0:00 [Music] so do you guys know who damn i mean that this is going to be obvious but you guys know cain velasquez is nah yup okay so i know you do yeah big fan so who is he he's one of the greatest heavyweight ufc fighters ever he uh he's a huge dude but dances around like a cat and that's what he had to say oh that's the guy that yeah oh yeah i know this one thanks joe great yeah my bad yeah let me let you do your job let me let you do your job yeah he's been charged he's been charged with attempted murder after um so there was a shooting on monday night in san jose this is this last monday the crazy thing is is him uh daniel cormier his coach everyone from that camp from
0:50 aka in san jose they're known to be stand-up dudes so like when i first saw it on my instagram feed i'm like what the ████ came velazquez shot someone like they're they're like yeah they're like good sports you know like they they they win they lose doesn't matter like everyone likes them and so it just really caught me off guard to see well some might say that this is a stand-up thing to do yeah in my world it is by the way because when it first the story first came out it just says came in velasquez arrested for attempted murder like whoa and then the whole time i'm like attempted and kind of like going back to what uh bart said about cain velasquez like he is like uh he's he's a really good example for the sport everyone's like a really good guy stand up guy yeah so when you heard that you're like something must have happened he must have defended himself or whatever the case may be but when you heard that when you find out what the actual story was it is
1:41 kind of ████ up it's very ████ up so he's being he's being charged with 10 counts that could he could carry more than 20 years of jail time 20 to life dude uh yeah attempted murder shooting at an an occupied motor vehicle or aircraft three counts of assault with a firearm three counts of assault with a deadly weapon willful discharging a firearm from a vehicle carrying a loaded firearm with intent to commit a felony that's like all those charges for one one thing but it was also registered all the when you hear the legal jargon it sounds ████ crazy but when you hear the story of i believe his daughter um used to go to this babysitter and the babysitter's son who's 40-something has molested his daughter over a hundred times i think or niece yeah over 100 and then his niece is only like four years old so that's like when you hear when you
2:32 hear that and then you kind of hear what like what actually happened you're like i can see how someone's like if they lost it yeah they maybe drove down the street ████ that ████ you get in the car i'm chasing after you i believe he rammed his truck into that they have it on video too yeah and then uh and so like when he pulls out his gun he's trying to blast him and of course he misses then you are endangering innocent bystanders you are shooting other people there are a whole list of things but when you're just thinking about the justice he's trying to serve you're like i kind of feel for what he's doing yeah i think it's a good jury yeah hope he gets a jury that understands so what do you think will happen like when he goes to court do you think is there any wiggle room for anything like that in this context it's so tough in san jose i don't know bro he's probably gonna see jail time for sure right because you're gonna argue right that this is a crime of passion
3:22 yeah right because he finds out like his niece says hey this guy eugene takes me into a bathroom and he starts touching my genitals and then he's he's being charged with that right towards the moment and he has priors too it's the same type of issue over a hundred times yeah so crazy that the incident had occurred over 100 times uh and that the kid said that he witnessed other kids going to the bathroom with the same guy so yeah um and and it just so happened that she was running a daycare here and she had no idea that he was doing that yeah it's like a grandma running a daycare and the sun comes in and out to help or whatever but then the sun is doing all kinds of but he's claiming that you know i didn't do anything he's like yeah sometimes kids would have helped they needed help with their pants when they didn't have them on correctly so he's saying that that's what he was
4:12 doing yeah yeah it's weird who knows that's ████ weird and then his mom the mom of the accused molester right says that she doesn't doesn't buy it so there's that environment perhaps right yeah she's like in denial in denial she's running a daycare this ████ with her business if it's true yeah there's a lot going on all right and what sucks is this isn't a normal guy this is guy that's classified as one of the most dangerous dudes in the world he's a heavyweight champion so it's just so many like factors that kind of like dramatize the story even more when the story is already crazy so for the molester he has priors of molestation already but he's like oh but that those were happening but this time it's different is that what you're trying to say like those were probably those were the balls this one's the pants right like is he like no i was actually trying to fix this kid's
5:03 pants oh yeah before i i was molesting people but not this time like like the ████ is he is this this is ████ crazy yeah because joggers are really hard to work with now it's a modern cat yeah yeah the old school trousers are way easier it's out of his generation he doesn't understand this yeah um so they haven't i haven't seen anything about if he died or not i don't think the guy died he shot the stepfather in the arm i think oh cause they were were they like driving together so the stepfather dipped with the accused molester and apparently my book man yeah dude and apparently kane was like chasing him and there's like some video of that and then kane shot i guess the step father in the arm he's fine he was treated all good but the damage is done he's probably gonna go to jail for a real long time but just ████ right like it's so crazy to think about you know what's weird is like if that happened to you where like where your daughter was molested
5:53 it's almost like based on what society has taught us like kids never recover from that yeah like there's always gonna be some kind of ████ up trauma i i feel like i would do the same ████ because the least i could do is at least show that that kid that at least i tried to even it out somehow yeah you know what i mean yeah but then also at the same time are you also hurting that kid's future by just not ████ being there because now you're in jail yeah so that's what dana white said he says i obviously feel sorry for him and his family it's a horrible thing i don't know enough details to speak on it but from what i've heard we all say we'd do it if it ever happened to us kane did it yeah yeah that's ████ that's a gangster statement isn't it that's a really great statement part of me wishes right you hear this stuff and you're like man if you just swore to like obviously he the
6:43 moment and so crazy but he just moved a little bit in silence i bet you could have still got the job done i think if you if you can even picture yourself maybe doing it hypothetically if it actually happened and you had the tools and the time you would 100 do it reflexively like by reflex you would do it the only way you would is if you waited i think most guys would just go for it you're not gonna have the presence of mind to like go like okay calm down steve i need to go in the dark web i know i wish though unless you pre-planned it where like that's the protocol in place for when that ████ does happen that's like not a crime of passion at that point that's like a pre-meditation meditating yeah what oh yeah how how long did he know this for i don't know i don't know how long i don't think there's any other details out there not in many details about it like dana white said but it's
7:34 just all all we have is this is the results of everything that's happened so far also what kind of signal does this send if let's say kane um like his story is true right because we also don't know that's just his side but let's say his story is true he he does get 20 years or a life then the signal that it sends out to the world is if your kid does get molested you're not allowed to do anything about it and you just kind of have to trust that justice will serve itself which who does that well remember that texas case where the dad um he killed the assailant that was molesting his daughter but he caught them in the act so he in ways of preventing the crime he actually did got acquitted because it's also texas too i don't think california will ever no way they're never on the side of ████
8:24 no they they always are on the side of the of the perpetrator and that's what's scary because like so you got to look at it case by case the way our justice system works right it's like he's going to be charged for the molestation case right and then kane's going to be charged on the uh attempted murder case separately they don't see it as one connection so depending on how much evidence they have on the molestation case and all these things he might even get out way ████ earlier than kay does so yeah which is so crazy well that signals to the world you can molest as many kids as you ████ want you're gonna get a slap on the wrist while if you try to avenge that then you'll ████ go to jail forever but i guess the it's it's like trying to create an overall picture if you try to zoom out it's trying to create a society that is um not harmful in general to
9:15 everyone right so like if you want an eye for an eye situation but if you're like shooting guns like you know trying to catch your bad guy you ████ hit a grandma or whatever like that's also ████ up so they're trying to also prevent like acts of passion i guess coming out of revenge so that means the poetic justices whatever the crime that was committed that you have to exact revenge for that's the limit to the crime that you can project so if you're fighting molestation you got to molest the molester i think so i think so that way it can at least be how does that always happen in this room and there's there's more than one person agreeing we're yeah yeah i mean like i think that's the best thing you can actually do is find a situation where you don't bother anybody else or risk anybody else you don't have to damage any property or whatever give us
10:05 the details okay so we'll have a a a squad a justice squad just a squad i like it and they'll go out and if they're proven guilty a militia if you will maybe or maybe you call it a a rescue squad okay i see a wrestling squad militia it could be an ice cream truck with just the door open and he's driving down the street he goes come here eduardo because he's drawn to ice cream trucks and he has to go in like oh it's just a good guy's militia you know it's another another super sad aspect of this is that like so we all know like one of the worst things about crimes against kids is that they ████ pay for it their whole life yeah yeah and and sometimes they end up redoing the same thing it's like they have such less hope but then the even worst part
10:55 is that because this is a high profile case now there's no anonymity for this kid to go on in life and like at least some kids when it happens to them no one needs to know and they can kind of deal with it how they want yeah but it's like everyone's gonna ████ know now like that like historically this happened to you and i think because san jose is uh i think that's where it's it happened right and and came velazquez and that whole team they're really embedded in the san jose community too so like everyone knows who they are right everyone knows where the gym is but i would like to think that hopefully he has some connections with like you know the government like the local government until you say the mob but but to like ryan's point imagine it's like now that kids got to grow up and not only does everybody know about the case and all that stuff but even in the worst case scenario it's like you know he goes to jail for a long time that's
11:46 maybe that that kid will feel like it's that kid's fault you know what i mean or yeah and now it's bigger like everyone knows what happened to you i think the best thing that we can do is build basements all over in different cities for things like this right you grab the guy when justice isn't served by our justice system and it failed you put them in the basement you lock them up and then you wait until your own kid is old enough to make the decisions of what they want to do to that person that's pretty baller that's a really good idea because it's like you know think about a job unless you're getting a house and being like oh this is handy has a basement it's locked steve it's not open but all the houses have basements joe no one a one does okay for this purpose okay okay the city basement the city basement i got the city base basement ship this is the base
12:36 that's that's what's hard is like you don't know if like even though in your mind of poetic justice that does seem like ████ sweet you just kill the guy that raped your kid but like in the long run and the long-term effects is that what that kid would have wanted like you have no clue how that if it's turning out for the best and also in a state of like rage and passion if he was just shooting a firearm out of the car into wide open street like who knows who else he could have potentially hit to you know that street to be fair look pretty empty and he could have like accidentally shot another like molester or something like that since california's still pro molester you know that's true dude is california california is ████ probably how long it is bro if you go on the map isn't ████ red dots all over the place dude it's pretty peaceful we did the ████ whole surge look we did the saxophone research looked at this area what the
13:27 ████ actually looked like ████ verizon coverage zone i can tell you those are good little tiny uh side story super short my uh i i dated this girl who was molested by your uncle when she was a kid and then uh she her parents never did ████ about it when she was like 18 did they yell at her about it because uh yeah yeah they did they actually did they actually were like no that never happened yeah they were matter of fact accusing him she turned 18. uh she got her hands on a gun and she decided she wanted to go find her uncle and kill him and then it was like her dad's friend and her dad had long passed away so she didn't really know what happened to this friend uh you know when you grow up there's that uncle that you just called my uncle but it's just like your dad's friend so
14:18 she finally finds him uh goes to his house and finds out that he's also passed away and she and then she uh called me and was like i just would have made the biggest mistake of my life holy ████ but yeah the dude was already dead but she went to ████ actually kill insane dude you have the craziest stories bro i grew up in the ████ late 90s hey t-mobile huh great coverage you
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