(dramatic music) - Yeah, it was like four
feet long at that point so I just licked up whatever
I could and got out of there. - Did you get your pants? - Well, we still had the
lockpicking kit so... Hey, Warmbo! I gotta do an episode so
I'll have to call you back. - Ooh fun! What's it about? - It's a, you know, it's
just some impeachment stuff, nothing you need to be- - Impeachment you say? Very scary business! Important to talk about! Hey, Mr. Cody, are you going
to mention the whole thing about how while it's important
to have law and order, the faster we're able to move on, then the faster we're
able to heal as a nation? And then we don't have to
say the bad man's name again and start the path toward
unity and friendship and love and caring and friendship and happiness and friendship ever
after until you all die except Warmbo doesn't die
because Warmbo doesn't have blood and Warmbo doesn't have a heart and Warmbo doesn't have bones and Warmbo does have- - Yeah, Warmbo. That's what
the whole thing is about. Totally. So maybe just- - Maybe Warmbo will come
over and help Mr. Cody with his video about healing! - You know, that's very
nice of you Warmbo but- - Okay good see you soon, goodbye! - Oh no. Hi folks! I think I just made a boner. Here's some news, we super have to rush through this impeachment
video before Warmbo gets here, because he's a real happy drag. And we kinda need to talk
about how the former president and a bunch of the GOP
sorta kinda tried to steal an entire presidential election and kinda sorta encouraged
their supporters to overthrow the government so
their dopey wannabe-dictator could stay in charge, and then when those
supporters failed to do that, they all just walked
away whistling merrily like they didn't just
attempt a violent coup, or putsch, if you prefer. And now that former president
is getting impeached again, aren't you excited? For the impeachment, again? And like it's probably definitely
not going to work, again, because the GOP as in those folks who tried to overturn an election, well, they aren't going
to vote to convict. Because they're still holding office. Despite a considerable chunk of them trying to overthrow an election. And somehow we're just all keeping on as if there isn't a political party currently pissing in the face of democracy and in some cases, reality. And just doing whatever they want and saying whatever lies they want and not being held responsible for it, while Democrats are tossing
senators in their party over inappropriate photographs and very inappropriate touching, and minor sex scandals
and like, it's just... Instead of trying to hold
the GOP just as accountable, I guess Dems just have
to lower their standards, so when they go low, we also go low, until we both keep going lower and lower and then we're all in hell and I can already feel the
blood rushing into my hate eye. But anyhoo, it's really (beep) weird, huh? How the GOP are just
like not even pretending they aren't actual villains. And now a puppet is driving
over to my apartment in his little puppet car to
talk about healing and unity and will probably suggest we censure Trump like he's Tim Kaine who,
and this is a neat fact, is also a puppet. Because despite everything we've seen, the Democrats who hold the majority power in two of the three branches of government are somehow hesitant to punish the people who tried to do a coup. And are only gonna give the
whole impeaching a president for starting a coup thing a whirl so long as it doesn't take too long, gotta be short folks, got
lots to do, places to go, and people to not give stimulus checks to. But you know, we aren't
here to taint-slap the Dems, at least they're trying, I
guess, sort of not at all enough. I dunno, this isn't about them, okay? This is about unity... Um, sorry. I mean assigning and reveling in blame. If blame was piss, hot piss, then we're filling a kiddie pool up and just really soaking it in. That's what the time is for. Now is the time for assigning blame, and really rubbing that blame in, and then calling for punishment. And spite. Don't forget spite. And feeling super smug. Because while, yeah, there's
some delicious piss blame to slather everywhere, very
fine piss on both sides, this video is about all
the weird little fascists who should but almost definitely
won't be held accountable for their actions. Their quirky little
insurrectionist actions. The ones who would constantly
downplay the threat of Trump and Trumpism and are even now claiming that now that Trump is out of office, he and his Office of the Former President are going to calm down. Like he hasn't exposed and spawned so many mini versions of himself. Those people were wrong and are wrong and will continue to be wrong and will never admit to being wrong. About how Trump not only didn't calm down, but he actively worked
to destroy the country. He was divisive, petty,
mean, greedy, criminal, and incompetent and now
everyone knows that. It's undeniable. Bask in this, I guess. In being right. We're Ian Malcolm
gloating in the helicopter as it flies away from Jurassic Park. Only instead of dinosaurs on the loose, it's a bunch of racist
truthers somehow holding office despite claiming that wildfires
are caused by Jewish lasers. - We'd witnessed 9/11, the
terrorist attack in New York and the plane that crashed in Pennsylvania and the so-called plane that
crashed into the Pentagon. It's odd there's never any
evidence shown for a plane in the Pentagon, but anyways, I won't, I'm not going to dive
into the 9/11 conspiracy. - Ah, but the far Left
want free healthcare, so they're the same, equal
on both sides, you see? Anyway, we're certainly going to talk about that person later, that lady, who wants like Democrat
politicians and voters to literally be murdered I think. My point at the moment though
is that she's a direct result of Donald Trump becoming president. One of the dinosaurs on
the loose still at large. That's pretty important
to keep in mind here that the damage is still being done. And if anyone tries to act
like we need to move on now that he's no longer
president, and not do anything besides stop and say hey wait, a lot of people need to go to jail or like not be in the government anymore, and that person is
either in extreme denial, a foolish person, or one of the people that needs to go to jail. Or all three combined. Also known as Ted Cruz. - [Ted] Joe Biden last
week at his inauguration gave this impassioned plea for unity, and congressional Democrats,
their first response is, Great, let's spend the first month of the Biden administration
impeaching Donald Trump. They just hate Trump, and for them, their partisan hatred for
Trump is a higher priority than actually working for
the people of this country, than doing something about
the global pandemic we face, than helping the tens of
millions of people out of work actually get back to work and
helping businesses reopen. - Hey, Ted, guess what! Don't worry, there'll be
another big stimulus bill coming up, vote for it! Vote for it, Ted! Or I guess add to the pile more evidence that you're a complete fraud anyway! You're right, arr, it's true! We just hate this Donald
Trump for no reason other than partisan anger! Who can even say why we're
mad at him in the first place? Ya know, it's like, jeez, you get so wrapped up in something, you forget why you're doing
it in the first place. All this anger and not
getting anything done. Such a shame we can't, as a nation, do multiple things at one, so we should probably just move on and focus on the other problems. Like this pandemic that
went grotesquely out of hand for some reason, probably
not important why. And wow, jeez, it's weird
there's a lot of other problems in the country too. I wonder what happened
in the last few years. Point is that we need to push
aside our illogical hatred of Trump and work to solve
all these many crises that for some reason exist now. No more partisan squabbling or pettiness, no more wasting time, says Ted Cruz, the senator of a state in a country currently having a Twitter
war with Seth Rogen and talking about how
environmentalists are like Thanos, guess Ted's a big Dave
Rubin and Tim Pool fan. - You watch "The Avengers," right? The Avengers movies, you watch them, so, you know, Thanos basically was Bernie. - Yeah, so for instance
like Thanos was utilitarian and Captain America was deontological. - Have you noticed how many movies, how often rabid environmentalists
are the bad guys? Whether it's Thanos or go to "Watchmen." - Cool stuff, senator. Hey Ted, you know how
you "reached out" to AOC to work on some kind of Wall
Street or tech regulation after the whole GameStop thing,
and she was like, no Ted, remember the whole coup thing, Ted? And now you can be like, see,
the left is so full of hatred, they won't even come to the table on something they agree with! The GOP is the true party
of the working class! But the thing is, Ted,
nothing's stopping you from writing up anything. That tweet from AOC?
Doesn't mean you can't. Go ahead, buddy. Write it. Stop virtue signaling. I look forward to seeing your Wall Street big tech legislation, former Google lobbyist whose,
according to Donald Trump, hideous wife is a managing
director at Goldman Sachs. But anyway, now is the
time for unity and healing. According to the people
causing the injury. Just to go back to that
"Jurassic Park" analogy, calls for unity from the GOP are kinda like calls for
unity by a velociraptor as it was eating you. Why are we still talking about
these dinosaurs on the loose? They'd screech through
bites of your pulpy flesh. Now is the time to think
about branching the divide between man and prehistoric monster. Or did you not actually care about unity? Screech screech I say! Hook claw to you, sir! Also, Alan. - Alan. - And really, if we want this
analogy to keep going, we do, if the velociraptors are
complaining about unity, they can actually unify with
the humans and the T-Rex to take down the big guy. The Indominus Rex, from
the best "Jurassic Park:" the world one. And, see, here's the thing
about unity, or healing, we actually have a pretty
clear idea of what that means in terms of the criminal justice system. Like while the idea of closure for victims is often used as a very bad justification for capital punishment, most
papers on the matter agree that there is a healing
process that will accelerate when a perpetrator is
convicted for their crimes and taken off the streets. It gives the victim the
ability to move on knowing that person won't harm anyone else. But it's not just that because
our criminal justice system isn't about helping victims. not really. It's actually more about setting lines that people can't cross in
order to have a working society. Also jailing black teens
for small amounts of weed? But that's another video subject. I'm not advocating for
our justice system, folks. I'm just saying that this is
how, like, accountability works or at least is supposed to work in the eyes of our government. A crime gets committed, often creating victims of that crime, and our legal system is
there to punish the people who did that crime in order to ensure that more people don't keep doing crimes. And hopefully by doing that, the victims can see some
kind of closure or healing. And while that system
might have a lot of flaws, it's the same standard we're, in theory, but super not
actually, holding everyone to. Certainly the party of
law and order can agree that this is how it works, right? And on January 6th, 2021
crimes were committed. Crimes that we're currently impeaching the former president for, as well as holding a bunch
of people in custody for. But the problem is that
not all of the people who did the crime are in jail, and in fact many of these let's
call them mother(beep)ers, are currently holding and
will likely continue to hold government positions, while
talking about unity and healing, a thing we can't actually achieve because, well, that thing I just said,
where they are not in jail. The last four years have
been undeniably divisive, and if there's any hope of fixing that, it begins with making
sure the right people actually get punished. Heal, by punishing somebody. Unify, around taking down
the dinosaur together. So before my home is
raided by a joyful puppet who I now regret giving my spare key to, let's name some of these mother(beep)ers. The mother(beep)ers who
need to be punished. Hey, did someone say Ted Cruz? Just now? Like just now a sentence ago? Oh right, it was me when I said
"did someone say Ted Cruz.' That's who said it. Yeah, we should probably talk
about this Ted Cruz fellow. You know, the weird little twitter creep, patsy to dumb president,
jacker of 9/11 pornography and wife elbow-er, hated by strangers and
personal family alike. Bipartisanly hated by his colleagues. It sure seems like he did a
sedition or two and besides, you know, Trump is probably
the best person to start with. Because from the moment Trump
lied about election fraud, little Ted was right there to back him up. - Well, Sean, what we're saying tonight, what we've been saying the
last three days is outrageous. It is partisan, it is
political and it is lawless. And we're seeing this
pattern in Democratic city after Democratic city, but the worst in the country right now is Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where they're not allowing
the election observers in despite clear state law that
requires election observers being there, despite an
order from a state judge saying election observers
have to be within six feet of the ballot counting. They're just ignoring the
law, they're defying the law. And there's a reason they're doing that. There's a reason they're defying the law. The reason you don't want observers there is because you're doing something you don't want to be observed. And I am angry and I think
the American people are angry because by throwing the observers out, by clouding the vote counting
in a shroud of darkness, they are setting the stage to
potentially steal an election not just from the president, but from the over 60 million
people across this country who voted for him all across this country. It is lawless and they
need to follow the law. - Sorry I don't normally want to inflict so much Ted Cruz on you. But it's important to
hear exactly what he said in that Fox interview on November 5th. And that it was on
November 5th specifically, because that's the same day
Trump's lawyers admitted that they actually had
representatives in the room watching the count. Meanwhile, on CNN, the
Republican City Commissioner was confirming the same thing. - You are a Republican. You have been there every single day. You actually helped out with
how this would all work. Give us the truth, please, Commissioner. - Well, my party affiliation
doesn't and shouldn't affect what's true and what is not true. Observers from the Democratic Party and Republican Party
from the Biden campaign and the Trump campaign have
been in our counting area observing right up against where
the process is taking place from the very beginning
on election morning when we began this. - So we have Ted Cruz,
a lyin' Ted if you will, repeating president Trump's lie literally the exact same
time that Trump's lawyers were admitting he was lying. And like I dunno, maybe Ted
didn't know this at the time and was simply making his
impassioned incriminating speech based on a few rumors he heard, because that's definitely
how you should govern. Anyhoo, by November 17th, the
Pennsylvania Supreme Court officially threw out this case. And it had been made pretty clear that there was simply no
substantial voter fraud nationwide. But that didn't stop Ted
from tweeting this random and disjointed quote
from the 2005 Commission on Federal Election Reform
saying "absentee ballots remain the largest source
of potential voter fraud." As if this single sentence
from a 100-page report somehow meant something. If you actually went to
that section of this report you'd find that they are
talking about future potential of absentee ballots and
have no actual evidence of this happening in
a widespread capacity, and cite anecdotal stories
like a 1998 mayoral election where fake names and
dead people were used, something that isn't a
problem on a federal level as far as we know. And this is how Ted continued to operate. Tweeting out disjointed
quotes from studies about voter fraud, finding
isolated stories like this one about someone submitting voter
registration applications, while claiming that is proof
voter fraud does exist, see! But like no one was disputing that, Ted. Voter fraud isn't (beep) Bigfoot. The question was whether or
not it affected this election, which it didn't. And Ted, a guy who clearly cares so much about election integrity, knows this. The point isn't to
actually prove voter fraud for the current election but rather to rile up enough fear of fraud that people feel like
they are under attack. It's actually a very familiar
technique of the GOP. See Mexicans, comma, rapists. Most, of course. Most Mexicans. Some, assumably, aren't. So by the time this got to the actual Electoral
College vote count, Ted Cruz had absolutely
no evidence of fraud. He wanted to delay the count by 10 days or at least make some
kind of weird last stand. And like a terrifying clown
who forgot his party kit, just juggled whatever
sad crap he had on him. - Recent polling shows
that 39% of Americans believe the election that just
occurred quote, was "rigged." You may not agree with that assessment, but it is nonetheless a reality
for nearly half the country. I would note it is not just
Republicans who believe that. 31% of independents agree
with that statement. 17% of Democrats believe
the election was rigged. Even if you don't share that conviction, it's the responsibility,
I believe, of this office to acknowledge that is a
profound threat to this country and the legitimacy of any administrations that will come in the future. - He argued that since so
many Americans falsely believe the election is fake,
they should humor them with an investigation. Hey good idea Ted! Let's investigate all the things a large percentage of Americans believe! But putting aside the
absurdity of this argument or the fact that the only reason Americans would believe the election was a fraud is because people like Ted lied about it. Well, let's look at
the study he is citing. Here it is again on his
official press release. And here's the actual Reuters-Ipsos study which turns out to be
of only 1,346 people. And when Ted said that
17% of Democrats quote, "believe the election was rigged," he's talking about this top section here in which 17% of Dems either
strongly or somewhat agreed to the statement, "I am concerned that the election is rigged." Note the word concerned and how maybe that doesn't mean those respondents believed the election was rigged. Oh also the polling company
came out and flat out said that Ted Cruz was misusing that question. And if you actually just you
know, look down a little bit, just lazily let your eyes drift downward, you'll find, on the same page,
the much more direct question "What comes close to your
view of the 2020 election?" where respondents were
actually given the chance to specifically say it was
rigged and only 6% of democrats and 20% of independents
did that of this one poll of 1,356 people. So yeah, Ted is lying. A lyin' Ted. And he knows he's lying. The proof that he's lying is
literally on the same page as the study he's using to lie. Not to mention that
literally every election is seen as a fraud by some
percentage of Americans, specifically the losing side. That's actually a normal
thing that happens, the not normal thing
being when politicians who know that's normal somehow
decide to feed that lie. So his claim that there's
some unprecedented doubt in the election, based
on this survey, is a lie. And it's literally the only reason he has for holding up the vote count. This lie, being made by Ted Cruz, for the purpose of delaying the election. Or to put it in legal terms, someone using official authority for the purpose of interfering
with, or affecting, the nomination or the
election of any candidate for the office of President. Which hey, is a crime it turns out. One punishable by up to a year in prison! Oh man, can you picture
it? Prison Ted Cruz? Creeping out all the other inmates, getting picked last for Prison Polo because it's a rich white guy prison. And that's just election interference, a thing he definitely did. If we want to get him
on abetting sedition, it might be a bit harder,
despite that being a thing he definitely also did. Along with these fine
(beep), you know the (beep). See these are the 147
Republican officials who, after the U.S. Capitol
was attacked, reconvened and then continued to vote
in favor of objections to Joe Biden becoming the President. Meaning that they were evacuated,
had their lives threatened by Stop The Steal rioters breaking in, and then came back to count the votes. And while several other empty objections were being thrown out because the GOP had literally
zero factual reasons to halt the process, some
people still voiced objections. After all of that. And these are the people
who voted on the objections based on zero actual reasons. After they were attacked. By people trying to stop the election. Like they literally gave no
reasons for their objections. They did it just to hold up or
interfere with the election. And so, just going by, you know, the law, they should all be charged. Or I guess have their
political donations cut off for like a little while. Yeah, that's fine too, that'll teach them. What a great day for democracy when the only justice comes
from mega-corporations. Hey, maybe if the impeachment
thing doesn't work out, Trump can at least be thrown into one of those Pirates
Of The Caribbean cells. Like super cool that Lindsey
Graham feels kinda bad about the whole violent coup stuff but perhaps he should be in jail instead. I'm not saying that just out of anger, or dislike or what have you, but because according to
Georgia Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger,
Lindsey Graham asked him if he was able to throw
out all mail-in ballots in counties that had signature issues in only a few of their ballots. Meaning that Lindsey Graham got in contact with Raffensperger, repeated
a bunch of election lies, and then asked him to
throw out legal ballots. Which is, according to several Georgia election law experts, a felony. One punishable by up to
five years in prison. And so perhaps we should
continue to look into that, and whether or not what Raffensperger is saying is actually true. And whether or not Lindsey
Graham should be a prisoner instead of a senator. I could do a whole video on Lindsey, but there are just so
many VIP jizz swimmers that need a shout out. Like Representative Paul Gosar, seen here not pulling off bangs,
who teamed up with Ted Cruz for that whole try to
stop a fair election biz. But unlike Ted our new buddy Paul isn't nearly as able to wash his hands of the whole "armed insurrection" thing. - We did a meetings a couple of years ago where our elected representative
from Washington Paul Gosar came out and we asked him
flat out at that time, "Do you think we're
heading into a civil war?" And his response to the
group was just flat out, "We're in it. We just haven't started
shooting at each other yet." - That's Jim Arroyo from the Oath Keepers describing an interaction with
Paul Gosar where he told them that they were literally in the middle of a civil (beep) war. That video is from November of 2020, just a few months before
several Oath Keepers attempted to do a planned coup along with several Proud
Boys, a fascist street gang. Like I know you know
that, but it's important to really hammer home
how the dog whistling is now just screaming the things? Dog screaming? And going back to that Ian
Malcolm/"Jurassic Park" analogy, it's important to recognize
this as an objective fact before we show you this
picture of Paul Gosar posing with some Proud Boys back in July, bangs are looking slightly
better there, Paul, nice job. Now sure, Paul could
probably say something about how he doesn't remember
his Oath Keeper conversation or didn't know who the Proud Boy was but, to quote Ted Cruz,
we're talking about a terrorist attack by
multiple extremist groups. They are domestic terrorists. Groups that were classified as such long before Paul Gosar was
taking pictures with them. And while they failed
their zip-tie insurrection on the Capitol, the seriousness
of what they were attempting can't be understated. They were there to kidnap and
kill Democratic politicians for the purposes of
overthrowing an election. And they were aided by extremist groups like the Oath Keepers and
Proud Boys who have been, for months, screaming
about doing exactly this. - He needs to know from
you that you are with him, that if he does not do it now while he is commander in chief, we're going to have to
do it ourselves later, in a much more desperate,
much more bloody war. - So just like imagine if after 9/11, news started to emerge of politicians talking directly to Al Qaeda and taking smiling pictures with them and using them as security
during their rallies. Oh wait, that wasn't Paul
Gosar, that was Matt Gaetz, who I'm sure will get his own
video about his, you know, whole pathetic thing. But like, just to be clear none of this is necessarily illegal or
directly ties them with sedition but boy do these honkeys
need to be investigated. And like, immediately resign. That's not a controversial thing to want but rather just basic logic
when a politician appears to have close ties to known
terrorist organizations. Also, yes, the irradiated Chris
O'Donnell that is Matt Gaetz is yet another politician that
should be at least charged with election interference. And probably a bunch of other things. Hey, remember when he did
an obstruction of justice? Weird how that didn't cost him his job before the other stuff where
he hung out with these absurd terrorist weirdos.
(phone beeping) Anyway, Warmbo is texting me
asking what flavor of Combos I want which means he's
pretty close to my place. Pizzeria Pretzel, obviously. Better speed this up, there's
bushels more buttweeds who need to, at the very
least, resign please. Like Representative Pete Sessions who right before the insurrection tweeted that he met with the Stop The Steal people and told them to keep fighting. Then there's Representative Mo Brooks, who before the terrorism happened, told the crowd of rioters this. - Now our ancestors
sacrificed their blood, their sweat, their tears, their fortunes and sometimes their lives to
give us, their descendants, an America that is the greatest
nation in world history. So I have a question for you: Are you willing to do the same? (crowd cheering) My answer is yes! Louder! Are you willing to do what it
takes to fight for America? (crowd cheering) - Yes, that's an elected
official literally asking a crowd if they'd give up their
lives and go to war over the results of the election. And then they did. And people uh, died. And he's still an elected official. Who refuses to even apologize
as he's being censured which, fun fact, isn't good enough considering that he literally
helped incite a riot as in urging or instigating
other persons to riot which, also a fun fact, is punishable by up to 10 years in prison if said riot involved
bodily harm, which it did! Those Stop The Steal folks, by the way, were founded by Ali Alexander who right before the Capitol
riots was seen leading chants of "victory or death." I bring him up because
Ali recently claimed that the entire Stop The
Steal event was organized with help from Mo Brooks,
as well as Paul Goser. Also Representative Andy Biggs of Arizona, who in 2019 attended a
Patriotism over Socialism event supported by the Patriot
Movement, Arizona Patriots and the American Guard all of which have been
classified as hate groups. Biggs also attended an Oath Keeper event and was in the audience
when this was said on stage. - John Cain is a traitor
to the Constitution. (audience applauds) He should be tried for treason
before a jury of his peers - which he would deny you,
he supports your denial of a jury trial, he supported the NDAA saying that he could
just have the president slam you into a brig in North
Carolina or South Carolina or wherever else he wanted to,
try you by military tribunal and have you executed. He would deny you the
right for trial to jury, but we will give him a trial for jury, and then after we convict him, he should be hung by the neck until dead. - Hey, recognize him? He's the guy from before, the
one calling for the bloody war named Stewart Rhodes, the
founder of the Oath Keepers the group doing all the terrorism. Also known as a terrorist group
that many, many politicians seem to be involved in and, I
dunno, maybe that's something we should be looking into more. Maybe perhaps, I dunno, kinda
sorta it's up in the air, who knows but just a suggestion, these politicians I'm talking about need to definitely resign and
be investigated for crimes. But they won't. And they won't be. And these are just the ones
that have loose association with extremists and Qanon types, as opposed to the elected officials that are flat out part of the wild mob. - Just finished with our meetings here at the White House this afternoon. We had a great planning session for our January 6th objection. We aren't going to let
this election be stolen by Joe Biden and the Democrats. President Trump won by a landslide. Call your House Reps. Call your Senators from your states. We've got to make sure they are on board and we already have a
lot of people engaged. Okay. Stay tuned. - To put this very lightly, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is a person in serious
need of an intervention. The once-owner of a CrossFit gym turned into a sudden politician, she has literally no business
being elected to congress. During her time in the spotlight,
she made a campaign video threatening to personally
shoot Antifa members, called Obama a secret Muslim and said the Clintons killed JFK Jr. As I already mentioned
she's a 9/11 truther and a proponent of the
Jewish space laser theory. She's helped spread disinformation about the Sandy Hook shooting and once chased David Hogg down the street and harassed him about gun laws. - David, why are you
supporting the red-flag laws? If there had been, if Scot Peterson, the resource officer at
Parkland, had done his job then Nikolas Cruz wouldn't
have killed anybody in your high school, or
at least protected them. Why are you supporting red-flag gun laws that attack our Second Amendment right?" - I don't know how to delicately say, she like seems pretty (beep) up, man. And needs to be taken out of
power like (beep) yesterday. People are literally changing
offices to be not near her. She has posted pictures of herself holding a gun next to
her political opponents. If she was working in any
other job she would be fired. This isn't a person who
needs to be called out or debated or lampooned on
SNL Jesus (beep) Christ, no, they just need to
be removed from power as quickly as possible. Because they might
literally shoot somebody. People like Lauren Boebert, who is apparently having standoffs with House metal detectors. They need to be handcuffed
and investigated. Boebert specifically needs
to be asked why she was seen giving people tours
before the Capitol riot when tours had been canceled since March. We need to know who she gave tours to. We need to know why she once
tweeted "I am the militia," like some kind of lone gunman, or why she brazenly claims
the election was stolen, or why she thinks Tom
Hanks is a pedophile, because folks, he's America's sweetheart. - [Kyle] Boebert's tweet about Tom Hanks referenced his Greek citizenship. That's basically code,
'cause some Qanon followers believe that Hanks' dual
citizenship in Greece is an attempt to escape child abuse
charges, pedophilia charges. - This is all weird cult (beep)
and needs to be looked into, and until we know what
exactly is happening with her, she should not be in charge of laws. We need to know why she
has so many close ties to right wing militias and has
even used them for security. Or why, on the day of the
(beep) U.S. Capitol riots, she not only tweeted
Nancy Pelosi's location, but the words "Today is 1776." I dunno, maybe I'm some kind
of soft nanny-state cuck here, but it seems like any politician
who hangs out with militias and calls for the death
of other politicians should at least be investigated. Hey, I'm looking at you, Marjorie, you terrifying uncompromising mess. - Protest against this out
of control tyrannical, insane Federal government of ours. They're insane. And let me tell you something
about the resistance and the government. You know what, they're nothing compared to the American people. 'Cause there's only a handful of them. When you hold them up against,
how many Americans there are? They're nothing. And they should fear us. Every single one of them
that is obstructing justice, that is obstructing Trump policies, that is obstructing the
will of the American people, they should fear us. They should be cowering in fear. And you know what? If you show up in big
numbers on February 23rd, oh, I promise to you, they will be struck
with fear on the inside. All the Obama holdovers and
the Hillary Clinton holdovers, and the resistance, that stands in the way and all these different
agencies and the courts, and all these different offices, they stand in the way,
they push papers aside, they stop policies from happening, they don't tell the truth,
they won't pass on information, all of those obstructionists
and resistance, they are nothing compared
to the American people. Do you understand that? See, all of us together, when we rise up, we can end all of this. We can end it. We can do it peacefully, we can. I hope it doesn't have to, we don't have to do it the other way. I hope not. But we should feel
like we will if we have to. - Don't be confused - she's not sparking some kind of V For
Vendetta revolution there. But rather telling her followers that they should wage possible violence to specifically uphold Trump, the guy who lost, and Republican values. Her values. - America is the light of the world. DO you understand that? Our freedom and what we represent, we are the light to the world. If this generation, if all of us allows our freedoms to fall, if we allow ourselves to be
pushed in the Socialist programs like the stupid $15 an hour living wage, if we allow ourselves to
go in a complete Socialism, if we allow ourselves into gun control, do you understand that we
are just allowing the light to be dampened and to be covered, and we're allowing that light to go out? - Viva La Resistance! Let us all rise up and
demand that the government pay us less than a living wage. This isn't the people rising up against the big greedy government, but rather members of
the big greedy government trying to get the people to
do their big greedy agenda. These are the politicians - all of which somehow still in power - who should instead be jailed
for either inciting a riot, sedition, or at the very
least election interference. But you know, probably won't? And we're just talking about
this one Capitol riot thing as opposed to all the bad
things Trump did in general, and all the architects of
those things like his kids and Stephen Miller and all
the other ghastly hatewads who will likely never see a day in court. I'm just talking about
the Capitol insurrection and election interference,
and all the enablers and sycophants who
specifically aided Trump in this one specific crime, the crime being an attempted coup. Ooh, like Josh Hawley! Man, we haven't even
talked about fist-guy. Ol' Fisto J-Hawk was
actually the first jackass to object to Biden being elected. He then blamed mega-corporations for interfering with the
election, falsely claimed that Pennsylvania didn't
follow election laws, and sent out a fundraising
email showcasing his objection as the U.S. Capitol was
being stormed by rioters. Funny story actually: after January 6th, Hawley suddenly started denying that he was trying to
overturn the election results and dodged any questions
about the subject, hey that's weird. Dude seems to have a memory problem. Maybe he should go to jail about it. Sorry Josh I don't mean to muzzle America with this whole "maybe
powerful people who do crimes should go to jail for (beep) once" thing. You must just like
freedom of protest a lot, like how you told everyone
that Antifa scumbags had vandalized your house
and then police later said that wasn't at all true and
they just drew with chalk on the sidewalk, like
children do, for fun. Sorry you're feeling censored,
maybe you should whine more and then go to jail about it. There's gotta be more, lemme
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can explore your creativity. Or go to https://skl.sh/somemorenews2021. - Thanks, whatever. Anyway, then you got the local officials, the Wayne County canvassers Monica Palmer and William Hartmann who tried to reverse their
election certification after getting a phone call from Trump a uh, attempted felony. The many lawyers who sacrificed
all of the credibility to push nothing cases on Trump's behalf and should never be able
to get a client ever again or like that one lawyer
who, and this is true, was caught voting illegally. You know, the thing they have
been saying the Democrats did. Some of these people will no doubt see some kind of consequence
but like there's just so many. Like have you even heard of Kris Kobach? He's the former Secretary
of State of Kansas who once pushed for a
bad voter citizenship law and did such a terrible job in court that the judge held him in contempt and then actually ordered him, by law, to get a better education. He was then fined for
presenting misleading arguments during the case and I bring him
up because he is now the guy representing Monica Palmer, one of the Wayne County officials who tried to reverse the election results. Kris Kobach, just this one (beep) dude you probably never heard of, apparently devoting his life
to half-assed legal attempts to screw over voters. And I dunno, maybe he shouldn't
be doing that anymore? My god, I haven't even talked about Rudy. And like, do I even need to? - Let's have trial by combat! - Do we even bother jailing Rudy or just continue to let him slowly erode into a demonic elixir of
blackened cum-goo and ashen teeth? Just a puddle of congealed toxins with a daily guest slot
on Fox and Friends. (uplifting music) Jeez, I mean Jeez, we haven't even talked about the mountains of
misinformation and propagandists that were able to lull America into ignoring major extremist
groups in the country. And how a lot of these
grifter sites like OANN and The Daily Caller and Fox
News are literally designed to queef past FCC rules
and propaganda laws. And maybe we should fix those laws? But even with the laws we have now, there should definitely be investigations into people like Andy Ngo for
spending his entire career doing PR for the Proud Boys, a group Canada just labeled terrorists. If you know Andy, then you
know that he's been using selective editing and photography
to spin Antifa clashes with white supremacists as acts of unprompted leftist violence, like the time he posted a video
of Antifa attacking quote, "people on a bus" with a
hammer without mentioning that the innocent bus victims were actually a white supremacist group who, as seen in previous photos, actually had the hammer to begin with and when I showed him
another angle and asked him where the hammer came from he blocked me, hi Andy, how's that British accent that's fake is going for you? Anyway, one time someone
threw a milkshake at him and he claimed it gave
him a brain hemorrhage and then refused to
show his medical records and then set up a GoFundMe
and made almost $200,000. Because he's a hack grifter, you see. Oh also he once helped
make a list of journalists with quote, "antifa ideologies," that was actually just journalists who followed Antifa accounts. And then that list was
used by white supremacists and accelerationist
terrorists as a list of people to try to hurt and kill. Oh also there's footage of him hanging out with right-wing militias as
they planned an assault so yeah. - [Man 1] Gotcha, okay. Yes. What's that? - [Man 2] We're just checking
which way the wind was blowing so we don't spray ourselves. - [Man 1] Yeah that would suck. - [Man 2] There's a hundred of them there? - I'll take the first three. - Let's go get a beer and say fuck it. - [Man 3] Huh? - [Man 2] How many there? - [Man 3] If we walked up in there- - Yes, they're all
sitting and drinking away. - [Man 2] How many are there? - They know we were coming, 'cause you put (indistinct). - So we stroll by there. - No, no, 'cause they saw me
and they know I'm telling, so. - Let's just walk by there. - No, no, no. - There's a bunch of people with no jobs who don't care about (indistinct). - You see him in there? Just smiling and waiting to
film but not actually filming as members of Patriot Prayer stood around and planned a Mayday attack
on a local restaurant that they suspected contained
Antifa members dining. You can hear them literally talking about spraying people with gas, the resulting attack would
leave one woman unconscious. This was led by Patriot
Prayer bigshot Joey Gibson, who would go on to storm the
Oregon capitol in January with other members one
of which now charged with assaulting police officers. Because they are a terrorist group. People literally planning
violent attacks on businesses and government buildings
and just people dining, while Andy Ngo quietly followed along like their personal PR photographer. And while there's like
countless articles breaking down the many lies he's made
or the many false claims he's retweeted for some
reason this mother(beep)er just published a book
of more lies and typos, and testified before Congress. - Thank you Chairman Cruz,
Ranking member Hirono and members of the committee. Antifa is not a myth. - While wearing his best
fake British accent too. It's fake. That accent is fake. He's a fraud. It's a fake accent. This pathological liar, and weirdo, was invited by Ted Cruz,
another weirdo and liar, to talk about the Antifa
menace back in August, roughly six months before the US Capitol was violently attacked by uh not Antifa. In fact they were so not Antifa that there were actually
the people Antifa opposes. Also known as the Fa. Jeez, it's almost like this whole time there was an uptick in white
supremacist extremist violence, and instead of addressing
it politicians focused on the counter-protesters to those groups. And a lot of people like
Andy Ngo spent their careers aiding those extremists by
unfairly labeling Antifa as the real problem. And maybe we now need to recognize that. And never ever, ever, ever,
ever, listen to the grifters who tried to tell us
that right-wing violence wasn't an issue, and investigate
whether or not they knew, at the time, they were lying
about the threat of Antifa being somehow worse than
all the Nazi militias brewing in this country. And dig into their associations
with these terrorists. We should look at folks like Tim Pool who kept downplaying and
supporting the Proud Boys and think hey, hey, hey, maybe
Tim should get in trouble for aiding a terrorist group? Like not arrested or anything but he should experience
consequences, right? Folks like him, and Ben
Shapiro, and Scott Adams, and Andy Ngo, and Charlie Kirk, and all those others shifty
creeps who spent years saying that Trump wasn't the threat and it was actually Antifa and socialists. Well they were proven wrong. And shouldn't have careers
where they are listened to. They shouldn't testify to
congress, or go on the news, or have books. They are hacks, who at the
very worst helped destabilize the United States by pushing
right-wing propaganda or heck, sending 80 plus buses to that thing where people tried to
kill members of congress. These people need to (beep) just go. They need to professionally
vanish forever or, more realistically,
until the New York Times puts out a piece about how sorry they are. Oh right yeah, (beep) the
New York Times as well while we're on a tear. And anyone who put out think pieces about how Donald Trump won't be so bad, and really anyone who put
out some monster-brain take about Trump finally becoming president or learning his lesson or doing anything but slowly and deliberately
eroding the country. I'm sorta getting into
the not-illegal stuff but Warmbo is taking a lot
longer than I expected. It's just frustrating. Because they've arrested 135 people so far in connection to these Capitol riots and not one of them are the people who actually caused this to happen. Like, don't get me wrong -
there are people behind bars that you know, probably
should be for a while. Preferably in a type of jail
focused on prisoner reform that frankly doesn't
actually exist in the U.S., but again that's another video. But if we simply stop there,
and dust our hands off and pretend like we fixed the problem, well this is just gonna keep happening. Going back to the basic
logic behind criminal justice actually deterring this crime means punishing the people at the top. And right now we're McNulty
nabbing kids at the Towers while Avon Barksdale goes free. But instead of selling
that sweet, sweet heroin, the crime here is an attempted coup. It's trying to steal an entire election. And unless they are caught, these people aren't going to stop here. We know this because while all
the news of the Capitol riots were filling our eyes and ears
and maybe a few other holes, there was an entirely
different coup attempt going on in the Pennsylvania state senate. - A motion has been made
to invoke Section 576 of Masons' Manual of Legislative Procedure to replace Lieutenant Governor, who's refused to perform his duty. - Mr. President, I totally object to this- - In accordance with the Senate
powers under the Article II of the Pennsylvania constitution. - It has not been acquiesced. We are not changing the process. You're changing the
rules as we move along. - And replace the Lieutenant Governor with the interim president pro temp- - You are breaking the constitution and the laws of the Commonwealth! - Call the roll.
- And violating the oath of office you've actually taken! There's nothing about this day
that is appropriate, nothing! And will not lay down and roll over because you got former folks
on that side of the aisle. This is about Pennsylvania! It's not about Democrats or Republicans! This is not about simply winning! It's about protecting our democracy! - Neat how those guys make our laws! What you're seeing there is the aftermath when Democratic Sen. Jim
Brewster won his re-election by an extremely small number of votes. And instead of accepting that they lost, albeit in a close race,
Pennsylvania Republicans flat out refused to swear in
the fairly elected official. Because they didn't like that they lost. When other people objected, the Republican majority simply voted to remove those people
from the proceedings. This fascist bullshit went on until a federal judge stepped in and ruled in favor of Brewster. And this is just going to
be how elections work now. Along with gerrymandering
and voter suppression, claims of fraud and mail sabotage, the GOP are just gonna start saying no. Like literally just refusing, in the face of overwhelming facts, that they lost a fair election. And will drag out every election in court, and falsely claim they were rigged, and invoke violence and conspiracy. They'll do it because they saw
Trump and his friends do it and not get in trouble. Because America is
apparently too exhausted or legally broken to actually convict for brazen acts of sedition. That is, unless we actually
convict these people for brazen acts of sedition. And maybe, I dunno, reform elections? Maybe create an independent
body for overseeing voting, closing loopholes enabling
these weird legal battles, and perhaps getting rid
of the electoral college, just a thought. But mostly, we need to push for as long as it takes to (sighs) I dunno, bother them online, I guess? - Hi there, silly goat! - Jesus hole! Hey there Warmbo! I didn't hear you come in. You sure took a while to get here in that stupid puppet car of yours. - It's called a Nissan Cube. - Sure it is. Hey listen, it appears
you missed the video, so you know maybe you can just
leave the Combos and get out. - Did you remember to talk about how healing is important and forgiveness and moving on together into the future until you all but not Warmbo die? - Yeah, totally said all that. - Oh really? That's weird
because I was under the desk the whole time and heard
everything, Mr. Cody. - Okay, okay, fine, maybe
I leaned a little more toward scorched earth than
like how the country can heal. - Don't worry, Mr. Cody,
that's why I'm here! - Great. Super. - Hey Mr. Cody! Did you
see the inauguration? - Yeah, I did. I'm sure that was really special for you. - And did you see when when
George Bush and Michelle Obama hung out together? - Yeah. I saw that. Warmbo. - They're such besties, Mr. Cody. Like us! Remember when he gave her candy? - Yeah. - And you know I was
thinking maybe Mr. Cody doesn't have to worry about
finding closure after all! Maybe after a little bit of time we'll all just learn to get along again! And if Michelle Obama and Ellen Degeneres can hang out with George Bush
who did no-no war things- - War crimes, Warmbo. They're called war crimes. - Then maybe in a few years- - Don't say it. Please. - Well then maybe the
same thing will happen to Donald Trump, and Ted Cruz,
and all those other people who did election no-no things. And that means that Mr.
Cody doesn't have to worry about holding people accountable
or holding grudges at all! Isn't that great news? - You are depressingly accurate, Warmbo. - You mean Warmbo is right? - Yeah. Warmbo is technically right. In that what you describe is
probably what will happen. Thanks for pointing it out. - Hey, can I use your shower? - Yeah, sure I guess. I don't care. - (beep) puppet. Look, folks, this has been a tough one. But it's important that we
do face the dark reality that is Warmbo. And the fact that at the end of the day there's a grim chance
that none of these people see the repercussions that
they so badly deserve. That our grudges will go unanswered. We won't stop advocating for justice. But there's going to be a point where the majority of America
will want to move past the whole coup thing and take
the path of least resistance. And who could blame them?
This (beep) is tiring. And there are lots of other
problems we could be addressing. The country has just brushed against a violent coup and civil war. We didn't break the
seal but like, you know, just the tip in there. And heck, the year is just beginning. And much like that other Civil
War, a great deal of people went all in on the wrong side of history. And it's going to be
impossible to forget that. And since not everyone who got involved actually broke any laws,
there's no clear road to how they need to be handled, nor can they simply slip away and pretend they were never involved. And when you look at
previous instances of this such as every sneering white asshole during the civil rights movement, you'll find that these people were either able to remain anonymous, or had their racism define them
for the rest of their lives. By no means did they deserve sympathy, and obviously the people they victimized had a much harder time,
but what I'm saying is that these are like big,
scary wounds being made. Qanon has affected families,
and relationships, and jobs. And while no one is obligated to forgive, or pretend like Q followers
are all innocent dupes, there will be some that choose to do that. Who will opt to forgive and forget that half the country supported a fascist who tried to overthrow an election. Others, like I dunno, myself, will probably go the other way with it. I dunno. Thinking about it. It'll be messy. There
will be a lot of fighting. But perhaps just a suggestion, it would be easier to handle the aftermath if we punished the everloving
(beep) out of the politicians and propagandists that got us here. And actually made sure that
Donald Trump saw consequences for his many, many crimes and
was made to never hold office ever again, which the senate can do. If they want. Which a lot of them don't. - And we will not go
quietly into the night. - It would sure be nice,
for the victims, to know their attackers and those
who aided their attackers are safely outside of society. And yes, we are victims of this. Don't let anyone tell you we aren't. A crime was committed on us. And we deserve to see the
criminal get punished. But going back to that whole
death penalty and closure thing it's worth noting that many
family members of victims who saw their murderer
get the death penalty, reported feeling empty afterward, some even feeling as if
they wasted large chunks of their life on getting revenge rather than mourning their loss. And I know this isn't
exactly the same thing and feel obligated to say
that I'm not advocating for the execution of anyone, and in fact, we should abolish prisons and money and I dunno, presidents too probably. My point is that everyone
has their own limit for when they simply have to move on. And we need to respect that, I guess? And ultimately the goal
is to heal, and be happy. And have lots of weird sex. And if we had to choose between actually making the world better and punishing the people
who tried to make it worse, well, I'd like to hope
we'd do all the rainbow and hand-holding junk. Like if you told me I could either kick
Matt Gaetz in the taint or make sure anyone who
gets kicked in the taint can see a doctor free at point of service regardless of their income or employment, well, I'd like to have
the presence of mind to choose the one that makes
an actual positive change. But also no one is asking
me to make that choice. And we live in a world where both justice and progress can exist, where you can have your
taint and kick it too. So you know, (beep) 'em. - [Wambo] Speaking of taint,
I clogged your sink, Mr. Cody! - Yeah you did, you hairy little mutant. Yeah you did. (dramatic music) Are you gonna fix it, you
little piece of (beep)? Hey, everybody. Like and subscribe the
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Man, it's really depressing that these people are going to get off scott-free.
Watched it last night. It is infuriating to know that nobody of any significance will be held responsible for an attempted coup (a 'putsch', if you will). All we will get is a string of arrests and convictions for the goons who physically participated, but nothing for those who prodded them into action. It's performative justice, at best. Even worse is those who are truly responsible will all keep their jobs, and will continue to foment fascism in the highest levels of the US government.
This will happen again, and next time it might not fail.
Great video. Are some humans just naturally predisposed to fascism? The part with MTG was especially crushing to know there are so many people who eat that up. good people falsely assume evil people operate on the same moral compass.
Love this dude ) His energy is hilarious!