0:00 Yo, did you guys hear about the 16 kids found in one room in Ohio? >> Yes, but I'm gonna let you do the story. >> Thank you so much for that transition. So, basically, in this place called Vinton County, Ohio, they only have about 700 people there. It's like a very small village, if you will. Uh, a bunch of deputies went in to find 16 children ranging in ages from 18 months to 18 years. >> What the ████ >> Living in a small room, one room of a five room, oneb home. And they're like literally in kind of a 12t x 12 ft spot and then they just exist there. There's human waste everywhere. >> Kids are in just one room like that. >> Yeah, [clears throat] they just exist in a single room. >> Do they all belong to the same biological parents? >> Yes. So four adults were arrested. The parents and the grandparents. The mothers reportedly um her her name is Elizabeth Ciders, 33 years old. Court
0:51 records uh listed ages as 18, 16, 15, 14, 13, 11, 10, 8, 6, 5. That's a lot of numbers. >> Two twins that are four years old, two twins that are 2 years old, and two twins that are 1 and 1/2 years old. >> Why is it so easy for some people to get pregnant and so hard for other people? >> The ones that should be getting pregnant, >> dude. Yeah. >> And you got ████ people like this popping it out. >> Elizabeth Ciders ain't a Mexican name, though. No. >> That's ████ [laughter] crazy. >> But do you think they're Catholic? >> Hey. Uh, but it's because she got started early. >> Cers dog. Oh, my bad. My bad. >> It was Elizabeth Cider. >> My bad. >> Yeah, she got started illegally early. >> Yeah. Like I think her parents allowed her getting married at like 14 or some ████ and then they just immediately started going off.
1:41 >> Oh, and they're ripe. So, it's the grandparents that are just forcing her to just have kids. That's so insane. Well, they're they're obviously using um they get money from the government for sure, right? >> Well, the thing is I don't know if they're like all registered because they what they would do is they would pop in and out of local hospitals, have the kid, and then like not have paperwork, and then move on to another shack or something like that. >> You could do that. You could have a kid at the hospital and then not get a title like when you buy a car. >> Investigators said members of the family moved around southern Ohio over the past two decades and it looks like they avoided creating a medical or governmental paper trail. So they're not even maximizing the welfare. >> They're off the grid. >> It's Are they even like feeding them or buying them clothes or paying for plumbing though? You know what I'm saying? Like all the things that they need the welfare for. >> Bar, you got to see what these people look like. >> Yeah, they look >> I think I could imagine already missing teeth, crosseyed, probably patches of
2:33 hair missing. >> Sounds like my family. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> All right, let's let's pull up some images. >> I'm thinking like Appalachian people. Yeah, they do look like that. Yeah, >> they're not showing the kids. is showing. >> These are the type of people that white trash look at and go, "You guys are poor." >> Mountain trash. We call them mountain trash. >> Mountain trash. >> No, they look they look like a demon possessed them. >> Well, they have the crazy eyes, too. Like >> they all look crazy. >> They just look so obviously >> like a blood hound eyes. [laughter] >> Yeah. They're they're not showing the kids, which makes sense. Um but here are >> Oh, yeah. Dude, that is like 28 days later. How you going to have Okay, the guy on the left, you're not sure who he's looking at on the top left, >> he's looking at Steve. That guy's looking at Steve and that guy's looking >> That's like ████ uh a hillbilly Mona Lisa right there trying to You're not
3:24 sure. He's always looking at you. >> It's like two flock cameras. >> If her hair wasn't so oily, she would have potential. >> Wood. >> Yeah, but she's the baby maker, dude. She's the one that produced all of them. You could do a Hollywood makeover. I think she would be hot. >> Yeah. >> And he looks kind of normal. >> But by the way, for that many kids, she looks good. >> We're not seeing the bottom half. >> That's fair. So, is it fair? Are they right now assuming that the father of these kids could be like the some of the people like the old guy too? Her dad or some ████ >> No, I don't think so. I don't think or Well, I haven't read that specifically. >> They're already down. You don't got to kick him that hard, dude. >> Jesus Christ. >> I That's what I thought. Obviously, people would see this and hear this and be like, "That's pure evil." Uh yet of course the uh legal standing for the defense is basically saying that this is more so of a case of isolation than a case of evil. >> What? What are you talking about? All
4:15 the kids in one room and they got four other rooms. >> I'm just saying this is this is the mental gymnastics that the defense attorney is trying to put. >> Oh my god, dude. Modeling this ████ >> I'm going to defend his family. >> That sucks, man. >> All right, you guys ready? >> Yeah. >> Is it a crime to be poor? Is it a crime to love your family so much? You have a lot of kids. >> I think in Irvine it is. >> What about What about all in one room though? >> You got four other empty rooms. >> That was normal. You know, in Asia [laughter] they have everyone knows that they someone's parents has a story about growing up with two families in one house. >> I guarantee those rooms aren't empty, bro. [laughter] >> Let me just let me just tell you right now, those rooms are not empty. You >> know what's really interesting though? There's like a a what is it called? Like a aerial view of their house. >> Yeah. >> You That ████ is pretty clean. >> It It looks like a nice house.
5:05 >> Yeah. You can't even tell. It's not like freaking your guys' >> ████ Idaho house, dude. >> Maybe it's clean cuz everything's inside. >> There might be a car inside a room. >> But it but it didn't it didn't have any like >> rusted car that they're going to one day fix up. >> It didn't have the stereotypical hints of like, oh, something's going on in there. It was like >> Oh, that looks like Yeah, the yard shows a little bit of that. No, they >> Yeah, that's like 1% of your yard. >> That's like the That's the raid, isn't it? >> What is all that cardboard box? >> Yeah, that's that's the raid. That's >> That's Amazon stuff. That was That's [laughter] >> packages. Wait, but you said it's a five bedroomedroom home. That thing is like so small. >> It's five bedroomedroom, one bath. >> Five bedroom, no closets. >> I thought he said five bedroomedroom. They were in one of the bedrooms and then it's one bathroom or some ████ >> How they How they build a five bed, one bath? >> Different states got different zonings, man. Damn, dude.
5:56 >> Talking about this being the top/backside. >> Wa. What is that? Oh, it's pretty big. >> Like, that don't look >> Yo, how you going to have train tracks right across the street? >> Like, that doesn't look suspicious. >> They got a deck. [laughter] >> That's crazy. >> Let me uh let me add to the sadness. >> So, kids were reportedly also like some of them were unable to speak cuz they just like never learned. >> Yeah, cuz they just been like literally isolated, right? >> Definitely one of them was in critical condition. uh like they weren't enrolled in schools. >> Those poor kids, man. >> This the they they've been moving around the past two decades and neighbors said they never spotted the kids so nobody knows that they even existed. Local school district has zero enrollment records for any of them. Have you guys heard of the Whitakers? >> Yeah, dude. Classic. >> The most imbred. Do So one of the kids or he's not a kid. He's like, you know,
6:47 he's like I don't know. He looks 40 or 50. Yeah. But but um one of the sons all he knows how to do is bark. >> Yeah. >> Cuz he learned how to speak from a dog. So he just goes and that's how he communicates. >> So I kind of imagine that like they're not learning how to speak or anything. One of them probably goes and then the other one do like >> Yeah. They just make sounds. >> Like imagine like a new pair of twins being born and then they're like all right. and just put it in the room with the other 16 or 14 or whatever and you're like, >> "Is that the dream?" >> Is that the dream? I don't know. That's too many. >> Too many. >> Yeah. Eight. >> Well, cuz you're a new new dad and you've been It's a little stressful. I'm sure >> the idea of just dumping it in a room is kind of tight, right? [laughter] >> And a soundproof room, right? >> Well, now that you put it that way.
7:37 [laughter] >> Hey, but how different is that from back in the day when you see all these black and white pictures and you see babies taking care of babies? Yeah, there's hell pictures of just like a 6-year-old girl with a baby on her back. >> Dude, my favorite is the coal miner kids, man, with cigarettes in their mouths. >> Dude, that's crazy. >> But that's all relative though, right? Cuz like also if your average lifespan is 33, then like Yeah. When you're like your midlife crisis is ████ 16 years old. >> Well, it's a whole Yeah, that's a complete different midlife crisis. Yeah. You're a teenager. >> You're like, I'm already on the downhill, brother. Like >> cuz back in those days, even the way we treat pets is different. You know, you like just kick a dog. But now people like sleep with them. M I'm pretty sure people still kick dogs out there. They sure do. >> Yeah, but you'll go to jail. >> But dogs were like dogs were like farm animals, but now like dogs are family members. >> So everything is different. >> It is different. We're got we're see we become that's my defense. We become softer. >> So going back to the hard ways. >> Yeah. This is a this is how normal.
8:28 >> So this is this is the beginning of the greatness. This is the golden era is coming back. >> Yeah. >> I mean this is look when you have 16 kids now what's the judgment? What's the What's the punishment for these four adults that we feel is the most righteous? Because going to jail doesn't really solve. >> You got to see if she has a Facebook. Go back to her Facebook and look at her other pictures. >> Part of love, dude. >> Then we'll judge. We'll judge accordingly. >> Like, she's so ████ high, >> dude. That's fair. I think we're allowed to give different >> Dude, that's what chicks do, right? They look at the They look at the felon the felons with the blue eyes. They're like, "Oh, get them out of jail. You're doing them wrong." To be fair, she's probably the only one who was working really hard the whole time. >> That's what I'm saying. She's Was she stripping or something? I'm just saying she was pregnant the entire time. >> I see. >> You know what I'm saying? Like maybe she was slightly incapacitated in a way. >> But usually like if you think about like like situations like this, the
9:18 stereotype is the one that's popping all the kids is also out there stripping and ████ and everyone's just doing nothing living off of them. >> Well, but she but would so >> totally would. >> She she she's focusing in the wrong profession. You're saying >> Oh, no. I'm just saying clearly her her story must be better. That's all that if we were jury and and she's a little bit prettier, then obviously we have to believe that it was a nicer story for her, right? >> She is the victim here, though. [laughter] >> Or what if she was the mastermind? Ah, ████ yeah. I get to be married early. I get to ████ as much as I want. And then she just wants >> Imagine the mastermind just wanting to be in labor for like her whole life >> cuz she wants hella kids >> just to dump them in a room. >> Yeah. She's like, I made it. Look at all these kids in a room. Like that's her plan. >> Yeah. I can't wait to be pregnant again. >> That is unique though. I've never heard of like when someone is popping out that many kids and they're not claiming >> Yeah. government assistance. >> Yeah. Cuz like what's the racket here?
10:09 What's the goal? >> Just ████ nuts then. They're just like crazy. >> They're just poor. >> They have to be. >> What's the goal? Like what >> what are they trying cuz that's just normal life for them. >> But the kids are they're not putting the kids to work. They're not leaving the house. They're just in a room. >> You can't get a nice deck like that with no money. [laughter] >> Ohio though. We don't know. >> Yo, but that roof is kind of clean. You can't get prime uh train track adjacent housing on no money. >> Okay. So, let's even even though it's foolish to try and make sense of it, like let's try and make sense of it. Like, what would be a goal? Why would it be? >> That's what I'm trying to brainstorm. I don't know. I'm telling you, it's because they just want a big happy family and their standards are low. Is it a crime? >> They're happy. >> I think that they just keep having oopsie babies and they're anti-abortion >> cuz they're good Christians. >> Yeah. >> They're just staunch conservatives. >> Staunch hardcore Republicans. And but they're also like off the grid. Like
11:00 they don't want the government catching them. >> Exactly. >> That's That is weird that all the kids are all the kids have no records. Like are they going to sell them? Are they going to like >> Well, they didn't sell a kid all the way up to 18, so they're sure are waiting. They're biting their time. >> Bananas have ripening age, too. >> Oh, [laughter] you were right, Bart. They hoarded inside, not outside. >> What are those? You're >> That ain't hoarding, dude. That ain't ████ >> That's not even Yeah, they're pretty They're pretty good, dude. >> That's a clean room. [laughter] Yeah, that's manageable. That's not giving me anxiety at all. I can go in there and fix that in a day. >> Are those like pet boxes? Like that's how you how you buy a chicken or a bunny or something. It look Yeah, that looks like a pineapple box. >> Yeah, it looks like Yeah. Fruit crates. >> Fruit crate. That looks like a kids bassinet if I'm talking. [laughter] >> Throw a blanket in there. Just as good. >> I mean, at least they got like a baby chair. >> One high chair.
11:50 >> Yeah. >> That probably looks like they don't they've been just ████ in it. Like that's probably a toilet now. >> Mhm. But then the the That's weird because you think the house would be like covered in human waste if it truly was like >> they said there was like human waste in the in the room that the kids were in. >> Oh god. Yeah. Okay. Well, babies are pooping all the time. You should know this. >> Thank you, Joe. >> I'm still trying to defend them, dude. >> I got you. >> Can we get back to the girl so bar can like start drooling again? >> Yeah, we can get back to the girl. I think that's a good call. >> We should stay with the girl for a while. >> There's something that I was wondering like >> Zoom it. Zoom it. How do you get your Did she just get out of a shower? Cuz her hair is very greasy. It looks oily. That's oily. >> Well, the room she was in was probably very humid. [laughter] >> Right. With all those people. >> You think she smells like >> she was in the room with them, too?
12:40 [laughter] >> That's ████ up, dude. >> That's a deep white right there. She does not go outside, >> dude. That's terrifying. >> She's been in the room for 30 years. >> Yeah, that's like vampiric white. >> Got to We got to start profiling people again, man. Like, some of these some of these crimes are so ████ obvious. That looks like a Disney character. >> Yeah, he looks like a Haunted Mansion character. [clears throat] >> I I feel like we're really insulting our own intelligence when when criminals pop up and we're like, "Oh, really? The weird looking people did weird things?" Like, really? >> That's true. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But then we're we're going to arrest Steve Busi then. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Yeah. Right. >> That's the road we go down. We arrest Steve Busi. >> You think Steve looks like that? >> I think Steve Busi is a weird enough looking dude. And by the way, >> Steve is like this guy's brother for sure. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Related. But Steve Shami has light behind his eyes. These are just like husks. >> Just lock him up too just in case. >> Just to take a deeper look. >> Yeah. Well, you know how like you know
13:31 there's always like collateral damage, margin of error. You just got to go with it. >> At least be on a list like a watch list. >> Steve Bashami. >> Come on, dude. >> There's a video of Mel Gibson talking about how when he first met him, he floated across a room and he felt that he was possessed by the devil. >> About Steve Busi. >> Mhm. >> Mel Gibson doesn't trust Steve Bushi. There's so much ████ Mel Gibson AI stuff out there. It's crazy.
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