murder but i couldn t imagine what assault assault rate is up. all these things people are reporting because there is no one coming to the door. so the coup is not january 6th, it is right now and we need to really make sure that everyone gets out and votes and does something to stop that what is going on because it is scary and i m a 6 8 guy who owns a [bleep] ton of guns and will not take anyone from messing with me but not everybody is me. greg: that is true. not everybody is you. they don t attack me. they attacked the little old ladies because no one is going to do anything about. greg: up next, try to keep a straight face while kamala talks about space. limu emu & doug got a couple of bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need.
greg: he would rather preach than worry about free speech. jon stewart shows he has a touch by calling cancel culture a crutch. in his interview, he claims cancel culture is a myth. people that talk about cancel culture never seem to shut [bleep]. the internet has democratized criticism. what you do for a living? we talk leap criticize, we opine, we make jokes. i know other people are having their say, and that is not cancel culture. that is relentless in a s. greg: whoa. hold on there, bearded guy. you are not talking about cancel culture, you just described how an internet comment section work. cancel culture is about people losing careers, not telling people you suck in a chat room.
so let s imagine where this might end up. speak out what are in for? i murdered a guy. how about you? i asked a question about masks at a school board meeting. all right inmate, back to it. what about my baby? he will raise him. hey, he murdered people. just one. [laughter] greg: those are better than new yorker cartoons. so perhaps it s a game of deflection. create mass hysteria for a free problem to distract from the real problems. it is hard to get distracted from your stolen cars, s business, and i fluent. but people keep dying and they don t matter because their suffering serves no political
and now the younger cell phone mobsters keep sending texts that make crimes all too easy to prove in court. last month, turn themselves in on a racketeering charge after a son tweeted a photo of him relaxing in a pool. you could see how this could be crushing to a business sense based on a code of silence. listen to the secret recording we obtained today. i don t know what the hell these kids are talking about. i like things clear like the guy who did the thing. which guy? exactly. what is lol? lasagna. what about btw? is that big tony the weasel? no it means [bleep]. i m pretty sure tmi means tommy moreno is a known format. are we going to kill him or what? hold on
i don t think they would be as scary in the social media era when people see them. these guys are speak out now mob bosses are not scary enough for you. did something happen? did he get in your makeup chair? no. greg: i think things went downhill when mobs changed suits for sweat suits. i sweat pants. you don t like the casual look. greg: i want my mobster to be well-dressed. a gets tough i think for the older mobsters now with all the technical stuff. it is hard for them to find the right not to say that i just got the guy. so i think that s good how be frustrating for the mob if we are bringing them down maybe that s a good thing. am i the only one that does not think this is a bad thing that