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A full Chapo Trap House house discusses: the magical shoe-based Adam Sandler film 'The Cobbler', a fallen meme warrior, a stolen valor update, and war-game a possible US vs. Iran conflict.
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I guess they finally had that performance review for Virgil.
What happened there? Also, is Amber off now as well?
ayooooo
@Raphael Costeau Yea I saw that, did that girl bring proof? That's what I love about Twitter, you can just make an accusation, and asking for proof is not allowed. Any word on Amber?
@Raphael Costeau You definitely have some evidence that Virgil leaving Chapo had to do with those goofy accusations, right? Seems weird that this would be the case since he'd left the show before those accusations were made, but since you claim that was why I'm certain you have a good reason for believing this. So let's hear it.
Like you're definitely not just making shit up in the same way the accuser obviously was. You're definitely not just as bad and shitty as her... right? So let's see your receipts.
@@the_exegete this didn't age well. But I guess that was kind of the problem.
Matt really missed the chance to make a joke about the Hegelian master slave dialectical when seeing your doppelganger at your door
The Quiet Episode
9:57 Nick Mullen
IRAN STEADY CALLIN I AIN CALLIN BIKE!!!
This has got to be one of the best episdoes ever (which is saying something since there are sound issues. it's a podcast).
Love the show! Lol’d so hard. Can you folks please cover the movie ‘Let’s Go To Prison’? Thank you.
Why are bots leaving this comment? Someone to do with that film?
I feel like being confronted with your doppelgänger, you have to kill them. There’s a deep instinctual need to do so. There can be only one! Otherwise they’ll kill you and take over your life.
But what if it’s a William Wilson situation where you slay them, only to die yourself because you two are like a reflection in a mirror?
As a bartender, thanks for calling out Garland's "mule"
what a great title
So where is the video? They always mention it but I can’t find the vid? Is this audio only?
@@wobbly868 The live shows have videos, they talk about it in this podcast which is why he asked. Just not sure where at this point. The show happened 4 years ago now.
October surprises
Is matt in australia or did i see a douple?
@@JohnMoran deepstate clones? Matrix torture vision? Reprogramming abductions......?
I can't figure out what Sandler movie they're talking about.
Lol!
Will being in complete disbelief that a woman could or would fake a pregnancy lmao
OK 10 minutes in and this movie sounds like Zelig but make it racist.
Is this recent or older?
It says 10/22/17
Red Letter Media much?! I recommend their Jack and Jil rewiev on youtube... in fact I recommend ALL of their stuff!
Only one channel is allowed to talk about movies, that's right.
51:46 this is complete bullshit and comes straight from the mind palace of defense journalists. The Millennium Challenge 2002 didn't demonstrate that Iran would score a crippling defeat to the US Navy. Anyone who say otherwise clearly didn't actually look into the exercise and why it went the way it did.
To start off, wargames aren't video games where the objective is to get as many points possible and style on the enemy. The point of any military exercise is to perform a dress rehearsal of a military operation. It gives the enlistedmen and officers an opportunity to practice in an environment that isn't life or death and an opportunity to find shortcomings in the plan of action.
Marine General Martin Van Ripper "won" the exercise by having suicide attack boats and small craft with P-270 anti-ship missiles deploy instantaneously at point-blank range with the US Navy task force. We know for a fact the Iranians do not have hordes of suicide attack craft and that the boats Ripper used were far too small to carry P-270s (which the US also knows Iran does not have in the numbers he had available). As Ripper couldn't use radio communications due to American jamming, he decided to issue orders via motorbike. While this is a perfectly legitimate strategy (and one the Iranians would probably have done), he literally gamed the system by having them relay messages at the speed of light and in both directions. Lastly, Ripper used civilian craft, so the referees barred BLUFOR from using their CIWS--even though the "civilian" craft would have appeared in very large numbers, were charging straight at the fleet at top speed, and were carrying missiles almost as large as the boats themselves. After REDFOR's victory on day one, the referees decided to reset and correct the exploits and just run through the exercise and Ripper threw a childish fit.
Why did the USN reset the exercise and go again? Why did they resurrect "dead" units? Because if the Navy allocated the time, money, and resources to do a 5-day exercise, they're going to use all those resources to do a 5-day exercise. If either side finishes early, they just carry on so everyone gets an opportunity to practice. Ripper's victory didn't reveal flaws in the USN's doctrine. It reveals flaws in the way the USN set up that particular wargame.
And at the end of the day, Millennium Challenge 2002 wasn't a test to see "how a war with Iran would go". It was a dress rehearsal for the Invasion of Iraq the following year--in which the USN didn't lose 20,000 soldiers on day one. As a matter of fact, the initial invasion was a total success. Millennium Challenge 2002 picked Iran as the REDFOR because Iranian military was an actual competent fighting force that was considerably stronger than Iraq's military (which was held together with bailing wire and duct tape).
Where's Kobe at? What was Iran's involvement in Jan 6th? And was it China or Iran that made Gorgeous Floyd a phenomenon? Face it, soft power is where they excel.
Also, your post has some interesting info and I mostly agree with you.
@@maroonedbelow7243 What in the fresh fuck are you talking about
Is this true? I have heard of that 2002 Millennium Challenge thing for years. If what you say is correct then interesting. I have 1 possible correction. The US thought Iraq was relatively competent at the time, they likely did the Iranian challenge in order to practice in case they wanted to fight Iran. So, I do not think the whole navy thing is revenant fully to Iraq. We used Saudi Arabia as the launch pad to attack Iraq, your explanation is using too much 2020 hindsight with regards to the USA’s knowledge of Iraq’s lack of power. We knew Iraq was weaker significantly because of the Gulf war, but at least most people in military didn know how quick Iraq would capitulate.
@@507764CAT actual veteran here. Yeah the Millenium Challenge showed our Navy isn't set up to fight the kind of war Iran would fight. Sorry, but your wall of text is all wrong.
Love the show! Lol’d so hard. Can you folks please cover the movie ‘Let’s Go To Prison’? Thank you.
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