OTL SHOW 9.10.2026

0:00Hey now ladies and gentlemen welcome to a brand new edition of Over the line yes sir Glanger here glad to see you buddy John bird here with us as well as a ride doing and and Tony go Hey there we go hey now. Yeah two things um Well I'll go I'll ask about the glasses second what's on your shirt? I'm going for it. You'll know you've got that spot there and then looks like a big Duda stain on the talk nine and I'm five logo as well. It's a ketchup. No it's egg.

1:03It's brown though. It's brown. No I mean I season it. Wait you mean it's been like that all day. No I just ate. You just your breakfast that you fixed this morning. No I eat breakfast for dinner sometimes. I'm sausage and eggs. Okay I just so you're telling me that that's a fresh egg stain. Yes. Why is it brown though? Have you ever cooked eggs? Yes. You know if you cooked them very well they're brown. Yeah. And I also had cheese. I had Kobe Jack cheese. Why is it on both sides of your shirt? I don't know. I'm I don't think that's eggs bro. Take your glasses off and look at it. No. Okay. Yep I said. Okay. Whatever you say. I take. Uh and with the glasses what's it do with the glasses? I'm a badass. I want the world to know it. Okay. No actually actually my left eye I can't see hardly anything out of it so because of the bright lights I have to I have to wear this.

2:12But you were fine all day it worked. What did something happen after work that messed up your eyesight? Yeah I actually was reaching down to get my phone that had slid off and I had a pen right there and the pen stuck me in the eye. And fortunately with the um you know they they balanced my front end of my vehicle. So fortunately it was able to keep going straight as I was laying down in the floorboard. Okay. So but you know but I'll be okay with it. That's good. That's uh. Where are you? I'm straight don't reach for me just just keep it. Come on. Put your hands down. We'll just just know I'm in front of you and give me a fist bump. Yeah. All right. No I'm just trying to be cool. I was just joking about that. I just think I look killer in this. I look like a gun for hire. Yeah. Yeah. Oh.

3:18So today is um today is September 10th for those of you watching depending on when you're watching um and it's. It's like somber days back to back and so this episode is going to be a little bit different as today is the anniversary of the death of Charlie Kirk and then tomorrow is 25 years after September 11th. And so we we got some things to discuss if you know what I mean. First off shout out to Wilde here jerky who is uh you know what do I say about wild here jerky. You don't know how much I love this stuff. Absolutely amazing jerky. A cut above the rest as they say. And you can get your hands on some of this by going to the website. Doesn't matter where you at. They will mail it to you. They've got all these beautiful flavors. So delicious Jamaican hot pickle.

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5:22In those situations when you're on air something breaks and you have to gather information while simultaneously hosting a show and keeping the flow going. Right. But um you know the next day we we did we had to do and I remember seeing that video for the first time of Charlie getting shot. And as soon as you saw it it was like you didn't make it. You knew he didn't make it. I mean it was just it was awful. I noticed turning point actually put out a video just uh this afternoon that I thought was very well done. It was a very high profile people that they sat down with and asked about like that day because everybody's got their own story. It's very it's like September 11th. It's like where were you when X Y and Z happened. Can it be I mean yeah yeah. It's just one of those things. And it's not just a conservative thing. I mean just across the board Charlie Kirk was a monumental figure in the world of politics and he was changing the landscape and the monopoly that that Democrats and the left had on young people.

6:35He was changing the game and in a way that nobody else has done or maybe will ever do. But I thought this video right here was great. Watch this. I was in my office in the West Randall House. Let's go. Wow look at that. Beautiful. That's a lot of people you call tell you what. Yeah I keep back my cheapest half. She's the one first came off that said did you ever happen. It's like a movie. Sadly we just started getting word just a couple of moments ago that Charlie Kirk has been shot.

7:42Political violence in America this afternoon. Kirk was about 20 minutes into his speech when shots were fired from a nearby building. The extent of Kirk's injuries at this point are not immediately clear. I'm devastated and heartbroken for him for Erica for his two beautiful children. And for this country that we've gotten to this point. I was standing in my office in front of my desk looking up at just the banner. You know just a banner. You know Charlie Kirk shot. All we did was lock hands in my office and pray. Stop the day and pray for him for a miracle. I was in Atlanta. We had a series against the brave there. You know my heart I was like I think he's going to be okay. Like this is you know Trump got shot at like you know he's he's got security like I'm sure he'll be okay. It wasn't long after that though that you know we heard the seriousness of the situation.

8:42My first thought was oh I hope the recovery is not too bad. It didn't occur to me that he could die. You know I was at dinner and it's like man if there's one person you know that can pull through this it's Charlie. I saw my wife through the glass coming down the stairs and she was just ash and white. I immediately went online and I said pray for my friend Charlie. Charlie Kirk according to the president of the United States is dead. I don't really know where you go from here. My prayers are for Erica for her children for his family. I've known Charlie as I said since he was a child. I'm running around coming to conservative events. You inspired.

9:43These kids to be involved in their country. So unequivocally a good legacy. Charlie inspired millions and tonight all who knew him and loved him are united in shock and horror. We have lost a huge presence here on earth. A young wife has lost her husband. Her person, her confidant, her protector. Two babies have lost their father. In thousands of us have lost a dear dear friend. I'm not a very emotional guy. I hadn't cried in 23 years since my father's funeral. But I remember losing it and I think a lot of people did it. Hit a lot of people really hard. The amount of hurt, the amount of grief, the amount of pain.

10:43You know it all just kind of hits you at once. We just sat there and prayed. This isn't supposed to happen. Not, not, not terribly, you know. He was my friend who I would rely on to tell me what was up and what was down. And without that voice, who will I go to when I have questions? It was a tough day. It was a tough day in the entire warehouse. Everybody was walking around and disbelief. I wish I had been there the day he was shot. Because I would have gladly taken that of both for him. So that was put out today by Turning Points in remembrance of Charlie one year later.

11:47Really, really great video because you get some, you know, some insight from people again on where they were that day. The Secretary of War, Pete Hagseth, Tom Holman, just very candid moments that you don't, you don't get to see because I heard somebody say this. Oh, it was Tom McDonald, General Tom McDonald, the rapper. So he was, he was doing an interview or something and he was talking about when he met Donald Trump for the first time. And he made this analogy about how you watch these people on TV and they're, they just seem so polished and robotic or whatever. And they're just, they're figures on TV. And he said when I met Donald Trump, it was immediately you just felt like this was a guy. This was a human being that actually, you know, cared about people that had feelings unlike what you normally think of the individuals that you had, you see on TV.

12:55And so that's kind of what I see in these guys, you know, being able to see him kind of pull the, pull the mass down of, you know, their day to day job being Secretary of War or being, you know, whatever. And just a really good video. I thought that really expressed the importance, I guess, of the, of the day. And one thing that shocked me. Nope. There's not many people that are willing to say that they're a fan. Well, I take that back. There's not a whole lot of people that are a fan of Nick Fuentes. And if they are, they're not going to say it out loud. The people that do like Nick Fuentes. Probably pretty vocal about it. These are, you know, I, I view Nick Fuentes as, yes, he's controversial. And he says crazy stuff. And he's outlandish. I view him more of as an entertainer than anything. I think he's, I don't like him really, but you know, it is what it is.

13:59You got to respect them for being able to, you know, build this coalition. He and Charlie Kirk never saw eye to eye. They actually never met in person. But Charlie Kirk made it clear that Nick Fuentes was not beneficial to the conservative or mega movement. Nick Fuentes felt the same way about Charlie Kirk, you know, and you know how Charlie was. It wasn't like Charlie was running around bashing the guy. But they just were never like on the same team, if you will. They viewed each other as toxic for their perspective movement. And so to hear him. And I believe this is from today. I don't think this is from a year ago. But this is Nick Fuentes talking about Charlie Kirk now that he's been gone a year. Watch this. I found this interesting. Charlie Kirk never had a kind word to say about me in his life. Now that he has died, I'll say some kind words about him.

14:59Although I didn't agree with him. I considered him a part of the political establishment. In many ways, I considered him part of the problem. In spite of that, it is undeniable that he was a towering figure in American conservatism. It's undeniable. He was ambitious. He was a hard worker. He did things I cannot do. A lot of people said after his passing, I saw some people make oblique references to it. They said, well, if Charlie Kirk was assassinated, now the far right will step up. I don't know that there's anyone that could fill his shoes. I don't know that there's anyone that can do what he did. He died at 31 years old and left a legacy of the many people could not achieve in many lifetimes. He hosted a show three hours a day. He went and faced down his enemies in debate. He would take on almost any challengers. I say almost because he wouldn't debate me, of course. But nevertheless,

16:03would debate anybody anywhere, stare them down and people don't know how difficult that is. He would sit there for hours on any subject. And then he would return home from the command center and direct the largest youth organization, the most ambitious project in conservative politics, maybe ever. And he did it all before the age of 31 and absolutely brilliant, sharp, fierce warrior for his values and his beliefs. And as I said, I disagreed with them strongly. I'll make no bones about that. And that hasn't changed. But you have to admire that this was a fighter. This was a worker. This was a champion. And above all else, maybe this is what I respected about in the most. We had our disagreements where we did agree is that he would go to these college campuses and proclaim the name of Jesus Christ.

17:03And ultimately, that is why he was killed. Everyone will be persecuted for the sake of Jesus Christ. Anyone, everyone fighting and winning that spiritual battle for Christ and for his kingdom will be persecuted for his sake. And I don't believe Charlie Kirk was any different. So that's, I mean, I was I was shocked to hear that. That's powerful. And that, that, that's what's crazy is you hear the one there at the end, the one thing that those two did agree on. You know, Nick Fuentes does proclaim to be Christian Catholic, you know, whatever. And so he agrees with that. But he's just so brash on everything else, you know, like in a lot of it's for show. You know, it's not like he's not even really serious about a lot of it. But, you know, I think they had more in common than he then he went on.

18:03But kind words, man. I was like, wow, I don't listen to that. And I'm like, dude, how about Nick Fuentes? And that picture it was showing on the left side. I guess they had that up because that was the closest thing he ever got to a picture with Charlie Kirk was a corporate cutout. Yeah. And so, I don't know, it's just interesting. But I just wanted to take a few moments at the beginning of the show and remember Charlie Kirk, who was an absolute, you know, an absolute beast. Yeah. And kind of ironic, but my dad passed on the September 12th. And the last news that he saw was Charlie Kirk's assassination. And that's when we turned Fox News off and then started the music. Yeah. And we went up with calming music after that. So that was he thought the whole world was ending. Yeah. Well, it did seem that way. You know, once once that happened because such a, I mean, that's the biggest political figure of my lifetime outside of Trump, I believe, was Charlie Kirk.

19:04I mean, he was JFK-esque type of guy. I mean, I can't really think of anybody in modern history that that compares to Charlie as far as just overall movement. No, no. I mean, you've got, you've got Reagan, obviously, you've got, got Trump. But I even think that, you know, Charlie Kirk to me was above anybody. I'm telling you, I'm not proclaiming the name of Jesus. I hadn't heard anything that strong since Billy Graham. Yeah. Yeah. That's 100% true. And to be connecting with young people, I mean, you had obviously civil rights movement stuff in Dr. King and everything else. But, you know, he had his own niche like it was young people. It was a movement of young people that before Charlie Kirk didn't know nothing about politics. A lot of them didn't care to know anything about politics. And then he, you know, I give Trump a lot of credit for making politics mainstream, whether that's, you know, by default or, you know, just because he's controversial and because the fake news media, you know, has made it mainstream because they hate him so much. But Charlie played just as big a role in that and making, making politics pop culture.

20:28Yeah. And he allowed a lot of kids to know that it was okay and possibly even cool to be conservative. Yeah. To be conservative, to share your faith, to want to get married and have kids and be a man. And you know, to me, his demeanor, whenever there was a liberal young person that came up and was respectful, his whole demeanor changed. And he would be respectful even to the ones that were ugly to him, you know, in the crowd, you know, there'd be a lot of conservatives in the crowd and he they would be shouting the person down and he would like, you know, I am very chill. Let him, let him say what they're going to say. When they hated him because they knew there was never a gotcha moment. Yeah. And everybody was trying to get one and they just proved how uneducated and out of touch they are. So today we, we remember you big guy, Charlie, the man who is not going to be forgotten. And then that puts us at tomorrow, which is September 11th, 25 years.

21:32Where were you? Where were you when they built that ladder to heaven? So we'll obviously talk a lot of 9-11 stuff tomorrow on the day of, but I wanted to point out that it's, that it's the day before because I want to talk about things outside of remembering 9-11, all the numerous questions that we still have. And I don't like to do that on the day off because I feel like that's meant to remember those that we lost. Which by the way, did you see the drone thing that they did in New York where they basically rebuilt the twin towers with drones like a light show. It's gnarly. Yeah, this is it right here. Check this out. It was a, yeah, dude. Look at the perfect square. I mean, look at this. It's crazy. What? Gosh, look at that. Recreate the outline of the twin towers. That's one drone for each life loss in the terror attacks. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, time out, time out, time out.

22:33This is the video they went with the airplane back it up, back it up. So ABC, ABC decided to go with a shot of the drones while a plane is flying towards it. Aren't those drones recreating the plane? No, that's a real plane. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh, God. What? Who's the editor that loud that the hat? Like you couldn't have waited 30 seconds to get another shot of that. Anyway, start from the beginning. You see the light. I mean, the drone's flew to recreate the outline of the twin towers. That's one drone for each life loss in the terror attacks. Oh my God. Oh my gosh. It looks like it's going right into it. But how cool is that though? I mean, it's a, that's amazing. Pretty impressive display by whoever did the drone stuff. I mean, it is freaking ABC news being ABC news.

23:35I've seen, I've seen some pretty crazy stuff online before different videos of drone shows and they make pretty extravagant, you know, sculpt, whatever you would call it designs. Oh yeah. And you can't ever tell if they're AI or not. You know, sometimes it's like there's no way that can be real. But with the way technology is now, I guess it could be real. If you pre-program these drones, it's not like each drone has got one person with a controller. I mean, they all have GPS and you put a coordinate in. Yeah. And they're software. They all talk to each other simultaneously without hesitation. That's wild, man. It's pretty wild technology. For sure. But today of September 11th, we know what happened. We had planes, two planes in New York, one at the Pentagon, one in Pennsylvania. And in August of 2001, you guys are familiar with James Woods, right? Oh yeah. And back that up Tony, if you would, in August of 2001, James Woods saw Middle Eastern guys that were acting weird on his flight.

24:47And this is just a few weeks before September 11th. This is the actor James Woods. And the actor James Woods. The high IQ actor. Yeah. So he sees, he sees some Middle Eastern guys on the flight that he's like, these guys sure are acting like they're about to hijack this plane. He reports it to the captain, you know, they, whatever, whatever, the plane safely lands. They're going from Boston to LA. And the FBI later confirms through their investigation that the 9-11 hijackers actually did some cross-country trial runs during the summer of 2001. Oh my gosh. And that it's likely what James Woods saw on his flight was 9-11 hijackers practicing. Give us this video right here. This is Fox News from back in 2002 or sometime back in that era watch. In August 2001, actor James Woods was on a flight from Boston to Los Angeles when he observed some Middle Eastern passengers acting strangely.

25:54He told authorities what he saw and the FBI has apparently corroborated that it may have been a dry run for the 9-11 hijackers. I was on a flight without going into the details of what made me suspicious of these four men, although it would have been blatantly obvious to the most casual observer. I took it upon myself to go to the flight attendant and ask to speak to the pilot of the plane. The first officer came out. I reported to him that I felt that the four men and I said, can you look over my shoulder and see who I'm talking about. And he said, yeah. I said, I think they're going to hijack this plane. I mean, everything they're doing and I explained to him these details, which I've been asked to keep private. Until whatever jurisdiction, you know, whatever trials may take place. Their behavior was such that that I felt they were going to hijack the plane. I also said, I'm very much aware of how serious it is to say I'm an American aircraft in flight, the word hijack. So I'm saying this because I really have reason to believe it's true. As I found out later, not only was that he make a report, but the flight attendant also made a report of my suspicions to the FAA.

26:56When I got home that night, it had been a very turbulent flight. I had said to this woman I'm dating and my girlfriend and my best friend, I said, that was the flight and I said, well, aside from the terrorist and the turbulence, it was fine, which was now in retrospect, not such a very funny joke, but it was August 1st and nobody was thinking along those lines. When 9-11 happened, we were all stunned and we all happened to be at my house that evening and my friend Scott said to me, you know, remember that flight you took in August? I said, yeah, I've been thinking about it all day. He said, well, maybe you should call the FBI and I said, I'm sure they're being inundated, but I thought it overnight, call a local office. And within two minutes, Scott of hold of a very intelligent young man, a special agent here, who took the report and I said, I hope I'm not wasting your time. He said, well, we have so many reports coming in and he said, and by the way, even if this leads to something, we don't like to backwash information to people because in case they have to go to a trial and be witnesses or whatever. So you won't hear from us. I said, well, great. He said, but we appreciate your calling. Quarter to seven in the next morning, I got a phone call that actually wakes me up and he said, we want to talk to you about the flight that you took in August.

27:56I said, oh, did the manifest match of any of the flights yesterday and my flight, he said, well, we can't tell you that. I said, well, look, I'll get ready and I'll come down to the federal building. He said, we're outside your house. We'll just wait for you. Wow. 7-15. So this morning I said, and this is the only funny part of any of this. I said, how did you know where I lived? And there was a pause. He said, where the FBI? Where the FBI. Thank you. So they came in and I said, look, I'm dying to know where these guys. And he said, well, we've had 36,000 tips in one day and there's two of us and we're going to be at your house all this morning. So you can do the math, but we can't tell you. You know, so since then I have identified for sure two of them as two of the terrorists who actually were not on flight 11, but one was on flight 175 and one was on flight 77. And I've been told unofficially, not by the FBI, but by someone else and actually a higher level of government believe it or not just through a coincidence, through a mutual friend, that all four of them were terrorists involved. That is unbelievable. So that was basically a rehearsal with these guys. Right. But what's significant about this is that it was a rehearsal with four men.

28:59And I can't say it as a fact that they were the four, but I've been led to believe without going into details of how. That they were on different flights. So the notion that they were separate cells. And this is tricky territory, but I think in the Missouri trial there's going to be some contention that, you know, he was a soldier and didn't know what was going to happen until he stepped on the plane and then decided in a fit of good conscience, not to be a terrorist anymore. In fact, the fact that these two people were identified by myself and other people and were on the Boston LA flight and ended up dying on two other flights of the four flights on September 11 show that they were amazing story. There was a first time you ever heard this is the first time you tell him a story. Yes. So it was you and these four guys in first class, nobody else. No, there was a couple of the guys. Yes. They nervous too or we was it just you guys out as I explained to the FBI they said what was your first instinct and aside from certain things like four guys getting on a transcontinental flight without any hand luggage who it's funny.

30:02I noticed behavior because I guess I'm an actor and it's kind of what I always watch people right. I just kind of observe people. It's something I've always been fascinated by sort of like they've seen in any hall where Woody Allen and Diane Keaton sit and watch people and sort of talk about who they might be. Before guys when the flight attendant who was a woman came up to them they literally ignored her like she didn't exist, which is sort of a kind of a kind of a Taliban idea of womanhood as a you know not. It is long. They're just respect for women and so extraordinary and they didn't order alcohol and they said to me you know what made what did you think these guys were I said I thought they were the four law enforcement officers or four terrorists in that they had that thing that guys are undercover on a mission have between each other and it's impossible. You get the just that and that's pretty wild so he ends up confirming that those guys were among the terrorists. They were on his flight practicing for 9-11. So practice makes perfect I guess.

31:03Yeah, but although you know the theory goes is that you know how did these guys get so good that they were able to fly planes directly into the buildings because you have to be an extremely experienced pilot to pull that off back to back. And the fact they were trained in the US it's not like they trained over there. Right and came over here and did the rehearsals. They learned how to fly over here. Yeah, what are you going to fly a plane into over there. Yeah, they were well funded for their training. Yeah, it's very well funded ironically enough. But yeah, he mentions the whole thing about the disrespect to women or ignoring the lady. They're not allowed to talk to her and she's certainly not allowed to talk to them as far as they're concerned with the with the Islam stuff. And this is something I didn't see that I don't believe I've seen before, but I played it on the show the other day. Six days after 9-11 George Bush does a press conference at what I believe is a mosque in front of a mom's or mosque leaders talking about.

32:06Oh, Islam is about peace and Islam is this Islam and I'm thinking it's six days after 9-11 because obviously people were pissed off at Muslims because that's they viewed they didn't view it as all Muslims are wanting to fly planes in the buildings, but they viewed it as Islam is is become a or it has been for centuries, I perverted a perverted religion. And if even if it's not perverted at its core, it has been perverted over the years by certain people. It's always been perverted. Mohamed was a well, yeah, and we in the actual sense of the word perverted. Yes, we would dare we say a pito. Here's George Bush six days after 9-11 listen to this. That's not what Islam is all about. Islam is peace. These terrorists don't represent peace. They represent evil and war.

33:17When we think of Islam, we think of a faith that brings comfort to a billion people around the world. Billions of people find comfort and solve us and peace. Listen, that's not what Islam is all about. Islam is about eating curry and building sandcassels in the desert. That's pretty good, man. Now watch this drive and throw and trash everywhere. Islam is just about beating your wife and not letting her go to school. And certainly don't let her drive because you know women are horrible drivers, especially their Japanese, especially if they're Japanese. Don't knock the Japanese. Oh, no Japanese women are fine Asian drivers are the worst. John Bird always told me get out from the driver's seat and show me that bill of button. No, no, I was just joking about this is joking. But if Islam brings peace and comfort to a billion people and there's nothing to worry about, then why in the middle east once they got word that the twin towers were hit.

34:27Why were the average people the average Palestinians by the way that were in East Jerusalem and Gaza acting like this right here. The V sign for victory being displayed in East Jerusalem today among jubilant Palestinians that the United States had been subject to this attack. What are we to make of that Jennifer? Yes, our fat may issue this kind of nation. Look at this. We're seeing people applauding clapping smiling happy to know that thousands of Americans have died in this sneak attack. And there you see a V for victory sign held up to the camera. What are we to make of that? And what are we to make of what about what? Yes, our our fat said today. United States plain by some Palestinians for its ongoing support as it is seen off Israel in this conflict in this middle eastern conflict. However, while some Palestinians were taking to the streets of the current celebration, one youth was quoted as saying as he received a sweet sweet handed around in celebration.

35:35This is a sweet from Asama bin Laden. He said. That's it. That's it. So he called. Hey, he knew everybody knew. And so what that those are those are not hijackers. Those are men, women and children. He knows they specify this right here. They say that is a V for victory, not a peace sign because they're definitely not looking for peace. Yeah, well, that's what that was what they flashed in World War II. Yeah, was the V for victory in America. And so that that is on September 11th. They get word and and by the way, this shit with Gaza and Israel. Now that everybody's hopped on the train of picking sides in that deal, people don't understand that's been going on forever. And it is an issue that nobody's nobody's fixed or nobody's been able to come up with a with a reasonable solution. It's not something new and all of a sudden now it's the end of the world if we, you know, supply Israel with, you know, defensive missiles or what?

36:37This anyway, don't get me on that rant. But I say all that to say is there is a fundamental problem with Islam when that's the way the average person acted upon hearing the news that 3000 people had lost their lives in America. And how many of those youngsters or how many of those people do you think are in the US or were in the US? Thanks to Biden. No, I'm sure there's some. And that's for sure. How sick is that? Yeah. It's pretty wild. But don't worry about it, John Burgers. Islam brings peace billions billions of people that Joe Biden laid in our country. They just want to make you convert for peace. No, convert them. And the US government had nothing to do with any of this. And we didn't know anything about it. Uh, Donald Trump on September 11th, he was somebody that a lot of reporters and a lot of media wanted to talk to because he was, he was Mr. New York.

37:47You know, not only that, but this had to do with skyscrapers. And he was the most famous builder in the country. Certainly in New York. And some of the comments that he made without knowing the facts of what happened. I think tell a very broad story Tony, if you scroll down, this is Donald Trump calling into a, um, this is a TV show or a radio show or something out of New York. Listen closely to what Donald Trump says here. Donald, you're probably the best known builder, particularly of great buildings in the city. There's a great deal of question about whether or not the damage and the ultimate destruction of the buildings was caused by the airplanes, by architectural defect, or possibly by bombs or aftershocks. Do you have any thoughts on that? Well, it wasn't architectural defect. The World Trade Center was always known as a very, very strong building. Don't forget that took a big bomb in the basement.

38:50Now the basement is the most vulnerable place because it's your foundation. And it withstood that. And I got to see that area about three or four days after it took place because one of my structural engineers actually took me for a tour because he did the building. And I said, I can't believe it. The building was standing solid and half of the columns were blown out. And so this was an unbelievably powerful building. If you don't think about structure, it was one of the first buildings that was built from the outside. The steel, the reason the World Trade Center had such narrow windows is that in between all the windows, you had the steel on the outside, the end of the outside of the building. That's why when I first looked and you had big heavy eye beams, when I first looked at it, I couldn't believe it because there was a hole in the steel. And this is steel that was, you remember the windows of the World Trade Center folks, I think you, you know, if you're ever up there, they were quite narrow. And in between was this heavy steel. I said, how could a plane, even a plane, even a 767 or 747, or whatever it might have been, how could it possibly go through the steel?

39:52I happen to think that they had not only a plane, but they had bombs that exploded almost simultaneously because I just can't imagine anything being able to go through that wall. And most buildings are built with the steel that's on the inside around the elevator shaft. This one was built from the outside, which is the strongest structure you can have. And it was almost just like a, like a can of soup. You know, Donald, we were looking at pictures all morning long of that plane coming into building number two. And when you see that, approach the, the far side and then all of a sudden, within a matter of millisecond, the explosion pops out the other side. I just think that there was a plane with more than just fuel. I think obviously there were very big planes. They were going very rapidly because I was also watching where the planes seem to be not only going fast, it seems to be coming down into the building. So it was getting the speed from going downhill, so to speak. It just seemed to me that to do that kind of destruction is even more than a big plane because you're talking about taking out steel.

40:52The heaviest caliber steel that was used to build it, these buildings were rock solid. Yeah. So that's interesting from the aspect of there. I say it was the strongest building in all of New York. Oh, yes. It was new. And you think about those steel eye beams, there's steel columns. Wow. It would take a tremendous amount of force to break through one of them. You didn't have, you didn't break through one of them. You broke through almost all of them on one side of the building. And even in that moment, it wasn't just Donald Trump. Everybody felt this way. How did, how did it accomplish that? Did planes hit the buildings? Absolutely. But how was it able to do that? And also, how is it able to bring them down after a question? Because it wasn't like the plane hit it on the third floor down towards the bottom and the pressure of the rest of the building ultimately collapsed on itself.

42:02It's just, and then what, building seven, which is a completely separate building that didn't get hit by a plane just collapses that afternoon, just falls down. Now, a lot of people were worried throughout New York and in that general area that the demolition of those buildings had affected the structural integrity of other buildings. But the building seven thing was bizarre, especially considering what was in that building. This, I think this right here, if I'm not mistaken, if you'll just back up real quick, just so I can see the caption. This is, these are firefighters talking about before we get into building seven, but these are firefighters talking about what they heard right before and as the building starts, starts collapsing.

43:04This is their recollection in the immediate aftermath of it. Yes. And then what the planes take down a building. All the way down. I was watching it and running. All my fluids that are popping out. But what was this, if you have the head, then what the planes take down a building. All the way down. All the sudden it was like bang, bang, bang, bang, bang like bullet shots. I saw from the corner boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. It's just like 20 straight hits. It just went down. And as the bombs were going, people just started running and I sat there and watched a few of them exploded and I just turned around. And I just started running from my life because at that point, the World Trade Center was coming right down from the corner.

44:05Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. And as the bombs were going, people just started running and I sat there and watched a few of them exploded. It's better not be copyright music. Yeah, you keep it rolling, but... What was that circled? I'm not sure. Go back a little bit, Tony. What? In a watch. Back it up a little bit to the yellow circle. Yeah, back a little more. Oh wait, you see it? It's emerging. Uh... Get ready to pause it, Tony. I don't know. Here it comes. You can unmute it. What's that? What's that? Uh, that looks like a transformer. Oh, that's a piece of the building. That's like a big chunk of the steel beams. Still like upright and connected to each other.

45:05You'll play the audio. I don't know if it's got any more talking in it. I guess it doesn't, so you can mute it. But one thing that you notice with the eyewitness testimony of these people is there were so many individuals who were there that day that said the word bombs. Bombs, bombs, bombs, bombs went off. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. And you can see as it comes down, you know, it does. It gets covered up in all the debris, obviously. But once that happens, you can't really... I don't know. It's just... When you go back and you start digging into it and listening to what people were saying that day, yeah. It really makes you think, you know, because we've got a... We got a history, really the entire world has a history of revising history.

46:07And there's so many things that we grew up learning about that aren't even true or inaccurately portrayed from JFK to the Civil Rights Movement to wars to Richard Nixon. To all these different things that we weren't told the truth about. And people are now... Yeah, on both sides. On both just history in general. Yes. And so it's, you know, it's happened with this as well. Instead of sticking with or continuing to look into what people saw with their own eyes that day, it was like, oh, this is the case, open and shut. Terrorist, playing, boom. That's it. This is another white-up in question right here. This is Building 7. Now, this video is going to show you a lot of different buildings, but it's doing that so you can see what a controlled demolition looks like.

47:14With other examples, watch. There is a 47 story skyscraper. At 5.20 in the afternoon, it drops like a rock. And I mean this fast. Freefall acceleration. Straight down, uniformly, symmetrically. Now, a building with 40,000 tons of structural steel cannot fall straight down without all 80 columns on each floor being removed simultaneously. And then synchronistically timed floor by floor. The CIA had an undercover office in Seven World Trade Center. The US official tells CNN the office was involved in counterterrorism and counterintelligence. For the third time today, it's reminiscent of those pictures we've all seen too much on television before when a building was deliberately destroyed by well placed dynamite to knock it down. And I turned in time to see what looked like a skyscraper implosion.

48:17It looked like it had been done by demolition crew. The whole thing just collapsed and gone on itself. We heard this sound. It sounded like a clappest under. It looked like there was a shockwave ripping through the building and windowed all busted out. It was almost as if it were a planned implosion. It just pancaped. Pancaking almost like a precision implosion. Ironically, the building had housed the city's emergency management office. I don't know whether it was accomplished by demolition experts watching an old building being demolished and they wired very carefully for days. And it's a very careful operation in order to make sure that a building comes down safely. That's what it looks like happened to Building Seven. I certainly am much more open-minded about it than I was. And it is because of the involvement of the 9-11 families and all these engineers and architects. This building, Seven, and the World Trade Center area is collapsing. We don't even know whether this was something that was engineered for safety reasons or it just happened. Can you confirm it was number seven that just went in?

49:18Yes, sir. And you guys knew this was coming all day. We had been hurt reports that the building was unstable and that eventually we need to come down on its own or it would be taken down. We all thought for sure a bomb was set to explode underneath our feet outside Seven World Trade Center. Reporters were telling the truth this whole time and they were basing this off of what they saw themselves. And so everybody was saying it. Everybody was like, oh, that didn't come down on its own. And there was never any answer given for it. Like, it's obvious that's a controlled demolition. And it's just so happened to house the FBI's counterterrorism agency as well as other offices. Yeah, that come on. Come on. Do you think maybe another country besides the Middle East could have been involved?

50:20Well, say Russia or China? Lots of people that speculate it's Israel. Do I need to even go down that road? Sometimes you got to look within too. You never know. Yep. Yeah, here in Mossad and Israel and the Dancing Israelis and everything else. I think there is a lot of people in the know on this internationally and that while the CIA was funding of Osama bin Laden at one point. He comes from a wealthy family but they knew him. He was essentially working for them. And they can get anything accomplished that they want. And so that's why, again, if you just go back to the day and listen to what people were saying and what the reporting was within the first 24 hours, you get a lot of answers as to what happened. It was after that when the narrative started changing.

51:24Yeah, I'm getting confused and putting a bunch of stuff up there. And that's not even talking about the Pentagon. If you recall the Pentagon, which you want to talk about being impossible to hit the traits, the traits in their towers, imagine the Pentagon, which is not 124 is high. It's what? Three floors high or whatever it is. Yeah, not to mention it just happened to hit the spot where they were, it was in the 2.3 $3. Yeah, it was perfect. Right there on the money, precision like nobody's ever seen. And the reporters on the ground, again, this goes back to, listen to what they say the first 24 hours, this right here on CNN, a reporter on the ground at the scene of the Pentagon crash saying this. Outside the Pentagon, CNN's military affairs correspondent, Jamie McIntyre, and Jamie, you got very close to where that plane went down. That's right, Judy. A short while ago, I walked right up to next to the building was a firefighter was still trying to put out the blaze.

52:27The fire, by the way, is still burning in some parts of the Pentagon. And I took a look at the huge gaping hole that's in this sideway, but from my close-up inspection, there's no evidence of a plane having crashed anywhere near the Pentagon. The only site is the actual site of the building that's crashed in. And as I said, the only pieces left that you can see are small enough that you could pick up in your hand. There are no large tail sections, wing sections, a fuselage, nothing like that anywhere around. There's no big, there's no cockpit, there's no wings, there's no tail, there's no sign of just some paneling from the plane. There's no video of the plane hitting the building. This is just disintegrated. And obviously there were bodies, people died, but. Yeah, but I mean, did they find any bodies or just charred remains? Yeah, there was actually saw a stat where they said they recovered. And this is it, I think at the Twin Towers recovered less than 300 full bodies that many people were just outright missing or disintegrated or whatever.

53:35And so some families didn't even get their loved ones remains, which is awful. But yeah, Tony mentioned $2.3 trillion. That's a lot of money, right? So the day before, the day before 9.11, so today, September 10, 2001, a Rumsfeld comes out, Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld comes out and says, Hey, by the way, we're missing in our department, $2.3 trillion. Don't know where it went. We're going to try to get to the bottom of this and see what happens. This is 25 years ago, 2.3 trillion. Yeah, yeah. And then the next day, a plane allegedly, a plane hits the Pentagon in just the right spot where all the documentation would be to find out where that 2.3 trillion is. Yeah, that 2.3 trillion dollars went. Yeah, listen to his, his announcement on September 10, 2001, being to some estimates, we cannot track $2.3 trillion in transaction.

54:46Oh, we cannot share information from floor to floor in this building because it's stored on dozens of different technological systems that are inaccessible or incompatible. Definitely. We maintain 20 to 25% more than we need to support our forces at an annual waste to tax part pairs of some $3 to $4 billion. And then the next day, the next day, we're going to have a full of $2.3 trillion. The next day, we're going to have a full of $2.3 trillion. Yeah, that's a big deal. We're going to have a full of $2.3 trillion. The next day, we're not 11. Nobody's talking about the 2.3 trillion dollars. The timing is impeccable. Even though the placement of the plane, even though that's a ridiculous amount of money that people can't even grasp, they still was like, whatever, let's go blow the Middle East up. Nobody cares. And we need, by the way, to fund that very department in order to go do that.

55:52There's been a few times in history when America itself did not want any war of any kind. And then some big event comes along and it seems to be the push to rally the troops and to get every Congress to vote for it and next thing you know we're at war forever. Yeah, man. There's just so many questions. And it's interesting that Pearl Harbor was the biggest loss of life and incident in the United States until 9-11. And Pearl Harbor, that's a good example. Nobody wanted to go to war, but that forced us into war. But there were so many mistakes. I've never bought that it was a complete surprise. They were coming in my opinion. I personally think Churchill knew. Yeah, they cut off their oil supply to Japan to purposely make them anyway. So many, so many unanswered questions. And I'm gonna get hate for that. Sorry. You know, this is something that I think we need to talk about on the radio show maybe next week, maybe Monday.

56:54But you know, with the, with the Pentagon in particular, a lot of people speculate that it was a missile. They fired off some sort of missile because something at the Pentagon and there's this super grainy footage that's going like one frame per second that just shows some object. Hit the Pentagon just, just perfectly, perfectly right before it's the ground. Boom right inside of the building. And you can't tell what the hell it is. They're like, well, that's definitely a plane. And that grainy footage is basically a picture. Any plane crash you can find footage of the plane if there's a camera. And for some reason the Pentagon, the most guarded place, they don't have 4K or 1080. It's like 480 by whatever. Yeah, but pull up another tab and look up on X put 911 Pentagon footage and see if it'll,

57:54see if it'll pull that off the video. Yeah, here it is right here. This is, this is allegedly the moment that the plane hit. Do, do, do, do look at that high end security camera. One frame per second. It's like an ATM camera from the 90s or something. I know it. Do, do, do, do any moment now. I mean, I could understand like, you know, a gas station or something, but this is, this is the, I mean, it's the Pentagon. You don't even see anything. And that's the, that's the best view that they got. There's nothing. You just see anything. And of course they've got the ability to edit that. Yeah, you can kind of see that here, but how is that plane flying that close to the ground? It looks like it's driving. It looks like it's on the ground rolling boom. And so it's bizarre. Say it is a plane, right? I mean, in that picture, you could make the argument that that looks like a plane.

59:00It looked almost like a long drone, but yeah, that's not what a plane does. It's not possible for a plane to do that. No, because even if you're like just flying six feet off the ground, like you've got obstructions before you get to the Pentagon. Yeah. You had to nose dive directly into that spot. Because it can't go down and then straight now. Yeah, no, you can't do that. You literally have to be driving on, you know, like it's landed and going into it. Right. Anyway, that is, you know, questions. I mean, think about the footage they really have of the incident that they didn't show anybody. And so the tragic part of it is so many lives lost over whatever it is. We may never know. We probably will never know until we get to heaven. If Jesus even wants to talk about it, he may be like, nah, you don't want to know. You don't want to know the truth about what happened. Just know there's some bad people down there that's not going to be joining us up here for this party.

1:00:05I just, the tragedy is so many lives lost to whatever the goal was here. Whatever the goal was for the people that perpetrated this, whether it was just some, some, you know, dirty, stinky, santerest, or if it was US and Israel and whoever North Korea, it still costs tremendous lives, a tremendous amount of lives, including those people that were working in the Pentagon. Yeah. And people have already, this is a couple of generations later, not even two generations later, and they've already forgotten. It's important, I think, for people out there that's got kids, great school kids, or even younger than that. And, uh, or you got grandkids that are young, talk to them tomorrow.

1:01:05Yes. I always encourage this every year and you don't have to wait till the anniversary to do it. But like, talk to the young ones about it and make sure they carry that with them because it's, it's hard when you don't have that personal experience of living it that day as everybody, as we all did. Um, but I've really gone out of my way to show Peyton countless hours of, of 9, 11 footage. So he could almost, I wanted to feel like he was here that day, you know, and it wasn't, you know, it was nine years after it happened before he was born. Make sure to show him the footage of the crash, but then also let him know that for some reason they found their passports and good shape at the bottom. Yeah. You know, somehow, well, and he's already at the point, like he's done his own research and he feels the same way we do. He's like, what, what the hell actually happened here?

1:02:05Mm-hmm. But anyway, I didn't mean to drag everybody down with, I hate to even call him 9, 11 conspiracies because, you know, forget what we're doing to show. Hello to everybody in the show. Hello. If you want to contribute to the show, it is O T L show cash app and Venmo. Uh, if you would like to super chat us, you can do that as well. We will love you long time for it. Um, we're not doing a post show today because, uh, we got show Sunday now. Yeah, we're going to do a show Sunday. Big show, big show, which will be sometimes Sunday afternoon. It'll just be a last minute call, but sometime between noon and three is when we'll start. So y'all keep an eye out for that. Um, hopefully it'll give you a notification when we go live. Should be a fun one. Um, another topic, and I'm just kind of going through some headlines here. Another topic that's been brought up is this comment Trump made last night at their R&C midterm convention, which some people are goofing on.

1:03:06And I'm like, why? What's wrong with it? Even if it just, even if it's not effective and it doesn't rally the troops or get somebody excited about voting for Republicans in Congress, like what, what is it really hurt to do it? You know, well, it shows one side is working on coming together and staying together. And then you look over at the Democratic party. And it's just there are new pieces. Yes. And are we communism or not? You know, are we commies? Are we socialists? That is old school Democrats have no idea what to do. So Trump says during his speech that he wants to give a $5,000 dividend, a check to every adult American. And when he says this, people start flipping out. They're like, oh my God, the experts and the pundits and everybody else. This is what Trump said. What we're doing is because we've done so well and because our country is making so much money that only I can make this promise to you.

1:04:16And here is my promise. If the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the United States Senate, both of them, because of our economic tremendous economic success, like in history we've never had anything like what's happening. But because of our tremendous strength and success economically, I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America for $5,000. Bring it on, baby. Anyway, so that's the comments he makes. He says $5,000 plus gratuity. Oh, that would have been great. $5,000 plus gratuity bitch. But anyway, people freak out. They're like, oh my God, that's like $1.4 trillion in our debt time to control in the deficit.

1:05:23And I'm like, why are people bitching about money? I mean, I get the concept. I'm like, well, how are you going to do this? How are you going to pay for it? But nobody ever seems to read between the lines for Trump. You know, we've been dealing with Trump, the politician for 10 years. You should know, if you keep up with politics, no matter what side you're on, you should now understand that with Trump, you can't take everything literal or at face value that you have to read between the lines. You just have to with Trump. But it's what he does. How he operates. Because he's always a couple of steps ahead of everybody. That's right. And so instead of doing that and actually sitting down and thinking about, okay, what does he really mean by the $5,000 dividend and give it into every American citizen in the country. JD Vance goes on Fox News after the convictions over Thursday night. And that's the first thing Brett bear wants to talk about. You know, he's a

1:06:30lot of money. And I'm not going to give $5,000 to people. I don't know. We don't have the money. And JD Vance explains it perfectly. Now should have Trump have put it this way. Maybe so. But Vance did a phenomenal job in explaining what the president meant by the $5,000 check deal. I heard the Trump dividend raised some eyebrows $5,000 for every adult. Plus the duty wins when it raised my eyebrows. I put hands went up at the same time. But if you don't need it, the American middle class. But if your Republicans win the house $5,000 for every adult citizen. So you do the quick math. That's about $1.3 trillion. I can hear the critics heads exploded. They're saying out loud I guarantee you. President is bribing voters to vote for Republicans to take over the house. No, mancropting the country because the deficit debt is huge. And inflation would come back if this comes into play. So how do you answer those criticism?

1:07:34I say first of all, what the president is talking about is fundamentally a dividend for American workers. We're taking in an extraordinary revenue because the president of the United States is actually standing up to both foreign companies, but also foreign countries who've been taking advantage of America's workers for pretty much my entire life. All of these tariffs, what is a tariff Brett? A tariff is when the president of the United States says, if you want to undercut the wages of American workers, if you want to ship American jobs overseas, you're going to pay a big fat penalty when you try to bring that stuff back into the United States of America. Those penalties have generated a lot of revenues. They've helped us pay down debt. What the president is just saying is if you keep it going to the American people, if you keep us in power and allow us to continue to do these things, then you're going to share in some of the benefit of this incredible wealth that we're creating in the United States of America. I don't think it's a controversial idea. It's actually the president of the United States saying we're all working together. We're all on the same team. If we continue to create wealth, that wealth is going to go back to the American people. You did it sound controversial to y'all.

1:08:37Straight forward. $5,000 plus protruding. It's uncontroversial to me. And so what JD Vance is saying is we're bringing in a tremendous amount of money when it comes to tariffs and Trump wants to do that out back to the people. Well, that's not a new concept for Trump. Back when he first started doing the tariff stuff, he said that. He said, we're going to bring in so much money from these tariffs. And I want to give it back to you, the American people. That's all he's doing. And now with his comments there, what he's saying is in order for me to get this past, Congress controls the purse strings, Democrats are not going to want you to get a $5,000 check with my signature on it. So unless you elect Democrats, we're going to give you $5,000. And it's going to be tariff money. Nick and the chat makes a good point. He's promised money before that never came to fruition yet.

1:09:40And I know Supreme Court and there's all these things that happen, but still he did promise it. Yeah, yeah, he did. And a lot of presidents, well, you know, Biden did it. Biden said out one check, I think he said it was going to be one amount and it ended up being last or whatever. And the whole dose cuts, they weren't allowed to do that. That's suck too. Yeah, there is it's not as cut and dry as just the president wants to give out money. So he's going to do it. Now he seems to believe it. I saw this in another interview that he could do it without Congress. But in the world of campaigning, if it helps you, it helps you. Democrats bribe their voters all the time. I mean, they literally get them hooked on welfare to get them to vote for a paper votes. They pay for it. And they use taxpayer money to funnel to their campaigns and everything else. And so it is what it is. I mean, for me, you know, $5,000 for me and for Trish would be nice.

1:10:43Hopefully that means we get ting ran, but it may not ever come to fruition. If that's the case, so be it. But the big thing or what would be the reason and we know what the reason would be. The spirit of it. Yes, is is what, you know, everybody had their panties in a wad because they didn't understand like, where's the money coming from? How's he going to do this that and the other? I mean, Trump has brought in with these tariffs. You know, when it comes to tariffs, you're not going to see the immediate benefit of it because it is an attempt to move businesses back into this country that were originally here and then went off to somewhere else because it was more affordable. Right. When we see the benefits of that, it is going to cause an economic explosion in a good way in this country. We have so far, I think the number is $20 trillion worth of new business investment, not new businesses, but new existing businesses moving their businesses into the country.

1:11:49$20 trillion worth of new businesses, new jobs or tax money, just all of these things that are going to be beneficial. And people don't really understand how all that is. They don't understand the concept of it. So if it's not something that is immediate, they're not going to be for it because everything we're living in society of, I got to have it now. That $5,000 is a give it to me now kind of thing and people can get on board with that, but telling them about the all the new businesses coming until they start, you know, hiring people and get the thing going and people can actually see the benefits of it. A lot of people don't care because they're attention span one good example is the Venezuelan oil deal biggest one in history. When that thing kicks in, it's probably going to be like two to three years to do the whole thing and get it pumping because they got to build the infrastructure for it, but that is going to do wonders for just about everything in this country.

1:12:54If it's allowed to in 2028. Yeah, yeah. Like the keystone thing they cut that off as soon as it was ready to go day one by an asset. So many people lost their jobs, those their livelihoods, like I didn't like that people people. I mean, built, built restaurants and bars and businesses. Yes. In those areas where the pipelines were because there was was such an influx of workers that were having to live in that area. And they're because they they build the business out in the middle of nowhere. And then all of a sudden a president comes in the day one and acts as basically kicks all their clientele out of town. It's crazy to think about, you know, but that's what's good about Trump. I think is that no matter who is coming into office, he is building a future that can't be dismantled on day one with the signing of it in executive closing a pipeline. Can they damage it tremendously? Four years in four years they can, but he's going to make it as hard as possible.

1:13:58And that's what I love about him is he. It's a president. Yeah, that's thinking past. Right. You know, his time. And I don't think we've had a lot of many presidents that do that. Absolutely not. We have a president to talk about how cool is lime is. Do you see these ribs? It's peaceful. You know how peaceful it is to be on your face on a smelly rug and talk to him and him it. That's a good. One of the best parts of last night's speech was actually when Trump started talking about James Tallahrico who's running for Senate in Texas. And they're in Dallas, by the way. And this is a. This is phenomenal. This is my favorite part of the whole speech. He described himself as a person who hates Christianity, says that God is transgender. He called the American flag a complicated symbol of hate, claimed that the ten commandments are a form of fascism. And when he was asked what he loved most in the world, he said I love transgender children, which he.

1:15:01Weirdo. He was also somebody that hated eating meat. But he ran a campaign to beat meat. He called it beat meat. I don't know what the hell he meant by that. These people are going to tell me what the hell is he wants to beat meat. Look at his face. But it was bad for his image. So he started eating meat. And he recently, it's getting worse. I'm getting myself a job. I'm getting worse. Look at our case. He was recently seen having a barbecue and eating a lot of meat. But that's what happened. He ate it and then he was seen running backstage to a room and throwing up all over the place.

1:16:03He doesn't like meat. You know what's funny about that is it's almost got Randy Johnson vibes to it. He's like, I was eating meat and I had bad mayonnaise made me sick. You haven't heard the news on Randy, have you? No, what? His kidneys have failed. He's in the hospital. Yes, I meant to tell you that. You found that out today? On the TikTok? Yeah. Oh, he was in the hospital room and he was tearing up. No, don't say that. I know. So maybe it wasn't the mayonnaise. That's what he said. He said, I don't think it was the mayonnaise. Oh, no, no, no. Tony, I'm going to email this to you, buddy. I know. That's my video. And that's what he says at the end. He's a little trembling when he says this is been a video.

1:17:03Oh, my God. I didn't hate this so much. Oh, man, people in the chat's man, people are like, you know, let's get us a go. Fun me going. You know, what, what do we need to do? Yeah. Well, maybe we can promote that also tomorrow on the show and just tell people like, I get, uh, reach out the Randy syndrome of word of encouragement. Surely he's got somebody in his life that can guide him to, you know, setting up a go fund me or whatever. Uh, people are volunteering. Oh, I think yeah, let's start with the third one and then we'll work our way up. Yeah. Okay. That seems to be, well, I take that back. Go back, go back. Just click, got it. And then go back. Uh, wow, he's way in the hospital. So go with the last one that he's down and over and over. Yeah, I hit that one. I like the most town him in hospital.

1:18:03I was really sick. And my husband and bag was leaking too. So it was two things that was pretty bad. I met the ambulance outside, you know, honestly felt like I don't pass out. Well, I've learned why I'm sick is not because I eatable. I'm saying, when you're bad, bad knees, I have kidney failure. Hmm. Oh, God. He said to me, I don't know if I have to go on dialysis or not. Please pray for me. Please, be in my video. Thanks for watching. Dang, hit the up button over to the, yeah. Hello, like I told you in my last video, I have kidney failure. I'm just ready. I'm being admitted here at the Morse Town Hamman Hospital. And I'll be here for several days. So unfortunately, I won't continue to be able to make my videos each day about that floating balloon.

1:19:09But if it's still floating, when I get out of here, I'll continue to let the video. But honestly, don't think it'll float much longer. You don't, it's going to be waiting for you, Randy. Yeah, Randy. And a big bang in there. In Morse Town or close to Morse Town wants to stop by Morse Town Hamman Hospital to visit me, you're more than welcome to do so. Wow, there. He's inviting people to come see the hospital. And I give you thumbs up. I give you. I give you. Thanks for watching. Alright, go up. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello, people at Morse Town Ford have not been truthful with my brother at all. Oh, no. Randy's wife's car repaired her. They told him it would take a week for it to be repaired. It took over a month. Somebody that worked there told Rick, well, we'll loan your wife a car. And Rick talked to somebody else maybe a few days later.

1:20:10And they said, well, we don't even do that. We don't loan cars. So the people at Morse Town Ford have not been truthful with Rick at all. Oh, you don't even get a word in these. So many big cars here. If you live in or near Morse Town, maybe you might not want to do business with Morse Town Ford. Oh, this is my video. I'm sorry, go up. All right. It's using this power for good. Oh, some kind people sent me a few gifts. They sent me some flowers and a vase to put those flowers in. And they sent me this big teddy bear. I haven't had a teddy bear since I was about maybe six years old. Maybe I'm a little too old for teddy bears. But I do love this teddy bear. It's like I'm going to name him Fred, what you think. Yeah, this is my video. Wait a minute. I can't help but keep hearing teddy bear. Teddy bear. It's a teddy bear. Teddy bear. And afterwards, I'm going to take teddy bear and we're going to go to the teddy bear.

1:21:11We're going to go to the teddy bear. Go up. But I think we've got a couple more. Hello. Some kind of. I'm ready. I'm ready. Hello. Are you getting out of there, Randy? What's going on? I'm going to go up on here too, okay? They're the nurse helping him out. She's probably like, Randy, how did you get all these gifts? Maybe it's not a nurse. Maybe it's his wife. Oh. I'm just kidding. I think it may be some follower of Santa. The... This is raw video right here. Yeah. Maybe he's not even going to give us a thanks for watching at the end of this all thing. Watch him. He'll do it. I'm going to go for it. The Randy. What? All right. I'm ready. All right. I'm ready. Nice. Join us in supporting a beloved friend and need. There it is. Randy's hospitalization, dude. A kidney failure has deeply impacted them.

1:22:11Your donation can ease the burden and bring hope to Randy's life. Okay, so he's going to go for me. That's good. I'm going to do it. Join us in supporting. Wait, what's the title of that? Go for me. Let's see. Uh, I don't see a link for it. I'm going to type in on a separate tab. Go for me. Go for me. Go for me. What does it say? Jeff- What? Term- 10- SEP- S-E-P. All right. So typing gofund.me. Too bad I can't copy paste. I'll type it and tell you what it is. Where's Jeff? Where you can go back. Who's Jeff? That's a good question. All right. Read it to me again. You read it to me. I just can't see it because of my camera. Uh, gofund me. Slash Jeff- Term. Jeff- T-E-R-M. Correct. Dash- Term. Okay. Dash- One-zero S-E-P. S-E-P. Okay. All right. Now go to here.

1:23:1110th of September, but Jeff. Who's Jeff? All right. You pull the tab up. Okay. Gofund.me. Slash Jeff. Dash-Term. Dash-Tin-Set. Believe it's what you told me. I think that's it. Fun Razor not found! Oh, dang. Jeff, that term I'm checking. Oh no, I've got it. I got it up here. It's working for me. Try to top it in again. Oh, I see what happened. I see what. Let me try it now. It's Gofund.me. Not.com. Okay, that's what it was. Slash Jeff. This is fascinating for the audience. All right. Go bear with us. Yeah. Okay.

1:24:11So he's asking for 10k and he's almost there. And that just went up today. Wow. So help Randy Johnson through kidney failure. If you want to look that up. It is.com. Oh, is it? Yeah. It just adjusted it. Right. So I got him there with my link. So $7,452. Come on, man. Randy's going to get him some money. Yeah. I like this. And we need to go visit Randy. He's in Tennessee, right? Yeah. How far away is he? I wonder. It's just north of Knoxville. Probably five hours. So we're going to go out and visit him to a podcast from his house. Yeah. Oh, yeah. We'll see. We'll see. We'll see. Let's make for him. Yeah. Hey, we got this one. We should do a fundraiser for shave Randy's neck. No, he made a video about that. Savings. Don't think you're worried about my neck here. Savings. Savings and shave his neck. Yeah. That neck here is something else. That's a style, man. I'm thinking about,

1:25:11I'm thinking about shaving my go to and going with that neck here. He's called the Randy Johnson beer. Anyway. We got to get out of here because we've got a timely, timely day tomorrow. No post show today, but we'll be back on that coming up. I don't, I don't even know if we'll do one Sunday, but we got, we got gas. You got two. I'm working hard on something for Sunday. From your only gun put whatever you're working on a member's only. No. Oh, sometimes I feel like jumbers. Oh, okay. So we're talking about the show, but we don't know if we're going to do the post show. Okay. That makes sense. I got it now. You remember last Sunday? It'll be fun Sunday. Yeah. Remember last week when I was telling you about how I would talk about stuff. And then when jumber would respond on air, it would just be something totally unrelated. And he's just trying to sound like he was listening. Yeah, I agree. Yeah. Yeah.

1:26:12He's like, oh, yeah. Um, shaven shaven back here at the Titty Mall. Yeah, I'm back to that all the time. Yeah, I would, it was usually I would have something you taught about an hour ago. Yeah. It's used to something like way back. Anyway, final words, Tony Gump. Let's hear it. Final words, RIP Charlie Kirk, 9-11. It's very sad in events. Talking about 9-11 is not good for viewers, but we're talking about it anyway. So get plenty of water, meat, sunlight, and sleep. Stay positive, stay healthy, and have a good one. There you go. And Mr. Badass, John Bird. Let me tell you something. New York is a shit show now. With everything that's going on for 25 years. And what the hell's going on? It's crazy. I better not say it because you know what? They're going to come and get me. But you know what? I'm going to come and get you.

1:27:12I got a little surprise in my pocket for you. You know what I'm saying? So if you're liberal, you better watch out. You don't fuck with a bird, man. You know what I'm saying? I'll tell you. Like my dad used to tell me, I will tear your dog house down and kill all your puppies. And you can't teach that. And that's my video. Thanks for watching. It was pretty good actually. It was a very good and New York impression. Thanks. I figured the glasses, you know, you know, all that. I'm going to wear sunglasses wherever I go now. And I want to only go by one name like Madonna. Bird. You and a bird. Just bird. You and a bird. I don't think you should do that. Really? Yeah, you don't need to change your shades all the time. Now just a bird. You need to be yourself. It's like Ray Charles in the Unibobber, you know, the uniburger. And I'll be.

1:28:14See, we wonder, these guys don't get, well, you get it, Donnie Feige, too, y'all. Yeah, no, I know. I'm going to see you later. I get it. All right. Thank you guys for everything. Remember, if you want to contribute to the show, cash out, Vinmo at O.T.L. show. And we will do this again on Sunday. Y'all try to join us on Sunday for a special Sunday, Sunday edition. That's right. So, y'all have a good rest of your week. Remember those we lost tomorrow on 9-11. And until next time, surrogh! Okay, boys. So, what we need to do is go down to the coffee shop. You know, and you can, let's take my car. You know what I'm saying?

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