#136 From Political Hypocrisy, Diddy Scandal, to TikTok Controversies: Insights on Current Events

0 (0s): Oprah sounds shocked. I did not know you were a gun owner. The debate, 1 (4s): I'm a gun owner, Tim, A gun. I did not know that. 0 (6s): So even if she doesn't have a gun, she has someone that she is paying to be near her at all times with a gun. Thought that 1 (14s): Breaks in my house. They're getting shot under 0 (16s): Joe Biden. 85,000 undocumented children have gone missing. 2 (20s): And Joe Biden's administration doesn't know where 85,000 of those kids are. 0 (25s): It said these kids that are coming over with men and then are never seen again. Gavin Newsom signed the country's toughest law banning digitally altered political DeepFakes. Sir, 3 (34s): Do you intend to seek legal action whether on Elon Musk or any of the proliferating? 4 (37s): Well, the law. The law, the law asserts that many can seek injunction relief. 0 (42s): It's called the First Amendment. You Bitch. Also, isn't it funny how fast they can create and pass a bill when it serves their party? It seems like they're, they're really effective when they wanna be. Hello everybody. You are listening or watching chatting with Candace. I'm your host, Candice Horbacz. Before we jump into the episode, we're gonna check out our coffees. Who has bought us some coffee? Norman, thank you Norman. Thank you Wanda. And thank you. I think it's Tri G. Thank you so much for all the cups of coffee, all that goes right back into the podcast. So I sincerely appreciate it. If you wanna contribute to the podcast, go to chatting with candace.com and click that little link that says Buy me a coffee. 0 (1m 25s): It all goes right back into the show. We're doing lots of traveling, lots of in person. We are going to a big libertarian event. The resistance event By the time, oh, actually no, this'll post before. So if you are in DC you can come see me. Gerard Michaels, Kelsey Sheeran. We are gonna be at the Resistance. Let's find out what the actual name is. Massive conference is. Join the resistance.org. We are gonna be there on Sunday, huge lineup. We're gonna be running media, so if you see us come check us out, we'll be recording. We have a cool, exciting thing that we are launching over here. 0 (2m 6s): It is called elo, ELO. I think if you have been following me for a while, you get the nod there. So it is going to be a sexual wellness community and it is going to have a lot of content as well as products. And we are starting off first with our book club. Now I know that might not sound like your thing, but I highly encourage you to sign up if you wanna come check it out. Join the book club. It is a really good group of people. Go to elo, ELO Club. We will link that below. We have our three books already selected for October. I cheated and started early and I'm already almost done with all three. The one that I will give you a sneak peek to is the Way of The Superior Man by David Data. 0 (2m 47s): I'm trying to get him on the show. Every single man, young man, adult man, grown man needs to read this book. It will save you so much, so much unnecessary drama and worry. And it is just an incredible book. And I think every woman that is in a relationship with a man needs to read this. So I finished that in one day, 10 outta 10. Highly recommend. So go to ELO club and join our book club and we are gonna be doing monthly zooms with everyone that is engaged and reading all of the books and it's all free. So go on over, sign up. I will see you there. Can't wait. We are blind reacting to the news this week because my beautiful producer did so much work in sending me all of the notes. 0 (3m 29s): But I have been traveling and have not had time to look at them. And we're just gonna find out what's happening together in the world. So we have, we're starting off with presidential race news. What the heck could be happening? Let's find out. We have a New, Trump Campaign. This is gonna be good. Let's watch it together. Now 1 (3m 49s): They have pledged to carry out the largest deportation, a mass deportation in American history. Imagine what that would look like and what that would be. 6 (4m 1s): I'm Donald Trump and I approve this message. 0 (4m 4s): So I don't understand, are there really people that just want an open border? Like are there real American citizens that really want an open border? Anyone can come in at any time for any reason with anything that seems like a terrible idea, like an absolutely terrible idea. I don't know. What do you think? Yeah, I think if you come over illegally and especially if you're committing crimes, you shouldn't be here. Sorry. See ya. There's no second chance. You shouldn't, I mean, if you were lucky enough to get here, then you better be on your best behavior. That's all I'm saying. 6 (4m 41s): We can do all of this and more, but patriotic New Yorkers must get your asses out to vote How to get up. Get it, guy. Harry, get up. Harry. Harry, get your fat ass out of the couch. You're gonna vote for Trump today. Harry, get up. Harry, come on, let's go. Let's go. Harry. 0 (5m 9s): Who's Harry? Do you think he is gonna take New York? I mean, I see, I don't think it's impossible. When was the last time that New York went red? Let's check that out. Last time that New York state was red was 1984 for Ronald Reagan in 1980 for Ronald Reagan. So back to back. We shall see. That'll be a massive, massive victory. And does that mean he would have it in the bag If he gets New York? We shall see. Kamala wants trespasser shot. What I debate, 1 (5m 47s): I'm a gun owner. Tim is a I did not know that. I thought in my house, probably in my house they're getting shot. Sorry. Yes, yes. I I, I I hear that. I hear that. Probably should not have said that, but I my staff will deal with that later. Yeah, 0 (6m 7s): She seems a little bit tipsy, right? Like just a little bit like maybe we had a martini before meeting Oprah. And also you're gonna tell me, Oprah sounds shocked. I did not know you were a gun owner. You are telling me that Oprah, one of the richest people in the entire world doesn't have armed security. So even if she doesn't have a gun, she has someone that she is paying to be near her at all times with a gun. So let's not pretend that these people are anti gun, just anti-gun for you. And I think Kamala has made several comments in the past, and you guys can look this up 'cause the internet is forever where she very, she's very adamant about taking your guns away. 0 (6m 47s): So if they say assault, assault weapon, like every weapon is technically an assault weapon. That's the whole point, right? Whether it's a deer or an intruder or whatever. So I don't, I, I believe her, she probably has a gun. I don't know how many times she's used it, but I think that she will always have a gun. And people like Oprah will always have guns. They just don't want you to have guns. So she's trying to be relatable. But we are seeing right through you Kamala Trump, Iran email hack the situation explained 7 (7m 19s): US intelligence accusing Iran of election interference in this country. Iran allegedly hacking the Trump campaign, sending stolen information to the Biden campaign. What they allegedly sent and authorities have said. Iran also tried to hack into the Biden campaign as well. Pierre Thomas on this story as well. Tonight. 8 (7m 37s): Tonight the urgent investigation Federal officials claiming Iranian hackers since stolen information from Donald Trump's presidential campaign to political operatives associated with President Biden's campaign National Intelligence and security agencies, including the FBI. Saying that in an attempt to influence the election, Iranian hackers sent unsolicited emails to members of Biden's team that included stolen non-public material from former President Trump's campaign. Those emails, which were sent in late June and early July, right before Biden dropped outta the race, reportedly included vetting documents for potential Republican vice presidential candidates. The agency saying there's no information suggesting that those recipients replied. 8 (8m 20s): But it's unclear tonight if any of them opened or forwarded the emails 6 (8m 24s): Iran hacked into my campaign. I don't know what the hell they found. I'd like to find out. Couldn't have been too exciting. But they gave it to the Biden campaign 8 (8m 32s): Tonight. The Harris Wal campaign is condemning any foreign election interference. The Harris campaign says it's cooperating with authorities and acknowledges that a few individuals were targeted on their personal emails with what looked like a spam or phishing attempt. US intelligence officials say Iran tried to hack into both the Biden and Trump campaigns, but was only successful against Trump and David. Authorities are warning that not only Iran but also Russia and China will be expanding their election interference efforts as we get closer to election day, David, and we know we'll stay on this. Pierre Thomas, can I pier? 0 (9m 6s): Thank you. Can you just go back to electing people that don't want the job. Do you know what I mean? I think that's the ma. The major problem is now it is such a cash grab that if you become a politician, you end up, I don't know, 10 xing your net worth easily by the time that you're out or a few years after you get out. That seems a little bit, that seems like a trap. Like you're just attracting really shitty people that way. But I don't know how you get around that. Everything is digital. No one's using blockchain yet, so we're gonna get hacked. And a lot of people's minds are mush. So they're gonna see something and think that it's the truth and not do any digging. 0 (9m 46s): I just, we just need to put lie detectors on everyone. How about that? We do that for the debate. Everyone is live strapped to a lie detector. And then we also have a professional that's there that's reading body language and maybe we have some kind of third source of like a bullshit detector. And then that way in real time, or maybe we use Neuralink, we can speed up this process. We need Elon on it. We get Neuralink attached and we can just, we can track in real time when people are full of shit and then we can just like dunk 'em. Like the Flo will come out and just like dunk 'em below. See you later. Thank you for playing. 9 (10m 19s): Well you know, speaking of people coming in, we've had huge problems abroad. Obviously Iran has hacked your campaign. Yeah, they've had, yeah. 6 (10m 27s): How about that? 9 (10m 28s): And a apparently the, the Harris campaign has been the recipient of some of that. They say they haven't. How do you respond to that? 6 (10m 34s): Well, the FBI said they have, they've, it's gone over to the Democrats, the information they hacked. I don't know what it can be, but I can, you know, it's, it's not a nice thing to happen. I call it Iran. Iran, Iran. Just like Russia, Russia, Russia. We had to put up with that for two and a half years. And after two and a half years I could have told them the first hour. But after two and a half years and they know it was a hoax, but this isn't a hoax, this is real. I mean this is real stuff. They hacked my campaign, they spied on my campaign and they gave the information to Kamala. So when is the grand jury meeting? I'd like to know is there gonna be a grand jury? We went through two and a half years on a hoax. This is not a hoax. 6 (11m 14s): This was found by the FBII con, I congratulate them for that. But this is not a hoax. They took they spied of my campaign and they gave the information to the Harris campaign. 9 (11m 24s): Yeah, well they're, they're the first people to spy on your campaign too. You've had issues with that. Well we 6 (11m 28s): Had Obama and Biden spy on my campaign too. 0 (11m 33s): I mean you just gotta start locking people up. There just needs to be a consequence. It's just like toddlers. If they think they can get away with everything, they will and they will keep escalating. So there has to be a consequence. Why does this not apply to the people that are running our country? I don't know. Maybe 'cause they're above the law. This one is really interesting. I saw some stuff regarding all of the missing children and people will be so quick to write it off as Q anon and all of that. It's not true. Look at the numbers of human trafficking and all of the missing kids that that disappear every year. 0 (12m 13s): So these are real numbers. There are amazing charities and nonprofits that are working on this. But most migrant children who worked long hours were released to sponsors have little support aside from health and human service departments. We found reports of tracking to hotline increase by 1300% over the past five years. Well this is just the abuse and neglect. If you look at, let's see if I can find it. The amount of missing kids that come over the border, they just come in with basically a coyote and no one checks in on them. So they come in and then they're gone. So what do you think is happening? They're coming over with men too. They're not coming over with moms, they're not coming over as families. It's like these kids that are coming over with men and then are never seen again. 0 (12m 56s): It's really disgusting. So when you say that you want open borders and you think you're doing the right thing and you think that you're being, you're you know, with humanity and you are an empath and blah blah blah, like no, you're actually part of the problem because you are letting these monsters bring kids in and they're gonna be doing terrible things to them. Let's look at this increase on missing migrant children under the Biden administration. Under Joe Biden, 85,000 undocumented children have gone missing 85,000. We don't know where they are. He doesn't know where they are. So when you wanna defund ice, you're get literally taking resources away. 0 (13m 37s): They are the primary department that deals with human trafficking. So it has been rebranded in this really nefarious way that seems anti-human and that they're separating families. ICE is the number one department to save these kids. So again, you wanna defund the police, you wanna defund ice, you're hurting kids, you're hurting innocent people. So this is just nonsense. 85,000 people. So let's keep that border open because guess what? Human trafficking is one of the biggest industries in the world. So let's make sure that we don't stifle that. Former New York City Covid czar exposed, exposed New York Covid Czar had sex parties. God, ah, what is wrong with these people? 10 (14m 21s): I actually was the one who convinced the mayor to make it a mandate like New York City. Found out that you were having sex partying during covid. Yeah, it would've been a big deal. Yeah, it would've been real up. We went to some like underground like dance party, like underneath the bank and Wall Street and we were all rolling, we were all taking Molly and everybody's high. And I was so happy 'cause it hadn't done that in like a year and a half, like a year or whatever. And I, but I was looking around being like, I wonder be season because this was not covid when why I could do this job for the city was if I had some way to blow off steam every little then kind of sneaky about it. 'cause hotels didn't want people gathering there. 'cause that was like running the entire covid to the city. 10 (15m 2s): My wife and I like had one with our friends like in August of like that first summer. So we rented a hotel, it was fun. We all like took like, you know, Molly and just like, it was like 10 or nine of us and 10 or eight to 10 of us somewhere in our room. And everybody had a blast 'cause everybody was like so picked up. Yeah, I bet it being like everybody was just like stuck together and stuff like that. Yeah. And sometimes it so much about like executives just something about like bodies being close to each other. Like just being like naked with friends. Was that like whenever walking out, it was like the summer of 2020. So like walking around the streets and p outdoors, 11 (15m 40s): Did you have like any mandate 10 (15m 41s): In place? There wasn't any restrictions on gathering. Like you could ally gather people. The hotels didn't want an aside parties, but they weren't gonna like Yeah, it's so funny. It's like, 'cause 'cause I did all this like deviant like sexual stuff while I was like, like on TV and all this stuff. Yeah. And people are like, aren't you afraid? Aren't you embarrassed? And I was like, no, actually I really like, I love being my authentic side. So the way we do it in public health is we make it very uncomfortable to, to be unvaccinated. I don't expect the education to change your behavior. I'm just gonna make it really hard for you to do your job. You can't get a job, you can't go to a restaurant. Kid can't go to school. It's like he's gonna get vaccinated. 10 (16m 23s): So 11 (16m 23s): Was it technically like kind of forcing 10 (16m 25s): People? Yeah, that's what you're, you, you force people by making it really uncomfortable. 0 (16m 35s): Whoa. The cognitive dissonance. Listen, I'm not judging the sex parties have fun. Do your thing. You're all adults. I don't think anyone right? It's fine. It's totally fine. I don't think that that's a problem. What I do have a problem with is you can't eat outside and you're forcing people to get a jab. But then meanwhile you're having the, these massive sex parties with all of your buddies. So we're pretending that we can't eat outside, otherwise you're gonna get super sick and die. But you can swap all of these bodily fluids inside of a hotel room and it's totally cool. What the heck? And why does it always have to be the people that are into atypical sexual behavior that come and get outed? 0 (17m 21s): Come on. You are giving everyone a bad rep. It's not the sex parties part people. And that's what everyone's gonna focus on is, oh my gosh. See everyone that likes weird sex is a terrible person. No, he's just a terrible person who happens to like sex parties. Yeah. The forcing of the vaccinations is bonkers. So they'll go back and they'll say that they never forced anyone to do anything. And that you had, you had choice the whole time, but you don't have have choice. When everything is made so wildly uncomfortable and you can't participate in normal reality, you can't go to a restaurant, you can't go to school, you can't go to work. You can't travel without these things. 0 (18m 1s): But yeah, we didn't force you jail. They should all be in jail. California AI ban, California governor Ga Gavin Newsom signed a, the country's toughest law banning digitally altered political deep fakes on Tuesday, following through on a vow to act after rebuking Elon Musk for sharing a doctored video of Vice President Kamala Harris, the new California law, which will take effect before the November election channels rising alarm about artificial intelligence capacity to disrupt the elections by sowing misinformation with votes increasing, increasingly confronted with DeepFakes images and auto impersonating candidates. 0 (18m 43s): Musk who owns X stoked the debate when he shared an AI altered video of Harris in July drawing newsom's public promise to prohibit similar practices. Quote, I could care less if it was Harris or Trump Newsom and quote told sales Salesforce CEO mark about the conversation on Tuesday. It was just wrong on every level. Well that's kind of bullshit. 'cause I guarantee if it was of Trump, he wouldn't have said shit. And also, isn't it funny how fast they can create and pass a bill when it serves their party? Hmm. It seems like they're, they're really effective when they wanna be. So all of these policies that aren't getting passed, I don't know, maybe to help the drug problem, to help the homeless problem. 0 (19m 26s): That's really interesting. That's insolvable. We can't do that. We can't even get public toilets so that people stop shitting on the street. That's gonna cost a million dollars and 15 years worth of infrastructure. But we can pass this bill super quick because we have a candidate and we cannot lose 1 (19m 42s): I Kamal Harris and your democrat candidate for president because Joe Biden finally exposed to senility of the debate. Thanks Joe. I was selected because I'm the ultimate diversity hire. I'm both a woman and a person of color. So if you criticize anything I say, you're both sexist and racist. I may not know the first thing about running the country, but remember that's a good thing if you're a deep state puppet. I had four years under the tutelage of the ultimate deep state puppet, a wonderful mentor, Joe Biden. Joe taught me rule number one, carefully hide your total in confidence. I take insignificant things and I discuss them as if they're significant. And I believe that exploring the significance of the insignificant is in itself significant talking about the significance of the passage of time, right? 1 (20m 30s): The significance of the passage of time. So when you think about it, there is great significance to the passage of time and there is such great significance to the passage of time. Another trick is trying to sound black. I pretend to celebrate Kwanza and in my speeches I always do my best Barack Obama oppression. So hear me when I say I know Donald Trump's tight. And okay, look, maybe my work addressing the root causes of the border crisis were catastrophic. But my knowledge of international politics is truly shocking. The United States chairs a very important relationship, which is an alliance with the Republic of North Korea. It is an alliance that is strong and enduring. 1 (21m 13s): And just remember when voting this November, it is important to see what can be unburdened by what has been. That 0 (21m 20s): Was amazing. See, they said it's a parody though. And I think that that if you as if you are acknowledging that it's a par, that it's parody, you can't make that illegal. That's free speech. I do think it's a problem if you're trying to make it pass as it being real and that should be illegal. But if you're saying it's parody by all means. Let's look at the Newsom video. 4 (21m 40s): Hi, I'm Gavin Newsom, the governor of California. This is a message for the people of America, given in my authentically recorded non-AI voice. Thanks to my leadership over the last several years, California has become a world leader in extremist left wing governance. My policies were so effective that almost 1 million people are now fleeing the state. Every year we even ran out of U-Haul during the Covid Pandemic. I locked everyone in their homes and shut down businesses for months. Not the French Laundry, though, that's my favorite restaurant. Last year I cleaned up the dangerous messy streets of San Francisco. You know, because Chinese communist President Xi was coming and I really wanted to impress him. He's my boss. 4 (22m 20s): After all this year I signed legislation that allows me to take custody of your kid if you refuse to give him artificial hormones and chop off his genitals because if you don't do that, you're a bigot. And bigots shouldn't be allowed to have kids. I've also led the way in green energy by banning all cars that don't run on electricity. Then I banned almost all the electricity. This is smart leadership on my watch. The cost of living in homelessness have skyrocketed. Schools are failing drug dealers and human traffickers are pouring across the border. And poop has covered the sidewalks of San Francisco. This is the positive, joyful vision we offer as Democrats. 4 (23m 2s): That's why I'm enthusiastically endorsing Kamala Harris for president in 2024. She'll do to the country everything I did in California. Anyway, I'm California Governor Gavin Newsom, and I approve this 100% real message, which is a recording of my voice without the assistance of any AI whatsoever. This isn't a deep fake and you can rest assured that it isn't because I just signed an unconstitutional law outlawing deep fakes. No one would dare violated. Thank you. And science bless America. 0 (23m 36s): That is amazing. Aside from the little bit at the end, is there anything that was said in that that wasn't true? And this is posted by the Babylon Bee, which is a parody account. So again, you know that it's meant to be funny. To make that illegal is kind of, it's bananas. But is there anything that wasn't true in there? I don't think so. Gavin knew some legal action against Elon. 4 (23m 57s): I think Mr. Musk is missed. The punchline parody is still alive and well in California, but deep fakes and manipulation of elections that hurts democracy and the integrity of the system and trust. And we believe in truth and trust and we think this law is sound and will be upheld in the courts. So 3 (24m 17s): Do you intend to seek legal action whether on Elon Musk or any of the proliferating? 4 (24m 21s): Well, the law. The law, the law asserts that many can seek injunction relief. And I just signed the law. I just signed 32 other bills on housing and I haven't had a chance to review the specific lawsuit around a conservator conservative blogger that seems offended by our law. 0 (24m 43s): It's called the First Amendment, you Bitch P Diddy. Let's skip to P Diddy. A thousand bottles of Baby Oil Sure is a lot of baby oil. It's a lot. Sean 12 (24m 55s): Diddy Combs has been arrested in New York City and BC News reports citing a person with knowledge of the investigation. He was arrested in the lobby of a hotel. According to a representative Diddy's attorney Mark Agne Filo issued a statement to NBC News saying, we are disappointed with the decision to pursue what we believe is an unjust prosecution of Mr. Combs by the US Attorney's Office. Diddy he said, is an imperfect person but is not criminal. To his credit, Mr. Combs has been nothing but cooperative with this investigation and he voluntarily relocated to New York last week. In anticipation of these charges, please reserve your judgment until you have all the facts. Diddy's attorney adds. These are the acts of an innocent man with nothing to hide and he looks forward to clearing his name in court. 12 (25m 40s): Enu has reached out to the music mogul's attorney as well, but has not heard back per NBC news. It was not immediately clear what charges the rapper turned Music Mogul was arrested for, but it comes amid a wave of lawsuits filed against him alleging sexual assault and an ongoing federal investigation. The federal investigation was made public in March when federal agents executed search warrants at his properties in Los Angeles and Miami. A source familiar with the investigation told NBC News. In March, investigators interviewed several people in relation to allegations of sex trafficking, sexual assault, and the solicitation and distribution of illegal narcotics and firearms. The warrant to search Combs Properties came from the Southern District of New York. 12 (26m 22s): NBC News previously reported on September 9th, Diddy was ordered by a Michigan judge to pay over $100 million to Derek Lee Cardello Smith, who sued the wrapper for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting him. In 1997, according to court records viewed by e-News, following the judgment Combs attorney said in a statement to e-News, that Card Smith is solely looking to defraud the bad boy's record founder and stated in part, Mr. Combs looks forward to having this judgment swiftly dismissed. For more updates on this story, visit eon online.com. 0 (26m 54s): Now all a thousand bottles of baby oil is not illegal. It is a lot. Is this an actual video from there or can't be? And listen, he's maybe got a lot of friends. That part I'm not as concerned about. I know people throw all sorts of parties and he just wants to make sure everyone's slippery. But I think there's a lot of other people coming out that are saying that they've been assaulted by him and it's a big number when they ask Diddy about the thousand bottles of baby oil. 13 (27m 18s): What? Huh? Oil. Who said something about oil? Bitch, you cooking? 0 (27m 31s): The end of that is so good. So Nicko Avocado. Avocado is I guess a real person. Popular TikTok or Nick Ocado Avocado that is a terrible name, has created a whole lot of confusion online after claiming his weight loss was fake and calling fans stupid for believe for, for believing it. For context, Nico off, I'm just gonna call him Avocado. Avocado made a name for himself, but amassing 4.5 million TikTok or TikTok followers for his food content. Some of his videos reached in the millions, including the one that showed him blending, drinking various fast food items, reaching 87.4 million views earlier this month. 0 (28m 15s): The foodie, I don't know if I, is that a foodie turned his channel to share an announcement that he had dropped 250 pounds over the last two years and that all his food videos were prerecorded as a social experiment. Fast forward to this week, avocado shared a clip of him himself at his original weight calling fans Stupid for believing that he conducted an experiment online. So let's look at the weird avocado video first. Number one, I 14 (28m 43s): Don't have good news to share with you today. I'm actually really triggered. Lemme tell you why it's actually your fault. So let me break down through the low IQs out there, which is actually most of you. I mean a YouTube video. And I said I'm two steps ahead. My whole life is premeditated. It's calculative, it's manipulative. My life has been a social experiment. Jokes on you. I'm actually really smart. And what was the result of that video? Millions of people believed it. Y'all have the IQs of a bag of rocks. I can literally dye my hair blue and say it's always been blue and half y'all. We'll believe it. Yes, because I just acted gaining 250 pounds. Who in their right mind does a social experiment gaining 250 pounds for five years in a row? 14 (29m 28s): Y'all are so stupid. Yes. See this double shit? Yes. I acted this out for five years in a row. For what? For cliques. We've all been played by this evil genius. Oh my God, I literally typed up a Batman monologue and read it on camera. I am scared for society actually. Okay, I'm a little afraid. Y'all need to go to school, learn something, think outside the box. Don't believe everything you're told, including from me, and yet y'all believed it. That's actually scary. 0 (30m 7s): I'm so sorry I'm making you guys watch this. Goodbye. Blame David. Let's look at the skinny video now. Yes, 15 (30m 13s): It's really me. I am not ai. I am not a clone. I'm a real person and it's me. There are currently people taking my Instagram stories or my Twitter posts and uploading them here onto TikTok, pretending to be me. This is my only TikTok account and it is verified. The other Licato avocado pages or Nicholas Perry pages are not me. Anything you hear from them is not me. 0 (30m 58s): That's clearly doctored. That's definitely a filter. Anyone that believed that he was that skinny guy's outta their mind. Why are you guys watching this? 84 million of you. Why are you watching that guy? He's eating poison. He's morbidly obese. He's not very nice. Start supporting conscious creators. Learn something. Get off your phone. That is crazy. I, my mind is blown when I see creators like that. Influencers, whatever you wanna call them like that, that are so wildly successful, that are just toxic and they're rotting your brain. If that's what you're watching, just delete the apps. 0 (31m 38s): Go touch grass, pick up a book. I don't know. Don't spend your time on people like that. Speaking of people that create content, Mr. Beast is being sued. Let's check him out for what and 16 (31m 52s): Popular YouTuber, Mr. Beast and Amazon are facing a lawsuit over a new reality competition. Five contestants say the show wasn't what they thought it was going to be and that they were misled from the start. A, b, C news. Eva Pilgrim has more, 17 (32m 6s): Whoever leaves the circle last wins $500,000. 18 (32m 10s): Mr. Beast, a 26-year-old multimillionaire and YouTube megastar now under fire. His production company sued along with Amazon by the contestants of his new reality show. 17 (32m 22s): We're hearing a thousand People's Blindness. 18 (32m 25s): The class action lawsuit claiming the Amazon Prime show exploited the labor of the contestants alleging sexual harassment and a hostile work environment. The show a partnership between Mr. Beast, Jimmy Donaldson and Amazon Prime video marketed Beast games as the biggest reality competition series ever. With 1000 contestants competing for a $5 million cash prize, the biggest single prize in the history of television and streaming. But now five of those contestants claiming the show didn't provide fair wages or even bare minimum legal working conditions. Many are still awaiting their promised reimbursement. 19 (33m 4s): There was a lot of control over their sleeping arrangements over the food, when and where, whether they or not they could go to the bathroom. 18 (33m 16s): The lawsuit detailing what the contestants call unreasonable, unsafe, and unlawful employment conditions, writing the show only allowed them to be fed sporadically. And sparsely fostered a culture of misogyny and sexism and had insufficient medical staff to attend a potential and actual injuries during the production. There were several reports of injuries, court documents, including a copy of a manual titled How to Succeed in Mr. Beast's production that states really do everything you can to empower the boys when filming, help them be idiots. 20 (33m 51s): The very first question I think here is do game show contestants, particularly in the Los Angeles area where there are a lot of game shows. Do they qualify as employees under California law 18 (34m 6s): And a BC has reached out to Donaldson, his production company and Amazon about, 0 (34m 10s): Well, the answer is no, you're not considered an employee and that's the same for film. So you would be an independent contractor at that point, and then you're not, Garrett, you're not allowed, not not allowed, you're not promised food or breaks or anything like that. You're there to do a job. I'm not saying it's right. I've been on sets where I was on set for 16 hours and they provided a bag of chips and the pay was flat. I didn't get overtime or anything like that. There were no break rooms, there wasn't sufficient time to really have breaks. And if you did, it was in a really shitty cold room. Definitely not a great working environment. But I mean, that's kind of the nature of the beast. So I don't, again, I'm not saying right, it's right. 0 (34m 52s): Maybe there does need to be a little bit of reform there, but I don't, you're not getting paid minimum wage or performer. Mr. Beast is launching an unhealthy school meal. He's launching it with Prime and we all know that the, like Logan just loves any kind of cash grab. He'll just do it for the money. If you look at his NFTs, you'll just know how he sees business. But yeah, you're, we have childhood obesity that is through the roof. Let's look that up. Hey Siri, how many children are obese? Currently? 42.4% of adults and almost 20% of children, two to 19 years old are obese. 0 (35m 35s): 20% from two to 19. And you're gonna launch a box that has a sugary coconut drink probably filled with a bunch of trash, chocolate pizza, Turkey sticks aren't bad Fiesta nachos. You are in a position to create really amazing change. You can do it. And you're choosing to just make more money and to make something that looks colorful and exciting to kids and you're gonna poison them. So you're poisoning your audience. You really care about them. You're very grateful for their support. It's bonkers man is arrested by a robot. 0 (36m 15s): Didn't they make a Will Smith movie about that? We know how this is gonna end. 21 (36m 19s): Taking a closer look at a dramatic East Lubbock standoff where multiple shots were fired and one person was 22 (36m 25s): Injured. 39-year-old Felix Delarosa was wanted for a parole violation. That's why officers tracked him to the hotel. But when he fired shots, they called in the Lubbock County SWAT team. At one point we saw and heard him fire at a bomb squad robot, take a listen, it sprayed tear gas into de la Rosa's hotel room. Initially De la Rosa tried to fight the robot even throwing sheets and it looked like towels at it. But that didn't stop the robot from deploying gas. We watched his de la Rosa crawl out of that window and onto the ground where the robot pinned him until officers took him into custody. So 0 (36m 60s): This is, this is one of those things that seems like a really good idea. You're protecting, you know, SWAT team members, police officers, creating a little buffer, a little bit of space. That seems like a good idea. It seems like this robot only has gas and the ability to kind of pin you, which also could end up being a problem. But we're steps away weeks away from that. Being an armed robot seems like a really bad idea. And then also you're taking the human element out of it. Like there needs to be that risk so that you can properly assess the level of violence that may or may not be necessary. If you have a robot, I feel like it's gonna be a lot easier to have excess force because you're just dehumanizing that process a little bit Seems like a bad idea. 0 (37m 43s): We've been warned, warned a thousand times, but we just keep progressing for the sake of progress. This is crazy. Oh my gosh, I'm so glad this one is in here. If it's what I think it it is. Abortion is a complex issue with Charlie Kirk. Oh my goodness. Let's see if it's what I think it is. 23 (37m 59s): Abortion is murder and should be illegal. Well, what does fetus mean? 24 (38m 7s): A fetus is in utero. 23 (38m 9s): What does fetus mean in Latin? 24 (38m 11s): What the, I'm sorry. Is a 23 (38m 13s): Language card. It means it means little human being. 24 (38m 15s): Oh, the smiling's very creepy. Okay. 23 (38m 18s): Smiling is creepy. No, 24 (38m 19s): Your smile specifically. Got it. Let's go back to we're losing track here. 23 (38m 24s): No, but but is what, what species is the fetus? 24 (38m 27s): The fetus is not a species yet. It's technically classified as a parasite until it viable. Now I wanna talk to you about 23 (38m 33s): Something very quickly. I can't past that. Are you saying, sorry? Are you saying a baby is a disease or a tumor? 24 (38m 38s): A parasite is not a disease in a tumor. Those are not the same thing. Para a parasite is defined as something that cannot survive outside of its host a baby before it is viable cannot survive outside of a woman's 23 (38m 51s): Womb. Got it. So let's, let's extrapolate that it, 24 (38m 54s): It's not a living organism. Are 23 (38m 55s): Are are old people with Alzheimer's and dementia that are being assisted every day? Are they parasites? 24 (39m 0s): No, they're not parasites. They're human beings who are on the brink of 23 (39m 3s): Death. Got it. So my six, they're 24 (39m 5s): Not gonna be 23 (39m 5s): Able to survive my four month old. That requires mom's breast milk and requires daily changes. And feedings cannot survive without its own. Is my four month old the parasite. Your baby 24 (39m 14s): Can breathe on its own. Your baby can drink water from its mouth to its stomach, 23 (39m 19s): But but it cannot. Your baby can eat food. Can it haunt? Can it gather? Can it reason 0 (39m 24s): A four month old cannot feed itself. So that's completely inaccurate. And if a four month old is drinking water, it will actually be malnourished and die. So you literally need breast milk or you die. And even that talk to any woman that has breastfed, it's not always easy. They don't even know how to do that. There's latch problems, there's swallowing problems. The idea that if the baby can't survive without a host, then that makes it not a baby. It makes it a parasite is nonsense. Because honestly, until they're about two, they absolutely need a human to stay alive. Let's keep watching. But 24 (40m 2s): That's not what qualifies something as being a living 23 (40m 5s): Organism. Okay, let's let living 24 (40m 6s): Organism simply means can you survive outside of a womb, outside of your host. 23 (40m 13s): Got it. So I just wanna make sure I'm clear. Why does that then equate to moral viability? 24 (40m 19s): It equates to scientific viability. 23 (40m 21s): Why? Under what standard? Because 24 (40m 22s): It is not alive and you are advocating for the rights of something that is not technically a life. Got 23 (40m 27s): It. So what not 0 (40m 28s): Alive 24 (40m 29s): While sacrificing the needs of the human woman who is alive. 23 (40m 32s): Got it. So but a a a mom can survive Yes. Without the baby in her, right? Yes. The baby cannot survive without the mom. Yes. But a mom cannot survive without her lungs. So it's not her body, it's in her body. It's not her DNA. So it's not her choice. So it's a, 24 (40m 49s): It actually is directly her DNA. 23 (40m 51s): It's, 24 (40m 52s): It is 100%. It's 50% of her 23 (40m 54s): DNA after her DNA. 0 (40m 55s): Well that girl didn't win. That girl did not win. And the personal attack just makes her look stupid. You're there to debate. Debate. Don't personally attack him. That makes, that makes no sense. I thought it was gonna be the clip where he was saying if his 10-year-old daughter got raped and got pregnant by the assailant, that he would have her carry the baby to term. At least he's consistent. I think everyone knows his stance on abortion. He's very religious, he's very conservative. I at least he's consistent. I don't agree with that stance. I don't think most Americans agree with that stance. It's obviously it gets a lot of eyeballs and I think it makes people think that people are more extreme than, than they are on the subject. 0 (41m 44s): I don't understand the obsession over this. We've talked about abortion a couple of times. My opinion doesn't matter, I know what I would or wouldn't do. But if you're gonna say that you need to make it completely illegal to where if a little girl, a 10-year-old gets raped, that she's now being forced to have the baby because two wrongs don't make a right. I think that that is retarded. And I think that is a, a simplification of a very complex issue, which is there is no right solution there. And no matter what you're destroying a life. And I think in situations like that, most people are very sound. They're gonna say no. That little 10 year old's, that 10 year old's life is more valuable than a couple of cells at that point that are going to be a baby. 0 (42m 25s): Yes, it is a baby. Not yet, it's growing into a baby. But yeah, I think his stance on that is wild and really extreme. And I, again, as much as I hate it, I was like at least he's consistent. But don't let, don't let the internet fool you and think that that is most people. I really don't think it is. I would venture to say 90% of people would disagree with his stance on that. Let's end on something fun. This is amazing and this is probably one of the only reasons why I would go to China. This is adorable. Oh my gosh. 0 (43m 9s): Who's a good boy? So the Hanway Zoo admits that they painted dogs white and black to make them look like pandas. The zoo initially tried claiming that the dogs were a unique breed of panda called panda dog. It was later discovered that the pandas were chow chows who were dyed white with white, white and black paint. That is the cutest thing ever. And someone needs to do that for Halloween. If you have a chow chow, you need to turn it into a panda for Halloween. That is so freaking cute. Also, don't they, didn't they take all their pandas back? San Diego I think might have just gotten rereleased some pandas, but didn't they take almost all of their pandas back? 0 (43m 54s): So why aren't you just using actual pandas? What did they do to the pandas? Well now we have to do a deep dive into that. We gotta find out where all their pandas are, but that is so cute. Alright, well I hope you liked this episode and for all of you that are still hanging in there, thank you. We will be back next week with some more topics. We'll have interviews next week. We are launching an episode with Gerard Bridget Fe and David Landau. It's gonna be amazing. And so check that one out. We will see you next week and maybe I'll see you in DC on Sunday. I am gonna be there again with Gerard and Kelsey. Come say hi and pop on camera. 0 (44m 35s): See you later everybody.