0:05 If you guys aren't aware, there is like a whole thing in Europe where like sexual assaults have gone up >> like way the ████ up. Yeah. >> Especially from even 10 years ago. >> What? >> So to combat that, Joe, there's very good news. They have come up with anti-gra underwear. This >> video looks like it's from the 80s. >> I know, right? It's just been probably redownloaded, re-uploaded like a bajillion times. So, here we go. Oops. I don't know Apple. Sorry. And I just hit spacebar. >> Just press play first and then >> play and then [music] that was fast. >> Resist. >> It's hard to get in. >> Doesn't rip. >> It says try and cut it. >> You can't even cut it. Holy ████ >> How do you take it off then? >> What kind of material is this? >> They can't barely. [music]
0:56 >> Wow. You lock it up. >> Yeah. But if someone has a gun to your head and you're like they're like take it off. >> That's doesn't >> How do you take it off if they can't take it off? >> Yeah. How does she go to the bathroom? >> The types of assaults they're experiencing out there are not gunpoint related. >> Oh, they're just like just to give you a hint. >> Damn. [music] >> I like how like light the music [music] is, you know? >> I know. It's like a ████ DIY tutorial. >> It's like a Jeda Marbles video. >> Yeah, it's kind of nice, you know. It's kind of nice. She's like, "Today I'm making a frog costume." >> Yo, it's gotten this bad, >> bro. It's It is in >> That's from Spain. Like uh like it's You said Europe specifically. >> Europe mostly. Yeah. So like I and I and I'm an American so to me Europe is
1:47 Spain. Yeah. >> But yeah, it's like UK everywhere. Italy. >> That's crazy. basically most of the white countries. >> Correct. >> That's Europe. >> Sweden. Sweden's a big one. >> But but it's it's you know what's doing amazing? >> Poland. >> You have Do you have a theory? Do you have a theory about that? >> Poland. No. Holden. >> Do you have a theory about why? >> I don't know how to present Italy. You get dead lead. >> How about this? I'll tell you. So I have Polish friends. Yeah. >> I'll I'll present I'll present you the way >> Spain is feeling pain. Oh no. Get away tourists. France to rip it down your pants. >> Oh, so I explain it to you the way my Polish friends explain it to me. Still with the layer of American filter because people get their feelings hurt. There's a lot
2:37 of uh recent immigrants in Europe and they're usually the ones that's responsible for a ████ ton of crime >> probably from Ireland >> like grape like grape stealing violence that kind of ████ fraud. >> Can you get more specific? >> No, [laughter] I'm trying to have a layer of American uh >> have the ozone layer on that. >> Uh in Poland they don't really ████ around like that. So for them, as soon as they see these immigrants come and change their status quo, they go get the ████ out. So when they say get the ████ out, then all their grape numbers drop, the stealing number drops, all that. And they even say get the ████ out to their own people. So if their own people starts getting like blue-haired and woke, they're like, you get the ████ out as well. So their their ability to preserve their culture or whatever they have is extremely strong. And when I
3:30 speak to them, they really remind me of like, you know how like uh Asian like speak is very non-PC. Like you go see someone and your grandma just like, "Oh, you got hella fat." Like you're just straight up, right? >> From the Bay Area, too. >> That's just old people. But yeah, >> they remind me of like like Cantonese moms, like the way that all Polish people speak. They just don't. >> Matter of fact, >> you're talking about massive whies right now. >> Massive whies. >> Yeah, cuz Polish people are huge whies. They they're like Cantonese moms and they're just straight up. So they're just like, "Oh, this specific group is causing these problems. >> Get them out of here." Versus everyone else is like trying to like tiptoe and dance. Oh, but it's the it's the institutionalized fill in the blank or whatever or this refugee you got to do, you know? And then you kind of have like this whole like dancing around and while
4:20 the crime still shoots through the roof. >> You don't think that the grape underwear is like a pretty good solve? So keep letting the the perpetrators perpetrate and everyone just gets stuck up on the underwear >> a >> little bit kind of a good solve. >> That might work. >> Honestly, it kind of was inspirational in Scary Movie, the little chassity belt >> with all the different doorork knobs and stuff. >> Yeah, I mean it kind of kind of makes sense. It was definitely a barrier that had to be figured out before they could get to the next phase. >> I will say though, go for the head, you know. Yeah, that's that's my immediate thought. Like I hate that I have that thought. >> I don't know too much about the rest of Catholic boy. >> I know. I'm guilty. I owned it. >> Freaking sick. >> I owned it. I told everyone about it. I confessed. >> What if they have old school braces where they have like the headpiece? >> That's a good good deterrent. Good deterrent.
5:10 >> Or the or the the ken the kendo mask. >> Oh, how are you going to get in that? [laughter] They got to have a hole right here. >> Yeah, >> I know. Um, the UK was going through this crazy controversy because there were um, rape gangs, im like immigrant. >> They kept calling them Asians. It was making me so upset. >> You know why? It's cuz their definition of Asian is different. >> Yeah, I know. >> They mean like Pakistan and South Asian. >> When they say grooming gangs. Yeah. They were saying Asian, but it's like God, man. >> But they're not like they don't and I think they call East Asians orientals. Anyways, so the the the cops and everyone was covering this up and the news was covering it up and then the locals were like, "Dude, like they pray on their own community and on so like it's a bunch of like um young like Middle Eastern girls and stuff, right?"
6:01 And then it also started bleeding into like the UK natives like all the white folks or whatever. It's just everybody. But then they would get uh groomed into these gangs from boyfriends. Like they would use the the the lover boy model where like they're like high school sweethearts or whatever. And then he would be like recruiting the girls and then they would just go missing. >> Yeah. >> And um there would be like a whole network. It was out of control. And then some journalists like basically broke the news and they were trying to suppress them. and they there's other journalists like trying to come out and every single time they try to come out the UK government and the feds there would like shut them down and they're like why like this is crazy news everyone should know about this and it kept getting shut down and shut down. So I was like I don't know why like what
6:51 their motive is is to like why would they want to silence the journalists? Why wouldn't the police officers want to um actually like catch the bad guys? But there's something really odd going on. >> They have their I think they have their own narrative just like how we have our own narrative. You know, our own narrative. It's >> white cop beats up black guy. >> Anything that's not that, let's not put it out. Even though there's hella crime or like let's say like same race on same race crime in the hood, that's not part of our narrative. So, we don't show that. >> No, there was just a tuber scum who got gunned down by a cop the other day. like he used like a cooking tuber scum and like he I guess went crazy like in a public area and he had a knife and he told the sheriff like I'll kill you and the sheriff was like all right and just ████ and like he's gone now and like
7:41 he has a he left a wife and kid behind but like that didn't even make the news like normies don't even know about that right now but like I saw it cuz I I like was looking for stuff for JK >> was it like white cop white >> white cop white tubers >> that's not part of the narrative so they don't care they don't care yeah >> yeah like remember stop Asian hey we're all trying to get the word about that, dude. Like, Asian seniors were getting ████ up, but it didn't fit the narrative because it wasn't white cop shooting black guy or whatever, >> or white cop harassing Asian, which is what they would want, right? Yeah. Yeah. >> And it's still bad. >> This episode is brought to you by RP Strength. The allnew RP diet app is on sale for the first time ever for Black Friday. I've been using their diet app personally and have lost 10 lbs so far. It's so easy to use. You put in your current weight, the weight you want to be, and the amount of time you have, and
8:31 it does all of the caloric and macronutrient calculations for you, how many meals per day, and how many calories per meal. It's so easy. And right now, they're having the biggest sale ever. Save up to $30 on a subscription. The sale ends Monday, so don't miss out. To get the special pricing, go to rpstrength.com/rpskinny time. That's rp sten gt.comrpsk i nyt i m e. That's rpstrength.com/rpskinny time and sign up now. >> Yeah. So it's you're you're right. It's probably like, oh, we want to keep this hush cuz like it doesn't fit the narrative. But like what is the you know like I understand the compassion that people citizens might have when they imagine allowing refugees to move into
9:23 their country so they can get aid and they can be away from whatever was persecuting them in their home country whatever. But then when you see the photos and the videos of the arrival and it's all single dudes >> Yeah. >> and they're like in their 20s. >> Yeah. And I'm like these are >> they're like military age like men and there's no like women or kids around. I'm like, >> that's not families, bro. >> Don't you want to at least address that something different should happen if that's the case? Like, you know, >> like even the freaking nightclub doesn't let that happen. >> The whole country is cool with that. >> Don't you think they should sort of I'm not saying like turn the bolt around. I'm saying like shift the receiver. >> Border Patrol is just the same thing as security clubs. They're just like ratio, bro. Ratio. >> I just don't know. >> It's odd though cuz like >> Yeah. in in all of history like like when when there were Cuban refugees,
10:14 it's families, there's children, Vietnamese refugees, whole families, there's children. There's even video of moms giving American soldiers babies. Even like in the Middle East, right, when when we pulled out of Afghanistan, hell of babies, families, right? But you're right, all these pictures of boats coming into Europe, all men, just nothing but men. or like the holding area. It's just like all like men and they don't >> and again like when you when you imagine the perfect I guess immigration strategy, you think people that will be an asset to your country in some way, right? >> The fact that women in like all these European countries feel unsafe at night now like we're so badly that like they can they can't even walk around alone is just such a >> well and their cries are being like horrifically ignored. They're just being completely silenced
11:04 >> completely in their own culture. Yeah. >> What would be a motive for like you were talking about in that UK situation why a government or the cops would stand down and not want journalists to report this? >> The worry that they have about population like sustaining their population. So like they're basically using the refugee stuff to make up for the fact that like birth rates are low. >> Birth rates are low, right? So, like they're worried about the future job environment and like filling all these jobs everywhere. >> But what's odd is they're not working. So, that's one of the things I thought, right? Cuz when Merkel opened it up, um she was like the leader of the UN at the time. And it made perfect sense that it was a population thing because the West industrialized countries like America, the only reason why we keep up is because we open it up for immigration, right? So like Europe was on that track
11:56 of being like Japan and Korea where eventually the population is going to be so small that it won't sustain the country. And then so to me it was like oh that's probably the no-brainer thing they did is open it up. But what doesn't make sense to me is the lack of processing correctly. Like America has a process of like okay you're refugee status and then like for example when the Vietnamese came through right they were uh refugee camps and then there were uh a a a period of time where they have to go through like a class and then they get sponsored. So different churches would sign up and they'll be like okay we'll sponsor this family or there might be relatives of vietnamese families like we'll sponsor you right and then you get integrated into American society they teach you like they give you work skills whatever right now oh I claim asylum you're at the Ritz
12:46 Carlton well I'm exaggerating >> no it was like that >> here's a check here's money here you don't have to work it's like that's it so I'm like why did the process change because they had a whole system of and Europe, UK, they took refugees in from Asia after wars, all that. But why were why did the why did the process change? That's what I'm wondering. And then two, it's like if you need able-bodied people to work like cuz the the the the hard truth is citizens typically don't want to work McDonald's jobs. >> But isn't it true too though that like the refugees are more likely to replenish your birth rates? Like >> Yeah. Cuz they'll ████ a lot and they'll have kids. Right. >> So that's another thing too cuz one of the in Ireland the most popular name for a baby boy is Muhammad >> and it's because Yeah. But but anyways
13:36 um traditionally that's how countries have been like oh we need to replenish our slaves >> or or or bottom the lower class, right? And then that's how they did it. But what I don't understand is these guys aren't working. >> So why is it beneficial for these countries? >> It's costing more. Maybe it's but maybe it's exactly what we just said where it's like >> we don't need them to work, we need them to reproduce, >> but they're not repro they're not uh >> but it's all men. >> It's all men. >> Yeah. So I don't get it. So >> the the best thing that I could think of as to why Oh, wait. So So your your question was the cover up. Like the cover up is probably if you don't report it, if you don't um >> what do you call it? Like when you criminalize it or like catch people, it's not in the statistic. So that's what I found out about what happens in California is when you lower the crime and then when you also don't prosecute.
14:28 >> Yeah. >> Your term looks good as a governor or mayor. So then now you can brag for reelection and go crime's down under my watch. >> Thanks to me. >> Yeah. So so that and that comes from police officers that taught me how like what what goes down. So it's a it's a reelection >> stat uh uh tactic from that pop uh from that uh camp, right? political camp. >> Yeah, >> it's dark. I'm just so curious to know what the real, like you said, what's the real gain because we at least at by this point, I would hope everybody now understands neither side of politics is ever doing anything for the goodness of their heart. They're not going like we have to help them. Nobody truly believes in that. There's a m there's money being made in some way. I just don't know what it is. So, I don't know if it's a gain. I think it's an attack. And it's an attack from uh Russia and China. Oh,
15:19 it's like some guy's opening the gate for freaking Trojan horse kind of thing. >> They're known to bring uh immigrants in and then overrun countries like France or whatever um and then exhaust them internally. So then it's a it's a war tactic. It's like kind of like espionage, right? So it's like if you if they're too busy spending money dealing with this, they're not spending money on Ukraine and like doing >> you believe or do any of you subs uh subscribe to the idea about a certain other group united in movement. >> Look at the time stabilizing [laughter] these countries >> cuz I've heard that you know >> I heard that too. >> How they're all like kind of working together to stabilize these specific countries in order to shift the axis of power into their favor. My whole thing for this I don't know.
16:09 >> Does it rhyme with Mountain Dew? >> My thing My thing for this genuinely is I just wish that the anti anti-gra underwear were cute >> cuz I just don't Yeah, I just don't think they're very cute. Like I don't think like I wouldn't >> It might grow on me. >> You think >> it might grow on me? >> You You think What would make them more attractive? >> More shapely around the woman's figure, you know? >> So, it's more attractive towards the graer. >> Oh, I didn't think of that. What's cute about it is that it's a little harder. Look at this guy. >> Clip it. >> Guy's a great business. >> Clip it. Tik Tok it. Instagram it. >> Send it to his mom. [laughter] >> Turn it into a Christmas ornament that you plug in and it has audio. [laughter]
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