The Scott Adams School - 10/07/26 October 7th. What Did Scott Say?

Hey, BJ, where are you now, by the way? Are you in Canada?

Uh, right now I am in Canada. I will be in Philadelphia tonight, and I'll be in Florida in a few weeks.

Wow, look at you, world traveler, world traveler.

I'm actually going to be at an event that somebody— I can actually try to get them an interview for you. Do you know who Robert Spencer is from Jihad Watch?

No.

Ooh, I can reach out to Rob. Yeah, I can reach out to him. I've gotten him some interviews in the past and I can, uh—

Oh, so we'll have to look out for that, you guys. Look at, look at who's here, Uncle BJ.

Hold on, I, I'm looking for the link, by the way, you sent me. And, uh, you sent me over text?

Yes, on the text.

Okay, let me find it.

I missed you too, Metal Seer. Good morning, everybody.

Oh, I don't see the chat. Oh my gosh, what a shame. I won't laugh today. I have to go out and find the chat on my phone or something.

Go out and come back in, Marcella. Unplug it and plug it back in.

You think if I come back in? Okay, let me— can I try it?

Yeah. Oh no, not there, on your logo. Oh wait, you can't see it in Rumble on the studio?

No.

Oh, Rumble. Why, Rumble?

Why?

Why?

Okay, so Because it's a Wednesday.

It's a Wednesday. It's hump day. All right, we're just giving a minute.

Put DJ on.

Nikki, you are so funny.

Mm-hmm.

Why is there audio but no video? Does somebody want to help Aunt N for us? Um, you guys, good morning. Good morning. Oh, good. We've got Rumble in the house.

YouTube.

Welcome, YouTube. YouTube, can you guys click the little thumbs up for us? We would love it. Um, we have lots to do today, but we just wanted to give everyone a chance to come in. I cannot wait to have a sip of my coffee. Are you guys ready? Are you ready, Marcella? Marcella's hot again today, you guys. Wait, Marcella's boiling. And look, I have my simultaneous fall.

I knew you were gonna brag, you both of you, with your fall weather.

I'm so chilly, but you know what'll warm me up? Scott and a sip of my coffee. Let's do it.

And before we get going, just to prepare ourselves, what do we need? Yes, we need a cup or mug or a glass, a tank or chalice or stein, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip, and you need it. You need it bad, and you need it now. Go!

Huh.

I can feel some ballots being disqualified with one sip. That's all it took.

Oh well then, keep sipping, Scott, when it comes to the midterms, please. Good morning, everybody. Welcome. You have found yourself at the Scott Adams School. My name is Erica, and I'm joined today by our regular co-host Marcella and our special guest co-host BJ, which you, you all know, as now I'm calling everybody BJ, Uncle whatever your name is. So Uncle BJ, um, is back with us, honkingforfreedom.com. Uh, BJ, how have you been since we last saw you?

Uh, good, really busy. Life is a little bit crazy, and, uh, you know, we see all the nonsense that's going on in the world, and I've also had some people in family that have been dealing with some issues. But as I said, leading into the summer, everything always works out and biases to the positive if you use the right affirmations. And guess what? It happened and everything has worked out.

Oh, amazing. Great. I love that. Marcella, I'm sorry you're overheating again. Poor thing. Come visit us in New Jersey. We'll go apple picking.

I don't think my Rumble is working at all. So I'm gonna have to log back in, you guys.

Oh, we can see you and hear you perfectly.

Yeah, I can't see you guys.

Oh, all right, Marcella.

Okay, click, click, try clicking reload, by the way. Try that first because I've had—

Oh yeah, okay, let me do that. All right, so I'm doing it, you guys. I'm pressing reload.

Okay.

By the way, Erica, we, um, on, on my stream I do on Fridays after you guys, Saturdays and Sundays, we've continued With the simultaneous sip. So if you want to do a simultaneous sip on the weekend. However, however, we don't— we didn't just copy. We did something completely different.

Okay.

In Scott's honor, we do it every day. And our simultaneous sip goes something like this. We like to gently acknowledge that we're standing on the traditional territory of whoever was here savagely killing and genociding each other at the time. They're not in charge anymore. So we're here until the Americans are done with Cuba and Iran.

Wow.

That is a whole different kind of sip.

Well, you know, because Canada has this indoctrination stuff everywhere beginning. Do you know they do land acknowledgments in every school in the country in the morning announcements? Like, what does that do to a nation? Yeah, it's programming. What Scott always talked about.

Yep.

And do they still do the Pledge of Allegiance?

No, no, no, no, no, no. What are you talking about?

Canada? Oh, in Canada, national state. I was thinking of America.

No, no, no, no. We're talking about Canada.

Yeah, yeah, I know.

Who cares about Canada? You're going to take over anyway.

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, no, don't you want us to?

There's a lot of people now that have a lot of appetite of having some sort of alliance with the United States, and there's talk about what the Trump administration really wants. They want to have an economic zone like what the EU was supposed to be. No politics, just economics. So they get rid of the border. But the problem is we have a whole bunch of jihadis in the country, which I'm sure we're going to talk about, and that needs to be fixed first.

Well, we need to fix that everywhere. I mean, the world's on fire. So I, I will talk about that today because let's acknowledge first, you guys, that it is October 7th and this is the Marking the third year since the horrific attack in Israel, and you know it's like that just changed everything globally. I feel like you know that that attack kicked off a series of wars and division, and you know it just it changed everything, and you know everything's is still going on. I know, by the way, BJ, you could answer this for us. So I know there's an election. What is it? October? Oh, I didn't. Oh, you're muted, Marcella.

October 26th. Nothing's working for me today.

Ah, well, you look marvelous, darling. October 26th. So what does that look like in Israel? Now here's my question because I literally don't know anything about this. Do the Do the people want an election and are they unhappy with Netanyahu or do they feel like, oh, we're like in a situation, we need him to stay? So what's the vibe?

I think what people misunderstand about Israel is they— I've met people who think Israel's like Saudi Arabia. They think it's like this religious country. 70% of Israelis identify as secular. It's like the United States. But one problem with it, it's maybe more like Europe, is Netanyahu has a coalition government. He's the opposite of a dictator. He's always got to placate to a far left, the religious right, the mod, the far well far right, whatever you want to call it, whatever label they give. And Israel, this small little country. The reason I don't get involved in Israeli politics is it's a country of ten million people, so it's the size of El Salvador, and they have something like 150 political parties. Like dude, you can't narrow it down to like five. It's like everybody's got a new political party. It's just really difficult. So I think what the West has been sold about Netanyahu and Israel, that comes from the Muslim Brotherhood. It's very collectivist. There's a one-person dictatorship that's running everything, and it's the total opposite. And you see that by the attempts to try to drag him through the court system, right? It's, it's not this homogenized political nation that people think it is. The only thing I will say about the election and politics is I know from a lot of people who tell me, like all politicians, like we see with Donald Trump, yeah, I mostly love Donald Trump, but I hate a bunch of things that he does. But you know what? I have no choice. It's the best of all options. And I think that's how most Israelis feel about their politics. They never have somebody who represents them, even with the 150 parties. And it seems to be that they're at this state. It's... Like, listen, right now we got to solve this problem, and he's the best person to lead the country. He has the best relationship with the United States, and the United States and Israel—I'm sure we'll talk about that—are you know simpatico in this global fight against Islamic terrorism or narco-terrorism, which is what it is. And that's probably why. But don't ask me; I'm not an expert on Israeli politics.

I actually tend to avoid it. Okay, Marcella, do you do you have any any? I just always have questions because I don't really follow the other countries. Do you have any questions about that election at all?

Did she say no?

No, she's muted. She's like just keep going.

I'm hearing this beep in it, and so sorry.

Is that your beep or BJ's beep? No, no, it's not my beep. Oh, maybe it's like a notification or something, right? Yeah. Okay. It's annoying me. Sorry. Uh oh, BJ. Take care of the beep.

Hold on. I have. I have everything.

It's going to cause world problems right now.

I'm on do not disturb everywhere. Okay. Oh, I think it's my Discord. Okay. Oh, it's your Discord.

I knew it. Oh my goodness.

Well, it looks from the polls recently, I guess updated that the Likud Party, the Benjamin Netanyahu Party, is up. And, uh, in the polls because the Yashar, the, the opposing party, was leading, but now he's leading. So I guess, um, you know, the people are, are speaking. And, and I'm so sorry, it's the 27th of October is the date.

27th. Okay, good. All right, good. Yes, everyone in the chat's going, yep, that was a Discord beep, you Discorders. Um, okay, so I just want to, you know, Just kind of round out the October 7th situation in Israel. And I asked, I posted yesterday on X a tweet that Scott made on October 9th after the attack in Israel. So I asked BJ, since Owen's not here, that he could read. So if you guys could just listen, it was, it was just too big to fit on the screen. So BJ is going to read it for us if you have it, BJ.

Sure.

It's a little bit—

This was October 9th, 2023.

Yeah. Yeah. Okay. It's a little bit small, so bear with me. Like the rest of you, I'm trying to understand the Hamas strategy. On the surface, it looks insane. There is no real hope of conquering Israel and no hope it will make anything better for anyone, nor can any, quote, expert explain their strategy. Without appealing to some form of group insanity, but Hamas seems too capable to dismiss to be dismissed as crazy people, and their Iranian handlers are likely not insane either. So I rule out making anything better as Hamas's objective. So what's left? Israel's response will parentheses necessarily. Create civilian hardship in Gaza, and this is likely to shock the civilized world. And that will, in theory, weaken Israel's Holocaust narrative—that is by far its most valuable asset. Looks to me as if Hamas is playing the long game. Step one: weaken the Holocaust narrative and gain more militant support across the region. All. All it will cost Hamas is severe hardship for 1.2, 1.7 million people on their side. But few of these people were thriving. That makes Saudi Arabia the most important player in this drama. We and if when and if they take take a side, the new narrative is formed. Note: I do not know anything about this topic, but neither do the experts. None saw this coming.

Um, yeah, what's your take on that, BJ? And I'm curious about the, um, Holocaust angle.

Yes, I, you know, and Joe Pollack, I think, agrees with me because we've talked, you know, a little bit about stuff. I love Scott. Uh, he's completely wrong on some of this, and he's right on other parts of it. And I'm surprised that he would say, for example, That, um, they're— and I think he was evolving later in his life. I think we saw that when he said, you know, they're not insane like their Iranian handlers. Scott should know better because we all have different filters of the world, and they're using the fanatic filter, the religious fanatic filter. And that is completely different from the filter that Westerners use, whether they're conservative, liberal, whatever. We're all living under a liberal democracy. And this is very common amongst people in the West who think we all think a certain way, and that is further from the truth. So Scott really understood the human operating system, as all people who study hypnosis.

Mm-hmm.

But he would also know that that, that operating system can be rigged, and it could be rigged to cause people to do very fanatic things, which is what this is. It's hyper-collectivism. It's hyper-identity. And what did Scott always say? Identity is the number one motivator and persuader along with fear, which is what they play on on that side of the world. So the other thing is, I think he got wrong— I heard this a few times. I mentioned this, me and Joel Pollack talked about this— the idea that Israel's Holocaust card, that Israel exists because of the Holocaust. It doesn't. And I heard him say that once specifically. That's completely incorrect. Israel exists for a number of reasons. He would know it's never one thing, it's many different things. And a primary one was the British Empire was in collapse. They held mandate for Palestine. They couldn't afford it anymore. They had to get out of the region. And they had 2 factions that were there, and they were trying to broker a deal with them. But unfortunately, one are Bedouin sand people. And the others are people who are more Western, traditional Judeo-Christian values. The reason we say that all the time is because that's the value system that Israel uses and Western democracies and the United States. And they just couldn't put a deal together. And they eventually just, okay, you know, throw their hands up. We're done. We're out of here. And that's what led to, you know, the establishment of the State of Israel, Balfour Declaration and all that stuff.

Okay. And so, yes, I'm reminding everybody, yeah, these are our opinions. I even make sure to write that in the show notes every single day because they're just— everybody's got a different set of information. So you could just give us one topic and the 3 of us will have a completely— maybe some things align and some things are totally different. So, Marcella, You know, I feel like, you know, what Scott said, like, I, you know, and maybe because I don't have a dog in this fight, to say loosely, but I felt like it hit home with me. Like, I kind of was resonating with what he said, although I think things change now, obviously, 3 years later. So I'm sure his opinions would change with the facts. So. What do you think?

I agree with both, both BJ and Scott. So one of the things about Scott's, and I think maybe BJ would agree with this, is that Hamas was doing this, will sacrifice whoever it needs to be sacrificed. So Gaza and Palestine and all these issues with October 7th and afterwards, were used as propaganda for them to get stronger and get militant support. And across the globe, as the victim, Israel is causing genocide. They are the evildoers. They're no longer the good people that you thought they were. And that is happening here with DSA, the Democratic Socialists of America, and different candidates that we're seeing pop up in, in many countries, not just the US. Canada is one of them. Um, and so I can see that there's two— there's always two movies, right? And the movie of Hamas is we're the victims. But one of the things that I would tell Scott in regards to— he says, um, but Hamas seems too capable to be dismissed as crazy people, and their Iranian handlers are likely not insane either. It's not about insanity. And this is where I agree with BJ. They have a filter The fight that they're doing in their filter is a fight in heaven, or like, not that there's heaven, but being a shaheed, being a martyr is more important than creating.

I agree.

It's just more important than creating. So they're not really thinking of themselves as crazy or not crazy. They actually have this world filter where they're not living on Earth. They're living to fight this epic war in their head that is being fought, um, not with their souls. So it's not really— they don't, they don't want to— And Christianity had this at the beginning, earlier on. It's not as strong as it is in Muslim religion, but with Hamas, They are—they're not looking to hey, where's my son? How am I going to prosper in in my daily life? Is how am I going to go to Allah and and and be and further Allah's words? So that's where martyrdom comes in. So they have that filter, and and you could call it crazy, or you could call it just a filter. Like they really don't see the world like we do.

Mm-hmm. Their ideology and their religion is how are we going to live when we're not here? Because like living in death is— it matters to them how they live in their death more than, you know, just being nice with everybody, right? Instead of playing nice with everyone, they're like, no, we have to do this because You know, living in death is our our goal to be a certain way. I you know I actually I had another clip and and then we're going to move on from this. But this is another heavy clip. Where is it? Here it is. So I saw this clip a while ago, and this is Brian Davila. He has a podcast, a show called The Way, and he's the host. He's got the accent you'll hear, and then there's a Muslim participant is how they. Label him. And this is kind of like the Quran versus the Bible. And this kind of aligns with what Marcella and BJ are saying. But it's, you know, it's impossible. This is what— this is why I believe we're having so many issues, like to bring people in whose life values are so alien. The word, like they're doing— yeah, alien. I mean, it's just, you can't put these people here Like, I'm talking about Islam right now, where our way of life they think is disgusting and they want to live here while they think we're just— or they want to live in any civilized country. Um, and then I go right to Gad Saad talking about suicidal empathy because these countries are being conquered by Islam because they're like, oh no, no, don't make anyone feel bad. And it's like, you think they care about you feeling bad or anything else about you? So. Again, I, I really don't want to do prequalifiers anymore, and I'm not saying that people who are Muslim are bad, but if you're practicing Islam, you have no place in our country. Sorry. Um, but let's listen to this conversation, and, um, it's a few minutes long, and then we'll chat about it, and then we're going to get to lighter stuff, I swear, like plagues and Iran. No. Okay. No, for real, we are. Okay, so this is like our last heavy Okay, so here we go.

That's all I wanted you to admit, so thank you for admitting it. You caught it, right? What language do you have Jesus speaking in your Quran?

You know, go ahead.

What is it?

Just make your point.

What dialect? Please answer questions like I answer yours. Stop dodging.

Okay, okay. Oh, sorry.

What language do you have Moses, Abraham? What language do you have Ishmael, Isaac, Jonah, Jesus' disciples speaking in the Quran? What language?

So you could just say the Quran doesn't mention the language of each prophet.

No, what language does the Quran have them speaking The Quran is in Arabic, and they and the Quran does not mention each language that they spoke. Then that's not my question. Do you get my question?

Did I answer it?

When the Quran quotes them, what language does it have them speak? I already answered. Why do you say I'm not answering? Okay, what's the what's the language? Arabic. I just said it. But not just Arabic. Quraishi Arabic, right? Sure. So can you give us historical evidence that Jesus spoke Quraishi Arabic in the first century?

This is not good. I know it's a burial. This is not good. This is not a good.

You guys think it was good? Guys, this. This this can't be. Can you answer the question? Yes.

Okay, I'm going to be honest with you. The Quran was in Arabic, and when it quoted prophets, it quoted them in Arabic. Oh, this guy's going to give me a heart attack. That's like a that's like a landslide point for you.

No, that's not it. I'm using your argument to show you you're inconsistent. If you demand that I have to have Jesus' words in Aramaic, not in Greek, I'm going to demand. I don't care. You have Jesus speaking Qureshi Arabic, a language he did not know. Neither prophets. Give me his original. Language. When the Quran says Isa said this, give me the Aramaic. Give it to me.

The Prophet Muhammad claimed to be a prophet receiving revelation from God, and the disciples didn't make the claim that they're receiving revelation from God.

It would be a good detail to mention. They just never did. Instead, what did they do? They simply described a biography. The Prophet Muhammad was talking about people from times that he could never meet.

He didn't meet Abraham.

He didn't meet Adam. And so clearly, when he's saying, "I'm a prophet. I'm receiving revelation," and this is what has been revealed, yeah, it's pretty clear what's going on here. So that therefore it's in the Arabic language so people, the Arabs, can understand it, and it's a, it's an eloquent language so that later on the world can study and be very clear about it. That's great.

All you did was establish a principle which I wanted you to do. You can have God inspire someone to take the words of a prophet in a language other than his own, and it'd still be accurate and faithful. That's all I wanted you to admit. So thank you for admitting that. You caught it, right?

I think I got the point.

Okay, so can we drop— hold on, can we drop This argument, Muslims don't use this argument anymore that we don't have Jesus' words in his mother tongue because you don't either. But you're going to say, well, we have it in the language of the Prophet. So what we're going to say to you as Christians, well, we have the words of the inspired authors. You may not think they're inspired.

They don't even say they are.

Oh, you want to bet? Do you want to go— you want to change it?

No, I just want you to go to the, the Islamic dilemma.

Do we establish now your argument that it has to be in the original language? I've been doing Islamic dilemma shish kebab for the last 2 hours. Do we establish now Your arguments are very bad because it will then bury your very argument for Islam. You got stop using these arguments.

You got the conclusion. You're bad. Got it. That's inclusion. Now Islamic Club.

What it is is don't use an argument that I don't have Jesus' words in his mother tongue, but in Greek because you don't have any of the prophets except in the language of Muhammad. You assume he's a prophet like I assume Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are inspired.

Hmm. I love a spicy chitchat. So, I mean, who wants to take this first? Marcela or BJ? I just figured, let's just get this stuff out there today and just talk about it. Marcela, do you want to say something first?

This script might— I don't know if people watch Life of Brian with the Monty Python, but these arguments back and forth between each other, it just reminds you of that. I mean, it's like, how do we know, like, who spoke what? But I mean, he has to agree that if you think your prophet was a prophet, like, then you'd think Jesus was a prophet, whatever, you know.

It's—

anyways, I did want to mention this, that the, the, the Muslims are living in Hijri year of 1448. So when you say they're not living in today's world, Um, that will emphasize that. And, and I did, um, I don't know, like the going back and forth between each other, it's like he— they can argue whatever they want to argue, but obviously they, they— yeah, Arabic wasn't spoken by Jesus from my understanding of it.

But, um, right, I mean, the argument makes sense from the Christian side for sure, and And again, I just remind everybody when they're like, "No, you know, like this El-Sayed is running and he's you know he's saying no, I'm not part of the DSA." Da da da da. Like you have to understand with Islam, I promise you as a non-Islamist that Islam can lie to you about whatever they want to advance their cause. So they can it. So there are no rules. They can say and do whatever they want to advance their cause. And you know, we showed you what was happening in France yesterday. You know what's happening in Spain, the UK. I mean, some who was it? Oh, Australia today. I was I was looking at a clip of Avi Yemeni and what's the name of that place in Australia? It doesn't matter. They're they're they're being conquered there too. Like so. You know, it just— they— Islam always has a plan, and the plan is basically world domination. And so they just planted themselves everywhere. And oddly, you know, you go back to like not having children and whatever. Well, you know who's having a ton of children? All the Islamists are having children. So they are going to outnumber everybody soon. I have to say, I always say the Jewish people and Islam are having the most babies. And I can only just imagine these 2 groups of people left together on Earth to deal with their lives. You know, I'm just like, oh great, that's the 2 people, you know, that are going to be left here to fight each other. It's going to be terrible. But go ahead, BJ, you can unleash on this little clip here. Oh, you're on mute, you're on mute.

This is more the he said, she said, and Islamists getting involved in a debate, and I'm not sure Um, I think it's one of those examples that people are just going to go to their confirmation bias. If they agree with one guy, they're going to support him. They agree with the Islamists, they're going to support him. And, and that's my issue with, uh, kind of these debates online. I think the way I would close off this issue, because I know you want to get on to other stuff, is I would put it this way. Do you remember that feeling from 9/11? The shock, the inability to process What just happened? I remember watching. I was in my desk, and I was working from home, and I had a TV in front of the desk. My dad called me, freaking out, said America's under attack. Go take a look. I turned on whatever news it was, and I saw the second build, the second plane fly into the building, and it gives you that feeling of emptiness. What did I just watch? You know, and I come back to where we were with October 7th. So 40 Americans were executed. There were roughly 20 to 30 people from other countries that were agricultural workers. There was a Thai, the what's it called, the nanny that was with her homestay elderly lady wouldn't leave her, so she was executed along with the elderly lady. Ten Nepalese. agricultural workers on the kibbutz. There was 4 Filipino workers that were killed, a Cambodian, a Canadian from Quebec, and people from additional nations like people from China, Tanzania, Sri Lanka, Ukraine, Argentina, France, Russia were all executed that day. You remember that feeling from 9/11? It's 9/11 every day in Israel. And if this continues, this Mamdani entryism is allowed to continue in America without somebody stepping up and saying enough of this bullshit, it's going to be 9/11 in America every day soon. And it's, it's, it's so frustrating that we can't get people together to say, hey, you know what? Islamic terrorism's probably not a good thing, and maybe I'm extreme in my position. Maybe because I know this file very well. I've been intimately involved in it now for 15 years. They need to be denaturalized. They need to be deported to Guantanamo. Sending them back to their own country so they can build silo cells is not enough because they're going to do what they did in Gaza. Gaza was ex. Ethnically cleansed of Jews in 2005. And in that little area, what do you have? You have Islamic Jihad, Hamas, PFLP, PRC, DPLF, Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, Islamic State. Like, it's never gonna stop because that's the filter on the world that they use. So when I hear people say, I just want to, you know, jokingly they say, I don't want to get involved in the sand wars. Well, I think of that quote from Pericles. Just because you don't take an interest in politics does not mean politics will not take an interest in you. They are attacking the United States. They don't care about Israel. For them, Jews— they just want to kill Jews. That's it. They just want to kill them.

Mm-hmm.

You are the enemy, America. You are the target. And it's been that way since Thomas Jefferson met with the Barbary pirates in the 1700s. This will not stop until you, you've— you kill as many of the extremists as possible and destroy the philosophy. And it starts by ejecting them and ending their hijrah into the West. And last point on this: what is hijrah? Why do you have all these migrants coming through these Islamist NGOs that are laundering billions of dollars You know, the $5 billion America has given to the— they call them the Unruns— has given them since 1995, and Yasser Arafat died with $3 billion in the bank. I don't hear all of any of my libertarian friends talk about the $174 billion that's been laundered to the Palestinian territory. They don't talk about that. And the reason they're coming here is for hijrah. What is hijrah? Hijrah is Islamic migration, meaning if you go from Dar al-Islam, House of Islam, a government that's ruled by Islam, to Dar al-Khab, the House of War, meaning it's all us kafirs there, and you move there with the expressed intent to convert the society, God will look favorably upon you when you want to enter the afterlife. That's why they do it. And nobody in our political discourse wants to say it quite so bluntly. And when I do, people get upset. The facts upset people, right?

I am bewildered. Trump commented today about what's happening in France, and I'm like, but what about what's happening here? Tell me what you're going to do about what's happening here. And I think this is why a lot of us get frustrated about You know, just to put it bluntly, we're like, forget these other wars. Like, what about here? Like, we're being invaded, and many of us see it, but no one's talking about it. And I don't want to turn into the UK or France or Spain. Can we talk about it? Can we can we have an action plan? Can you start with Ilhan Omar? And you know, and tell me how the hell did Mondami get in? And And now El-Sayed and socialism and communism, and that this is like a thing now. So I want to, you know, I don't feel good about anything else happening because I'm not hearing about anything happening here. And, you know, some people are like, oh, Erica, you're hyperbolic about it. Or no, I'm not. No, I'm not. I've been paying attention to this for since 9/11, actually, since 9/11. This has been on my radar. And Man, oh man. I mean, yeah, talk about a slow-moving disaster, and then now it's like just a disaster and it's at a fast pace now. So, you know, they always say when you watch a building being erected, once the foundation's put down, the building goes up so fast. Well, the foundation's down and we see that, and it's down everywhere. And I don't hear my American leaders telling me what they're going to do to protect us from this radicalization. They don't want us here. They don't want our way of life. They want to take over, and they're, they're doing it. They're actually doing it.

So not to be so, ah, um, but, but one more, one more thing, Erica, on this, on this point, um, and this is maybe something that, um, uh, you know, maybe Marcella will appreciate, uh, because we, we hear the, you know, the, the answer is Islam's got to be banned. You hear from some people The reality is Israel has almost 2 million Muslims, Muslim citizens. Well, how does that work? How do they have 2 million Muslim citizens but they don't deal with this problem? Well, the religious context is from the Islamists, say the Islamist extremists, is it says in— I think it's the Hadiths, maybe the Bukhari Hadiths. I get my Hadiths confused. Some light reading. It says that you do not go to war with those that are 2.5 times stronger than you. And this is why all the placating to the extremists and saying, oh, we can negotiate, we can talk. This is why it's a mistake with— I mean, I understand what Trump is doing with the Iran negotiations, but they smell blood in the water and weakness if you don't just want to kill them. Unfortunately, they're very binary in their thinking. Either they are the one who is dominant. Or you are the one is dominant. There's no equal playing, and this is kind of the extremist interpretation in their filter for the world. And Israel understands that, and that's why they don't have the same Islamist problem. But when we say, "Hey, go be the head of the university," you can be the head of the biggest of one of the biggest law firms. Oh, you can be a candidate here. Whatever. All they see is see they're weak. We will destroy them because they believe. The kafirs, you and I, they'll believe anything, which is where you get into that whole Tikkun thing, right?

Marcella, any, anything on this?

No. Can we move on?

Sure. All right. Um, just, I thought it was a discussion I wanted to have today because it is October 7th. Um, and someone mentioned, uh, in the chat that we need to be honey badgers and I have a honey badger of the day. winner. And I love this. This is Cam Higbee. I don't know if you guys know him or follow him, but do. He's a spitfire. And he went in— actually, I'll just show you. He's in Dearborn, Michigan, which has been conquered. But Cam Higbee, this award today goes out to you. You are our Honey Badger.

I'm a journalist. I'm not a protester. This is my badge. Okay? Today on the streets of Dearborn, I was pepper sprayed, maced by protesters because I asked them simply why they were harassing and touching another individual who had stated repeatedly that he was only on their side of the street to talk to them and have a dialogue. My phone was smashed. You can see the broken camera right there. They stole $50 out of my pocket and they stole my microphone receiver. I went and I told one of your officers, badge number 3668, that this had happened. He told me there was nothing that could be done about it unless I went to the station. I told him, I can't go to the station. I'm working. I'm doing my job. He said, I'm working too. I said, yeah, your job is to protect me and all of the people that are out here today. Okay, so we said that I could go into the station later. I told him, you're never gonna catch the guy if I go into the station later. He's gonna leave. He's dressed head to toe in black block. I filmed the whole thing. But he had a mask on his face. You'll never, ever get an opportunity to arrest that person ever again if you don't go and get him right now. He said, sir, I can't leave my post. 5 minutes later, I caught him in the parking lot on a personal phone call. Okay? Repeatedly today, I watched people that are in this room get attacked by other people that are in this room. I watched your officers not respond to those attacks repeatedly. Then I saw somebody who was in this group—

Who?

Which, again, I'm a journalist. I'm just documenting what's going on, and I'm here to tell you what's going on. I saw somebody in this group get arrested. I asked the officers, habeas corpus, please articulate probable cause for arresting this person. They refused to. I asked name and badge number. They refused to give me their name and badge number as a member of the press with my badge clearly displayed. They would not tell me why they were arresting this person. They just did it.

Okay?

Yesterday, I was exploring Dearborn, I came here just to document this from Seattle as a journalist, okay? I was exploring Dearborn. I walked up and down Michigan Avenue. There wasn't very many people out. Then we wanted to hear the call to prayer that we've heard so much about. So we went to a mosque. And at that mosque, I was followed by a drone. If I moved forward, the drone moved forward. If I went backwards, the drone went backwards. I went to a gas station and that drone waited outside of the gas station just above the door for me to leave so it could begin following me again. I was followed by vehicles and I was followed by individuals on foot. There was a lot of talk in here today about sexism. So I'd like to quote the Prophet Muhammad, okay? One of my favorite quotes from the Prophet Muhammad: A woman's testimony is worth half that of a man's due to the deficiency of her mind. God created 2 sexes, one superior and one inferior. That's why your women wear hijabs, because they're inferior to men. That's why in Muslim countries—

You have 30 seconds.

They can't leave their homes permission of a male guardian. Is my time up?

You have 30 seconds.

Oh, 30 seconds? Okay, great. Yeah, I think I shouldn't feel like a dhimmi in my country. That's what I feel like in Dearborn, Michigan. It doesn't feel like home. I feel like a dhimmi, a second-class citizen, which is what Christians are in the majority of Muslim countries. Dhimmis, second-class citizens. And the policing in this city, that's exactly what happens. And I know rank-and-file officers in pretty much every city usually want to take care of these problems. You're the one giving the orders, Mr. Mayor. These guys definitely want to do something about them. They're business. Look at them. These guys are all business. Your orders. I'm done. Thank you.

Thank you. Okay. Hell yeah. I mean, don't you just want to have one of those moments? I know I do. So that's Cam Higbee. He's our Honey Badger of the Marcela, um, could we make him a good trial attorney or what?

He, he wouldn't be a good trial attorney because he wasn't, in my opinion. But, um, because why? You just— in order to be a trial attorney, you have to be calm and collected and be able to pace and lead. So you first talk about what they want to hear.

That was his closing argument.

Yeah, so you, you don't honey badger a jury, or, or, uh, you know, or—

Well, then I'm not gonna be a trial attorney if that's the case, because I had dreams of being like, I implore you. Okay.

Yeah, first of all, why is he wearing sunglasses in there? I wish he could have shown his eyes. That, that's more persuasive to me, is like when you're looking, you you're looking right at them. But in regards to— I think his best moment was reading that, like telling them about like women are inferior and here you are talking about discrimination, sexual discrimination and all that. So that was really— and that's when they told him, oh, you have this many minutes. You could hear in there when he— when the whoever said it, I don't know if it was the mayor. That got to them because they can't undo that. They cannot fight that.

I love when he turned and looked at the mayor.

That was, that was good. That was the trial move. That was a trial attorney move to use your own evidence against you, and then you can't refute it because it's your own. Uh, you know, I, I assume the mayor of— I, I could be wrong— the mayor of Dearborn Was that Dearborn, Michigan? I would assume that he's Muslim, but I could be wrong.

And they have lots of Muslim police and this and that. But oh my God, BJ, I was just like, you go, Cam! Did you love it?

Yeah, I know Cam. He's great. I agree with Marcella's assessment. But in terms of trying to persuade people, I think a good quote he could have maybe he could have used if he primed people for it, is a quote that's very important that every American should learn by heart. And it's this: the Ikhwan, which is the Muslim Brotherhood, must understand that their work in America is a kind of grand jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers. So that is eliminated and God's religion is made victorious over all other religions. That is Hassan al-Banna, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood. That is also Mamdani.

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Well, um, you guys are amazing in the chat, by the way. Love you guys. Okay, so, all right, Cam, we'll send you your award later in the mail. Um, it might get lost. That's not on us. Um, okay.

I'll send this to him. I'll send him a DM of this. He'll like it.

Oh, good. Yeah, tell him he wins. And for me, not a lawyer, not a whatever, just some chick here in Jersey, I was highly persuaded, moved, motivated, and screaming like, yeah, go Cam, go. Okay, so let's just take it down a notch. I have another— this is like a woo, left turn. This is a little parenting tip again from King Randall. I told him that we were playing another clip of his today. He's just giving such stellar advice. And, you know, I look at, um, at these teen takeovers and, uh, there's a problem. There's a parenting problem. So maybe just his little tips will help people along the way, even if you have like a niece or like a cousin or someone that you can help counsel to help them with their kids. Like, let's all like just raise this village together, please, because it is out of control. But let's take a listen to King.

So today is the last day of Suicide Prevention Month, and I kind of want to talk about the child that we always say we don't have to worry about. The child who's always got the good grades and they do everything right and they never get in trouble. They're responsible, they help the other kids, the teachers love them, and you rarely have to tell them anything twice. And as parents, sometimes we'll say the compliment— what we think is a compliment— you know, I don't have to worry about them, you know, I don't have to worry about my child or any of those things. And the fact of the matter is, yes, you do. And it's not because they're doing something wrong. It's just simply because they're still a child. And sometimes when one child is struggling, naturally, that's where all of our attention goes. The child that's getting suspended, the child that's struggling, the child with failing grades and all the things. Meanwhile, the responsible child learns how to make themselves easy to parent. They stop asking for much. They start handling stuff themselves. They don't want to add another problem to everything mom or dad already has going on. And sometimes we can mistake a child carrying things quietly for a child who isn't carrying anything. And that's what I want us to remember as parents today. A good report card does not tell you how your child is doing mentally. A clean room doesn't tell you. Staying out of trouble does not tell you. Being the child who's always smiling does not tell you. So sometimes go sit beside your child and don't ask them about school. Don't ask them whether their chores are done. Don't ask them to help with their little brother. Just straight up ask them, how are you doing? Is there anything you're carrying that you haven't told me about? And then give them enough room to actually answer the question. Please don't let good behavior make your child invisible. The child you never have to worry about still needs to know that you're worried about them too. And if you're struggling with any suicidal thoughts, or if you have any children struggling with any suicidal thoughts, dial the number 988 to get help.

Ah, that's a great message. I mean, I think we all know Like a family with siblings and they're like, oh, I don't have to worry about her. Like, she's great and whatever. And so they kind of go unchecked all the time. So I love that. BJ, I don't even know. Do you have kids? No? Oh, you're muted. Okay. I wasn't sure. I was like, oh, I don't even know.

What did he say? He has a kid?

Not yet. How about that? Not yet. To the disappointment of my parents. Yes.

Life is too busy. I know, I know. But you know, listen, someone's got to have kids. Yeah, you know, but he— these llamas are doing it for you guys. That's what I'm saying, BJ. Let's go. The ship has sailed for me.

Elon Musk is making up for all of us.

You too can be like Elon.

You too can be a trillionaire.

Well, you could be a baby maker for sure. The men can just keep on going. Lord have mercy. So I love King Randall. I love these tips. And, uh, Nikki's saying, hurry up, BJ. Okay, so—

Right, right.

Um, okay, so listen, friend of the show Dr. Drew getting very fancy pants. Um, he was on Hannity, on Hannity's podcast. I, I think it's called— I don't know what it's called— Talking with Hannity, something something. Um, but I was like, oh, look at little fancy pants Dr. Drew. So I wanted to show a clip of And this might infuriate you too, because Hannity admits what we all knew, and he just makes me hate the media even more. So good job, Hannity. But let's take a listen.

I was being pressured, pressured, yeah, to tell my audience to take the jab. And I'm like, I'm not a doctor. I'm just not.

I don't know anything about your health. I don't know anything about your Preexisting conditions, your current condition, comorbidities you may have. And I don't know anything about this shot.

Yep.

But I kept putting people with different views on, and I said, take it seriously, consult your doctor.

Yeah.

Make your own mind up.

That's the right thing.

That's all I'm supposed to do.

But the mandates came along. You couldn't move in the world without getting the shot. And that's the egregious part.

Where did the bullshit come, get the shot? And everyone knows viruses mutate.

Yeah.

Take the jab and you won't get COVID. Take the jab, you won't impact others.

That's complete bullshit.

Bullshit.

And they knew it.

They knew it.

That's what the diary shows us. And, but people are still giving it to kids and pregnant women. It's unbelievable to me. And the craziest thing of all is the lack of medical thinking, nuance, risk-reward analysis. Alpha and Delta, those were bad. That was different than Omicron.

Completely different illness.

Completely different. So during Alpha—

Which one did you get?

I had Alpha. It was bad.

I got Omicron too. I've had that too. Yeah. And it's different, right? Completely different.

Piece of cake.

I've still got ringing in my ear from Alpha. I lost taste and smell for a year.

Yeah. Oh my God. First of all, I feel like everybody needs to say the word bullshit now together. Everybody, bullshit. That was like the word of the segment.

Gladly.

Right? So Marcella, it makes me so angry because of all of the death and pain and fear and all of the damage done. And I just, I just don't understand lying for the sake of your job when it came to people's lives. And I don't know, like, how do you square that up?

It's the— what we'd need to call the herd mentality. It's this idea that you can't go against the grain. Like, if your leader says, go do this, stand 6 feet apart, everybody else follows. There's no questioning of any of the authorities. That's just— I think it was an experiment on us. to see a group experiment on us is if we— if they give a BS, you know, a BS, uh, uh, issue, what we would do with it. Um, like what, what the world would become. And I guess we didn't pass it. We might have passed it individually, all 3 of us, but as a group, uh, project, we failed because, uh, We did what they wanted us to do, which is mask, not go out, do this, do that. Um, and unfortunately we didn't stand up strong— strongly enough, you know.

Yeah.

And I think the next thing is, uh, sorry to say, people, but one of the next things, it will be religion and Islamism or communism or whatever -ism it is in order to control us. uh, AI-ism or superintelligence-ism, whatever it is. It's just, um, you know, it's there to see how much control they have. And unfortunately, the majority of people there— um, I won't mention the case. There was a case where there was a lot of torture of someone, and it's in Japan, and nobody ever called the police. Nobody ever said anything. And I think it's this idea that that when the rest of the people are going a certain direction, you— it's— you don't like conflict. People don't like conflict. And they just don't want to say anything to go against it. But now we know better. You know, I hope.

You know what's funny, Marcela? Like the other day you were saying about how, you know, we lost friends because of like voting for Trump and this and that and blah, blah, blah. I think I had even more damaged relationships potentially because of not taking the vaccine. And I was just like, oh my God, like people really want to police the shit out of other people. It's, it's wacky. I'm like, like, listen, we don't ever have to come near each other. But like, let me have my own autonomy, right? So I don't know. But I think what gets me, BJ, is that Hannity's on there admitting that he was told to push a vaccine that he didn't believe in and he didn't think he should be. And like, this— the science, you know, tells him differently. Um, and that's what makes me sick, is like, I don't— for— I'm not like, oh, good for him for admitting it. I'm like, you know what, you're not cool because it was wrecking people's lives. We could all see it, and you just kept pushing it because you were told to. And it's like, I, I feel like, don't you have enough money, Sean Hannity, in your life to be like, you know what, F you guys? Like, I, I don't need to work another day of my life for 25 lifetimes with what I've made already, and you're not gonna have me compromise my, my morality, um, because Big Pharma is your sponsor, is how I see it. And, you know, so I don't give people credit later for being like, well, I was told to do that.

I don't know. I was on Hannity during the protest. I don't think I have to say my, my opinion on lockdowns and all that stuff. I think that's obvious at this point. But, you know, in the early days prior to the big protests in Canada, I was with a member of parliament for coffee, actually discussing Muslim Brotherhood stuff, as kind of sharing some information back and forth. And I said, you know, I'm not a big fan of the Muslim Brotherhood. By the way, you know, what is— what's— what the hell is all this lockdown stuff? What is going on here? Because I'm not participating in it. And by the way, in our city, that's where SARS was. SARS was COVID-1, which was what, 10 years before, 15 years before?

Yeah.

And SARS-1, okay, they had some hand sanitizer at the hospital and, you know, just kind of be careful. And that's all of a sudden now that now we have to lock down. And SARS, by the way, had a lethality of 34%. Right? So I explained to him what's going on, and he said— and this is why for me the whole planning, like, I'm with Scott Adams that most of the world is a Dilbert cartoon and it's just incompetence and Hanlon's Razor everywhere. And I asked him what is going on, and he said, I don't know, you think— at that point the leader, still now Doug Ford, this Conservative, uh, he said, uh, you think Doug listens to me or listens to any of us? He says, no, he's just listening to Trudeau. I said, why? He said, simple, because his whole career is predicated on building subways in the city of Toronto, and Trudeau is holding a noose around his neck saying, if you don't do what I want to do with vaccines, I'm going to cut all your subway funding and your career is done. So it's a lot more corruption and stupidity and incompetence that has led to the world we live in. So I'm not surprised when he says that. And he probably is weighing, because I think Hannity is somewhat altruistic in terms of changing the world. I think he wants to make the world more in line with his morality. I think that's what motivates him. And he's thinking, well, if I— I got to keep my show if I'm going to continue on my crusade of improving the world. So therefore, I'm just going to I'm going to play the game as much as I can. I'm not saying I agree, but I think that might have been his motivation. But I'm open to being proven wrong.

Yeah. I mean, I can't prove anything either way, but I'm just like, you know, I just, I kind of get grossed out with people that have— I guess I'll just go with like, he's got money and power. He's got a voice. He's got name recognition. He's doing— he could do a podcast anywhere he wants. But I don't know. I mean, I always think of Jake Tapper. I'm like, dude, You're you're such a liar about everything, and you just like to just lie and not care and go to sleep at night just freaks me out. So I don't know what to say. And I'd like Marcella to interrogate these people personally, very calmly, very calmly, and while she's hot, calmly will not be done calm.

I I you know what it was that. I hate to compare it, but, you know, we always think that if Nazis would take over your country, would you hide Anne Frank in the attic, or would you not do that and would give her up? And the idea of COVID was that— is like, what did you do during COVID What did you do to do something against it? Are you— were you part of the resistance or did you just follow the orders? And that moment with Fox News is that they played to the same thing as CNN. They were the same thing. They never refuted it. And it may be because of sponsorship, but I actually don't think so. I don't think the sponsors ever had to tell Fox News, hey, don't, don't you report that. I think they just did it willingly, which is even worse. So I think it's, it's terrible, uh, and I hope that, that Hannity— I, I really like him and he has a lot of different talents. He's a huge talent stacker, um, and I think, I think from going forward, I think they need to stand up to things.

Yes.

Um, people like— and I see that in Megyn Kelly and I see that in, in others, you know, that are becoming, um You know, I may not agree with everything about them, but they have gone separate ways and become independent.

Yeah, because they don't want to be told.

Yeah, so I forgive anybody that's watching that if you followed certain things, forgive yourself for that. But remember, there's going to come a time again where you're going to have to decide, do I follow the crowd or do I stand up? And resist, and then at that moment in time, whatever you whatever you do, it's better to resist than to follow the crowd because it means your your own destruction.

Yes, like we always say, listen to your gut. You know, listen to does this actually make sense or am I just afraid because you know the fear is real, you guys. And when it's blasted out everywhere and then you see people reacting to it and they you know they kept. Playing clips of people falling on their face in China and this and that. I'm not saying COVID wasn't real or scary or whatever, but man, you give it a voice across every airwave and add video and music and a death counter and, you know, all this other stuff, and you're, you're watching a scary, scary movie. So, you know, for me, it was just as simple as like, oh my God, no, I'm not taking that vaccine. They just made it 5 seconds ago. Like, why would I put that in me? I had— that was all it was for me. I'm not an anti-vaxxer, although now I am. But I never thought about if I was an anti-vaxxer or not. I'm an adult. I already had my vaccines when I was a kid, so I never thought about it again. But man, oh man, did that wake me up. So, you know, keep yourself safe, but don't put yourself in so much fear that it paralyzes you and changes like who you are at your core, what you feel in your gut. And I hope the same thing, Marcella, that that the decent people in this country will not fearmonger us. We'll know the difference. I mean, it's so obvious now. So we're lucky to have that tool now of, of seeing how that, um, how that works and how— and, and by the way, I mean, how about all those clips we saw where it's like, you know, ABC News, CBS News, and then they're like, this segment's brought to you today by Pfizer, and you're like Oh well, that's not awkward. So you know it's like okay Pfizer, but whatever. So anyway, we'll all be smarter, wiser because the next thing is going to come and the thing after that and the thing after that. So but listen, one quick thing on this too.

Yeah. You know during that time I I was very very close with somebody who was a chief of staff to a member of parliament, and this person was. And she's from the Soviet Union, so they've seen communism. And this goes to what Scott Adams' framing about persuasion, that fear can persuade people to do anything. And what really alarmed her, freaked her out about Canadians, was how quickly Canadians pivoted to ratting out their own family members. My sister had a gathering with too many people last night. My brother, you should arrest them. We're all susceptible to that if we don't understand the tactics of persuasion that have been— that are used against us.

Yeah. Um, and also, you guys, it's just common sense. You're like, okay, so the border's wide open, everyone come flooding in, but they didn't have to get a vaccine? Like, what are we talking about? Oh, and it's Summer of Love. Oh, you don't need a vaccine for the Summer of Love. I mean, you're wearing masks.

And the people who say that live in gated communities. Don't forget that.

Oh yeah, yeah. So I know, and, and, um, like Nikki said, I no longer blindly trust my doctor. Nikki, I don't trust anybody. Let me just tell you. And it's, it's good and it's bad. You know, it's, it's kind of sucks to not have any kind of trust in your doctor. You have to question it. Yeah, but you have to, you do. And, and, um, it's unfortunate, but we're so much wiser for it. So you guys, you know, I know, Bookish, I know it. All right, you guys. Oh, BJ, I'm so glad you came back. BJ, listen, next time you're on, We are only doing funny stuff.

Yes.

We're not talking about Islam or Israel.

Yep.

Um, it's gonna be like, you know, a jokester show the whole time.

I'm down.

Yes.

All right, good. All right, so Marcella, thank you. I hope you get to cool off today and, and, and you become—

Not really. It's gonna be super hot.

Ah, damn it, Marcella. Well, come visit. Like I said, come on over. Um, Listen, you guys, let's say thank you. Oh, by the way, Owen returns tomorrow, and Akira will be on tomorrow with his new Scott Adams song. So we get to add a new song to our roster.

Cool.

Looking for— I have no idea what it is. I haven't heard it yet. So he'll debut it here, and then it goes out live tomorrow night for people to download and get. So we'll hear it here first. Okay, guys, so let's say thank you to Scott and Shelley for, um, Allowing this show to continue. Thank you, Metal Seer. And let's give an amazing, abundant, useful, joyful, happy last sip to our beloved Scott Adams. And, uh, and drink it like you mean it. To Scott.

And I'll see you on Friday. I'm gonna stream after you guys, so I'll do chat and then I'll do a stream after that. Are you streaming today? No, no. I'm gonna. I gotta go pick up my truck and get myself down to Philadelphia.

You go, BJ. I don't sleep a lot.

This transition period in my life is crazy. But I love you all, and thank you so much.

Drive careful. All right.

We'll talk.

Keep honking for freedom. All right. See ya. Bye bye. That's great. Oh my lordy! Okay. There we go. And Marcella, can you stay for a song?

No, but I just gotta say, I'm so sorry to mention Megan's name. It caused a huge uproar.

Oh, it did.

What I, what I meant about Megan is I, I don't mean about her in general. What I mean is anybody that's part of a news network, the best thing they could do for themselves is leave and create their own show. You know, whatever it is, be independent, be, you know, do your own thing. Because if you're under someone like a corporation like Fox or Or like CNN or whatever corporation it is, you're gonna have to follow whatever Big Pharma wants because they have a lot of farm.

Yeah, you know, and that's why I'm saying if you have all the money and you can use your morals, stand up, make— be a stinker, be a stinky honey badger and be like, you know what, sorry, I'm not going along. And then when you quit that job, you get to leave with a huge headline of like, Sean Hannity leaves Fox News because of his morals and values.

Yeah, he's— that's what Rush Limbaugh was like. He, he was his own network. He created his own thing. Yeah. Um, didn't work for any of these conservative channels, but, you know, was able to be independent. Um, and unfortunately, to be independent, you, you have to stick out your head. Um, and, you know, whatever you want to say, you know, whatever you agree with them or not, they at least is their own thing, you know? Yeah, they have sponsors, but they get to decide who sponsors them.

That's right. Yeah, yeah. And the sponsors know who they're sponsoring.

So maybe Maria Bartiromo is gonna do, um, the show, uh, this show, but maybe she's also going to do her own show.

That would be awesome. I would love to see her unleash I mean, that would be so great because she has so many connections. She knows a lot. That would be so fun. Um, and you guys, don't let Megyn Kelly's name derail the chat. Don't be silly. Like, listen, there's all sorts of people and personalities. It's fine. Like, oh my God. I, I like Megyn Kelly. I like listening to her. I learn a lot from her show. She's pretty feisty. And like Marcella said, like, nobody loves everything anybody says. But I do love certain things about probably a lot of people. If you don't like Megyn Kelly, you probably hate most of the people I listen to because I like to listen to people that are a little bit controversial, get different takes. It's a little flavor, a little spice. Like, I don't want to put on something and know exactly what I'm going to be fed. It's like, I know what you're going to say already. Like, I already know. Um, yeah, like, you know, uh, educate me. Give me, give me some juice and gossip. I'm ready.

Perfectly said.

Thank you, darling. Thank you for this show today.

And yeah, I guess that's it. And you know, resist whatever you do. Resist everything.

I love it, Marcella. All right, well, you go out there and get them, tiger, and I'll see you in the morning. And bye, Marcella. All right, you guys. So let's see. Megan Tucker, Candace, let them go. Not worth the spice. Oh, Jim, it's fine. Everybody relax. Listen, it's all it's all fine. Today I'm gonna do a video because somebody said more videos, please. I guess they didn't want to see my face again. So I'm gonna do a video.

And which one am I gonna do?

Um, mama mama. We just did get out. Somebody asked for Get Out, but we just did that. So let's do— aww, you know which one we're gonna do? Soccer. Let's do Soccer. And, uh, you guys say your goodbyes in the chat, and I'll watch and hang out. And then, um, when the song's over, we'll end the stream, and then we'll be back tomorrow, you guys. I love your face, Gracie. Yes, yes, Kev, tomorrow is a new Akira song. All right, you guys, love you so much, and here is And I'm like a real emotional sweet song from Scott. But let's let's take it in and have a great day. Okay, bye guys. It's literally everything.

And on top of that, you've got TikTok doing these videos. Childless adults. Come on. It's literally everything. And on top of that, you've got TikTok doing these videos. Childless adults saying how great their weekends are because they don't have any kids. Now, I have 2 feelings about that. Number one, they're totally right about how great their weekend is without kids. However, I'll just speak for myself. There's almost nothing I ever did as a single person that was as fun as getting up on a Saturday morning and watching my My stepdaughter at the time, play soccer. There's nothing I did that was more fun than that. And was it easy? Nope. There was driving and waking up and getting food and making sure everybody's taken care of, and you gotta bring chairs down and cancel everything else. It's a lot of work. There's nothing I did that It was more, more fun than that. Watching my stepdaughter play soccer. Watching my stepdaughter play soccer. That's it. Couldn't top that. Watching my stepdaughter play soccer. Watching my stepdaughter play soccer. The second thing, like the best moments ever— do you ever think about what you would remember if you're life flashed in front of you like you're dying? I don't know if that really happens, but do you ever think, like, what do you call your life? Because I find that there are moments that I call my life. You ever have that? Like, I don't think if my life was flashing before my eyes I don't think I would think about my Dilbert career. You know, 35 years of doing it every day. I don't think I would think about it. I'll tell you what I would think about, if I can. I would think about watching Disney movies with my stepkids. That's it. That's what I would think about. Think about it. There's nothing I did that was more more fun than that. Watching my stepdaughter play soccer. Watching my stepdaughter play soccer. That's it. You couldn't top that. Watching my stepdaughter play soccer. Watching my stepdaughter play soccer.