Get Off My Lawn Podcast w/ Gavin McInnes

GOML LIVE #175 - JOKER'S WILD (Part 1)

·1 hr 10 min·5 clips
Joe Biggs faces 20 years for trespassing and urinating in the Capitol after earning two Purple Hearts in combat.
The episode opens with Gavin McInnes introducing his co-hosts Tim Dickman and Matty O'Dell on Get Off My Lawn Live. They mention the opening band Fancy Feast and briefly discuss Kanye West's influence. McInnes explains the show's free first half-hour and paywall structure, noting super chats raise money for Max and John. He fires his sales guy, alleging financial misconduct. The conversation shifts to Joe Biggs, a Proud Boy facing 20 years for January 6th actions, with McInnes detailing Biggs' military service and the charges. A call from Mercedes, an incarcerated individual, leads to a debate on communism, comparing figures like AOC to Mao's Gang of Four and discussing military dismemberment. The hosts then analyze a pedophile sting involving Ryan Katsu Rivera, questioning its ethics. Matty O'Dell recounts a heated confrontation with a lawyer at a post office, describing threats and police involvement. Later, a caller discusses shitting blood, prompting advice on hemorrhoid treatments like Proctofoam. Another caller critiques speech patterns ending with 'right'. The episode covers the Brittney Griner prisoner swap, criticizing the exchange for a war criminal and leaving Paul Whelan imprisoned. McInnes promotes show notes sales to support Joe Biggs' trial. The show concludes with announcements about drag brunch events and a transition behind the paywall.

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A loose live fundraiser turns from comic riffs into a striking police story before hitting the paywall.

Get Off My Lawn Live works best as a loose live-room collision: fundraiser, comedy hang, and running interruption all at once. Tim Dickman and Matty O'Dell join a conversation that jumps from Fancy Feast's Ye cover to a public-school library complaint, then into a Batman-villain…

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You get Ye-cover riffing, school-library outrage, co-host needling, fundraiser updates for Max and John, and a police-tussle story before the show heads behind the paywall.

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