0:05 All right, have you guys seen where what ICE just did? >> Oh, no. >> Another thing? >> They're now going door-to-door in Roblox. >> What the Uh Are you >> What the >> Oh, in the game. That's really funny. That's funny, dude. What that one dude is. >> Yeah. >> That's hella funny. >> So they're role-playing ICE raid on Roblox. >> are role-playing ICE raids on Roblox. >> I know Tyga plays Roblox. Was he Would he play the Mexican or would he play the ICE boy? >> No idea. I got to ask. >> Cuz you know what's It's not funny, but it's kind of ironic, right? It's like they're all Latino. Like from the agents to the guys that they're grabbing up, it's they're all Latino. But I I Like for some reason, you know, I think it
0:55 was the media or whatever, the image in my mind were like all eight ICE agents are white coming after all of the like minorities and ████ And I found out like there's actually way more minorities in ICE because they need bilingual speak >> Well, that's the thing. I think that's the >> Oh. >> biggest um misconceptions of America. People think if you're pro-veteran, pro-law enforcement, then automatically you're a white supremacist. But like more than half of the sheriff's department is Latino. There's so many black and Hispanic uh vets, too. So people they just I don't know where this whole like concept conception came from. >> Old movies. >> Yeah, but it's like yeah, all these like law enforcement marshals, ICE, FBI, there's a lot of other ethnicities in there. >> Mainstream media always portrays >> Well, they make it a white versus other
1:45 issue. >> Yeah. >> Flying an American flag outside your house, they call you a Nazi now. >> Yeah, they do. Yeah, it's crazy. >> My father-in-law, he's flown an American flag outside of his house forever cuz he he came in from his dad came in from the Philippines and he served in the Navy. So like they're very proud of like >> That's true. I never met more proud Americans than Filipinos. >> Oh man. >> like they out American white folks. Like most white people I know they're more liberal or like they're more like they're not really like >> it took a ████ load of work to get here. >> Like when you think about what it does take when you legally try to come here it's ████ crazy. When you finally achieve it, hell yeah you're proud. >> Yeah. And Nikki's grandma like wanted them to learn uh English so she wouldn't speak anything but English around them even though it was broken as ████ >> Yeah, it's like like me too. That's how my parents were. >> Also like I I can imagine like that era
2:36 our parents' generation immigrating over to America and then the the progress as a country as a nation that America was able to like have during those decades. It was probably something to be really really proud of from like a global stage. Whereas like right now a lot of the conversation is how so many Americans so to speak are like really ashamed of America as a country, right? Because of like us whether be our economy, our policies, our involvement in global affairs, whatever it is it just looks like America is now like a taking steps back as a bad country. So that it's it's harder to have pride. It's it's weirder to put a flag up because then it's like what do you have pride in the country is doing so bad? You must have pride in the wrong things. That's why the country is doing so bad. So >> Well dude, we nuked Japan twice and people were flying flags like crazy back then. So You know what I mean? Like It's kind of
3:26 like we kind of been doing ████ up ████ for a long time. >> I think that's the difficult thing though is like we've been kind of real woke, right? Like it's like if you've if you understand that America has like the good, bad, ugly and it's a mixture of so many complex things like from colonialism to to yeah, we we're kind of imperialist. Like we we we But if you can accept the fact that it's also kind of a good concept if you want to come here and if you want to make something of yourself. There's still an opportunity cuz the mentality is completely different from the old country. And it can be both, right? You can have certain corrupt leaders that go out and steal oil from others, but it can also be like, "Hey, I'm going to benefit from that s███." And I think that's what >> Trickles down, I guess. >> ████ with people's minds of like,
4:16 "Well, I thought we were like this like we were the good guys." the whole time. >> Yeah. >> now it's like they realize we're the bad guys. And then they're like, "Oh, I I don't know if like how I feel about America's like real anymore. Like, what's happening?" And I'm like, "Man, we've been doing this ████ b████." >> But you can be both, though. >> Is there a good guy, though, anywhere in the world? Is there a Is there any country that is the good guy? >> No, I don't think so. >> Our government is different than our people, and but we have this like belief that our government repre- is represented by our or we are represented by our government, but none of us feel that way. You know what I mean? >> I think it's the people who are like waking up to the reality that there there is no pure like what do you call it? Like a like a pure good guy nation. It just doesn't exist, and it never did exist in history.
5:06 >> happened. >> Bernie Sanders might say Denmark. >> But then I think that's what people are probably dealing with today where they grew >> Yeah, thinking about a certain way, and then they realize, "Oh my god, we've been doing this." And I'm like, "Motherfucker, we've been saying this ████ on JK for the past 15 ass years, and then people were calling us crazy. ████ you, man." >> Damn. >> You want to talk about it? >> It would just sound like Alex Jones. >> I think we do, but also I'm not delivering it like I'm being a ████ ████ about it, and it's a comedy show. But at the same time, I am really bitter. I just think like even in everyday conversation, because it wasn't like something normal to talk about, like even 10 years ago, right? Anything critical about governments or whatever,
5:57 people automatically look at you like a crackpot. It's not everyday common speech. Now it's the popular thing to talk about. It's the popular thing to talk about, "Yo, you know what the real ████ is?" >> Dude, I had like aunts and uncles think that I'm a conspiracy theorist wack job because I said that all the media's owned by like the same five companies. Like that's normie ████ >> That's very normal. >> That's super regular. >> That's like regular ass normie ████ >> It was like 2 and 1/2 years ago or something. It was like like a Christmas thing. >> Why would it But why wouldn't they believe that? Like what's >> I think that they just don't know that. And >> You can believe that like soap is owned by the same people. >> I think it's >> All I was saying was cuz they were saying something about how like oh well, you know, Fox News is so bad. And I'm like, yeah, and so is CNN and so is MSNBC and and all those companies are
6:47 all owned by like the same conglomerates and they're all just playing people against each other. And they think that's crazy. >> So they think it's crazy that every Cuz basically in America everything that's worth anything at all is connected to the next thing that's also worth that much. It's like very simple to to see that. >> I think it's hard for people to think nuanced. And and this is what I realized about like the layers of consciousness. So the first stage is if you think in good and bad and everything is a moral conversation, that's bad. No, that's good. So like when a when an incident happens, right? People want the oh, let's all stand together and talk about how wrong it is and maybe one day they'll stop it. >> Yeah. >> If you're at that stage, >> That's the mind of a child. >> Exactly. It's like good, bad, just tell me what to think. >> Yeah. >> And this is why people gravitate toward religion or or like there's a genius
7:38 philosopher that comes out with a system and people follow that system, right? Cuz it's really hard to like really dive into everything and everything that you do. Like people outsource like lifestyle. They outsource ways of thinking. So, that's the first stage. The second stage is you look at it and you go, "I see holes in it." So, first stage people don't see holes and even if they do, they wouldn't know how to dissect it. The second stage is they see the holes and then they go, "Why?" >> That's what I don't get cuz I think that people get so it's all weaponized. Like where if you go like, "I hate Fox News." for example, right? But then in the same breath you go, "I watch MSNBC." you don't realize that like it's the same ████ >> of the same coin. >> Right. >> Right. And I think that's because of tribalism. So, like it feels safer to be a part of the good guy's team. So, when you're eat people are easier to program
8:29 when they're more stupid. And then they'll look at you like you're stupid cuz you don't know the information I have. >> And if they're emotional. >> Yeah. That's the biggest thing actually. Cuz you could sway them on feelings. So, that's the first step is like, "Okay, I'm a part of the good guy team. Everything we do is good. Everything outside is evil." But they don't know that they're they're actually doing evil things thinking that it's good. >> It's like >> That's the complex part about it. >> Injured in quest. >> Exactly. >> They're all owned by ABC or whatever. Easy. See? >> You know what? Sports is a really good um kind of symbolism for what happens in the real world. But like think of it Think about dudes getting into fist fights. >> Oh, yeah, dude. >> It's like >> Yeah. >> But like they believe in it so hard and
9:19 it's triggering some type of primal feeling of like, "This is me." >> Dude, Tom Brady coming out recently and saying he doesn't have a dog in this fight about the Patriots in the Super Bowl is so illustrative of that. Cuz it's cuz people are actually crying and mad in social media about in Patriots media cuz they're like, "That's he's part of the Patriots and he's basically like, who gives a ████ >> But I think but then like when you when you really think about like where he's coming from to to be understanding of it too, it's like yeah, he's he's the main Patriots legacy and then he but he also did like three years on the Bucks afterwards. Then he also like owns the Raiders now. So it's like for him to think about like what team do I like really want to win? And he's like a news or a sports announcer or caster or whatever. So it's like he has to be a little bit more uh just open in general and he's he's told me he's goated on at a
10:09 different level, right? It's like it I I get it more if you're trying to really >> the team, right? >> under Yeah, transcended, right? But but I also It just It just goes to show how like it's a fugazi cuz he didn't really give a ████ about that. Like he was just doing his job for the Patriots organization, but he's not like, I bleed Patriots ████ colors and ████ >> Which is also why the Lakers love Kobe because he he bled purple and gold for us and didn't leave and stayed in one spot, you know? But I I still always will come down to like thinking about how problematic this is and then zooming out for like one microsecond and being like, well, let's say if China was doing stuff like this and then their citizens were like, let's make fun of it and then their citizens disappeared and then you can't do that. And then I think about like, okay, well, we got all the things that we can complain about because that's
10:59 >> Just turn off Roblox. >> Yeah, that's the life we we we should appreciate that life of freedom that that country of freedom to hate everything that we see. >> Dog, if Jack Ma can disappear out there, >> It's >> Yeah, bro. Like who's safe here if we were to live And that's not the only country too, you know? Like like there's so many countries out there that you ████ around and and mock your governments like whatever and it's like you're done. >> You know Bassem Youssef? >> Yeah. >> So he is this um Egyp- I think he's Egyptian. He's a stand-up comedian. >> He's really funny. >> ████ funny. He he got really big uh when he basically owned Piers Morgan. When Piers Morgan tried to like do those tricky statements to get him to condemn Hamas and all these things, right? But anyways, recently he was talking to Candace and and he was he said something really ████
11:49 smart, which was we come from countries with dictators and all that and we know it's corrupt. He goes, "The difference is you Americans think you're free because you're allowed to complain." So you say all this ████ but nothing changes and they do it in front of your faces and I was like, "You're ████ right." We think we're free, but none of the rules and laws ever change. Like none of the people on Epstein list is getting in trouble. Like even this whole like thing with ICE and everything. Like you you do have people who are against it, who's standing up, whatever. Like people might get murdered illegally. I don't know. Like all these things happen, but then no one's actually getting in trouble. So I was like, "Oh ████ that might be even worse than countries that are just up front corrupt." So I don't know. >> Are we black pilled then? >> You mean like I don't know what I'm
12:40 going to do like cuz cuz like I'm giving up? >> Everything's over kind of thing? >> I mean the good what do you call it? I like not I don't like the black pill. Basically, I think there's a difference between discussing about all of it and then saying like, "Well, I'm staying out of it cuz I'm not really doing anything." And then people see that as giving up, right? Or like when you have a discussion about stuff and then people are like, "Why don't you stand for something?" I actually think um it's difficult for people to basically see that and feel helpless cuz they want they want to know that like their actions can do something, right? So for example, like let's say if we're dissecting if someone should like Alex Pretty, if he should go out and he should have even done that in the first
13:30 place, they take that as just give up. >> You're all okay. >> Or like they're like you can't discuss the nuance of something. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> But I'm like, well, okay, you're not willing to do that. Why should he risk his life when you're behind a ████ computer and you're comfortable in your own home? >> Right. >> But then they want to be like, "No, we should ████ all do that." And I'm like, "You're rallying up the tribe, but you're not willing to do it. I'm being more honest with myself. I don't think he should do that. And I think he should live to fight another day." But we can't have those discussions because people think that what you're doing is saying, "Don't do that." >> Mhm. >> So they can't It's the It's the nuance like complex like let's dive deep into like the reality of this ████ that turns it into is it just good or bad? >> Yeah, we like to label blast in this country. We like to label blast a label on you and then we move on because now you're you're not allowed to talk about this cuz cuz I already decided you're a
14:20 monster. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> pill of I think you should take care of your world first and if that's good, then you go one layer out and you go one ring at a time. >> That's don't tread on me, brother. That >> That's don't tread on >> That's don't tread on me. >> I'm like, why are people are trying to like change the world and then you have like 30 G's with a credit card debt or whatever, you know what >> Exactly. >> You're out protesting and your s███'s ████ I'm like, take care of your ████ and then if you can expand into your community, your neighbor like your neighborhood, then slowly do it that way. >> They just paid off the last the 30,000 credit card. Now what? >> Then they can go protest that way. >> Okay, got it, got it. Okay, cool.
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