What's up everybody? I want to start this podcast on a serious note and there's something

we probably neglected a little bit in the last few years of us doing this podcast, but

it's the Believe All Women campaign and I feel like, you know, recent events have transpired

in Central Park, not the other Central Park thing, but this recent Central Park thing

where a woman, you know, called the police on a black guy who was bird watching just

asking her to lock up her dog or what is it? Lisa, yeah, Lisa, you getting the dog. What

is it? You getting the dog? It's gonna leave. Lock them up. I got a crate. I guess we're

locking them up. So, um, but you know, it is true. Um, we should, I don't know if you guys

know this hashtag Believe All Women, but we've got to believe all women. What is she saying

that the guy did? I mean, harassing her. God knows what? Like, this is cop worthy. I

got to call the cops. This guy is attacking me. She would, if she says it, we've got to

believe her. Have to because that it's incredibly, it doesn't matter if he wasn't doing anything,

he was just bird watching. I believe everything I hear from the masses on Twitter and it is

to quote believe some women. No, it's believe all women. And first of all, this is a white

woman. So they're the most believable. You believe them the matter. What? Right? I mean,

it's like white women, you believe first. Yeah. Right. And then there are other, you know,

other races. You believe them a little bit less. Obviously, but if a white woman, a mask

yielding white woman, oh, she was mask yielding. She had a mask. She was protecting herself.

It's the most believable. This is the most believable. She's going along with the guidelines,

right? She's wearing a mask. She cares about if she's calling the cops on a black guy,

it must be for something good. Must be women history has a white woman called the cops

on a black guy. And it's been, you know, false false. It never happened in history. I can't

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