What's sleeping on the floor? Now my jury box froze. Fuck a pole. Fuck a stole. Counted millions in a cold. Bad bitch, booted swole. Got her on bankrope. Can't fold. Just a no headshot case closed. Close. What is up guys? It's Andy for selling. This is the show for the realists. goodbye to the lies the fictness and delusions of modern society and welcome to motherfucking reality guys today we have Andy and DJ Cruz the motherfucking internet and that's what we're gonna do. We're gonna get right into it. Don't forget to share the show.

Make you think for it makes you laugh gives you a new perspective. Teach you something. Do it's a solid. Share the show. Thank you for makes you laugh, gives you a new perspective, teach you something. Do us a solid share the show. Don't be a ho. Share the show. All right. What's good? Nothing, man. We got a special guest today. We have a very special guest. Yeah. Senator Eric Schmidt. What's happening, brother? In the house. Glad to be back, brother. It's good to see you. Glad to be back here and the HQ. Yeah. You get a good workout in? I did. Yeah. You know, just kind of keep up with you. That's hard, man. I was trying to see how long I was working out. There weren't any clocks in there, though. It was a little, you know, and then had my cell phone with me. Yeah. That is quite the gym, though, brother. It is awesome. But no, it's good to be back. It has been, I think it's probably been a year. Yeah. A lot has happened. Well, see some, yes, a lot has happened. Big news, though. Okay. You have a new book. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So you just hit the New York Times best sellers list this morning, correct? Yeah. That is badass, dude. Yeah. It's last line of defense, how to beat the left in court and get it on Amazon. The first, they kind of judged that on the first week it came out last Tuesday. So yeah, it hit the New York Times bestseller list. That's awesome, man. Yeah. And it's a lot, It's the story that you guys talked about. I've been on your show before. We lived it here in Missouri.

Yeah. yeah it hit the new york times bestseller list pretty that's awesome yeah and it's a it's it's the story that you guys talked about i've been on your show before we lived it here in missouri yeah about how we saw the craziness during covid we saw the craziness from joe biden when i was attorney general we stood up we fought back we exposed the censorship we beat the vaccine mandates we beat the mass mandates we beat the student loan debt forgiveness scam and so it's really kind of a playbook of how we can do that moving forward to win the future. So yeah, it's pretty cool. It's first time I've written a book. So check it out. I think people your audience will like it. What do you think? I mean, let's just kind of get into it a little bit with the book because people are confused on what they should do or how

they should participate or what how do you actually beat these people that seem to be immune

to any kind of pushback at all well you know for me my time as attorney general I spent four years

from 2019 until I was elected

the Senate in 2022, right? So four years. The first two years, Trump was in office. We were

focused on crime fighting and, you know, putting the bad guys in jail and all that stuff.

Then when Biden came in, for me, it really exposed what the left would do if they had all the levers of power and they did

right they extended the lockdowns they put masks on kids they were forcing you know the guy was working

overtime was going to lose his job because he didn't want the COVID shot and then the censorship

stuff that we exposed before Elon Musk bought Twitter right before the investigations we got all that

discovery we saw it.

I think the lesson from the book for everybody, because the book's not written for lawyers.

I mean, I hope lawyers read it, but it's really for like normal people who saw all that shit that was going down and about having courage to stand up and fight back.

And we all have a way of doing it. I just happen to be in a job as attorney general that I could go fight those battles in court. But like for parents to go to the school board meeting, right, and say, what is going on here? Remember they were trying to shut parents down or they, you know, when they were trying to have these, you know, men, you know, in women's locker rooms and bathrooms, you got to stand up and you got to

show up and you got to fight back on that stuff. I think that's the lesson that when you see it,

all of us in our different way, in our different capacity, has to stand up and fight back. But for me,

I think, you know, on the right, we've kind of ceded the courts for for far too long to the left. And you can't do it.

You're not, if you're not willing to fight on all fronts, you're going to lose. And so that was the

lesson that that was what we did. And really, I think, kind of changed the way AG offices worked

across the country. And that's what it's meant to be as a playbook. Because right now, look, there's a lot of great things happening in the country. But that won't always be the case. If history is any guide, these things don't last forever. And so that's something people can crack up down, crack open down the road and say, what did they do in Missouri? I think one of the cool things we did, we opened up a parent portal. So like you guys have now got this, uh, the live audience chiming in,

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