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Is this the descendants, Fred?

Yeah.

Did you see yesterday one of the guys testifying, one of the Oathkeeper dudes, who's in trouble for obviously everything that happened on January 6th was wearing to court or to the hearing, a descendant shirt.

The everything sucked shirt on, and people were saying it's my logo to Congress.

Well, yeah, but the descendants came out and said, we in no way, shape, or form endorse

what this guy stands for, who he is, what he did.

And it reminds me of, do you remember when to catch a predator, which was the one

where Chris Hansen would, you know, they would set up these people who were going and hitting on underage people online. And then they would meet up and Chris Hansen would, you know, step out and say, oh, I hear I have a seat over there. And he would basically, you know, shame them and they would arrest him immediately afterwards. Do you remember when that one guy showed up wearing a dropkick Murphy's t-shirt? I do indeed. Yeah. And of course, you know, at the time, I think we had one of the guys on there just like,

yeah, that's not really the best advertising for your band.

No, it is not.

That's really what you're going to see.

I have been watching on YouTube a couple of those to catch your partners again.

They were, they are very uncomfortable. Ohred that ended in the most awkward way because we're all

i know that when we were watching it we're saying to ourselves how is this legal like this seems

like entrapment like the definition of entrapment and and there were some of these like lawsuits ended up coming out saying that you know and things were manipulated to make it look like like like I guess that the age of the chat room that someone would go into it was understood that everyone was over 18.

But if you clicked like five or six different links, it would go to a bio that was buried that the person said that they were 15 or something like that.

So there was a lot of misleading fishing according to some of these lawsuits that got some of these guys shamed and in trouble.

And remember, that show went away.

I'm surprised you found it on YouTube because you can't find that stuff. Oh, it's all over YouTube. Okay. And like the earlier ones are the worst because the dudes like think they're getting out of it. Mm-hmm. They're like, I'll never do it again. I'll never do it again. And then they leave and they go, little do they know. I'm going to lick you. And he would like read like the text to them, which was always very strange. Yeah, because the guys would deny it. And then he would read the actually what they had read. I have chocolate flavored condoms. And then there was that weird guy who would read all the stuff there as well. And then they would hire an actor that looked, you know, really young. I like to suck on toes. Okay, well, thank you. It's all right. Very strange. I just saw that yesterday, and the first thing I thought of was the dropkick Murphy's when they showed up on there, and that was, that was not, that's, I wouldn't want that kind of advertising as well. No, lyrically, I mean, you've got to figure if you listen to the sentence lyrics, that they are extreme oathkeepers. It's a big message coming from them. Yeah, not a very political band. No, no, not at all. Most of their songs about like poo and all that type of stuff. They have an album called Enjoy that has a song about farts, but to label them as a band that songs are all about boo, it's a little unfair. I think you could say, maybe the theme is just that they're immature, you know, at the beginning, there's for several albums. The content was written from somebody who's immature and knows it. Right. And then, but they do get, they did get a little political, but they were very anti-Trump in their music. So it shows that the guy does not listen. He just liked the shirt. Yeah. Maybe because it said everything sucks. Maybe that's the case. Maybe that is why. So, Fred, what do you say?

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