Casey Putsch — Casey Putsch LIVE- Ohio Gov Candidate in his home Garage!

okay yo

Speaker 1: what's up

Speaker 2: guys we are live on youtube we are live on the uh supporters page uh i'm with george from the campaign he's helping me out we don't we have a plan the plan is to hang out with all of you uh and go over some important details do you have a list for me here already are you going to be charming telling me jokes but first

Speaker 3: yeah we have so much light i look super

Speaker 5: washed out it's okay you invited me to your famous garage so this is kind of special i guess i've always only seen the garage through the little

Speaker 6: screen. - Fair. - But now I'm here in person. - It's a whole other angle. - Yeah, this is amazing

Speaker 8: Okay, well, I mean, it's a garage. - Well, yeah, it's

Speaker 9: not just a garage. - This is the garage that we all have affectionately felt like we've been a part of for all this time

Speaker 10: Fair, fair. Not looking around like, is it messy enough? Everybody's pointing

Speaker 11: out things like stickers and stuff. - It's actually far more OCD, it's like-- - Is it? - Well, yeah, I mean

you have like

Speaker 12: Well, you know your wd-40 and all your parts that you're working on like perfectly laid out Yeah, I'm rebuilding

Speaker 3: carburetors to my Ducati motorcycle. I don't think you can see it You can see the tail right over here guys. I'm finally getting it together. I started

Speaker 13: building that bike I don't know six years ago. I bought it out of a body shop It was sitting in the corner dusty. It had been wrecked. It was like covered in dust. I bought

Speaker 3: it for 600

bucks and to

Speaker 3: build a cafe racer. 'Cause I had a student at the time who wanted to build a motorcycle. I thought I'll build one with him to help like be cool and inspire him. So I'm finally rebuilding the carbs to finish

it

Speaker 14: Yeah, well I brought a gift for you. This is a 200 year old, my family came over from Wales before the civil war. Before they were in Wales

Speaker 15: they owned a brewery

and

Speaker 15: my brother found the old family recipe and had it made so but

Speaker 6: the funny thing is you don't drink

yeah i

Speaker 6: don't drink that is the funny thing so historical

Speaker 16: recipe says august 7th 1842 yeah

Speaker 6: nice so um

this

Speaker 18: is amazing yeah did you guys do this here it was brewed

Speaker 14: in michigan my brother lives in michigan had that custom brewed with our family recipe and this is not

Speaker 15: like any of the modern beers because it doesn't have long preservatives. You know, this shelf life is probably maybe a month shelf life

Speaker 19: Okay

And

Speaker 15: so it wasn't made in 1840. No, no, no, no. That's

Speaker 14: that's fresh. That was made about. So you literally never drank? I've never, I, I don't drink. I gave up drinking when I was 21. Wow

Speaker 8: And, uh, 44. 23 years. You've gone 23 years without a drop of

Speaker 22: alcohol. Everybody, we're going to watch my friend George from the campaign here get drunk on that much

Speaker 23: beer. I'm not going to get drunk on that, but that's how much I'm going to

Speaker 24: make I don't know. I can't say how long. I'm doing your family's beer the honor of putting it in my stein. Hey, when the Welsh and the German unite. That's interesting. Yeah

Speaker 25: Cheers. Cheers. Although, my German friends are going to be like

Speaker 26: What are

you doing

Speaker 27: It's sweet. Hey, that's pretty nice. Yeah, it's that easy. Yeah. Cheers to your family. Yeah, to the Williams. Okay

Speaker 29: Walter Williams

Speaker 28: Yeah, fair. So, a lot of people are starting to say things here, and we should probably get on some kind of track, but mostly, and I hope you all appreciate it, we're literally hanging out

with you

Speaker 2: that's literally what this is yeah

i

Speaker 30: think

Speaker 2: that's important you know because um i'm not trying to be

an

Speaker 3: entertainer with youtube although i do enjoy poking idiots on x i get more enjoyment out of

that

Speaker 5: than i should

well apparently

Speaker 5: x does too because you've ratioed a lot of people

i

Speaker 31: love ratioing idiots on that hey i do we love the grand old party at least what the grand old party used to be maybe

Speaker 28: we'll ratio somebody tonight on this live feed actually while we're talking about about that everybody. five. Don't leave the live feed, but go after it. But Amy Dangerfield, if you've heard of her, very nice woman. She interviewed me and that's going to be streaming on Rumble at 8.30. It's also going to be on YouTube and clips and all that jazz. And I'll share some too on all the social medias, but check that out after the live feed. So

Speaker 11: yeah. Let's

Speaker 14: see. It looks like we're on Facebook over here and there's

a a

Speaker 14: few people watching over there we're excited we got a lot of people but

Speaker 15: listen the the big things are data centers right now and that that really unexpectedly like you you were actually talking about data centers before everyone else yeah before

Speaker 33: running yeah because i

Speaker 34: figured out that they were literally a leech and you bad

from my understanding you took a

Speaker 14: plane helicopter flew over the data centers what like what was

Speaker 15: the like

what was

Speaker 15: the aha moment you're like something's not right

here

Speaker 35: well there's a data center going in between my home

and uh

Speaker 35: down a little

Speaker 33: bowling green where i go often and uh i couldn't figure out what all this construction was

i i'm like this

Speaker 33: makes no sense for housing development what could possibly be going in

there A

Speaker 33: friend of mine who leads a company told

Speaker 3: me what it was and that's when I started learning about the massive tax abatements, not paying taxes, the fact that they barely create any jobs, I was immediately already knowing how they're going to destroy all of our freshwater aquifers, rivers, streams, lakes, like wreck them

And

Speaker 3: that it creates no product and has absolutely no positive value for Ohio, our people, our environment in any way whatsoever. And this is only a giant computer for the billionaire tech elite and the political elite to screw us with. And I'm not being hyperbolic

This is one

Speaker 3: of the worst chapters of human history that is unfolding. This is a new nuclear arms race. And we don't even get cool rockets out of this

one. - It is

Speaker 14: it's kind of messed up 'cause like what job? So once it's built, it can be managed from anywhere. So like 10 guys in India could be managing the data center

Speaker 36: I got a tip today

Y

Speaker 2: Yeah. - I don't

know if it's

Speaker 2: true, but I'm told there's another data center going in very close to me in Northwest Ohio. All of a sudden there's lots

Speaker 25: of Chinese speaking people there that work there and are checking in that don't speak English

Why

Speaker 2: Chinese? Wow. That's

what I

Speaker 2: heard. I'm going to verify it or not. But it's more than deeply alarming. We are 100% being

Speaker 37: screwed. And if politicians aren't speaking about it, guess who's in on screwing us all? Those politicians. I don't

even know if

Speaker 37: we can go beyond that. And

Speaker 13: I don't want to use

I

Speaker 13: don't have strong enough words right now to explain to you the magnitude of which we are being screwed, decimated, taken advantage of, our state, our economy, our infrastructure, our power generation, our lives, our land, our property, our rights

Speaker 37: everything. And I... Look, this and so many other things that I've been running on, I would love to be wrong. I would love to be wrong. I would love for the entire world to laugh at me, laugh at Casey Putsch and for me to forever be an idiot because that means all of our lives will be better

Speaker 28: But I don't think I'm wrong. And that's why I'm here, frankly, risking it all to run for office against Vivek, who's the globalist Trojan horse. All these billionaire tech elite and

Speaker 37: the disgusting political elite has let him slime his way in Ohio, clear the field, astro-turfed him into oblivion so he can facilitate sticking the data centers up her tailpipe, which is a nice way of saying, we're not

going to

Speaker 37: like it. It's horrific

And then

Speaker 37: Amy Acton's... She's just smiling hair for the Democrats. There's nothing

Speaker 38: there

You

Speaker 14: know, and you probably caught on before a lot of the rest of us, but, you know, Vivek, the first time I saw him, he was running for president

Speaker 11: He's a smooth talker. He, you know, he like... he's so smooth that's why he lifted his speech points from obama t-moo

Speaker 9: obama t-moo obama what control all the back control the back hey

Speaker 11: that's not bad that's not bad as a

Speaker 5: shout out to brooke made that classic meme of a disappearing obama and a reappearing the back control all the back

Speaker 33: definitely hey i got a super chat

Speaker 28: from somebody here if i win what are some day one moves that can be done yeah well i've got some uh metaphorical nuclear weapons uh but

um

Speaker 2: yeah task force deputized to literally immediately just start hunt hunting all human child traffickers take them out uh the data centers have to be pushed

back upon the

Speaker 2: absolute fraud that exists with the somalian population the haitian population the third world truckers all that has to be end

Speaker 13: ended immediately attacked Uh, we can't do this. We're losing billions of dollars to fraud and absurdities that help no one in any way, shape, and form. And honestly, I might just have some fun and find out which politicians are already in there that should be in prison and, um, have them arrested. I've

only had

Speaker 13: two sips. Nobody can really get on my case, but I am in my garage. So I'm going for it. Is

Speaker 24: that good enough day one stuff for

Speaker 15: you? But I think you're fired up for a really good reason. One of the things that, uh, we've seen is where, you know, a few of us have been just kind of monitoring what

are

Speaker 15: people saying in Ohio is, when you look at the East Palestine, what happened over there with that disaster and the people, especially in that Ohio River Valley, kind

Speaker 14: of Eastern Ohio, even Southern Ohio feel 100% abandoned in either direction, whether it's the Biden

Speaker 15: administration or the DeWine administration, right or left. they feel like, "What the heck? Do we even exist? Does anyone care about us?" And that goes to the data centers, to environmental issues, and it felt like, and I don't want to speak for everyone out there, that they just had a man-made disaster and everyone just sort of washed it under the rug. And I think that's why people have been so attracted to your campaign, because Because you're not making billions of dollars off of these big industry deals where it's like you can speak as an everyday Ohio

Speaker 3: and be like, no. I

Speaker 2: get screwed exactly the same way you all do

East

Speaker 13: Palestine, from what I'm gathering, the ecological disaster that's happened there and what it's done to the town and the people

it's

Speaker 13: possible for a small nuclear reactor to melt down and not be as bad as that. It's horrific. And the thing, like

the

Speaker 37: entirety of it pisses me off beyond imagination because it's horrific. And the fact that they light this with vinyl chloride on fire to burn it, the pictures of the black smoke, oh my God. But you know what the insult to injury that makes me so mad is? When you see old J.D. Vance just show up for five minutes, take his tie off and his jacket, up his sleeves and walk down like a little priss and be like yeah that water looks dirty we're here because we care no you don't no you don't i'm sick of all of these politicians and frankly i want to make their lives

just as

Speaker 37: miserable constructively as they have made all of ours because we're gonna fix this and they're gonna look bad Period. The billions of dollars we lose to Somalian population that who brought that in or Mike's DeWine's Haitians that have overrun Springfield and wrecked that while they're lying to us. How about those billions of dollars go to help East Palestine? Yeah. How about we stick it up harder and make East Palestine an amazing place? But we don't do that. No one ever goes to jail. None of these gutless losers ever take accountability for it

And I'm

Speaker 14: done with that. Sometimes people come at you because they think that you're anti-Trump or like you just took a shot at J.D. And they're like, oh, I just told the truth. He must be he must be a liberal Democrat. He must be. If

you say

Speaker 11: something true, God's honest

truth

Speaker 28: about somebody and you don't like it and you want to attack me because you think I'm on the other side. You should ask yourself, is what was said true? Because I don't follow people on one side or the other just because they're on one side. Like, are you doing something that's in the best interest? Are you full of crap or not? And what I said about J.D. is true. I don't like it. I find it insulting. As far as Trump goes

Speaker 41: yeah, I voted for him. How many times? Well, three times I wanted him to win. Yeah

And I

Speaker 41: donated to his campaign and before, like

Speaker 37: as a normie at my own risk, I spoke out on my car channel

of why

Speaker 37: we should elect Donald over Kamala. I use my social media to help him get elected. Yeah, but he's done

Speaker 41: some horrific things and I've called him out with it sometimes with garage talk, but he deserves it. These are this is literally we're talking world leaders, people's lives, trillions of dollars, death, destruction, wrecking cultures. Like, yeah, I'm going to get mad about stuff that's objectively wrong

Speaker 14: Yeah. And so people will try to accuse you of being like a Trump hater, but I don't hear that at all. I hear someone that's saying like when someone has good policies, you'll say yes to that. And when they're screwing the American people, like people can assume that you are going to

Speaker 15: speak your mind, whether that's popular or not, whether, you know, there's this sort of. Idea that if you vote for Trump, then you have to be loyal to Trump no matter what happens. And obviously that's like kind of this disconnect of the mind. That's not true intellectual honesty to say, oh, yes, when we, you know

hide

Speaker 15: Epstein cover-up stuff that that's good for the American people and I think we can all admit like that's not good for the American people that's not America first that's not your

Speaker 24: everyday person that's you know hiding globalist elites it's only good for

Speaker 28: pure evil

I don't like that And

Speaker 42: yeah, I mean, there's objective things that are absolutely horrific. But, you know, it's the Internet. So people are going to call you all kinds of names. I've been called all the names

Speaker 41: already. I'm starting to have fun with it at this point. You

Speaker 9: are having a little fun with it. You

know, I

Speaker 41: mean

Speaker 28: let's just keep the poop flinging metaphorical and on X. I don't plan on traveling to India anytime soon and making it literal

Well, speaking of

Speaker 14: poop flinging. Yeah

So

Speaker 14: you're in this kind of interesting place in the race. Sometimes I hear online, why doesn't Casey ever talk about Amy? She's the one that, but you're actually not

Speaker 37: I'm running against Vivek right now. There's a primary. Amy has no one to go against in her primary. She's a Democrat. She's already cleared the field, right

Speaker 28: Vivek

was

Speaker 28: running, they were trying to do that as a Republican, but he's a revolting person. He's a revolting candidate. He's just revolting across the board. He has no one's

Speaker 37: best interest in mind and I couldn't take it anymore. So yeah, I'm running against him. So right now, this is a primary election on May 5th. It is open. Anyone can vote for me over Rebecca. Even if you're a Democrat, you can vote in the open Republican primary. And if any Republicans don't like it

Speaker 43: I remind all of you, those are your rules

You

Speaker 43: created it. If you don't like it, you could change it. But you don't because it benefited you in the past. Before you had your globalist Trojan

Speaker 37: horse, anchor baby, astroturfed in that nobody likes. So anyway, May 5th, you can vote for me over Vivek. And then Vivek will go away. We won't have to hear his dumb name anymore. And then I can go against the Democrat. And I will remind you, I spent my life building a recyclable car that has a lower carbon footprint

Speaker 43: per mile than an EV. Take that, Elon

And

Speaker 43: also, I've spent the last 11 years of my life, I've got well over 10,000 hours donated mentoring young technical people and engineers and helping them get jobs of every ethnic background, color, different sexualities, although it's not my business, so we don't ask, with no help from anybody else. So what are you leftists doing? Because last I checked, you're supposed to care about the environment, making things affordable for people. You're supposed to care about education and helping all kinds of people based on what's in their head and their hearts. But you're not

You just

Speaker 43: divide America. I was out there doing something about it with no help from you. So, Amy, I'm coming for you next

Speaker 44: That's

Speaker 14: awesome. Now, Vivek, he

he

Speaker 14: actually has no businesses in ohio doesn't

Speaker 33: correct and to this day i still don't know what he actually creates a value to

Speaker 39: society in

any way i don't

Speaker 39: actually mean that it's hyperbolic or mean like what does he make was he ever designed because he actually hadn't made anything he bought what pharmaceutical

Speaker 5: drug well

Speaker 2: that was one thing everybody talks about this uh he bought the rights to a failed pharmaceutical drug that allegedly had some

Speaker 3: value potential for memory loss, but it fails its trial. So I would assume he got it cheap for that. Created a company

Speaker 42: with, I don't know

half a

Speaker 42: dozen people in it, one of his mother, and touted it that it could be a potential help or cure for Alzheimer's. This company goes public

and I

Speaker 42: don't remember the amount, but it's many millions of dollars that he cashed out with a short time later before the company tanks. Drug didn't work. Uh, so he became wealthy, uh, having never created anything. A lot of people lost all that money that he gained because for him to get the money, that means other people have to lose it

Um, I

Speaker 42: don't like

Speaker 37: that. And that's when I think to myself, you know, one of the positive things about Vivek being Indian and Hindu is he could probably

teach us

Speaker 14: about karma

but, uh

Speaker 14: Yeah, Vivek started, I don't know if you know this, because I'm a Bitcoiner, I like Bitcoin. He started a Bitcoin company that doesn't add necessarily any value. The only thing the company does is buys Bitcoin

Speaker 15: which anyone can do, and then sells shares of the company to other people. And he started it in Columbus, Ohio, but then he moved it to Texas. So any of the jobs that he created all got shipped online

to

Speaker 5: Texas

Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, Vivek. Yeah, no jobs there. Oh, speaking of jobs in Vivek, Indian H-1Bs, H-1B visas, 72

Speaker 37: come from India, the rest mostly from China. The reason they exist is so that big corporations and billionaires can get cheap foreign labor to exploit. The people are being exploited. So, dear lefties, for all those you wanted to call me the second coming of Hitler, because I don't think we should have Indian H-1B here

The

Speaker 37: billionaires and the corporations are literally taking advantage of cheap foreign

Speaker 42: labor, either Indians and Chinese. And what they do is it offsets it so that our heritage, Ohio and Americans can't get jobs because now there's not as many jobs and the companies get to pay everybody less. And Americans are going to be stuck accepting a lower standard of living and working benefits and pay. That's what it is

Speaker 45: It's literally everyone being taken advantage of

Speaker 15: Sometimes people like to say. break the right and the left and the left had been had been told to america that it was the party of the of the worker of the everyday person yes and i mean ironically that was the party that ushered in like nafta that pushed all of our jobs overseas and certainly the right didn't help either old george bush helped uh expedite what um bill clinton didn't finish and uh so no matter what you go like America has gotten screwed under either or policy and so our union guys like those you know the people that are pro worker the most should be probably the most upset

Speaker 14: about the idea that we're importing labor from other places of the world like they're the people that were angry that we exported our jobs but now now we're not even exporting our jobs not only are we still doing that but we're actually importing our labor

Speaker 46: which is

Speaker 8: which is wild well it just goes to

Speaker 47: show that our government in no way represents the people or our best interest of the state's best interest it only exists for the gains of billionaires and corporations which amazingly

Speaker 42: enough has absolutely nothing to do with the future best interest of ohio this is a short-term gain and it's going to hurt all of us but you know who's going to be just fine all these disgusting politicians and these billionaires they're going to cash out just fine they're not going to care about us besides old vivek

His

Speaker 42: parents are Indian foreign nationals and they come from a country with a caste system where you don't cast your vote. You vote your caste. And he's at the

Speaker 48: top of his family. And he's just happy for all of us to be poor, working idiots underneath him. I'm sure that's the way he thinks you can see it in his eye

So people are

Speaker 11: wanting to know policy stuff. So I'm going to ask. Before I do that, I want to do a couple of super

Speaker 49: chats here

Speaker 42: Somebody says something real nice who says, Casey, I am going to tell you the same thing I told Trump at Spooky Nook. pa in 2015 on the campaign trail if you don't quit you will win i ain't

gonna

Speaker 47: quit guys so i appreciate that and there's one other gentleman up here it looks like they got a viper logo i wonder if they're a

car guy

Speaker 42: this person writes x fsae that's formula sae college program um great thing where they get to build formula cars i did that at ohio state back when so x fsae leader and an undergrad presenting sub $10 instrumentation at an invitation and only conference in two weeks. Real potential in mining, non-destructive, instant or grading. How do you turn domain experts into actual

Speaker 33: momentum

I might have to think

Speaker 33: about it on that one, man. You might wanna write back with some more because I might have missed the context of your point. But I love that you're part of FSAE and I will come back and read your stuff. But you wanna talk about

Speaker 11: policy. - Yeah, so

Speaker 14: handful of things. Number one, a lot of people have asked that I've noticed, which I'm surprised they asked

Speaker 15: because I think you're pretty outspoken about this, is like, hey, is Casey a gun guy? What does he think about this

Gun

Speaker 50: guy? Hell

Speaker 15: yeah. Keep talking. I'm

going to

Speaker 15: get some guns. I have a feeling we're about to do show and tell here in a second. So this should be fun. What's

Speaker 51: that scene from The Office? There are many weapons around here

All

Speaker 53: right. Anyway, you're going to say something. I got excited

All

Speaker 31: right. We're bringing out the arsenal

Speaker 14: Let's

do

Speaker 31: it

Speaker 14: What was the question? The question is like, hey, what does the Second Amendment mean to you? How do you feel about that

Oh. By the way, I don't know if you

Speaker 47: ever heard this. So Vivek at an NRA conference type thing, he was speaking about it. And somebody came up to him. And Vivek's like, well, my parents came from India. Yeah

I

Speaker 43: came from an anti-gun household, and I can tell you, I count on one hand the amount of times I've been to a range in my life. So saying that I'm interested in guns, I'd be, you know, saying

Speaker 47: something wasn't

Speaker 2: true. But he allegedly owns a gun, of course, when he's on the campaign trail

So he

Speaker 2: buys an AR-15, because that's the one that everybody's supposed to pay the most attention to, right? Anyway, so somebody comes up to the back of the NRA thing and goes, hey

I'm going to What's

Speaker 55: AR-15? What's AR stand for

Speaker 28: Now, see, all the libs will think AR stands for Assault Rifle. Not true. Oh, God

Speaker 22: we lost the feed. Hang on

You guys

Speaker 22: okay? They're

Speaker 13: okay. You okay? You guys okay? We got you. Safety first. So, anyway. Um

Where's it

Speaker 13: going with this

Speaker 47: Oh, so Libs think AR stands for assault rifle. Not true. Besides, there's no such thing as an assault rifle because technically all weapons are meant for assault. For instance, you see my hands

Speaker 2: here? This is for waving high, high five. I can do other fun gestures. This one, one that I really enjoy with a single finger. But watch this, deadly assault hands

Speaker 56: An assault hand

Speaker 57: It's an assault hand. Are you gonna ban

Speaker 56: that? - An AH

Speaker 57: actually this

Speaker 2: is a great thing i went into um it was a professional golf match somebody invited me to and they've got a metal detector to come in i walk through and the guy says you got any weapons on you i just looked at him i go just these i kept walking that's a dad joke i am a dad that happens and i had some coffee anyway where we're going with this so

vivek he says to

Speaker 47: the guy now this is

Says

Speaker 47: to the guy says what they are what they are stand for and

he

Speaker 58: goes I'll tell you what it stands for freedom

Speaker 57: Like shut up the back Armalite, you know Armalite was the original company that designed this

Speaker 59: back in the I think the 50s right is it sold to Colts? I think in like 59 and They'll tell us in the chat here in

Speaker 16: 10 seconds. I mean, AMR-15s are ubiquitous. I like them. It's a great thing. This one, I've got iron sights on it because I'm pretty darn good with iron sights. Always have been

And I

Speaker 16: figure if

Speaker 47: poop really hits the fan, where are you going to get batteries for your red dots, people? You better be good with iron. 5.56 is good because everybody's got it

Speaker 2: You get ammunition for that pretty well. But nothing takes the place of granddad's M1 Garand

Yeah, that's

Speaker 2: what I'm talking about

Speaker 43: Anyway, I just had to do that. That's good fun

All right. Oh, so

Speaker 43: what does the Second Amendment mean to me? Screw the government. That's what it means. It has nothing to do with deer hunters and just protecting yourself. It's so the civilians can be on equal military footing with the United States government, period, period. So they don't take

Speaker 37: everything over

The

Speaker 60: reason

Speaker 47: everybody's Second Amendment is tangling nowadays is because the billionaire tech elite prompted by Donald Trump, which wants unregulated AI for 10 years, which will allow the billionaire tech elite

Speaker 3: to have more power than the entire United States government over us, where voting will never matter again, will control us through

Speaker 33: surveillance and programming via social media and worse

So, you know, Second

Speaker 33: Amendment is pretty important

And

Speaker 33: I'm tired of all these stupid rules and laws from the ATF that are unconstitutional

Speaker 3: and idiotic that can make law abiding citizens felons any moment. So expect full gun rights support from me and also massive smack talking to the NRA for supporting Vivek, who is only a globalist Trojan horse and can't shoot. And there's no family lineage going back showing anything but blood and soil generations to care about America. because old Vivette can always just hop in his private jet and bounce off to the

Speaker 33: Turcos and Caicos Islands Or anywhere else in the world if it suits him He's not American at heart And he sure as heck shouldn't be representing anything About the Second Amendment So bat on you

Speaker 39: NRA for that You stink How's that? Is that too hard? I'm in my

Speaker 61: garage This

Speaker 39: is garage talk

Speaker 11: Talking about

it

Speaker 11: Okay

so

Speaker 14: this is a question that comes up quite a bit. And from my understanding, there is no, there is no, maybe you will

Speaker 15: have the golden answer that everyone will be like, that's it, but it is, it's on marijuana. And it seems like a lot of people have different opinions. And I'll kind of stage the question. in the sense that Ohioans voted

Speaker 14: on it. It was a voted on issue and they wanted it. Not everyone, but the majority of it wanted it

Speaker 15: Then businesses got structured and then some people didn't want it, and then some of the legislation got throttled back after businesses were established. And so there's this it's kind of a murky place where some people that embraced it now sort of feel

Speaker 14: betrayed. And then other groups of people feel like, man, it makes our city stinky. You know, what's your

Speaker 62: Why does everything smell like bicycles

in Amsterdam

Speaker 47: OK, so marijuana, cannabis, medical marijuana, all that jazz. Okay. So numbers of things. One

Speaker 3: I definitely believe in a lot with regard to medical freedom. And I think there's a lot in our history where we don't have any support

Speaker 33: with that. So I hate the notion of industries destroying things that potentially have good medical uses. That's fair statement. Now, marijuana pot, etc

Okay. I

Speaker 33: appreciate the fact that people should have the rights to do their own thing. But at the

Speaker 2: same time, too, cocaine and heroin isn't legal. Now, am I comparing that to that? In a sense, yes, but not really. Here's what I don't want to see happen. I don't like things that get off the

Speaker 33: rails and mutated that's not in people's best interest. I also know how that there's already enough things that are making it very difficult for young people to have a good future, make a living, stay on track, build a family, et cetera. i think marijuana can get in the way of that if abused and i think there's some dark things in all industries that potentially come in a high outfit so the best i can say which is not a hard and fast thing i don't like it um

but that

Speaker 33: doesn't necessarily mean there can't be some positive values to it but it has to be looked after by somebody who actually cares the best interest of people in

the state yeah i

Speaker 65: think that's

Speaker 14: really fair I think that's fair. And I think it's also good that when industry gets built in Ohio, whether you agree with it or

Speaker 15: not, that you don't rug pull them. And

I think

Speaker 15: that's fair. Yeah, that

Speaker 66: is. There is an importance to that. There's a frustration there where it feels like a bit of a rug pull. The

only

Speaker 67: rug pull. And I'm not even pro-marijuana. I'm the guy that's like, this stuff's

Speaker 23: sticky. Yeah, dude, you don't even drink

Speaker 28: Yeah. Yeah

The

Speaker 3: only, there's some rug pulls I want to do, so to speak, but it's not that. My rug pulls are more like putting together a task force of

Speaker 68: special forces guys to take out human and child traffickers. Your rug's coming out

Speaker 47: Yeah. What else you got? Oh, by the way, let's do this. Someone had a super chat here. It says, you're Ohio's last hope, Casey. I really hope this pans out. For all our sakes

Speaker 48: thank you for stepping up. Thank you. That means a lot. I think we might have one other here. Let me see

So

Speaker 69: that is one that is expressing their excitement

Speaker 33: for me to beat Vivek in some words that I will not share at the moment

But I

Speaker 33: appreciate the sentiment. Okay

I think

Speaker 33: that's

Speaker 2: it for now. Yes, continue on, please. by the way you

Speaker 57: guys having a reasonable time i know i'm i'm kind of ridiculous in this chair

Speaker 14: real talk garage you're the only you're the only candidate uh that republicans can vote for that's that's a christian

Speaker 15: but you're not

Speaker 71: actually yeah i am the only christian candidate running for governor

Speaker 15: right now is christian do you feel like um We've actually never talked about this, so this will be interesting. I won't give you it. Is Christian because that's a part of your heritage or like same way that you have like German heritage or that your roots are in Ohio? It's like part of your identity or is it something personal to you in your connection with God

Speaker 39: Well, it's

Speaker 33: both. You know, I'm American. I'm not German. I'm also not English. But that's where people came from a long time ago to

Speaker 3: make me. So, you know, being German or English, although I don't like to

I don't like

Speaker 3: to claim the English side based on what they're doing to the country

Not that Germany

Speaker 72: is much better. Yeah. Anyway, I feel bad for those people anyway

Speaker 5: Well, the Germans made better cars. So let's just

say

Speaker 28: Uh, given the nature of today, let's not talk anymore about

but

Speaker 13: uh, no, that that's, that's part of who we are in that regard. Obviously I

have a

Speaker 13: Christian background. The family goes back forever. That's, that's that

Speaker 73: but it's more of a personal thing. It's a personal relationship. Um, it's, it's a, it's a belief. Uh, it's a faith. Uh, it's a way to live. Uh, am I perfect? Absolutely not. But I promise you that I am actively working to be better tomorrow than I am today. And that's something

Speaker 74: that is rooted in that faith. That's something that I've come to on my own over time, you know, in my life younger. And maybe we can have a longer theological talk another time. But I don't know about everybody

You

Speaker 75: know, everybody goes through life as a young person. There's temptations as people try to get you off the rails. You know, you explore, you travel, you learn other things. But at the end of the day, I always come

Speaker 74: back to, christianity and my beliefs there um you know something that probably one of my most prized personal

possessions is uh my

Speaker 74: grandfather's bible it was given to him in 1933

by a

Speaker 74: sunday school teacher and he carried through

world war ii

Speaker 74: um that's important to me um

Speaker 75: and those are things that are passed down too so um yeah

i'll be

Speaker 74: honest man um a year ago i didn't expect to be running for governor that was on my

Speaker 68: bingo card i didn't expect to be the person

Speaker 73: representing the uh the hopes and dreams identities beliefs um and values of literally millions of people yeah um and i didn't remotely expect to be somebody um that in an arena

um is

Speaker 74: representing the entirety of christian values

and

Speaker 48: respectfully this is america we have freedom of religion i think that's incredibly important Although all you Satanists can go

take a

Speaker 48: hike

Speaker 2: I don't know why I'm being nice, but I'm being nice. So, you know, Amy Acton, with all due respect, is Jewish. And Vivek

Speaker 75: Ramaswamy is Hindu

Just that's

Speaker 74: their belief. That's who they are. I'm Christian. I didn't ever expect to be in this position. So all I can say is it does mean a lot to me. I think the United States, obviously we have freedom of religion, but this country was built on Christian values. I think that is what has made this country largely great, so great that people only want to take advantage of it. Also, I think

Speaker 3: Christians all throughout America need to stand up and push back, because I see every single way that we are all being 100 percent propagandized and taken advantage of. Yeah

i

Speaker 3: could say a lot christians go on missions all around the world to spread christianity it requires bravery and effort

Speaker 74: yet here in america we just bend over backwards and let ourselves be taken advantage of because you know that's the christian thing to do that's what jesus would do yeah let me tell you something

Speaker 3: else jesus also get out the whip and flip some tables yeah and i'm here to flip some tables and i hope you all start doing the same okay

that's all i got

Speaker 15: right that actually is really really helpful because i think there is a separation between um the the concept

of like

Speaker 15: what are we pointing at the super chat and i'll

Speaker 76: continue i'll write read

Speaker 15: that in a second yeah the um the idea that uh christians have to be passive and kind and nice and be the doormat but there is this part of Like you can't read the Bible and say Christians aren't called to hate wickedness. And particularly, you're not working to be Ohio's pastor, you're working to be Ohio's governor. And there is a biblical mandate for governance in the Bible. And part of that Christian biblical mandate for governance is to punish wickedness

And

Speaker 15: there's something about, like, do we want a nice, polished guy who says nice things and makes us feel good? Or do we want the guy who's going to weed out corruption, that's going to, you know, hang the sex

Speaker 5: offenders, the child traffickers, that's going to... Rope is reusable

Speaker 23: environmentally friendly. Hemp rope I hear is good, isn't it

Speaker 49: Okay. I've got another doozy. Fair. Let me read a couple here. I want to be fair to my YouTuber friends here. This

Speaker 28: person writes, I'm showing up to Vivek's event at OSU on the 21st with a push for push sign. Can we get a crowd there to counter the left at

Speaker 47: his event? Big power? Question mark. That sounds cool. Guys, hit him up there in the comments. This person writes, Casey, hi from East Tennessee

Speaker 42: We are cheering for you. Also, you may want to do a sit-down with Whitney Webb. It will enlighten a lot of voters. Keep up the great work. Hart. Thank you

And

Speaker 57: then a nice little super chat from Tyler Pham here. Thank you

What do

Speaker 77: you got? Oh, can I share something? Yeah

Speaker 16: Something that sucks? I don't

know how I was

Speaker 16: going to feel

Speaker 78: about siren this. So

I'm

Speaker 79: going to need another sip here. Yeah. this is real with Casey yeah we're gonna get real real right now there's a pause here

Speaker 22: cuz I'm

like yeah we're gonna

Speaker 22: choose the matter about running this campaign

Speaker 16: is campaign doesn't pay me

I don't even

Speaker 16: know if it can but it doesn't um

and that's

Speaker 16: very difficult because I still have to work for a living so I'm building a couple watches

for people and

Speaker 2: that's that's challenging you know we have a three-year-old daughter and my wife is currently seven months pregnant she's due like right after the primary and today

Speaker 47: she with

Speaker 80: no warning lost her job so my wife and I

Speaker 13: have no income or yeah we I'm feeling it like so many other people because there's no jobs out there

and

Speaker 13: At all. And they're quickly evaporating because the billionaire

Speaker 3: tech elite are replacing everybody with AI and there's going to be tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands and more and more and more with no jobs. And then sick freaks like Sam Altman will say, well, if your job gets replaced with AI, was that important? I

Speaker 13: don't know, Sam, you're breathing air. Are you that important? Yeah

And so

Speaker 13: but it's

Speaker 37: OK. While we're all broken, poor and destitute, we're going to get to pay higher electricity bills to subsidize the data centers and AI that took our jobs. So these sick billionaire freaks and the political idiots that do nothing from Mike DeWine to Donald Trump to Vivek or any of these other gutless sycophants, uniparty

scum

Speaker 37: will destroy our lives. But don't worry, they're all going to like it because they'll be in the place to tell us what the new future will be. Universal basic income, digital ID, fully programmed so you can't say anything that goes against the system

yeah i'm pissed

Speaker 2: because i feel it just like you all do i know the value of a dollar because i know how darn hard it is to earn it and how easily it goes

Speaker 37: away they say a fool and their money is easily parted the problem is all the fools are in office they're all down at the state house in columbus they're all in washington dc and the money that gets parted is ours the government creates No value to society, no wealth, no product. All the power the government has, all the money they have, which is only just the power is taken from the people. And now they're doing a bad job and taking away our lives for what purpose? So little boy Elon can send his rockets to Mars for what purpose? So we can do better art. We can enjoy things more. So I can make it

Speaker 2: for us. No, they just want to control us. And that's my rant because, yeah, this is actually challenging. And I don't know what we're going to do because it doesn't matter how talented you are out there. There's no jobs. I built a

Speaker 37: car that gets over 100 miles a gallon. It's recyclable. It has a lower carbon footprint per mile on diesel than an EV national average. Think there's any investment in that? No, they're all dumping it into things like data centers and AI to control everybody because it's a fast buck. You want to know about making a fast buck and putting money in and ripping everybody off? A bunch of a vet can help consult you on how to make money the easy way without ever creating a real product. So yeah, I'm on a little bit of a rant right now because I feel like we're all on the same rant right now. So that's why I actually have the bravery to do something that seems insanely risky because there's already plenty of billionaires that would

Speaker 43: love to off me right now destroy our livelihoods and the funny thing is i don't really know why my wife lost her job with no um knowledge at all did somebody get to her company because i'm running for office

Speaker 41: maybe maybe not everything was great she did a great job forever the company was just fine but suddenly something changed was it a coincidence maybe i don't know but i know that she's not gonna have

a job and

Speaker 41: you know We have a baby on the way, which also I want to rant about a couple of other things

Small businesses, let's

Speaker 41: say you employ less than 50 people, less than 10 or small. What are you going to hire anybody? You can't have health benefits. It costs a fortune. What if you're an independent contractor? 1099. There's a way

Speaker 37: as governor that I can bring in

Speaker 28: with state insurance to people that can be offered to employees or contractors with small businesses that'd be amazing that can

Speaker 11: be done we're gonna do that

oh how it

Speaker 11: could be like the small business

Speaker 82: yes place to go we have the right brothers well over 100 years ago they made a functioning wind tunnel

Speaker 41: to test airfoils and build the first empowered flight do you know how challenging that is to do let alone from nothing we still have people like that

here But

Speaker 41: we're not letting them do anything. We're just destroying

Speaker 43: everybody's life. So tell you what, guys, I'm already risking everything. So if I get in office, might as well just keep risking everything and making all these jackwagons' lives as miserable as ours. And they may want to take me

Speaker 41: out, but they're already trying to take all of us out. And if the poop really hits

the

Speaker 83: fan, call

me up. I

Speaker 16: guess you're back. that's all i'm gonna say right now continue okay i i hope that rant wasn't too bad but yeah my wife lost her job today and um

it makes things more

Speaker 84: challenging doesn't it yeah

Speaker 85: yeah how

you all

Speaker 85: doing you guys how you guys do it

oh my somebody writes

Speaker 86: here good luck casey

Speaker 2: you kept me motivated to keep my e36 ticking yes well done

I

Speaker 2: appreciate that

Speaker 28: Right to repair is insanely important for everybody. Farmers, homeowners, people that are on their own computers. I'm not letting the government and stupid corporations take that away

Speaker 2: Also, nice little super chat here from air-cooled boxers. This person, I'm guessing, likes BMW motorcycles

All

Speaker 87: right. Avarian moker works. Okay. Cheers to BMW

Speaker 88: Riders to drivers

It's

Speaker 89: my shine. It's beautiful. Some of these places are in Bavaria

Actually

Speaker 74: it's all Bavaria. Anyway

Speaker 49: continue. Ohio

Speaker 11: English beer in it. Some guy's family. Welsh beer. Welsh. Oh, dear God. So our Welsh folks are like, we're not English. Jeremy Clarkson

of

Speaker 2: Top Gear fame, said that he thought everyone from Wales was an ugly, pugnacious little troll

Maybe

Speaker 90: it's true

Speaker 43: I don't know if that's true. Fortunately, nobody from Wales votes for the Ohio government

Speaker 91: Hey, Ohio has a huge Welsh population. They do? So, yes. Damn

Speaker 92: Welsh, Ohio, vote for Bush. I'm drinking the beer. It's good. I didn't put it in my German. I was going

Speaker 93: to use the word superior and decided not to

Speaker 94: My German stein

That I

Speaker 95: bought in Germany. So, if you're Welsh out there. I still like you. Actually, I am enjoying this beer. Why did I say that? It was Jeremy Clarkson. Go get him. Clarkson's farm

Oh, my

Speaker 95: gosh. We're having fun

Speaker 31: today. Hey, a big thing that is important to Ohioans

Speaker 93: I hope they try to cancel me for this, because

this

Speaker 11: is fun, actually. I'll tell you what. Amy Acton supporters, for whatever reason. Do they like me or not? No, they

Speaker 31: don't necessarily. They should. Well, listen to what I'm about to say. I'm all right. They will

Speaker 95: They love taxes. - They do? - Not taxes, taxes. They love tax, it's mind blowing. - We talked about this. Amy Acton supporters like, "Tax me

Speaker 82: harder, daddy." Ooh, no, why

Speaker 96: I don't get it. - Don't you Democrats want to

Speaker 97: keep the money you earn? - No, they don't. - And have a nice future, education, parks, streams, save our streams, our environment, affordable cars. I got you

Speaker 98: fam

You

Speaker 82: don't need to be taxed anymore. So, but

Speaker 99: that's your, you might not win. Wait, I got it. I got it. I got it. Hold on, hold on. Listen, here's what we're going to do. Here's what we're

going to

Speaker 99: do. All right

Speaker 28: I'm going to get rid of all the fraud. We're going to get rid of all the crooked pot. We're going to destroy it all. So

Speaker 43: we have all this money to fund schools, which we can do and still get rid of property taxes. But what I'm going to do is I'm going to offset that for the Democrats who'd like to

Speaker 41: be taxed. We're going to impart a, we're going to call it DM tax, Democrat masochist tax. So that you guys still pay the same money and you can feel awesome and

Speaker 43: virtuous. It's an opt-in, right? Yep. And so what I'm going to do with the money is I'm not going to take it for a bad case. We're just going to keep putting it back in schools and the environment and all. So you guys can feel awesome. Yeah. I was going to take care of it anyway. It's a charity thing

I was

Speaker 43: going to take care of it anyway

Speaker 95: But this is how you make everybody happy. It's possible

We

Speaker 31: can't donate to a good philanthropic thing

We

Speaker 91: have to donate back to the government because the government knows best. It's true. So

your

Speaker 31: potential voters want to know what you feel

What

Speaker 99: are people saying that the ridiculous things they're saying right now? Arlene, hello. Hello, thank you

Speaker 100: Governor Putsch

Speaker 43: I love you, sir. I believe in you, sir. And Ohio believes and trusts in you, sir

We

Speaker 43: need more yard signs, sir. That's a lot of sirs. You don't have to serve me so much

Speaker 101: man. Okay

Speaker 43: but thank you. More yard signs available. They will be available at events. Also, I'll bring that up again. We've caused a controversy

Speaker 47: with an event coming up, which makes me giggle, actually. Oh, goodness. Where'd it go? Here it is. How can a farm Ohio guy register to vote in the primary? Deadline is the sixth, right? Website. Talk to me, Goose

Speaker 103: Yeah. The

The

Speaker 95: interwebs, Google, I should have this information. We don't want them to go to the data center. Look, ask

Speaker 31: that question. Did I say that? Let the chat answer. You got to get registered to vote by April, I think it's 6th

Speaker 9: But once you're registered to vote, you don't have, then you go into your early voting site. Go to your early

Speaker 14: voting site. Vote coach. And you request a Republican ballot. and they'll give you a republican ballot even if you are a huge amy actin fan you can actually still i

Speaker 36: have something else

Speaker 82: to say so and this is controversial whatever but democrats you need to vote for me i'm literally the only governor candidate that is calling out israel in their atrocities amy actin won't even do it she's a democrat like am i the only care the person that actually cares about people

Speaker 41: whether they're in ohio united states or the rest of the world

I

Speaker 41: feel like that. Anyway, someone here writes, Casey, is it true Ohio is the second Silicon Valley? I'm

pretty sure

Speaker 105: that's Miami Beach

Speaker 11: on spring break. Oh, my goodness

Speaker 105: Well, just

Speaker 66: remember is Silicon Valley. Hold on, just let me touch on this. It's not a joke. okay go ahead i made it already it was a plastic surgery joke continue

Speaker 9: this drives me nuts about silicon valley like do we want our roads covered with poop and heroin

Speaker 107: no you don't have to go there the

internet

Speaker 95: did you say heroin happens heroin needles well we're not gonna let gavin newsome come here

So

Speaker 95: that's the whole idea. It's like, why would we want to be Silicon Valley? No, no, no, no, no, no. Ohio is amazing already. We have Toledo

Speaker 41: Cleveland, Dayton, other places who love to manufacture actual, tangible, real products that we can be proud of. People have jobs where they build something real that helps society in our future

I would

Speaker 41: like to do that. uh silicon valley no i was not going to be silicon valley that was just vivek's bs rhetoric to try to fool us normies

Speaker 108: into thinking data centers

are good

Speaker 108: but we we we sniffed

it out but

Speaker 11: then he moved his bitcoin company to texas just to let everyone know it can be silicon valley as he moves his business to texas so what do you mean silicon valley if he moves it what well he wanted this tech company he started a bitcoin company and then he moved it to texas well why doesn't

he

Speaker 109: go with it just go

Speaker 15: to texas go away anyway vivek we invite you to the great state of texas well

Speaker 95: the nra endorsed him and

Speaker 37: bebeck he knows so much about firearms he should go to texas see if they support him down there my accent accent came out i do

Speaker 13: that when i get excited i'm in my garage i had a welsh beer doing funny things in my tummy anyway let's keep going

Speaker 110: uh i

Speaker 47: got a this is how i this is how i get rid of the stress of my wife losing our job and it's not really having a

Speaker 43: verified income and running for governor where billionaires want to take me out right now i make jokes do you guys make jokes is that still legal

okay so i

Speaker 111: have a

Speaker 14: question that may bring the it may be a mood shifter mood shifter a good

Speaker 112: venture uh

Speaker 14: i mean i guess it really depends is it gonna be dark - Heart jokes? - It could be, it just all depends. I think it's more heartfelt. I think

Speaker 15: it's a serious question that gets asked a lot and it is really as governor, what would be your stance on abortion? This is a hard one. I want to preface it with saying, Mike DeWine made a lot of promises, to a community and the legislative vote out on things concerning that. Mike DeWine vetoed it with the heartbeat bill, which was a huge disappointment. I personally am a pro-life guy, and so that was a huge disappointment

Yeah, I'll

Speaker 15: let you share on that

Speaker 33: I'm going to preface this with a slight observation of the topic of abortion

it's its

Speaker 2: own disgusting political industrial complex

many of

Speaker 2: the charities that exist of pro-life

only have their

Speaker 48: power and money if abortion still exists so what

are they

Speaker 48: doing to fix the problem kind of gross right

on the

Speaker 113: other side pro so-called choice how many dark

Speaker 114: industries exist because of abortion Planned Parenthood functionally eugenics to get rid of the black population

Speaker 48: yeah how many black babies are aborted how much does that hurt the black community

do we talk about

Speaker 48: that there's a white guy talk about that that actually cares about other people I

do how many human and

Speaker 113: child traffickers could you catch just by sitting at planned parenthoods did

you ever think of

Speaker 115: that how about all

the

Speaker 48: baby parts, biological tissues. Where do they go afterward? Who buys them? For what purpose

Speaker 2: It's an

industry. So let's look at

Speaker 2: this not from a

Speaker 116: theological or religious standpoint. Pretty damn sad

isn't it? What does that do to a young

Speaker 117: mother

When

Speaker 117: they're not a mother anymore. They were

Let's look at

Speaker 75: it from a theological standpoint

They say that man

Speaker 75: is made in the image of God

We take that too

Speaker 118: literally. I

think it has to do

Speaker 118: more with the

Speaker 73: spark of life

That doesn't

Speaker 73: magically happen the first time the baby sees daylight. Mike DeGlein is a gutless little man for a

myriad of reasons. The abortion

Speaker 73: thing is horrific. Now I well realize that there are circumstances that can exist of life-flatening to the mother and it's a very sad and

challenging time. So, I

Speaker 73: understand the reality of things, and I also understand the reality that we live in a pretty primitive and broken society and culture

right now. How about old Donald Trump

Speaker 73: covering up the Epstein files? It's pretty sick, isn't

it? How about

Speaker 73: the fact that England, jolly old England, is letting their entire country be destroyed by illegal migrants

By the fact

Speaker 73: that England has arrested far more people for no no speak on Facebook that their government doesn't like than Russia or North Korea. But England will arrest somebody on the

Epstein files. I think what I hear you saying is that

Speaker 15: a lot of elites will allow kind of some level of elite rape culture exist

or

Speaker 5: sexual predator culture exists and almost need to keep abortion around to sort of cover their tracks

Is that what

Speaker 5: I'm hearing you say to some degree

That's one of

Speaker 5: many things

Speaker 119: Yeah

I hate

Speaker 120: it

And we

Speaker 120: should probably

Speaker 88: change the subject because I'm going to get real mad. And

I don't

Speaker 88: want to say things that are seditious toward the government right now. All

Speaker 15: right. So we need a fun one

What are some

Speaker 15: fun things that

Speaker 5: we can do in Ohio? In what regard

I don't

Speaker 121: know. There's lots of fun things. Got it. Ready? Ready

The

Speaker 122: Ohio Autobahn

Speaker 67: The Ohio Autobahn. - Ooh, yes. - It's about time

Speaker 22: Yeah

Speaker 76: yes. My German genes do know something. Now here's the deal, roadways in

Speaker 20: Ohio. Everybody talks crap about Ohio. There's even jokes in the old Cannibal Run movie. Now, the Autobahn in Germany is not just unlimited speed

Speaker 2: limits. It's better, more efficient. That's a German thing, more efficient. Roadways, safer. and in some places, unlimited speed limits. Now, Ohio actually has pretty good roadways and they can

be better

Speaker 42: So we have to focus on our roadways, our interstate, our highways. Now, one, I don't think that those cable barriers

Speaker 47: are safe. I know

of

Speaker 3: plenty of people that have been decapitated and killed because of them. I want that studied immediately 'cause my gut feeling is that they're wrong and they were a way for somebody to make a lot of money that's cheap off the state and the government. That's probably not good

for everybody. we

Speaker 33: need more safer roadways that are better and in doing so here's what we're going to do instead of just letting the cops have a revenue source to screw everybody over by collecting them for

Speaker 37: speeding the first thing we're going to enforce is lane discipline

get out

Speaker 37: of the left lane i don't care if you're going the speed limit

Speaker 123: get

Speaker 43: over

You

Speaker 43: don't belong there. You're not righteous. You're not helping anything. You're blocking first responders. You're creating congestion. You're making the roadways less efficient and more dangerous. Move the F over to the right. I don't care if you're doing 100 miles an hour. That's on you, God, and the speed

Speaker 95: limit. Get over

get

Speaker 95: over so left lane drive move right straight to jail day one straight to jail

your left lane hawk no

Speaker 41: actually i'm serious serious penalties for the left lane hawk and the cops you guys are going to lay off

Speaker 43: speeders get i'm serious i'm actually dead serious like these left lane hawks and no lane discipline is making the roadways incredibly dangerous and inefficient Just by enforcing good lane discipline, it's going to make everything vastly safer, more

Speaker 41: efficient, quicker, better for first responders, better for everybody. Just less wrecks, everything, okay

When we do

Speaker 41: that and the roadways

Speaker 43: are safer, smoother, better... guess what we can increase the speed limit

Speaker 124: yes you're

welcome

Speaker 43: you're welcome by spending virtually no money i just made all of our roadways safer better to drive in you get left lane hogs that get pulled

Speaker 28: over that's

gonna be

Speaker 12: fun it's gonna be hard for any male in ohio darn right vote for push

Speaker 41: yes vote

Speaker 127: for push

Speaker 126: ohio

Speaker 41: autobahn yeah also

uh

Speaker 41: i'm going to grandfather in

Speaker 47: forever more cars

in the

Speaker 43: past the government will never be able to take away your old car it will forever be legal you will forever be able to work on your own property and i don't care if this is the only town that the only state that does it ohio has a car culture we have a manufacturing culture we have the mid-ohio sports car course nelson ledges like dragway 42 norwalk right

Speaker 41: we have we got jegs we got summit gosh darn in it we're a car state we're going to be a car state so there's gonna be a lot of good

Speaker 43: things come about it for that and the other beautiful thing about making it that you always be able to drive your old car this is a great way to stick it to the man and the government and the car companies they can't make a better

Speaker 41: product that you want to buy

well then you

Speaker 41: gotta buy a new car you can drive your old one and i'm not gonna let the government ever take that away from you yes

There

Speaker 14: should be like, just in the same way that we're

Speaker 52: talking about right to repair, we should have a right to build. This person says, are you pro super safety? I don't

Speaker 43: know what that, what is that? I don't

know

Speaker 69: what that means. Is he joking around? Super safety? I'm not pro super safety. I'm

pro

Speaker 43: making good choices

Getting

Speaker 69: a man to get out of your business. That's the way to be safe right there. well mike rose said it's safety third safety third no what that means is yeah it's important it's just not the most

Speaker 129: important no it's not did we just lose all the mom votes listen moms listen to me i know so i'm serious let's be real here

Speaker 41: you want to be safe do the job right be alert be attentive be efficient the the the world is not a padded room I'll remind you all that we, on a daily basis, drive 55 miles an hour, 3,000 plus pound machines and miss each other by feet all day long

Is that

Speaker 41: inherently safe? No. Are we going to change it anytime soon? No. So maybe we should just pay attention to what we're doing and do it well. Because guess what? Life is inherently unsafe. Okay, so we all need to calm this down, this thing that the government likes to do. It's in your best interest for safety

Speaker 49: No, it's not. It's the government jumping in for no reason where they don't need to, to screw our lives. Get rid of your liberties

Speaker 70: and trade that for the

Speaker 130: illusion of safety. Let's do a good job. I'm not going to let the government like... Wrap you up in bubble wrap Make you wear a helmet

Speaker 47: outside That's insane Speaking of that Old

Speaker 43: Amy Acton Remember old lockdown Amy Acton That destroyed everybody's business and lives And all the COVID mask mandates Yeah, thanks for nothing, Amy We're

still trying

Speaker 47: to get over that Nice people Oh, I'm missing something here Okay, what else do

Speaker 52: we got

Speaker 14: Really, I think we have covered just a lot of stuff. Data centers, property taxes, people we talked about being connected and supporters love it

Speaker 132: Do you support the

Speaker 14: property tax initiative to eliminate property tax

this

Speaker 28: is not some poli-sci point, it's doable. It does numbers of things. One, okay, let's be honest. We're gonna talk older people here right now. So all you young guys watching, don't be dogging on the boomers here. 'Cause one day you're

gonna be old. Not

Speaker 28: if the government has their way, but I am here to make sure we can all grow old and have a nice

life

Speaker 28: Whether you're old now or old in the future, you don't want to work your whole life

Speaker 43: to maybe finally be able to own your own home but be paying taxes on property taxes. And the government's going to keep doing what it's going to do because I'm not going to be able to be in it forever. And I shouldn't be because it's America. You should get

Speaker 121: out. Speaking with Marcy Kaptur, you've been in Congress for 43 years as a Democrat in Toledo. Toledo is a blue city. It means Democrat. You're a Democrat. You represent it. Your office is by some of the worst crime neighborhood in Ohio. You suck. Retire. Get out. Term limits. You're a dinosaur and not a fun dinosaur. Go away, you crusty old seahead. Okay. Ran over. What was I talking about? The government sucks

That's what I'm

Speaker 129: talking about. Casey, people are dying to know how you feel about the government

i don't

Speaker 134: remember

Speaker 129: what we're

Speaker 28: talking about it's easy to say push for ohio

Speaker 35: but we need to see you campaign in every small red town on your campaigning against bebek right now not any 416 look man i still have to work for a living my

Speaker 121: wife just lost her job because the government sucks and is wrecking it because of billionaire tech bros they're gonna ruin all of our lives you gotta campaign for me too we all have to do it together there's one of me i don't have a

I

Speaker 121: don't and my jet would be a lot cooler. I get an ex-military aircraft for the amount of money

Speaker 107: that Vivek ran. Okay, I'm gonna go on another rant. Can we go back to my government so I can make my important point? I

want to

Speaker 107: go on a rant, a fun rant. Casey, what was the government thing I was talking about

Let's complain

Speaker 121: about Vivek and him being rich. Ticks me off watching him gallivanting around all God knows where in a stupid private jet. Not that he's got a private jet just because he's got no imagination or

Speaker 82: cojones

how

Speaker 82: much does that sesame jet cost dude a

lot i

Speaker 82: don't know five million bucks how many more i don't know

guys go

Speaker 82: on what is it warbirds.com or something like that you can buy classic classic military aircraft right now not long ago there was a mig-29 fulcrum with western

Speaker 121: avionics in it mach 2 vivek grow a pair hire a next military buddy to fly it ride I was

Speaker 135: gonna say be ride

Speaker 121: in the back seat that's

Speaker 41: what I'm talking about if I was wealthy first of all I wouldn't splurge on that I'd actually help people like I've done with genius grudge unlike the fact who's done nothing with his wealth help anybody yeah but if I had so much wealth that I actually helped everybody and build a car I'm not gonna fly around a private jet yeah fighter jet i'll hire some of my spider pilot buddies to fly it that's the way to go

Speaker 43: but back you are you have i don't know whether to be more insulted by the fact that it's clear you're a globalist trojan horse and hate ohio and america do nothing for anybody and look down your nose because you think you're a upper class indian uh and it's a caste system i might be going

Speaker 41: too far but i'm on a fun rant here we're in the garage i think i'm i think right now i'm just ticked

Speaker 82: off

He

Speaker 82: should be banging around in a P-51 Mustang

Speaker 59: although I really don't want to see an Indian guy find a P-51 and then see a pair to the P-51. Maybe we

Speaker 11: can get him a Czechoslovakian plane or something. This really is an important thing. You say this a lot

Speaker 12: Thank you for

Speaker 11: getting me back on track. You say it

Speaker 14: so fast, but you say Vivek is a Trojan horse

Speaker 31: He's a Trojan horse. That's not just a random kind of insult. It's not even an insult

Speaker 95: Let's define what a Trojan horse is. observations. of something unpack it historically hey look at this big beautiful horse it's a gift

Speaker 82: the gift that you can open your your protective gates to your city and let in this beautiful statue of a horse when you go to bed warriors will pop out at night kill you take your money that's what feedback is like i don't know if it's gonna kill us

Speaker 41: but um yeah we're gonna be worse off and his billionaire tech bro buddies are gonna be better off and i'm not cool with that

Speaker 82: none of us should be cool with that we have to save the boomers get the boomers away from fox news it's ruining the future the boomers have been psyopped since they were children after the second world war we're coming

Speaker 97: to save you boomers please save them boomers

for the

Speaker 97: love of god

Speaker 82: it's no come on okay Save the boomers. Okay, I grew up in the 80s. It was all about save the whales. Okay, free willy

Save the boomers. Save

Speaker 82: our future. What did they put in your Welsh fear? Damn

But no

Speaker 136: really, we have to save the boomers. We're

not going

Speaker 136: to save ourselves. You have to drag them away from Fox News

For the

Speaker 137: love of God and all of it is holy

Speaker 137: hey we've been thank you for letting me rant it was

Speaker 95: a crappy day my wife lost her job I don't know why this was amazing did Fox News get to my wife's place of employment

Speaker 139: did someone make a clip of the save the boomers save

Speaker 138: the boomers save the whales skinny boomers too I'm not comparing you are you a marine mammal I love whales

Speaker 41: these two killer whales what's going

on

Speaker 141: with all

that

Speaker 141: They're attacking

Speaker 41: boats

What's going on

Speaker 141: with the killer whales around the world right now

Speaker 95: I'm

Speaker 31: not sure. It's not a Lake Erie problem. This is fun. This is fun

Speaker 138: Fireside chats for the next governor of Ohio. Garage side chats. We're

Speaker 142: going to do this. See, here's the thing. No, here's what we're going to

do. So

Speaker 142: Vivek allegedly just bought a $5.1

Speaker 47: million house by the governor's mansion in Ohio. And it's a ritzy neighborhood, very wealthy where the governor's mansion is. Bexley, all the wealthy people in there. I'm going to

bring

Speaker 2: my loud straight pipe cars to the

Speaker 72: governor's mansion

Might have

Speaker 72: to go for

a midnight

Speaker 72: drive right

Speaker 2: by Vivek's house, 2

Speaker 41: a.m. Anyway

is that too

Speaker 41: far? Why'd you buy a house by the governor's mansion, if that's true

You're not

Speaker 41: even in, dude

You really

Speaker 143: want to

Speaker 121: be neighbors with me that bad? He bought a house. Bro, you can buy a house around my neighborhood for like

Speaker 67: 400K, before it got inflated because the government sucks. Or after, I mean. He did buy a house. Is that

Speaker 23: true

Speaker 14: Within the Les Wexner kind of thing. Maybe we won't touch that today, but

Speaker 39: Well, why not? They probably already went off me

Yeah. all

Speaker 144: right we've been at it for over an hour is there anything else anything else you

Speaker 95: want to say i am literally on the rails this is

me being an

Speaker 95: actual you guys are literally

Speaker 41: hanging out with me in the garage and for all the people out there that hate me you think vivek's great i don't care

This

Speaker 41: is me. I am a real human being with a heart and a brain. And yes, I know when to make a joke and when not to make a joke

But right now, I

Speaker 43: want to make a joke. This is my YouTube channel. And what group are we on? The KC Putsch for Ohio supporters

Speaker 52: Yeah, that's the supporters

Speaker 70: Hooray! What's up, supporters? Lisa, Brooke, all the mods over there

did

Speaker 24: we do okay here no we're getting cancelled for sure why are we getting cancelled

I'm here to

Speaker 41: save the boomers we're here

Speaker 146: to save the boomers

Speaker 41: save the boomers get them away from Fox News, CNN whatever propaganda they watch we

have to

Speaker 41: save the future we're

Speaker 43: bringing together generations Democrats I got your back environmentally friendly cars yeah

Speaker 41: I'm calling out Trump harder than you guys

are I'm the

Speaker 41: only Democrat. I'm not a Democrat. Sorry, but you guys' party is way off the rails. But to be fair, the Republican Party, what? Gone? Uniparty? Let's forget them all

Yeah, I want

Speaker 49: to bring this up before we go because I know, like. This man says, tell us your opinion on machine guns. I assume you mean fully automatic, sir. My

Speaker 86: opinion is, yes, please

Should

Speaker 111: Americans be able to own a tank

Speaker 86: you're darn right you're darn tootin see here's the thing about the second amendment now i'm saying this actually tongue-in-cheek kind of seriously

Speaker 133: if our founding fathers want us to be on equal military footing

the united

Speaker 133: states military all i want to say is where's my

f-22

Speaker 147: yeah

Speaker 41: where where is my f-22 where's my tank okay if i want to go campaign in some of the inner cities of the the blue neighborhoods of ohio i might need a tank yeah so you know i'm

Speaker 133: happy to i'm happy to campaign

more in

Speaker 133: democrat cities i'm just waiting for my

tank you

Speaker 11: got some super chats yep really good ones

casey putsch for

Speaker 148: ohio and bobby williams for florida

Speaker 11: bobby By the

Speaker 47: way, Casey, you and Bobby should team up. You're both fighting against a corrupt political establishment. Also, you should go on Dave Smith's show. I'd be cool with going on any show, man. Dave Smith. I'll go on. I will go on anybody's show

Anybody's

Speaker 28: show. I think if you're a real person, you should. But Dave Smith. Look us up

Speaker 149: with Dave Smith

Speaker 28: Yo, Dave Smith

Speaker 41: Let's go. Someone says, sir, please win against Vivek, sir. But he spelled it phonetically, as in char

I

Speaker 144: wonder why. All right. What else we got? Anything else you want to say? Anything

Speaker 28: else? I'm full of silly here, people

Speaker 47: I have a three-year-old. I make dad jokes. And I am really

Speaker 28: hoping we all have jobs. I think we're all going to be better off if this movement ends up

Speaker 150: with me as governor. Although, can I say this? I hope I say this right

Okay

Speaker 151: oh you guys are going to make my life really difficult if you vote for me and get me in the office my wife is going to be real difficult

but uh i think

Speaker 152: the future will be better so it's going to be worth

it it's

Speaker 153: worth it and

i think i think

Speaker 153: the Ohioans will have your back too

I

Speaker 153: hope so, because I think I just got a spontaneous ulcer. It's worth thinking

Speaker 39: about, haven't it? It's worth

Speaker 47: it. We should probably end now. This is good. But Amy Dangerfield has put out our interview on Rumble. And so what? It's 9:30 Eastern time. Yeah, it's been out for an

Speaker 154: hour. It's probably still live. They're going to be on YouTube, all that jazz. Find it. She's a very pleasant person. I think it's going to be a very good interview

And

Speaker 116: that's-- can people find it on Rumble or let's-- Yeah, so I'm going to share-- I'm going to share

Speaker 16: stuff. So let's see here. Okay, we should end this. May the Lord

Speaker 14: bless you and keep you and cause his face to shine upon you and be gracious towards you

I'm out

Speaker 14: guys. Thanks for

Speaker 155: being here

Speaker 85: Okay

In the

Speaker 85: garage. I

don't know how to

Speaker 85: end this. You guys

Speaker 156: are going to be with me all night. How do you end this? How do I end it? Help me

You

Speaker 157: guys, we're here forever. I appreciate you guys. I appreciate it. Forever. Sam Hyde would

Speaker 47: have you on his show. I'll do Sam Hyde. Sam Hyde is

Speaker 158: funny. Is he the

Speaker 47: guy that

Speaker 158: said? End stream right there. I should end the stream. Sam has got good quotes. I'll leave it at that. And Dale

Speaker 159: Ocht. Howdy, howdy. Okay, end stream. I'm out