l Am Pitts Podcast

Happy Resurrection Sunday! Dex is back on this Easter day and reviews the woke movie "Karen". Is white supremacy America's greatest threat? Dex debunks that myth and brings to light the emerging and rising threat of black nationalism. A first time on the I Am Pitts Podcast, Dex talks about his beliefs on abortion and how important it is for officers to stay impartial when dealing with hot button topics. Lastly, Dex put's in his two cents on the Grand Rapids Police Department Shooting.

For a copy of Dex's book "I Am Pitts: Memoir's Of An American Patriot" click the link below.  

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The aliens are here and they are out here knocking up our ladies and not even paying child support according to the U.S. Government. Dex explains that aliens do not visit black neighborhoods because of black funerals at nightclubs with the deceased propped up on stage on display. Dex celebrates a police chief being fired and held accountable for not doing her job. Dex is promoted to the position of parity inclusion officer by a transgender victim. You can now find Dex on Tik Tok and he explains his disgust with the shallowness of social media with the constant bombardment of buttholes and birth canals. He further explains why he refuses to let his kids have cell phones and participate in social media at their young ages. 

Dex rants and raves about Hollywood and the slap heard around the world and reminds everyone that Will Smith would have never made it as a police officer the last two years with all the thin blue line has endured. Dex shares the struggle of trying to record his audiobook for "I Am Pitts."  Dex reviews and suggest two great books for people to read: "12 Seconds In The Dark: A Police Officer Firsthand Account of the Breonna Taylor Raid" and "Legion Rising: Surviving Combat and the Scars It Left Behind" by Jeff Morris. Dex celebrates his coworker, LMPD Officer Ambers, being exonerated in a high profile use of force complaint. Dex gives credit where credit is due and fair criticism in reference to the case. Lastly, Dex thinks over the last 13 years of his police career and wonders has it all been worth it?

To purchase "12 Seconds In The Dark" by John Mattingly clink the link below.

https://www.amazon.com/12-Seconds-Dark-Officers-Firsthand/dp/1956007016

To purchase "Legion Rising" by Jeff Morris clink the link below

https://www.amazon.com/LEGION-RISING-Surviving-Combat-Behind/dp/1948239353

For a signed copy of Dex's book "I Am Pitts: Memoirs of An American Patriot: email Dex at [email protected] to purchase an autographed copy. Or go to iampitts.com

Dex is back from the great state of Texas after his visit to Black Rifle Coffee to do the MedEVac Podcast and is triggered by SCOTUS nominee Ketaniji Jackson's refusal to define what a woman is. Dex considers leaving police work after being recruited to the Cult of Yahweh Ben Yahweh? Lastly, a moment a silence for fallen LMPD Officer Peter Alan Grignon who was killed in the line of duty on March 23, 2005.

To watch Dex's Black Rifle Coffee Interview click the link below. 

https://youtu.be/vZ61tYlMv9w 

To order "I Am Pitts: Memoirs of An American Patriot go to IAMPITTS.COM or email Dex at [email protected] to purchase a signed copy. 

What's higher? The amount it cost to fill your gas tank or Britney Grider after vaping hash oil and getting detained by the Russians? Before flying out to Texas to do the Black Rifle Coffee Medevac Podcast in Texas, Dex has a lot to get off of his chest as he sips on some Hard AF Seltzer. Dex takes aim at America's beloved athletes who wrongly and falsely crapped on police officers the last two years and out of touch, over privileged celebrities trying to hold the moral high ground. Joe Biden and the far-left are pivoting from "defund the police" to "fund the police". Lastly, Dex is featured in a new and recently released documentary "The Model City" on Newsy, about the 2020 riots and protest in Louisville sparked by the death of Breonna Taylor. He sets the record straight on a few of the documentaries key points and elaborates on some of the statements made by him in the documentary. 

https://www.newsy.com/stories/the-model-city-how-police-reform-failed-breonna-taylor/

To Order Dex's book "I Am Pitts: Memoirs of An American Patriot" click the link below

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Not many people can say that they wore a police uniform for 38 years. On today's episode, Dex sits down and reconnects with one of his all-time favorite LMPD majors, Bill Kristofeck. Dex and Major Kristofeck chat it up as they talk about major's early years in life, his career and the two reminisce about their time together in the Second Division (West Louisville). Bill Kristofeck was a true leader on the department. It was his big heart and leadership that not only saved Dex's career, but his life. 

The dangerous combination of late night Taco Bell, bourbon, and a late shift have made for an explosive, loose lip, rant of a podcast. The verdict is in, and LMPD Detective Hankison is found not guilty on all charges of Wanton Endangerment 1st and BLM and the far-left are not happy about it. Protest season is coming early in 2022 and Dex has a front row-seat to the show. Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer wants more accountability from the Louisville PD about the death of Breonna Taylor. But the real question is, who is holding Mayor Fischer accountable for the massive increase in crime and record breaking number of black lives lost to violence under his administration?

After a two week hiatus, Dex is back and has a lot to catch up on. This episode is packed with everything from the Russian invasion into Ukraine, wokeness in the military, Bible prophecy, BLM, the war on police at home and the craziness Dex has experienced in the streets the last two weeks. Lastly, Dex opens up about his recent struggles with PTSD.

Dex has the honor and privilege to interview Vietnam combat veteran and Author Joe Fair. At the age of 18, Joe Fair signed up for the Vietnam War draft. Instead of waiting to be called, Joe was ready to serve his country and request that he be pushed to the front of the line. Assigned to the 1st Infantry Division (The Big Red One) Joe finds himself in the middle of combat against a very tough and elusive enemy. After returning home from the war, finding a career and retiring, Joe decides to write about his tour of duty in the Vietnam jungle. 

Episode number 50! This is the first ever crossover episode for the I Am Pitts Podcast! Dex sips on some bourbon while he talks with Ayman and Peter from the Project Sapient Podcast. Ayman and Peter are both active police officers in the northeast. The trio discuss race, life on the PD, life in the military and many other engaging topics. Fair warning, if you are super sensitive and easily offended, this is not the episode for you. If you are a degenerate such as Dex, this is truly the episode for you!

To learn more about the Project Sapient Podcast, visit their website https://projectsapient.org/about-us and be sure to follow their podcast on your favorite podcast app.

To order Dex's book "I Am Pitts: Memoirs of An American Patriot" go to IAMPITTS.COM

For a signed copy of the book, email Dex at [email protected]