0:00 some people are just don't know how to raise a kid you and then how complex it is to raise a kid that's adopted that's a different race than you y bro good ████ luck that's hard she white no the kid black you see okay you see that okay I think that's a I think that's a factor I think that's [Music] a do you guys remember the Nintendo switch Juggernaut no what's that it's that kid he was 17 they took Nintendo switch at oh yeah he just like bum rushed the teacher he up he was like a big ass kid right so the full story of that is now laid out yeah um and his mom speaking out against the two and there's not only her but also a bunch of activists are
0:51 asking for him to be freed what happened the woman who got demolished though is asking for him to get the maximum penalty which would be 30 years wow wow so on each side you have two totally opposite extremes of wait activists want them to be freed a lot of them here here's a video of it happening the video is brutal next to his mom talking about how it's not his fault is this the one where um like a marine was there too is it that one no I don't I don't know oh this is his mom so here's the yeah his mom adopted adoptive mom yeah for what my son did and um nobody nobody should ever have to go through that but at the same time please consider that my son has had a hard life and he's gone through so much trauma in his life
1:42 he has autism please show Mercy to him it's devastating interesting right I mean oh yeah so she's saying that nobody should ever go through what that teacher went through but consider that her son has autism and has a traumatic it sounded like she was saying no one went through what my son has went not with the no it's not that s like that though no one has ever unleashed the beating the way my son gave it power that's what it sound he's an excellent fighter he's considered the Guinness World Record he set so uh here let me give you guys the complete exact story about what went down because back when we first covered this nobody really knew exact they just had the video and people made their assumptions but here's exactly and then we will play jury how it goes yeah and then we'll decide who's right I kind of feel like my assumptions are the same still let's see let's see it's interesting okay so here's here's how it happens so um oh okay so they're
2:35 claiming first of all that Brendan that's the name of the of the 17-year-old at the time who's now 18 that he's autistic so at the time of the attack he was 17 years old uh standing at a height of 66 weighing 270 he's a big ████ so at a super young age less than a year I believe he was adopted by that woman and he was mostly homeschooled all the way up till uh when when he grew up but throughout his life he always had rage issues can we also replace his name replace Brendan with super heavyweight fighter and then replace the mom ending at 66 replace the mom with Sandra Bullock oh wow okay this ████ is bigger than Francis and G dude he's a he's a super heavyweight so he's always had rage issues and required special needs care uh it got so bad that the mom had to like send him to
3:26 a group home to live and at the group home they specialized more in like the type of education that he needs and they make decisions for him so that's how he ended up in public school the mom never wanted to send him to public school but the group home said it was okay and they deemed him safe to go to public school he would just have to go to special needs classes I think in between other classes is it because he whooped everyone's ass at the group home and like we need to set the honestly honestly I wouldn't put it past them it could be that but uh so she didn't agree with that they did it anyway in his special needs courses they would often incentivize him to work by giving him play time on his Nintendo switch so they used that as a way to like get him to do his stuff because otherwise it was really difficult yeah uh they did say that that's a system that he's used to and if you were to take it away from him you would have to do it really carefully or at a specific point of time what
4:18 happened was that there's this uh teacher's aid her name's n ditch and she's the one who got beat up but basically she's walking Brandon to his next class so this is after his special needs class he gets walked to the next class where he starts taking out the Nintendo switch and distracting other students nit is like hey you got to put it away you got to put it away so he puts it away he just keeps taking it out and then you know keeps getting asked to put it away he just can't you know he can't not play with it because it's a Nintendo switch and you're in school anyone would do that autism or not I would do that um so then she texts after the class she texts the teacher of that class and says hey um next time he shouldn't bring the switch to his uh non-sp special needs class like in his special needs class where that's part of the how they incentivize him fine but at
5:09 the other class he probably shouldn't do that what happens is he finds out that she ratted on him and that's why he beat her up we thought that she took it away she never took it away he finds out that that she texted the other teacher about it and then he starts yelling at her calls her a ████ a ████ spits in her face I mean rats suck now I'm on his side I'm on his side now so then I don't ████ with no rats stitches get stitches is the same snitches so no snitching dude so when she turns for the door in the middle of all of that that's when he shoves her down and then beats her to a pulp knocks her out I think she had like six broken ribs and like all this like stuff she has all these like uh she claims that now she's got some like issues with you know with her brain and stuff yeah probably like
6:01 issues you see how ████ out she was she was ████ out but did she learn her lesson did they ask her she's like I'm sorry no actually she's pissed now she so she's ratting harder yeah she's ratting harder and so Brandon's trial is as it's coming up nich is maintaining she thinks Brendan's not as autistic like everybody says he is she's saying he's currently in jail about to get his GED but people depict him like he can't think for himself his mother paints a picture of him like he's incapable of putting his socks on interesting but she doesn't see it that way because he also you know there's also situations where he's been almost threatening this in the past yeah so it's almost like a when this happened it was like a thing that came to fruition that everyone always knew that this could happened yeah it wasn't like a they probably need to get like a third party evaluator to see if he how bad his autism really is yeah
6:53 that's why she's saying it can't be if he's about to get his GED I don't know if that's a fair way to weigh it but she's basically saying saying she wants him to get the maximum punishment which now that he's 18 I think they want to try him as an adult even though it happened when he was 17 they want to give him 30 years as a Max probably won't be that but she's she's advocating for that like give him the maximum and then the activists and along with his mother are saying free him so those are two very different results of this I would say if the mom wants to free them then ████ send them back home to the moms so the moms get beat up you deal with them yeah the reason they put him in the group home is because he started acting out more and with her husband at home with like heart issues she didn't want to like push that cuz you can't be like not my problem and then someone else solve it you know it's like hey get that problem out of there
7:44 then okay cool then you take care of the problem so the mother blames like explicitly says she blames the district and not him she thinks it's a District's fault because they didn't handle his curriculum correctly where he's not supposed to have you mean after she pwned him off to a group home cuz she couldn't take care of him yeah see that's the tough part bro I'm I'm actually with the mom here snitches get stitches double down on it and sh there's no way this guy was in like wrong you ████ up people that snitch on you luckily we're not of hive mind so I actually think question like usually when somebody gets ████ up and then this is a whole like Court thing often times there's like potential money on the table for the person who got ████ up yeah I'm assuming in this situ situation though it's not like the chick who got like concussions and broken ribs and ████ is going to get any type of
8:34 paid off right unless she sues the school or the district it sounds like a criminal case though you know what I'm saying she probably there's probably no money there to pay her out even if she did do a civil suit which means it would make sense for her to be like if I'm not going to get money punish the ████ out of this guy it's not like he's an heir of a fortune that she can like there's I'm not saying right and wrong here I'm seeing practicality from her voice it's like damn she's not going to get anything but the the most gangster viral ass whooping broken ribs and definite trauma of course she's going to say maximum she might not be able to walk again or she might have lost bodily function she says that her speech is slow uh she just has really slow cognitive functions now and is struggling and which honestly when you see the video you wouldn't be surprised somebody and she and she not young either she's going to fight for maximum punish I don't think she's in the wrong for that a 57y old lady getting brain trauma like that wait she's 57 you can't
9:26 bro that's hard to come back from bro so I'm okay I'm I'm but I'm not saying he deserves 30 years of Maximum I'm just saying she definitely has the right to fight for the maximum punishment okay that's fair to imagine your mom getting stomped out by a kid dude that's ████ crazy and also like the the because he's so big and strong like this kid is dangerous yo oh you're going to say he looks like Caitlyn Jenner huh what were you going to say yeah what were you going to say you're not wrong remember I told you guys about that one kid that at the tutoring center I used to work at yeah that kind of reminds me of that kid cuz that kid was 15 and he was like 200 something PBS and he was a big ass ████ already and he would just come into the torine center sit in the corner put his head down and he was a parachute kid so like his parents paid the tutoring center to
10:16 just kind of be like the after school and kind of take care of them and so they do have a curriculum but then he has a very ████ you ████ everyone like I'm I'm pissed all the time mentality yeah and so he'd be in the corner I'm not even in charge of him and he'll be like just sitting there and then Any teacher that even like came up and like hey excuse me can you want to do whatever he would just start swinging and ████ like this ████ is crazy yeah and then like but he was the teacher was probably getting paid big bucks to handle handle himself so that's when she was like hey like can you start being his like teacher and I was like what do you want me to teach him what yeah he was like can you like can you start like just mentoring him like give him something I was like what can I teach him like honestly how to miss anything to punch he's like you could teach them anything and I was like oh ████ okay and that's why I started teaching them like how to fight I was like like we were like first I just
11:07 started like going to his house um cuz they don't want him at the tutoring center she's like I'll pay you double so that you don't have to come in but then you go to their house wow so I show up at his house and then he's just like standing there and then his mom would as soon as I come his mom okay he's yours and the mom would bounce too see that's a funny sign there's your sign so we just started I I just took it easy I was like Hey Le want to like just go for a walk and he's just like and then I was like hey you want to learn how to how to fight and then he was like yeah I was oh ████ let me let me see what you got and I would like throw out my hand and he would start like punching and I was like oh ████ we started having Rapport and in the between like taking breaks we would talk and I think like a kid like that was just so much anger that was like the only way I can get to even establishing any Bridge so that when we brought him back into the classroom like in class I
11:58 think I was the only teacher at that school like hey what's up man and he'll like like that versus every other teacher would like hey how's it going he wouldn't even like turn or look at you like he was just ready to just ████ sock someone in the face he was so ████ pissed I don't know if he was Autistic or not but he was just with that classify his autistic at all I don't even know I don't know what this fool had he ate pizza every day cuz I think he liked Pizza didn't want to eat anything else so it's Mom would go to his kitchen would F be stack of pizzas just like literally at like large pizza every ████ day it was where do you think his anger stem from you think it's from his parents maybe his dad's not there Mom wants to bounce and then the ████ little brother is like the softest guy in the world probably because he's scared of his big brother that could flip on any it was like a crazy situ that sounds s similar and he lived in a giant mansion in Pasadena it was like
12:49 one of those where like um when I go to his house I can hear the echo of his German Shepherd like it was at the back of a Double Tree I'm like dude that was that took 5 minutes after I rang the doorbell for the dog to reach me the back of a double yeah that was ████ crazy dude I'm like damn this is a balling ass house but the most empty home I've ever been in damn your parenting is hard huh nah it's still easy but I mean this situation is just different I mean like from the start she adopted a kid who already had issues yeah and then honestly it looked like at towards the end it was beyond her ability on how to help him yeah yeah I agree with Bart like there probably needs to be some sort of like third party you know person that comes in to actually see where his mental capacity
13:41 is because that is hard to judge like you know but if he is like very there and capable then it's like dude he ████ her up they did here's the crazy then it's criminal yeah right right before I think this is a strong uh component to this I think like a year before he was in his public school they did put put him in some specialized autistic like school or hospital and then they discharged him they were like you're good kind of thing cuz he probably bet a teacher backwards yeah D I folded the doctor cuz then then again like if we're if we're not blaming the kids so much yet and we're trying to think about like the system or the environment like that's also another like faulty place that you got to look into that that's school and then obviously the mom too or the group home or whatever you know what I mean so it's like but then there's a lot of ████
14:31 errors that happen I feel like kids get misdiagnosed a lot how many programs does it take to fail this kid until you're like this kid can't be helped anymore and that's why she's like protect the rest of us and just leave him in jail but the mom is like if you put this kid in jail for even any amount of years it's basically going to be a life sentence then you protect them you know me you that needs to be your problem yeah but she knows she can't I think it just sounds like weird he needed a man in the house like if his dad's like you need four men in this house yeah that man needs to be 6 s and 280 lb you know you need an MMA quartet yeah ████ you need a Samoan dad is what it is oh I sentenced you to Samoan dad cuz this he's like a Samoan kid size so he needs a Samoan dad that's
15:23 true to be like yeah or send them to Samoa and then they're like oh look at this little guy yeah yeah come here bud how far how far gone do you think a kid like this is do you think he has any hope based on what you know about the world and how ████ turns out damn um any chance you think maybe a slim chance like someone like Bart helping out that kid yeah hey that's not my problem but but honestly that's that's what like that's what it might take it might take someone to be like yo I'm going to I'm dedicated to be helping you whatever how easy is that to not very easy that's what they say about a lot of the social problems is that it takes a one toone effort but it's impossible to get and the consequences you got to talk about that like when the principal of the the after school academy assigned me I was like yeah I'm down to go there and it's like double pay that's pretty cool
16:14 I'm like but if he socks me I'm going sock him back I'm just telling you right now if this one socks me I'm going sock him back damn so that's all you have to be like realistic with the expectations too seriously do you feel a little like this is kind of where I feel like in like using so like let's say he's super attached to his Nintendo switch I think trying to repurpose that as a form of incentive knowing how how easily he can be triggered by the removal or the even ████ with it at all that feels like it was the wrong choice to let him have anything yeah maybe cuz if his response is violent that feels a little codly like oh like here you can don't kill us here's your game cuz then think about what's going to set them off next they could be like oh we're having ████ pizza for lunch again godamn it beat somebody up or how how is he going to
17:04 assimilate into society in a future sense you know what I mean like this might take like a PhD level ████ psychologist to be able to work with this kid I don't know I don't know what the answer is ████ Phil Jackson yeah yeah no honestly part of the team or something you might need you might need to put this kid into something where like he needed a Chinese mom and a Samoan dad oo that's a good strong combo yep and nted you can't be adopted from a white family old white lady can't can't deal with especially with a dad that has heart problems yeah yeah yeah I think and a Robin Williams therapist but it is true though like I think having a strong male figure in the house is super important for like boys oh yeah that's that's all given for sure Bo bro boys need a fear ████ I feel like they need to fear their or else they turn out not fearless and they ████ up adults yeah they beat up women and ████ like you know I think that's a thing I think that's that's the crazy part in his mind
17:55 it was like not oh this is even a lady he's like yeah it was and she was unconscious after like yeah it was just straight up enemy kill you and then and it was over something like you know wait she adopted him at like 1 years old before one I think so she's like if he if he had a hard life right you are a part of the ████ hard life too po cuz look we have to we have to take this into account some parents are just not good parents yeah some people are just don't know how to raise a kid yeah you the and then how complex it is to raise a kid that's adopted that's a different race than you y bro good ████ luck that's hard she white no the kid black you see okay you see that okay I think that's a I think that's a factor I think that's a factor blame the mom I kind of am well dude she has to have a little blame no a
18:46 little blame if she had him since she was one you're right like but she was doing okay so on the upside even though you know she didn't fix his issues she did keep him kind of contained from nus society by wanting to homeschool him and it wasn't until until the group home put him in a high SCH but who knows what happened from age 1 to to ████ 11 or I guess the question is that's a lot of time for things to mess up homeschool kids are weird already the question is Imagine no seriously if these signs showed early on when he was smaller if that could have been treated corrected it was yeah you know what I mean like he had by the time he's 6 feet it's like damn dude it's kind of but that's also according to the mom right right right so that's also like we can't take her word 100% we can't take anyone especially when she's fully blaming this the district exactly anybody who's like
19:37 look I had a hard time doing it and stuff like that if she's like not fully blame pointing the finger then it's easier to not point the finger too much at her cuz I'll say this I think for typically speaking this is massive generalization I think parents that take the responsibility and blame on themselves are probably more equipped to be able to be a better parent than ones that are like you it's you it's you it's oh yeah because they change up their parenting to adapt how they ████ up being a parent is a big ████ responsibility and if you're not that type of person that could fill those shoes then you know sometimes it's safe to say that like yeah you probably shouldn't be a parent it is hard because if you end up with a kid like this that's hard mode 100% you're going straight to hard you're going straight to the ████ end dude you're final boss right here they didn't put that kid in the NFL or something yeah that's you tell me you didn't put this kid in football fing right before the last play they're taking away his switch go yeah yeah yeah go smash that guy and he ████
20:27 the coach up and like Oh wrong wrong team wrong team but honestly if this kid had an outlet for his aggression that could be may it may not be the best thing in the world would you suggest MMA maybe not I don't know about MMA bro a lot of violent boys though I think they get an outlet a lot of violent boys get a lot lot outlet with martial arts and all that and you get humbled dude cuz you get ████ up maybe it'll help a little bit yeah there are people his size that could deliver equal or stronger Force then I think it also keeps your own powers in check yeah and if you go getting stupid street fights and whatever you go back they find out they're like what the ████ was that you know like maybe it'll help I don't know what the answer is I think I think iido will
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