, I've never met him.
I know people that knew him.
I don't know anyone that knew him in his final days.
All I'm judging is the texts that are out,
the interviews that he did.
It's not like I'm talking to people that knew him
and have confided in me and said,
no, you're right.
Candace knows people.
She knows all those people.
I don't really know those people.
That's not really my beat.
I don't know those people.
It seems like something was deeply,
he felt unsettled at the end of his life.
Was it only because he was losing donors?
I don't know.
He ran an organization that dealt with donors
being happy or unhappy a lot.
He knew how to deal with donors leaving
or this probably wasn't new for him.
There's no way.
This is the way those super PACs,
political organizations work.
People are always threatening to pull their money.
It seems,
it seems like that alone was not,
yeah, Charlie.
Anyway, I'm not sure if I will live to see
the end of this revolution.
I believe you're the peace God meant to meet
that will finish the fight.
This is from the text from Candace, right?
Since the beginning of TPUSA,
I knew in my gut that I might get wiped out at any time.
I cannot explain it,
but I dream about it all the time,
like all the time.
Anyway, that's a present convo for another time.
Da-da-da-da-da.
Yeah, there's other texts.
There's other things.
You know, he's doing some of these interviews.
So I don't know.
My suspicion, if I was looking at this from,
you know, again, from 30,000,
which I kind of am,
I would say that there's a very good chance
that he ordered that audit because he smelled a rat.
He thought something was going on
and something was wrong.
And that he didn't quite know what was real
and what wasn't and who his friends were
and who weren't his friends.
Because he's using a lot of they and they
and the people out there.
And, you know, I think that doesn't only mean,
by the way, billionaire donors.
It might mean that he was unsure
of certain people in his circle.
He was probably potentially,
he's ordering this audit.
He's, you know, does anything I'm saying sound crazy?
No.
No, you know, because I feel like at the end of his life,
he was on to something.
And I don't know what that was.
He thought he was.
That's why he ordered, I think,
an audit.
A lot of these political people,
I spoke to a very big person today
who used to be in politics on the Democrat side
and knows the very top tier Democrat families in Chicago
and is a very smart person.
And these mega rich families all operate the same way.
And it's,
it's usually like they put their people in power
and those people to some degree are like compromised in some way.
And then the people that aren't compromised,
they try to compromise or they get rid of.
And these are the people that these, you know,
mega powerful dynasties,
they're arranging all of this
so that they have people to go out,
do their bidding without questioning it.
And I was talking to her and she said,
it seems very likely that lots of people in that organization had to be compromised.
And they,
and there was dirt on them and the people knew things about them.
And that was why they had to,
you know,
without any question,
keep performing the tasks and,
you know,
keep,
keep pushing the narrative,
you know,
so I I'm,
I'm going to watch the town hall.
We feel terrible for obviously what happened,
Erica Kirk.
Um,
what she's going through is terrible.
Um,
and again,
I'm looking at it from the outside.
Something smells off to me about it.
That doesn't mean there's something off,
but there's something that feels to me,
uh,
very awful.
And it's very possible that he figured something out at the end and he,
and it terrified him because he went,
Whoa,
what the fuck is happening?
I think it was a ground.
If,
if,
if,
if it was something that he figured out,
I think it was,
it moved the ground under his feet a little bit.
I think he was like,
this is a little crazy and I don't really know what I'm a part of here.
And that's why he ordered the audit.
And he said,
I got to get out of this.
Now he probably confided that in only a few people.
This is what I would think.
I think when something like that happens,
he might've told a few close friends,
his wife,
something like that.
I don't know.
He might've told no one,
but it does feel like at the end of his life,
he was deeply unsettled.
He felt something like this happening.
He felt this inertia,
this weird thing.
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miss rachel they tried to nominate for anti-semitic of the year what a what a mistake what a pr mistake
to nominate miss rachel supposedly she's connected to hamas or something this is so
silly and fucking ridiculous she brought that that little girl on and it was sweet and it was
this poor girl and um you know supposedly she was yeah play this does this look i mean come on
come on let's let's see this
is this what hamas is doing
shall we wake them with a merry two yeah it feels
is this woman like a dangerous woman is that like a dangerous woman
she doesn't seem like it um church nativity scene shows ziptied baby jesus and ice agents
dressed as roman soldiers it is interesting when people do a creative nativity
uh something fun
okay
um
wait is that wait that's jesus uh
ziptied
and then the uh and what are we looking at here and then the the ice agents are the uh
the romans the romans
okay
i wouldn't know what that is if i just saw that
can you close up on the the picture on the bottom there
do they have gas masks on oh yeah i guess okay so they're making a political uh statement there
with a ziptied jesus
but jesus didn't live in america
but here's the thing if jesus was in america illegally
i think he should leave
no i mean if jesus was in america illegally why should why wouldn't jesus come in legally
that's the question i'd have to ask them why would jesus not come in legally why would he come in
illegally
why would jesus not come in illegally
why would jesus not come in illegally
why would jesus not come in illegally
you know like i apparently they're suggesting that jesus
like ice would have ziptied baby jesus um okay i'm not saying i'm not saying they would or
wouldn't have they probably would have but what would jesus be doing in america it didn't even
exist i know the point is that jesus would have been in america illegally
point they're making but if jesus came to america it's a different thing
but he was not in america america didn't exist
and if jesus came here now and he came here illegally
i think it would be a different conversation
and that's all i have to say on it truly
is he i mean you know you got a ziptied baby which is not good
why why would jesus's parents bring him to america illegally
it's crazy what's the point of that
so let me get this straight jesus shows up in america illegally
he's undocumented and then
he's deported
and and we're all supposed to go be upset
just because he's jesus the whole thing's off they came to the country illegally
joseph and mary brought him illegally but if he was born here he'd have birthright citizenship
so they brought him as an infant when he's not even jesus yet
no one really knows he's well i guess they do
i don't why do we want an illegal jesus is their point
that jesus if he comes back is going to come through the immigration system
that might be the point
they might be the point that jesus is going to come through the immigration system
they might be saying jesus is going to come over on an h1b
i think he would just come back because he's like the son of god so he wouldn't need
to come here on an h1b with a bunch of indian people but if he did that'd be fine like if jesus
was like i'm coming to work at spacex with a bunch of indian people cool but have the paperwork
don't be running around i would love to ask these people i'd love to just sit down with them and go
i i understand what you're saying that g like one of the one of the because their point is this some
and i'm we've i've talked endlessly about this ice stuff which i don't i do not like
but their point their point here is that someone getting deported is maybe jesus
that's what they're saying with this
they're saying that someone getting deported it could be jesus
that's a very big claim to make that like someone getting deported might be jesus
now i guess you could say that but it seems i don't know it's a little it's a little uh forward
it's a little forward to just say uh some
somebody might speaking of people who need jesus
this bonnie blue person seems to have the mental issues this is the woman who what did she sleep
with 150 guys in a day i think it was a thousand a thousand guys in a day that doesn't even seem
fun so bonnie blue who seems again even for a porn star seems to be uh unwell
like someone who's yeah what did she do she had sex with 1057 men in 12 hours
in a documentary about her career what kind of documentary is that
she's now facing up to 15 years imprisonment in indonesia and finds up to six billion
rupee what is that thirty dollars oh it's approximately four five hundred and forty
one dollars wow six billion rupiah
is approximately 541 thou that's some exchange rate um a large cache of items including
professional video cameras mountains of contraception contraceptives and erectile
drugs a small blue light pickup truck with the words bonnie blue's bang boss painted across the
front and side in addition to her own instagram account in which she can be seen soliciting
school-aged teenagers over the age of 18 for pornographic activities
received by police in bali following a tip from concerned citizens
i don't understand what this woman is trying to do
let's watch a little bit of this i i'm i'm wondering about her mental state here
i don't think uh and i'm not for one of these people where he's got like ban all porn or
anything i think that porn has had some very negative effects but this woman
i'm gonna say it right now and i and i hope no one takes offense seems to be a little bit of a whore
like just from what i'm it seems a little bit of a whore from what i'm seeing let's take a little
look here bonnie uh blue's bang bus well controversial content creator bonnie blue
has been detained by police in bali over alleged pornographic activities by the way let's stop that
for a minute it's hilarious to call her a controversial content creator i am a controversial
content creator she's a porn star what do you mean a controversial content creator it's so funny the
orwellian speak what do you mean she's banging a thousand guys in 12 hours she's setting up a bus
in bali and telling a bunch of people to climb in and fuck her what do you mean a
controversial content creator what is she piers morgan she's a hooker all right the british
woman was banned from australia and at schoolies celebrations heading instead to indonesia
bonnie blue's sordid adventure to bali has taken a dramatic twist the 26 year old question
questioned by officers at a police station in Kuta.
She was spotted talking to two people, one believed to be a lawyer.
The controversial OnlyFans creator announced her arrival last week.
Hey, boys, those that are going to schoolies and to those that are barely legal,
cannot wait to meet you, and I'm in Bali, so you know exactly what that means.
As schoolies from Australia headed to the island paradise.
Bonnie Blue had earlier been banned from the Gold Coast and then kicked out of Fiji.
She posted herself on social media.
This is, by the way, by the way, I, like, don't follow this woman at all,
so I, like, barely know what's happening with this.
I knew she was, like, a psycho.
She's getting banned from countries for fucking everyone.
She's fucking so many people it's become a national security threat.
She's so much of a whore that we have,
there's a national security threat.
I mean, this is some, I don't under, this isn't sexual liberation.
Whatever this is, is gross.
It's, like, grotesque.
It's not sexual liberation.
It looks terrible.
It is a horrific example of whatever this culture has become,
where this woman is going,
going around the world trying to just, I guess,
have sex with the most people that she can.
It is such an egregious example of, like, what not to do.
And I don't think, I don't think the incel culture is good.
I don't think that's healthy.
I think people need to have sex.
People need to.
I think people need to have, have connections.
This is so, like, it makes your skin crawl.
Whatever this woman is doing, I don't know why she's doing it.
I don't know what she's doing.
I mean, I can't even imagine.
Let's, let's watch a little more of this.
Is she trying to break, is it a Guinness World Record?
Not that it would justify it, but, like, why is this woman doing this?
Is this fun?
It can't be fun.
There's no way.
There's no way this is fun.
All right, let's watch a little more here.
Cruising Bali's nightclub strip.
Hey, parents, remember when I said I was going to pick your sons up?
I wasn't lying.
Travelling in a ute, picking up young men.
Hi, boys.
Local police have confirmed several foreign nationals
are being questioned for working as content creators
allegedly engaging in pornographic activities.
Authorities say they expect to release more information.
This is a new thing.
By the way, this is, like, a new thing.
And this is, like, the marriage of all possible terrible trends.
This woman is, like, invading countries with her pussy
and, like, damaging diplomatic relationships all over the world.
This is, like, what part of globalization is this?
Tom Friedman didn't even know this was possible.
This bitch is out there with her pussy
getting bullied.
This bitch is banned from Australia.
This is the craziest thing I've ever seen.
What trade deal accounts for this bitch's cunt?
Someone needs to put tariffs on this pussy now.
Tariff this bitch's pussy now.
I don't know what's going on.
I was even aware of this.
I didn't know this was, like, a global incident.
That she was fucking her way.
Like, she's truly. Fucking her way.
And now she's. What are they, trying to put her in jail for 15?
Yeah.
She'll fuck everyone there.
She will fuck her way out of jail.
I don't understand.
Is there any more of this, or is that it?
That's it.
Okay.
Well, I was. I mean, egg on my face here.
I was. I was really. Bonnie Blue received multiple warnings before OnlyFans,
permanently banned her.
Wow.
So even they're like, get out of here.
So last week, OnlyFans dramatically announced
that the famous content creator, Bonnie Blue,
was now banned from the platform.
She sat down with the tab to explain step-by-step
exactly how this came about.
In May, when an announcement of a Bonnie Blue UK dogging tour
went viral,
the tab uncovered that the whole thing was a hoax
by a comedy Facebook page.
It was a joke.
The OnlyFans team thought Bonnie Blue was breaching
their guidelines about extreme challenge content.
So she didn't take any action
because she didn't organize this dogging tour.
She believed she hadn't broken the OnlyFans policy.
So this woman's from the UK.
She's a porn star.
And she's doing all these extreme. And is she rich?
I mean, she must have lots of money, yes?
I believe so.
Yes.
So she's doing all these extreme sexual challenges.
She's riding around in a yurt and just with her pussy out.
She should do this in Africa with a bunch of AIDS people.
If you want me to pay,
I want to see you in Sierra Leone with your pussy out
in AIDS town.
I want to see your pussy out in AIDS town.
Interesting.
Interesting.
So she's really. She's really just. Really going hard.
And OnlyFans is banning her.
And she made over $2 million per month from OnlyFans at one point.
Well, she seems really sick.
I didn't realize this was a global problem.
I had heard her name.
And I thought she was like a porn star.
Like, we grew up with porn stars.
And you would hear their name, Lisa Ann, whatever.
But Chasey Lane was an old one.
But you wouldn't. You know, this idea that they would be like getting banned from countries
is not something that. is not something that I was prepared for.
But we wish her well.
You know, we wish her the best.
We think she has lots of problems.
And it seems to only be. We'll only get worse.
Her inability to pivot.
At a certain point in your career, you got to pivot.
And Bonnie Blue, I think, has to pivot now.
Because they want her for 15 years in an Indonesian prison.
When your pussy puts you in an Indonesian prison for 15 years,
you got to think to yourself, there's got to be a pivot here.
There's got to be another one.
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A lot of people are now on these GLP-1s,
and we have a great article here,
7 Tips to Enjoy the Holidays on the GLP-1s.
Because fatty boom baddies are out there,
and many of them are on the shot.
And they're trying to figure out how they can live
at the holidays on the shot.
So here's my favorite thing.
This is like an alcoholic when they talk about this.
Adjust expectations and have a plan.
So if you're going to Christmas on Ozempic,
you've got to have a plan.
Because here's the thing.
If you go nuts with the Ozempic and then the food,
something happens.
But it's not.
It's not good.
I don't know what it is.
You start shitting everywhere or you explode.
There's a thing.
If you're on the shot and you eat too much,
you get sick.
It's part of why the shot works.
So adjust expectations and have a plan.
Before you attend a holiday gathering,
consider your own expectations.
You may associate certain get-togethers or parties
with the food traditionally shared there,
but it can help to consider all the reasons you're excited
for the event.
you get to meet your new niece or see a friend you haven't seen in a long time. So basically,
Step one, I'm going to simplify all these steps
Step one
Is just
Be a person, not a pig
That's step one
Now most people aren't
Super excited, a lot of people are not really
Super excited to see family
And food is a big part of it
And getting into a food coma
And kind of sitting on the couch
Is sort of a big thing
But step one there is they go
Be a person, not a pig
Talk to your niece
Don't just fucking ogle the fucking
You know, I don't know, string bean casserole
Don't skip meals or your medication
You may be tempted to skip breakfast
You can eat more at a holiday lunch or go all day
Without eating so you can load up at a holiday party
So here's the
Here's step two
Step two is basically saying
I know
I know what you're
What you think you're going to do
But you're not going to do that
You hear me? Oink, oink, pig
Pig
That's step two
Oink, oink
Because you go, well, I'll just
I'll just have a coffee in the morning
And I'll oink, oink, oink
And I'll skip that
So that by the time
I go to my Christmas dinner
I can just kill myself
That's probably what you're thinking
You go, well, I'll just show up
Ravenous
And I'll kill myself
At the house with food
Oink, oink, piggy
That's not the way it works
Rule three
Think about the structure of your plate
When it comes time for a meal or a buffet line
Consider the composition of your plate
On a typical day
Half your plate should be non-starchy vegetables
A quarter of your plate should be lean protein
And the other quarter
Should be whole grains or starches
Of course, at meal holiday gatherings
The vegetables might come in creams, gravies, or butter
And a lot of the offerings will be starches
Do the best you can
Focus on these small
Portions so you can help
Enjoy your traditional favorites
Okay, so
Think about the structure of your plate
Ready? Let me break down this rule for you
Okay?
Okay, it's a plate
Not a trough, you pig
Do you understand that?
A plate is for food
It's not a trough
Don't pile things so high
On your plate
That it's hard to get them back to the table
Get one plate
And arrange it with different
Food groups and then eat it like a human being
Oink, oink, pig
You understand that, piggy?
Oink, oink?
Okay?
Don't treat it like a trough where there's feed
Where there's bags of feed
And you're an animal
And that's how you eat
Four, know which food
Will cause
Um, side effects
And that's also five
Four and five are the same one
Know which foods will cause you to eat them
Will cause side effects
Okay?
Basically like
You can't eat anything you want anymore
You pig
This is rules four and five
Certain things you eat
Are going to make you shit
And people don't want that
No one wants you talking about
Here's the other thing
If you're on one of these things
And they're good, I have many friends
I try to, I hated the constipation
I didn't like, there's a lot of things I didn't like about it
But they're getting better
And I might get another one
There's one my doctor told me about
It's not the moon jar, it's called the fentanyl
But the
This thing is like
No one wants to hear about the fact
That you're on these things
It's disgusting
It's disgusting
Can I talk to all of you at the holiday
Don't talk about
That you have to shoot
Now I'm not against it
I tried, I didn't love it, I tried it
I'm not against you doing it
I think it's good
Do not tell people at the holidays
About your journey
With this drug
Everyone's on it, everyone in LA, everyone in DC
High up people, a lot of people are on it
But here's the deal
No one wants to hear about your
Your bowel movement
Nobody wants to hear about your
Your
Nobody wants
Nobody wants you at the table going
It takes less time for the food to move
Through the small intestine
So I feel full
It's disgusting
It's disgusting
Don't take your shot in front of people
It's nothing to be proud of
Hey, piggy, piggy, piggy poo
It ain't nothing to be proud of
Do it
And have it work
It is nothing to be proud of
Do not grab your stomach
And inject yourself in front of the children
Do not inject yourself
In front of the children
Here's another rule
The alcohol will probably hit you
A little harder than you're used to
Because of the way medications slow down
Your gastrointestinal system
Especially if you've been drinking less
Savor your drink with small sips
Hey, you lush
Calm down
Calm down
You're gonna get
Drunk
Now, number six
Don't neglect other healthy habits
By the way, of which there are none
Of which there are none
What habits?
Don't neglect
Make sure you're getting regular exercise
And quality sleep
During the busy holiday season
That's great
Number seven
This is my favorite
Rule of all the rules
Okay?
Because they know what it is
Give yourself grace
If things don't go according to plan
Then return to the routine
Here's what rule number seven says
You're a pig
And you're going to behave like a pig
And you're going to behave like a pig
And you're going to shit yourself
Or vomit
Or do something
Do it in your car
Do it in your house
You're going to disgrace yourself
But it's okay
Give yourself grace
Say, I went to the bathroom
To vomit up the food
Because I couldn't stop
I couldn't stop
And give yourself grace
Say, it's Christmas
And I'm gonna go to the bathroom
And I had an excuse
Because I was eating
And eating
And eating
And I felt like I was gonna pop
And I went to the bathroom
And I started vomiting
All over someone's house
And then give yourself grace
Change your shirt
Ask someone if they have an extra shirt
Say that you're on the shot
Say you're on Ozempic
And you couldn't stop eating
And you vomited all over their bathroom
Because you
Even though you're on the shot
You said
This was my night
To get really nasty with it
So
You did it
You did it
Because that's the only rule that matters
Is rule seven
Because there go all the other rules
You go, it's not gonna work
You're gonna go and do something
Disgusting
So just give yourself grace
Don't
When you're in the car on the way home
And you say, I felt bad
I shit all over the floor
You want to
Remember
This is okay
It's all fine
You'll get them next time
You'll get them next
Next time you'll go to a holiday
And you'll learn how to
You'll learn how to eat like a person
Next time
Next time
So those are the rules
And again, I hope to God
That you follow these rules
Young people now experiencing a relationship killer
The swag gap
The swag gap
Or dressing different than your partner
The swag gap
Dylan, of course, has meticulously curated his statement
Look for a recent date at a bar in Houston
He arrived wearing a thrifted orange zip-up hoodie
A camouflage cropped tee
And bootcut jeans
An aesthetic designed to complement the venue's Latin and jazz scene
His date
Whom he'd been seeing for a couple of months
Showed up in black Lululemon leggings
An oversized gray sweatshirt
And dirty Nike Air Forces
The casual chic look didn't go over well with S-Course
Who said the outfit didn't match the vibe of the bar
And took her choice of clothing as a personal slight
Well, he's also having sex with men
I mean, that's
What is this?
Yeah, he was mad at her because he wanted to get pounded out
Somewhere else
You want to look good for the person you're with
Not throw on pajama pants and Crocs
Said S-Course
A 20-year-old student at the University of Houston
It felt like a smack in the face
Close-up on him and his outfit
This looks terrible
He's judging someone?
What is this?
Iterations of the swag gap
Here, go down
Iterations of the swag gap
Have plagued couples for centuries
Cavemen and women
Probably wrestle with style imbalances
But Gen Z is putting its own stamp on it
Turning an age-old relationship strain
Into an instantly diagnosable flaw
Yeah, you know what, guys?
Every time I try to have a little hope for Gen Z
And I say something good about them
Something like this happens
You're lucky to be alive
That's all I have to tell these people
You are lucky to be alive
You are lucky to have anyone that can stand you.
You're lucky to have anyone that can stand to be in a room with you, okay?
I mean, this is like, anybody focusing on this, I mean, just wait.
Your life's going to get so much worse.
Truly, if this is a thing, now I know, I know people that, you know,
I know certain couples where one of them's a bum.
We all know, that's what older people realize.
We all know couples where one of them is a bum.
And there's something else that makes it work.
You know?
I mean, like, Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco, he's like the most famous bum
who really snagged this hot bitch, and he, you know, is like,
I mean, the guy's like, you know, kind of an unremarkable guy, to say nicely.
But here's the thing.
We all know that.
This is the way relationships are.
This is like, people, younger people don't understand.
They think the world is an algorithm, but it's not.
And you're not necessarily going to end up with somebody.
Just be happy your husband isn't a pedophile.
You know what I mean?
Just be happy your husband's computer is not being taken out of the house by the FBI.
So what?
Let him wear sweatpants.
Stop.
Stop.
My friend is in Long Island.
Some woman married a guy on his block.
That guy was taken away for sex trafficking, I swear to God.
They had all planned a block party.
The whole block did a block party that summer.
The guy somehow sent an email in prison because he was still on the email chain,
and he goes, I find it pretty disappointing how nobody stood up and defended me.
The guy went away for CP.
Went away for, like, CP, like child porn and trafficking,
and, like,
literally, like, he was, like, emailing the people on the Long Island email chain,
like, hey, guys, literally under who's bringing the potato salad,
this guy goes, hey, it's a little crazy that nobody's really defending me here.
But that woman thought she had a normal husband,
and the FBI came in and took him out of the house.
Just be happy.
You know, this whole thing that your fucking husband doesn't have the same fucking boots as you,
you have no idea what's coming your way.
If this is the shit Gen Z's worried about,
you have no goddamn idea what's coming your way.
You have no goddamn idea what's coming your way.
People that have secret families, people that just cheat on you,
people that'll steal your money.
I have friends, people have stolen their money.
Their husband or wife has literally stolen from them.
Stolen their money.
And these people are worried about this bitch got a crop top and he's got this.
Listen, you don't know what's coming.
You don't know the hell that's coming.
Be grateful.
If your biggest issue with your partner is that they don't dress great,
you know, they're hygienic, they're human, but they just, they're not stylish.
If that's your biggest issue, you're doing good.
You know, the problem I think with a lot of younger people right now,
now that I'm fucking doing a whole episode where I sound like a fucking unk,
I know all the lingo.
I know all the goddamn lingo, folks.
Okay?
I know all the lingo.
It doesn't make me crash out.
But what I will tell you is this.
People want too much out of life.
They want too much out of life.
They want everything to fit neatly together and it doesn't.
And I don't know what that's about.
The expectations these people have for life are way too fucking high.
Way too high.
Get healthcare.
Get a house.
You know, this idea that everything in your life is going to be perfect
or you're going to live in an idyllic wonderland
and that your husband or wife or girlfriend or boyfriend
is going to have the fucking exact style you want them to
and they compliment every room and they turn heads and everything.
Get that shit out of your head.
Your expectations for life are too high.
I'm telling you, it's turning people into. It's turning people into. Monsters.
Because they hyperanalyze every single thing.
Ooh, these icks.
This one's got an ick and this one's got an ick.
I don't like this.
I don't like. Oh, you fucking. I went on a date today.
I had a nice little date with somebody in med school
at a restaurant in Beverly Hills.
And I realized I had nose hair coming out of my nose.
It was gross.
You know, but here's the reality.
I'm rich.
So, just cheat on me.
If you. Just be in a relationship with me
and just cheat on me with other people.
I'm not going to care that much.
It's not going to bother me that much.
I've got other shit to do.
You know?
I was invited to the Vance Christmas party.
I'm not going, but I was invited.
So, here's my point.
Yes, I want one of those little scissors to cut the nose hair.
I want that little scissor.
My grandmother had it.
I don't know where. I think I've asked you to get it for me.
No one's gotten it for me.
The point is this.
I could have canceled the date
because I had a thing of nose hair coming out of my nose,
but you know what it is, folks?
Here's. Life is not going to be what you think it is.
It's certainly not going to be perfect.
You need to adjust your expectations down.
Down.
Down.
If you're talking about any of this crap,
you know why Benny Blanco, this bridge troll,
got this fake Hispanic woman?
She's not. I don't think she even can say words in Spanish,
but here's. Here's the point.
He got her because he realizes that, you know,
it's all for the taking out there.
It's about confidence or whatever.
I don't know.
Watch Andrew Huberman if you want that shit.
The point is this.
I like him.
I'm not. I'm just saying, you know, water and sun or whatever.
Walk up a hill.
Here's the point.
Don't get too down on yourself.
You know, you're a bum.
That's fine.
There's a lot of bums out there.
Somebody's a fall in love with a bum.
The expectations that people have for life,
people are becoming sterile,
clinical,
sexless,
angry people.
They're becoming the robots that they so fear
because they're demanding. It's this weird. They look and they watch porn all day
and they watch Bonnie Blue fuck, you know,
500 fishermen in a van or whatever the hell she's doing
and they lose sight of the fact that
life is not supposed to look
and feel
like an airbrushed fucking Instagram selfie.
Life is messy and gross
and pointless in many cases
and I think there's a very big point to it
but I mean, a lot of the things you do are pointless.
Oh, look, I got a shirt
and it's the fashionable shirt
and I'm going to put it on.
It's pointless.
It doesn't involve you spiritually,
financially, socially.
It hurts you in many of those ways.
You're wrong and I'm right.
Watch someone else if you disagree.
I'm fully right.
Fully right.
Not everyone's going to be me with a style.
I have a designer.
I come in here.
I'm designed impeccably.
I'm a polo.
I'm impeccably designed
but a lot of people are not going to have that
so there's going to be a lot of people that are angry.
This is Troy Millings from Earn Your Leisure.
That's X-E-R-O.
What's going on with these Somalis in Minnesota?
You know, I have friends from Minnesota.
A lot of people that do comedy are from Minnesota
and they're all very wayfish,
twink-like,
straight,
but
weird,
pale people
and you kind of see their hearts beating
and the blood going up
and down their veins.
Many of them are bald,
young and bald,
but they love Somalis
because they all play soccer together
and they kind of live in this frozen hell.
But,
and I don't care about,
I have no beef with Somalis.
That Black Hawk Down was a good movie,
but here's what I'm saying.
I enjoyed that
and I think that's where that is.
But here's the point.
The Somalis stole a bunch of money,
I think,
from the Pancake House
in Minnesota.
And they sent it to Somalia
to do what?
Some kind of war?
I'm trying to get the specifics on this.
So Somalis are in Minnesota.
By the way,
you can have it.
You've conquered it.
It's yours.
But,
I get it.
You know,
there's fraud going on, right?
They've discovered fraud.
The Somalis,
not all of them,
but some of them.
Ilhan Omar is there.
He's there.
Maine's Medicaid program
bilked out of millions of dollars
in Somali fraud whistleblower.
But this is Maine.
Medicare fraud's like an old school thing
that a lot of different groups of people have done.
And
the worry,
here's the worry,
is that
people
who are
coming to America now
at a time
when America's
because not so hot, not doing so great.
economically, or any other way.
It doesn't seem like a healthy culture
when this poor guy Charlie Kirk gets shot
and then people are dancing and celebrating it on TikTok.
It seems like an unhealthy culture.
And there's other instances of that,
the other side, politically, by the way.
It doesn't seem like a healthy culture
where we are insanely divided.
But all these people are coming over
and they're here
and some of them are going to,
because they are organized to a certain degree,
like many people in the past were organized,
they're going to engage in criminal activity.
And Medicare fraud is one of the things that people do.
And I just think,
you know, fraud in Minnesota,
detailing the nearly $1 billion in schemes.
Okay, make this.
While fraud in Minnesota has been covered for years by Fox
and has been gaining national attention recently,
$300 million from Feeding Our Future,
the possibility of nearly $220 million in autism program fraud
and $302 million from the housing stabilization program
adds up to $822 million in fraud from the Minnesota services.
Fraud in Minnesota has led to attacks
by Trump on the Somali community, whatever.
The story of fraud in Minnesota gained national attention
after an article was published citing anonymous sources
claiming money from these fraud cases
was being used to protect the people of Minnesota.
And the story of fraud in Minnesota
was being used to protect the people of Minnesota.
It was being funneled to terrorist organization Al-Shabaab.
Friend of the show, Al-Shabaab.
Al-Shabaab is a militant wing
of the Somali Council of Islamic Courts
that took over most of southern Somalia in 2006.
As of this publishing,
nobody has been able to provide evidence
that any money from these fraud cases in Minnesota
has gone to fund terrorism in Somalia.
Ilhan Omar told one reporter,
if there was a linkage in the money
that they have stolen going to terrorism,
then that is a failure of the FBI and our court system.
In not figuring that out.
Rep Omar added that she's pretty confident
any link to Minnesota fraud dollars and terrorism
is a false claim.
So here's the deal.
If you come here to America
from a culture that is radically different,
like Somalia,
I'm sure there's lots of people
that are lovely and great.
And there are people that, you know,
are not going to vote for you.
There are people that are not going to vibe
with the American culture.
And some of them will see it as an opportunity
to steal money if they can
and send it back to a place they care about,
which would be Somalia.
This is not all people, obviously.
But it could be enough people
where you might start to look at
the amount of people coming into an area
that are not going to vote for you.
And you're going to see a lot of people
that are not going to vote for you.
Gaining political power,
these types of schemes being exposed.
And again, I'm not saying
that this is even fully fleshed out,
but I'm sure there's more here.
There's something here, I imagine.
There's smoke, there seems to be fire.
And by the way, Russians have done this.
Lots of people have engaged in Medicare fraud
and Medicaid fraud.
This is not something new.
But this does speak to the issue of like,
is it wise to import millions of people
from certain countries
during this period in our history?
We owe $37 trillion in debt.
Unemployment is high.
The economy is not good.
AI is around the corner.
Robotics are around the corner.
I don't understand why any discussion
about limiting immigration
becomes that you're Hitler.
It doesn't make any sense to me
unless you wanted to bring in
all these different types of people
that have no loyalty to each other at all
so that when those people got replaced by machines,
it wouldn't be,
that big of a deal.
That would make sense.
If you wanted a culture of people
that really didn't share that much
and viewed each other with suspicion,
and then you wanted to control that group of people
with AI, perhaps,
then I might understand
why you would just keep bringing people in.
So I just, again,
I'm always confused by people.
I talk to people.
I mean, my friend went to Thanksgiving with his family.
The husband and the wife are there.
They make decent money.
They do not own anything in New York City.
They live in Brooklyn.
They rent.
It's fine.
It's not great.
They're not thrilled.
They have money,
but they're not over-the-top money.
The wife is screaming and yelling about
how could anyone think immigration is,
any type of problem.
Again,
you know,
I can't,
I can't tell anyone
how to feel about anything.
It's not why I exist.
It's not what I'm trying to do.
But it would,
it's just logical to me
that if you look around at a country
that isn't thriving
and it isn't doing great,
and this pathology,
it seems like a pathology
that I first encountered,
you know, I've encountered it many times,
but when I was sitting there with my aunt
and she said,
well, if you get rid of immigration,
who's going to be your doctor?
And I went, what?
And she goes, well, my doctor's from Pakistan.
And I go,
why aren't we training people in America
to be doctors?
And she said, well, nobody,
I was a teacher
and nobody wants to do their homework.
Pakistan is kind of
a profoundly dysfunctional culture.
Like we would look at it
from the Western standpoint.
People have less rights,
kind of corrupt.
I'm not shitting on Pakistan.
I'm sure there's a lot of things
in Pakistan that are great,
but you know,
it was the butt of a lot of jokes
for many, many years.
Pakistan, I'll go live in Pakistan.
The idea that we're,
we're sourcing our doctors from Pakistan
and not America's crazy.
And the idea that you don't think
that's any kind
of problem feels
like a pathology to me.
It's white guilt on a crazy level.
The idea that you could just sit there
and go,
we should be bringing in Chinese,
Indian, Pakistani people
to do our engineering jobs
and fuck people
that live in rural Pennsylvania.
Let them go dive on fentanyl.
We don't care about those people.
The idea that,
and it's Elon Musk doing it,
by the way,
it's a lot of the tech people,
you know,
and then he can't do anything.
He could let you say the N word
on Twitter or whatever.
If that, if the, you know,
but I'm sure you'd rather healthcare
and you'd rather your kids
maybe have a job
at one of his fucking factories.
So I just don't understand
why Americans at one point
were convinced
that they didn't have
any type of
claim
on their country,
the jobs on a share
of the economic pie
and that all of that
made them some type of racist
or ethnocentrist
or somebody that would,
is the goal here
that Americans should compete
with the entire world for jobs?
Is that the point?
Is the point that Americans
should compete with people
from all over the world?
For jobs in their own country?
That's one of the most psychotic things
I've ever heard.
And it would only make sense
if you were part of the asset owning class
that owned all of the things
that are serviced
by people that you are paying
a lot less money to.
You might like a maid
from Venezuela
because she can't understand
the phone call you had
when you're cheating on your wife
and you pay her a lot less money.
And she's not going to sue you.
And you might want people
to work in a factory
who are undocumented
because they don't have any rights.
And you could pay them
a lot less money.
And you might want to bring in
Indians and Chinese over.
And again, this is not saying
anything bad about Venezuelans
or Indians or Chinese people.
But you might want to bring
Indians and Chinese people over
if those people
had a lot less bargaining power
and were very happy to be here
and would work long hours
and would be thrilled.
And then while they're here,
some of them inevitably,
especially a lot of the Chinese students
will engage
and the workers
in some form of corporate espionage
and it'll all go back to China.
And this leaves
every middle-income person
that people supposedly care about
this idea of like the guy
with the wife and the kid
who supposedly is the focal point
of every policy
is not at all
who these people think about at all.
They don't even pretend to.
They only get worked up
if Somalis are being unfairly maligned for a fraud scheme.
And I'm not saying that every Somali is guilty of the fraud, obviously.
But people don't get angry about anything
unless they feel like some group that needs to be protected is suffering.
But they don't seem to give a shit about anything else.
There's no rage at the lack of health care.
The retirement, the schooling, the crime.
You don't see that.
The condition of the cities, the fentanyl on the streets that's killing people,
people ODing, you're walking your kids to school, they're dying on the street.
There doesn't seem to be rage about that.
There's rage that Donald Trump said some things that were unkind about the Somali community.
Which, by the way, here's the deal.
He said a lot of unkind things about a lot of people.
Who cares?
I don't think it's a big deal at this point.
He's a little uncouth.
I think what's more of a big deal is the fact that we're being fed into a shredder,
quite obviously, by very wealthy, powerful people.
And nobody can say to ourselves, wait a minute, we have to be a country.
Doesn't mean we're a white country.
Doesn't mean we're all Christian.
Doesn't mean that we're all, you know, whatever.
But it does mean that citizens in America need some claim to their country.
They need to understand that they are going to get some type of care.
And that you, when you show up and you've been in a place for a few years
and you engage in a Medicare fraud scheme,
and you see that there's hundreds of millions of dollars,
people are going to react to that.
And people are going to question whether it's a good idea that you're here.
Or whether your values culturally align with the values of the United States.
I don't know what the average Somali believes.
I imagine it's somewhat different from the average lesbian art teacher in Vermont.
It's a guess.
I'm just guessing.
But apparently that's all supposed to like work out.
That's all going to be like great.
And nobody should question any of that, by the way.
And it's all working out very well in London.
You can see how well it's working out.
You can see how well it's working out all over Europe.
And this idea that if you mention this at all, if you bring this up,
if you want to engage with this, you're a Nazi, a racist, you're a psychopath.
I'm telling you right now, it will make people those things.
It will make them actual Nazis.
It will make them actual racists.
It will make them actual psychopaths who are paranoid and on the internet.
So at the end of the day, if you want that,
you will keep doing the things you do so much.
You know, it became obvious when the gender madness was being pushed in schools
that there was going to be a backlash.
And if you were a gay person who spoke out, which I did, by the way, a lot,
and said seven-year-olds choosing their gender is psychotic
and this is going to ruin people's lives
and it's going to cause a massive blowback against gay people.
And trans people, trans adults, trans whoever, anybody, children.
I was right.
All my friends in Hollywood were wrong.
Okay?
When I told people flooding the country with low-wage workers
and the H-1B, you know, you have people coming in here going to college.
Americans can't go to college.
And they're getting jobs at law firms and tech firms.
And our own people are starving on the street.
That's going to radicalize people.
I was right.
My friends were wrong.
You know, I mean, this is, you can see this coming
from miles and miles away.
Pam Bondi is now compiling a list of extremists.
That's good news, huh?
The target is those expressing opposition to law and immigration enforcement extremism.
Extreme views in favor of mass migration and open borders,
adherence to radical gender ideology,
as well as anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Christianity.
All of these things, by the way, can mean a million things.
Can mean a million things, by the way.
I guarantee you.
You criticize Israel, you'll be in that bucket.
You criticize the administration too heavily, you'll be in that bucket.
I wonder, you know, wait till the tech people grab a hold of that.
All of this stuff.
Anytime the FBI is making a list of, and by the way, you're allowed to not like ICE.
You know, I don't think you should be attacking federal employees violently.
You're allowed to not like anything.
It's America.
So anytime the feds are making a list of anyone,
anyone celebrating the feds making a list, it's coming back.
It's going to come back to bite you.
All the things I just talked about, it's coming back.
It's going to come back to bite you, obviously.
And that's why.
You know, it's like incumbent upon people to defend people they disagree with from time to time.
Because we're not, we should never really be selling each other out to the feds.
It's rat shit.
You know?
So it's going to be interesting to see, again, what went on with this.
I don't know why the Smollies took the money from the Pancake House.
I don't have enough information.
Maybe they didn't.
It seems like they did.
It seems like something went on.
By the way, they wouldn't be the first.
They're not going to be the last.
Why doesn't Barry Weiss do a town hall in Minnesota with a couple of Smollies at the Pancake House?
This is what Barry should be doing.
Will Paramount acquire Warner Brothers?
Go to calchi.com.
The betting odds on that.
Now, I think Netflix offered, what, $96 billion?
I think Paramount came in with $108.
Who will run the brain rot slop factory?
Who will run it?
Who will run this brain rot slop factory?
You can't tell me one damn thing you watch that you give a shit about.
We are killing the things that made us good.
You know, I watched The Sopranos, the pilot.
I made my producer watch the pilot of The Sopranos.
Wow.
Wow, how far we have fallen.
I mean, there's great shows here and there, you know?
But art is what made people be able to experience life without completely going insane.
So the idea that you had great art that wasn't explicitly political,
that allowed people to kind of understand the human experience on deeper levels,
made people have better lives and not go insane.
And when we turn everything into the brain rot AI slop factory,
okay, you're going to, yeah, what is Italian brain rot?
Can you play some of it?
Yeah.
Play some of this.
And I love ballerina cappuccino.
Me, me, me, me, I'm ballerina cappuccino.
Well, this I like, actually.
This is actually good.
From The Sopranos to that, here's, here, what is that supposed to teach you?
That's the question.
What are you supposed to learn from that?
What are you supposed to take away from that?
What are you supposed, what epiphany are you supposed to have?
What realizations about the human condition are you supposed to have from that?
Play this.
Let's listen a little bit to this music.
Yeah, great.
This is great.
That's what the kids are watching, huh?
Well, I don't know.
I hope, I hope, I hope the company I like gets the slop factory.
I hope the logo I like gets the slop factory.
So what?
Well, the Ellis's are coming in.
So what?
They own everything.
They own reality.
So what?
One family of psychos has to own reality.
Let it be them.
And I hope someone clips that and sends it to them.
Where's my money?
But I'm just saying, folks, this affects more than you think.
The idea that we can barely produce anything watchable anymore.
The idea that we can produce, like we can't produce anything watchable.
And your kids are watching garbage and you're watching garbage.
And every show now is like some really retarded thing that has,
it's just violence and sex for no reason.
There was a murder committed in a suburban fucking, you know,
gated community.
And it's, you know, nothing is stylized.
Nothing is, is inspiring.
He's. is crap. It's
second screen. You
watch something while something else
is in the background while you're
on the phone trying to get the insurance to cover
your Mojaro. Whatever
you're doing, but
it's a facet
of life that if you kill it,
if you kill art,
if you destroy it,
if you make it algorithmic
sludge, it's going
to turn people
into monsters.
Because they're not going to be able to explore
their own humanity.
They're going to become programmed
like
creatures.
That's not what you want. You want somebody
to watch something and be affected
by it. No matter what it
is. So if you lose
that, if you completely lose
that ability to make really
good things,
you're going to lose a lot more than you think.
It's not just a question of
does Netflix own it, does Paramount
own it, does Nestle own it,
do the Saudis own it, do the
Bin Ladens own it? Who
cares? It really
is a total
cultural coup
where human beings
are going to be replaced
by these
algorithms that just shovel
shit into the heads
of you and your family
until you all have
no fucking
I'm even forgetting what I'm saying.
No fucking
attention span.
See, it's even affecting me.
The brain rot is just
you have no attention span.
You're completely
incapable of handling
an hour, a two hour
thing without
I'm telling you it affects
more than you think
it's easy to just write it off, say who cares
who cares, who cares, but the
inability
to process
something that is good
is going to deeply
if people
you know, people need
to see themselves
on screen
a little bit, they need to see
not always
not all the time
not in
some paint by numbers
way where they're like, let's make the coal miner
trans. I mean, like
people need to see human beings
and in
recognizable human situations
and they need that
if it is lost
and I fear it will be lost
and I feel like we're in the final stages
of it now. If that
is lost and all the expressions
of what you see
are tech driven, AI driven
people
and it's already started to happening
are going to fundamentally change
truly.
So
I'm hoping
that the company that I like
gets to slop
factory. I won't say which one it is
but it's the one that's given me like the comedy
specials.
The other one doesn't really fuck with me.
The other one has chosen Barry Weiss.
Barry Weiss. Over me?
Imagine if I was doing that town hall
how much more entertaining it would have been.
How much better it would have been.
I just can't wait for her to inevitably go.
Now Erica, that was such
a beautiful thing you said about Charlie.
Let's do a quick pivot.
Shall we? What do you think about me?
I'm pretty cool.
I'm pretty cool.
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Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Kewpie mayo is distinct from traditional mayonnaise due to its use of only egg yolks, giving it a richer, buttery, umami flavor that has gained popularity among chefs and consumers.
The rise of anti-Semitism and the tragic death of Charlie Kirk have sparked public outrage and a deep sense of trauma, with figures like Barry Wise and Erica Kirk addressing the incident and its online backlash.
There are growing concerns that Charlie Kirk may have uncovered internal financial wrongdoing within Turning Point USA, prompting speculation that he was targeted for threatening the organization’s operations or its donors.
His final texts and interviews suggest he was deeply unsettled, possibly fearing for his safety, which led him to order an internal audit—indicating he may have discovered damaging information.
The broader cultural discourse highlights alarming trends, such as the normalization of anti-Semitic sentiment, online celebration of violence, and the exploitation of marginalized identities for political gain.
The case of Bonnie Blue, a pornographic content creator banned from multiple countries and facing imprisonment, is cited as a disturbing example of extreme behavior and the degradation of public discourse.
Financial fraud involving Somali communities in Minnesota is raised as a concern, though no direct link to terrorism has been proven, sparking debates about immigration, cultural integration, and national security.
The overall tone of the discussion emphasizes societal dysfunction, including unrealistic expectations in relationships, rising political polarization, and a crisis of trust in institutions and public narratives.
Summary:
The transcription explores a range of interconnected social and cultural issues, beginning with a light-hearted introduction to Kewpie mayo—a rich, egg-yolk-based condiment beloved for its deep flavor. This shifts into a more serious examination of the murder of Charlie Kirk and the subsequent public reaction, particularly the rise of anti-Semitic rhetoric and online celebrations of his death. The discussion suggests that Kirk may have uncovered internal corruption within Turning Point USA, leading to fear and possibly his demise.
This is framed as part of a broader cultural crisis, including the grotesque behavior of figures like Bonnie Blue, whose extreme sexual activities and global notoriety are presented as symptomatic of a disintegrating moral landscape. The conversation also touches on financial fraud involving Somali communities in Minnesota, though no evidence links it to terrorism, highlighting concerns about immigration, integration, and cultural trust. Throughout, the narrative critiques societal expectations—especially in relationships—portraying them as overly idealized and unrealistic.
It concludes with a broader condemnation of a culture that prioritizes outrage over empathy, where marginalized groups are scapegoated while deeper societal ills like economic instability, lack of healthcare, and political polarization go unaddressed. The overarching message is one of cultural decay, where public discourse is manipulated by powerful forces, and individuals are left feeling isolated, anxious, and disillusioned.
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Kewpie mayo is a Japanese-style mayonnaise made only with egg yolks, giving it a rich, buttery, and umami flavor. It's smoother and deeper than traditional mayonnaise, which is why many people find it irresistible and start using it on sandwiches, fries, burgers, and in restaurants.
Unlike regular mayonnaise that uses whole eggs, Kewpie mayo uses only egg yolks, resulting in a richer, smoother, and more buttery texture with a distinct umami flavor. This makes it stand out in taste and mouthfeel.
Kewpie mayo originated in Japan as the original Japanese mayonnaise. It gained global popularity and is widely recognized by its red cap and the image of a baby on the bottle.
The town hall discusses the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk, the rise of anti-Semitism, and the potential political and financial scandals involving organizations like Turning Point USA, including claims of internal audits and hidden wrongdoing.
According to the discussion, Charlie Kirk may have ordered the audit because he suspected wrongdoing or financial impropriety within the organization, feeling deeply unsettled by the possibility that some of his associates were compromised or involved in illicit activities.
There are concerns that some people online and in society justified or celebrated the murder of Charlie Kirk, which is seen as dehumanizing and deeply disturbing. The discussion highlights the need to confront such harmful behavior and its impact on public discourse.
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