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the big story from yesterday, well, one

5:32

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5:34

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5:36

A lot of good. We have a lot of news.

5:38

Yeah. A lot of news. One of the stories

5:41

was, of course, that New York AG,

5:43

Leticia James, filed a two

5:45

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5:48

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5:50

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5:52

and all of his kids. claiming

5:55

that he has defrotted

5:57

the state of New York by over inflating

5:59

the value of a lot of

6:02

his properties. And so

6:04

she went into she, like, gave this

6:06

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6:08

because she's just she hates him

6:10

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6:12

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6:21

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Efforts to generate profits for

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6:33

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6:40

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6:43

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6:45

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6:48

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6:50

his children.

6:52

Donald Trump junior, Ivanka

6:56

Trump and

6:57

Eric Trump. And former

6:59

Trump organization CFO,

7:02

Alan Weiselberg and Trump

7:04

organization controller, Jeffrey McConnie.

7:07

Mister Trump and the Trump organization

7:09

repeatedly and persistently

7:12

manipulated the value of ass sits.

7:14

Okay.

7:15

So you get really very grave.

7:17

When it clearly it clearly affected

7:20

her personally. you

7:21

know, clearly

7:22

dead. You know, and and just so everybody

7:24

knows, like, I learned this yesterday. It's a because I'm

7:26

not a lawyer. Don't wanna be one, but they

7:29

but it's a civil suit. it's

7:31

not a a criminal suit. In a civil

7:33

suit, you don't have to prove beyond a reasonable

7:35

doubt. So

7:36

I'm assuming that that's

7:38

on purpose. because there are all of

7:40

these kids named in the suit.

7:42

She is gonna have she's gonna have to prove

7:44

that they did something wrong.

7:47

but all of them, every single individual in

7:49

that suit, that they, like, did it maliciously

7:51

and that this was done, you know, obviously,

7:54

they they knew all the stuff going in and that

7:56

it's, like, they they're just these terrible awful

7:58

people. Right? But not with

8:00

not beyond a reasonable doubt. Right?

8:02

So, I mean, it's like, this she's just

8:04

she's

8:05

never gonna win this. You

8:06

know, III should hope not, but

8:09

but because there's so many there

8:12

it's just everything seems

8:14

so rigged right now. I would

8:16

hope that she would have no case. It seems

8:18

like such an obviously ridiculous

8:21

witch hunt kind of case. Right.

8:23

And especially I mean, if

8:25

she had, after all of this investigation

8:27

that she's been doing, if she

8:29

had something, she you

8:31

know she would make this a criminal case. And

8:33

so the fact that she hasn't is

8:36

hugely indicative of the fact that they

8:38

have nothing. She's just got a

8:40

vendetta. And if you need any

8:42

proof of that, Let's just take a little

8:44

trip down memory lane with Leticia

8:46

James. Shall we look at this?

8:48

Oh, crap. It's not

8:50

showing. I came in. I had a

8:52

flashback of her saying all these

8:55

basically, her saying, I'm gonna go after

8:57

Trump. I'm gonna get him. Like,

8:59

we're gonna hear and go down. because

9:01

you can, but I can play it. But if

9:03

you if you think that the sound is okay, it's

9:05

literally just a whole bunch of it's a

9:07

montage of of sound

9:09

bites from her, so I'll play a little bit.

9:11

We're gonna be real pain in the ass.

9:13

That will never be afraid to

9:15

challenge this illegitimate president. to need to

9:17

focus on Donald Trump needs to follow his

9:19

money, but it's fueling my soul

9:21

right now as Trump. Get it. Get it.

9:23

Get it. Get it.

9:25

So you get the

9:25

idea. Right? she does she's

9:28

not fond of him at all.

9:30

And so clearly, this seems very,

9:32

very personal and

9:34

just utterly ridiculous. It's

9:36

a ridiculous baseless

9:38

suit. There's that whole illegitimate

9:40

president thing again. So does that make her

9:42

a threat to democracy? Exactly.

9:46

Exactly. Yeah. Well, Trump was

9:48

on Hannity last night

9:50

and he made a really good point

9:52

about how ridiculous this is. And

9:54

in his defense, he's talking about, well,

9:56

and another thing before I even get to his

9:58

clip, She's claiming the main

10:00

basis for this entire suit is

10:02

fraud. Who exactly

10:05

has he defrotted? who

10:07

is the victim in all of this?

10:10

Because without someone to say,

10:12

this hurt me personally, or

10:14

this hurt me financially, like,

10:16

what is even the case? Because

10:18

he's paid back every loan that he's ever

10:21

taken So who is the

10:23

victim here? What do you mean? Like, who's

10:25

been hurt? Yeah. It it just doesn't

10:27

make sense. all of us. She says all

10:29

of us. I don't do you guys are you guys just like

10:31

this? I don't give a crap. Do you guys give a

10:33

crap? because I don't care. I

10:35

don't care. I mean, it's just this stuff.

10:37

Yeah. It's so baseless. And so he

10:39

makes a good point. Well, I'll just

10:41

let him say it. If I

10:42

were going I don't have a mortgage in this property.

10:44

If I was gonna put a mortgage on this

10:46

property, The institutions are going to be coming over.

10:48

They're going to go through comparable properties all

10:50

over Palm Beach or whatever it is, wherever it may

10:52

be Miami. We have them all over.

10:54

We have tremendous properties. And

10:57

again, we have very little

10:59

debt. The

11:00

debt we did have, it was paid

11:02

current. The banks made a lot

11:03

of money She's trying to

11:06

defend banks that got paid off. She's

11:08

trying to defend

11:09

banks that had unbelievable legal

11:12

talent. I will tell you that. They're very

11:14

good. It

11:15

it doesn't make any sense. So, like, if someone

11:17

was gonna give him a loan,

11:20

she's basically suggesting that he

11:22

called somebody on the phone and said, I'm

11:24

Donald Trump. and the value of this

11:26

building is x. Therefore,

11:28

I want a loan for seventy

11:30

billion dollars. The bank's not gonna

11:32

go check and and

11:34

appraise the property for themselves.

11:36

I mean, and that's about how

11:38

this works. And if the bank didn't do

11:40

that, that's on them. Right.

11:43

Exactly on them. And stuff This is obviously it's

11:45

it's this is all TDS. It's

11:47

just and and and

11:49

she looks pathetic. and keep

11:51

going back. All of these democrats, these

11:53

liberals are starting to not starting

11:55

to. They just look pathetic.

11:58

this point. Like, I saw this yesterday and I

12:00

was just like, well, here we go again. This is

12:02

another one. It's just another one. I mean, they will

12:04

stop, but nothing these people are

12:06

deranged. They

12:07

are freaking looms. They're

12:09

looms. Leave the guy alone.

12:12

Yeah.

12:12

Why not load? It is like it isn't

12:15

enough already. Enough.

12:16

Yes. It's just it's so vindictive. It

12:19

is. I know a lot of people have been

12:21

angry at former

12:23

attorney general Bill Barr because

12:26

he has said things in the press and on

12:28

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12:30

have felt like, you know,

12:32

betrays Trump, I think Bill Barr

12:34

generally just says things

12:36

that he believes from a legal

12:38

standpoint with his legal background.

12:40

So some cases like with the Mar a Lago raid,

12:42

for example. There are some cases where

12:44

he feels like, you know, Trump probably messed

12:46

up. and this is at least

12:48

a legitimate investigation. But

12:51

on this, he is like,

12:53

mm-mm, here's what he said.

12:55

There are times where people

12:57

may, you know, be conducting legitimate

13:00

investigations into some of

13:02

Trump's actions, but this isn't one

13:04

of them. And it is simply true

13:06

that there are a lot of long

13:08

knives out for them. And

13:10

people tend to to go after

13:12

Trump, target them unfairly, apply different

13:14

standards of justice. And when that

13:16

happens, I think it has to be called

13:18

out.

13:19

Exactly. Yeah. It needs to be called out.

13:21

And these people are crazy.

13:24

It's I mean And then I wonder, like,

13:26

if it If it is, like, this

13:28

just ridiculous lawsuit that has

13:30

no basis, I wonder if he could go,

13:32

obviously, go back he can go after her. He could

13:34

counter suit, Sydney. because I

13:35

would I mean, at

13:36

this point, everybody's suing everybody, so

13:38

we might as

13:39

well. Right? Yeah. Exactly. I mean,

13:41

it's just stupid. These people

13:43

aren't stupid. stop

13:45

it. You look like toddlers. It's

13:48

just and especially her

13:50

because she's so she's been

13:52

so openly vocal about

13:54

her hatred for him. So it just and

13:56

the fact that she's, you know, in another

13:58

election cycle, it's all so political

14:00

and so obviously political. Yeah.

14:02

So but I think Bill Barr's right. There

14:05

are other times where, you

14:07

know, at least there's a legitimate

14:09

reason to ask questions And

14:11

so and this is when I don't think Trump

14:14

helps himself. because in that same interview,

14:16

here there's and I still have the

14:18

questions, like, how is it exactly?

14:20

What is the process?

14:21

for

14:22

declassifying anything. If

14:24

you're the president, how does that

14:26

work? And you would think that this would

14:28

be fairly

14:31

open. Like, a there would be a

14:33

process that we would know. understood? Yeah.

14:35

We would know it. And I still don't I don't know

14:37

what the process is. but I have to

14:39

believe that it is not

14:41

this.

14:41

Doesn't

14:42

have to be a process as I understand

14:45

it. you know, there's different people say

14:47

different things. But as I understand, there doesn't have to be If

14:49

you're the president of the United States, you can

14:51

declassify just by saying, it's declassified.

14:54

Even by thinking about it, because

14:56

you're

14:56

sending it to Mar

14:57

a Lago or to wherever you're sending

15:00

it. And there doesn't

15:02

have to be a process There can

15:04

be a process, but there doesn't have to be.

15:06

You're the president. You make that decision. So

15:08

when you send it, it's the classified.

15:10

We I declassified

15:13

everything. Okay.

15:15

So I can tell

15:17

you that that really bothered you.

15:18

Well, I just You can't declassify

15:21

Right. because

15:21

oh poof. It's

15:22

declassify Yeah.

15:23

Just declassify something

15:26

by taking it. This

15:29

is my favorite.

15:32

I love it though. I love I love

15:34

it. Why isn't

15:36

this under done. Why isn't there,

15:38

like, some clearly written

15:40

rulebook that says, here's how

15:42

you go about declassifying something -- Yeah. --

15:44

so that there would not be all these questions. You

15:46

know what I mean? This is the thing. There's, like,

15:48

eighteen gazillion levels of

15:50

bureaucracy for everything else. They

15:52

have manuals and, like,

15:54

standard operating procedures for all sorts of

15:56

crap. But then this, it's like, we're just

15:58

not sure. We're just not -- Right. -- real sure

16:00

how this work, you guys. We're not.

16:02

Well and I'm sorry. There's all kinds of people in

16:04

the comments going, Yes, he can.

16:06

He can just do it. I'm not gonna take

16:08

it from a YouTube comment. I

16:10

would like to see some official

16:12

documentation from somewhere

16:15

like up up up in the ranks

16:17

that is clearly written. Here

16:19

are the rules about declassifying.

16:21

And that Listen, it's not just

16:23

that I'm confused. It's that that apparently

16:25

lawyers all over the country

16:27

cannot agree about this. Why?

16:29

That seems to be such an easy,

16:31

basic standard of

16:33

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16:35

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16:37

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16:39

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16:41

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16:43

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16:46

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16:48

far in civilization? And

16:50

that question hasn't been

16:52

There's no clarity. Like, how is that even

16:54

possible? And they still don't they still don't

16:56

have clarity. Right.

16:59

There's there's still. What is even

17:01

happening? Right. Anyway,

17:03

so that's all happening. We'll

17:05

see what happens with the the civil case.

17:07

It's all just such total

17:10

madness. But what's really madness

17:13

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17:15

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17:17

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it up, Bob. Alright. Let's talk

19:34

about Biden at the UN yesterday

19:36

because oh my god. So there were two

19:38

moments that have gone completely viral. The first

19:40

and there were two different, I think, opportunities

19:44

for him to speak. First, he spoke to

19:46

the whole thing, but then there another thing another

19:48

presentation that he made, I think. And

19:50

so at the end of

19:52

his presentation,

19:53

You know how he walks off the stage and he never

19:56

knows what to do unless somebody

19:58

drives him and holds hands. He's trying to find

19:59

somebody to shake hands with, and the person was

20:02

never there. You guys.

20:04

But here it is.

20:07

Oh my god.

20:10

Oh my god. Why

20:13

is it?

20:15

I can't. What's

20:18

Mister president,

20:21

thank you. Oh my god. At the end

20:23

of such a momentous

20:25

event, the word

20:27

thank you seems kind of inadequate.

20:29

But for all the millions

20:32

whose lives will be saved. Oh

20:34

my god. For the communities where life will be transformed.

20:36

Thank you. So thank you president Biden

20:38

for your long term. stand

20:40

I mean,

20:41

it's embarrassing. It's just embarrassing.

20:44

Oh my god. Imagine

20:47

being Putin right now. Imagine being Putin who's like

20:49

running around threatening to nuke everything at the

20:51

moment. Right. Imagine being Putin and

20:53

watching that guy and thinking

20:55

that the biggest adversary I gotta worry

20:57

about. That guy? That's

21:00

mhmm. Oh my god. And this wasn't

21:02

even the worst of it. There was the there

21:04

was the end of his speech, which

21:06

by the way, I thought was

21:08

totally bolus. I what

21:10

I think of when I when I think

21:12

of someone with power and

21:15

strength at the UN, I think of Nikki

21:17

Haley. Nikki Haley was such a good

21:19

UN ambassador She always

21:21

always projected strength of the

21:23

United States, and

21:25

that is what you have to do. and

21:27

this guy, Biden, is so utterly useless.

21:30

This is how he ended his

21:32

speech. Thank you for tolerance

21:35

and listening to me. I

21:37

appreciate very much.

21:38

Oh my god.

21:40

Yeah. Thank you for

21:42

tolerance and listening to me.

21:44

Yeah. Oh

21:46

my god.

21:48

Yeah.

21:48

oh well Wow. I I mean,

21:51

I

21:54

just can you I just

21:56

cannot understand how

21:58

anyone continues to support

21:59

him. Anyone. I I just don't

22:02

get it. Well -- How how -- the the

22:04

soy boys. You know what I mean? The people

22:06

the all the guys on the left too. This

22:08

is the thing. They're they're weak. They're

22:11

weak. This there is no strength in this

22:13

guy. There's no strength in America

22:15

anymore. These are the people that hate

22:17

America. Right?

22:19

They hate this country, so they don't care

22:21

if we show strength or not. They want

22:23

to

22:23

bow down to all these other countries

22:26

and apologize for

22:27

being us. Yeah. You

22:28

know. And I

22:29

just imagine if Trump had

22:31

been there to deliver the speech. Oh

22:34

my god. Oh my god. It would have been

22:36

-- Yeah. Exactly. -- night and

22:38

day. He always projected

22:40

strength. He always projected

22:42

this sort of notion of

22:45

America comes first, and the reason

22:47

we come first is because we're the freaking

22:49

best. Right. And there was never a doubt

22:51

about it. And he's and he was never

22:53

in the back of a line. He

22:55

was always, like, up in front. He was

22:57

at at a conference table. He was

22:59

basically at the center of it. and made sure of

23:01

that. He was he's aggressive.

23:03

And can you imagine him walking off a stage

23:05

like that? Never. In a bajillion

23:08

years. No. No. No

23:10

freaking way because the guy's aggressive and that's what

23:12

you need. As a leader, you need a leader

23:14

that is aggressive who has

23:16

balls. Yeah. And Biden does

23:18

neither of those things. It's

23:20

just it's totally embarrassing. And

23:22

it gets even worse because then

23:24

you guys. Do you remember okay.

23:26

So the other day two days ago,

23:29

maybe, Biden was walking through that car show,

23:31

and he was doing the interview with sixty minutes.

23:33

Yeah. So I guess it was Sunday. when it

23:35

aired. And he was asked about the

23:37

pandemic and he said very

23:39

clearly in that interview the

23:42

pandemic is over. Right?

23:44

And now, like, the White House has been

23:46

scrambling, doctor Fauci's been on all the

23:48

shows, trying to walk it back, trying to say, no, no, no,

23:50

no, no, here's what he meant. is what

23:52

they always do for me. And all the mask

23:54

wearing Liberals are freaking out because they wanna

23:56

wear mask the rest of their

23:57

lives. Yeah. Right. So they're like, oh

23:59

my god, our leader told us

23:59

that it's over. What are we gonna

24:02

do? Oh, god. We have to

24:04

unmask our kids now.

24:06

What do we do?

24:07

I mean, they're all freaking out because

24:09

they love they love this. They love

24:11

being in a state of panic

24:13

and the government telling them what to do

24:15

on a daily basis. This is what they want.

24:17

Well, and so when Biden says the pandemic is

24:19

over it, like, completely, that's

24:22

a huge huge deal. Right?

24:24

So Corinne Jean Pierre was on one of the

24:27

new shows yesterday, and she

24:29

was asked about that comment.

24:31

And then I don't

24:34

know how to prepare you for

24:36

how she SKUsES, THAT

24:39

Gaffe. BUT I'LL JUST LET HER

24:41

-- JUST WATCH. Ian: THE

24:42

PRESIDENT ALSO ON THE sixty MINUTES

24:45

INTERVIEW SAID THAT THE pandemic is over. There's

24:47

been quite a bit of pushback to

24:50

that statement by the president. Where is

24:52

he today on that? So

24:54

just to step back for a second what we saw

24:56

during that interview, a sixty minute interview

24:58

when he made those comments. He was

25:00

walking through the

25:03

Detroit car show, the halls of

25:05

the Detroit Car show, and he was looking

25:07

around. We have to remember the last time

25:09

that they had held that event was

25:11

three years ago Even as we're talking

25:13

about Unga, the president's going to speak

25:15

shortly as I just mentioned, we that

25:17

hasn't been held in in person for

25:19

about three years as well. we

25:21

are in a different time. He's been

25:23

very consistent about

25:25

that. So

25:25

the pandemic is over. He said the

25:28

pandemic is over because he

25:30

was just distracted by the car show? By the car

25:32

show. Yeah. Because the car show everybody

25:34

was massless of the car show. I listen.

25:36

When I go to car shows,

25:38

I say stuff that I regret all the

25:40

time. Like, I just you and I

25:42

believe the stuff I say, car shows, you

25:45

guys? It's a car show. It's the

25:46

car. Can't be expected to stay

25:48

coherent into the car show. It's crazy. I

25:50

mean, like, top of the box. It's like

25:52

it's a man. The car show.

25:54

Alright? What

25:56

happens at the car show? Stays at the car show, you guys?

25:59

Come on. Don't you

25:59

know that? Oh my god.

26:02

So it's super stupid.

26:04

I just loved that that was I

26:06

mean, let's take a step back, she

26:08

says, and realize where he

26:10

was. He was at a car show.

26:13

that hadn't been there for three

26:15

years. And there were so many

26:17

cars you guys. It shows it

26:19

shows more of his weakness though because

26:21

he does he's not calling the

26:23

shots. So it just shows you more of, like,

26:25

when he says something that is

26:27

out of the narrative, like, what's away

26:29

from the script, something

26:31

that he's not supposed to say, they

26:33

all gang up and they're like,

26:35

oh, crap, we gotta fix it. Yeah.

26:38

Whereas, you know, when it's one

26:40

of our guys. If

26:42

it were one of our

26:44

presidents when I say, you know, like a

26:46

Republican president, and he

26:48

said something, or she said

26:50

something. It would just it would

26:52

just be. You know what I mean? It would just

26:53

it probably would be the policy. It

26:56

probably would be, except because everybody would be

26:58

in lock step and they would know exactly what that

27:00

what that individual, you know,

27:01

was thinking before they went to the freaking car

27:04

show. You know, but

27:06

Biden is such a loose cannon

27:08

because he is

27:08

a geriatric goof that,

27:10

you know, they don't they have no idea. He's

27:12

not running the show. It just shows

27:14

you. It just solidifies the fact that he's not doing it. There

27:16

are so many other people around

27:19

him, and he's just this

27:21

this malleable, mushy,

27:25

just ballless, just

27:27

figurehead

27:27

that they have just

27:30

up there on a stage and they tell them what to

27:32

say and they give them a teleprompter and they're

27:34

like, just don't go off script. Don't

27:36

go off script. and

27:37

it does every second time.

27:40

Right. Oh my god.

27:42

Speaking of people who are just complete

27:45

idiots, in this administration. You wrote about this yesterday

27:47

at chicks on the right dot com. Kamala

27:51

is at it again. Never

27:53

In the history of ever, did I think someone

27:56

could put the word community in

27:58

one sentence five

28:01

times? word of the day. times. The

28:03

word of the day, Mark. Maybe

28:05

it's even more than five. It could be more than five.

28:07

I counted at least five. And

28:09

that's amazing. For one sentence -- Yeah. -- to

28:11

include the same word that many times, and

28:14

I will play it for you. Here it goes. Very excited.

28:16

We invested an

28:18

additional twelve billion dollars

28:19

into community banks because

28:21

we know community banks are in

28:24

the community. understand the needs

28:26

and desires of that community as well as

28:28

the talent and capacity of

28:30

community. That's

28:30

five. That's five times. That

28:32

was good. Wasn't it? It's got it's like what I

28:34

I wrote yesterday. It's like when when we were

28:37

kids and we used to watch Sesame

28:39

Street and they had the word of the

28:41

day. That's Yes. She is a walking

28:43

Sesame

28:43

Street episode. That's what

28:45

she is.

28:46

She's just like the word of the day is

28:48

community. I only use it as many times

28:51

possible so you guys

28:53

can understand. Oh my

28:55

gosh. She's just such an empty suit. Such

28:57

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28:59

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about the ridiculous story that

32:40

is something I've said in this

32:42

very live stream yesterday that I was worried

32:44

was gonna happen now happening, and

32:47

that is that there is now a

32:49

lawyer who is representing at least

32:51

three. They're all from the same family.

32:53

three illegals that were shipped off to Martha's Vineyard.

32:55

They are suing governor

32:58

DeSantis for

33:00

this torture, apparently.

33:02

By being sent to Martha's Vineyard,

33:04

they suffered you guys. They suffered so hard. Never

33:06

mind that their girls I I know why

33:08

They're suffering. One of them got vertigo,

33:11

mom. One of

33:13

them got vertigo.

33:15

He's like, I

33:17

got burning up. Oh my

33:19

god. I mean, it's like in this and I you know what?

33:21

We should send him back. home. I bet you

33:23

back at vertigo back at home. Right. You

33:25

won't in communist Venezuela where you

33:28

were obviously fleeing for

33:30

asylum. And so when you come here, We

33:32

ship you to Martha's Vineyard

33:34

and Like the

33:34

richest part of the country. Right. It's

33:37

like so it's like a paradise. for

33:39

most people. Right? There's, like, a

33:41

trillion dollar houses out there. And he's,

33:43

like, I suffered. I got

33:45

vertigo. I got vertigo. I need to sue. I mean,

33:47

this is such Isn't it just

33:49

like

33:49

quintessential? You're a new American,

33:52

and welcome to America. What do you do? You're

33:54

the first thing that you do when you get here, it's not go

33:56

to Disneyland. No. it's you hire a

33:58

lawyer and you sue

33:59

somebody. So you can

34:00

get back you break the law. Right. After

34:02

you break after you break the law.

34:05

It's you cannot make this

34:07

stuff up. You can't. Crazy. And so

34:09

I

34:09

thought Marco did an amazing job

34:11

in one minute just framing

34:14

how utterly absurd this

34:16

is. Watch.

34:17

Damn

34:18

it. Alright. You're not

34:20

gonna see it, but you are gonna hear it, and that's all that

34:22

matters. It's just him sitting in the chair. Okay?

34:24

There's there's your context.

34:26

What country in the world are you allowed to enter illegally into

34:29

a country violating its laws? And within

34:31

a week, be in

34:34

court suing the very government whose laws you've just violated.

34:36

Well, that's what we hear today that

34:38

the forty eight migrants from Venezuela who violated

34:40

our laws a week ago and entered the country

34:44

illegally are now suing. They're now in court. They have a lawyer and they're

34:46

suing. This is incredible. No other country in the world would

34:48

allow that. And the other hypocrisy

34:50

here is

34:52

all of these people in the media and politics going around that we

34:54

have an obligation to assume this responsibility

34:56

of caring for millions

34:58

of people who are coming

35:01

have come or want to come. Who

35:03

assumes a responsibility? Who supports to pay pay

35:05

period? Who's supposed to pay for all this? because they don't want

35:07

to pay for it? they don't want it.

35:09

What they're basically saying is, we should allow anyone who comes here illegally to come

35:11

and to stay and we should assume

35:14

that responsibility. but only they

35:16

stay in Florida, but only if they stay in Texas,

35:18

and now if they come to New York, now if

35:20

they come to Massachusetts, now if they come

35:22

to Washington, D. C. their Hippocrits,

35:25

and the radical leftist who wanted to say

35:27

that's a hundred percent. I mean, I

35:29

just and who's paying for

35:31

the lawyer? I'm

35:33

assuming that's us. Oh my god.

35:35

Well, who else? Like, these people have money to pay

35:37

for a freaking lawyer. Well, there's

35:39

these organizations. Right? Like, there's these

35:41

leftist organizations who

35:44

just chomp at the bit to try try to

35:47

support them and

35:48

and represent a a nonprofit.

35:52

Right. I mean, I'm

35:54

assuming I have no idea. It's probably a

35:56

nonprofit that doesn't pay

35:57

taxes. Go

35:58

figure. It's probably what

35:59

it is. I mean, I'm I'm you

36:02

know, I'm right about that. You know, it's probably some nonprofit like 501

36:04

that is is taking on the

36:08

case. This ridiculous ridiculous case

36:10

because he's because yeah. I got Verint

36:12

gone. I got Verint

36:14

gone

36:15

on the bus. I I

36:16

just cannot with these people. It's so believable.

36:19

And then again, everybody forgets

36:21

kinda like Marco Rubio

36:24

reminded us, they broke

36:26

the law. Right. Remember when that

36:28

used to mean something? Okay. So can

36:30

I just stop paying

36:32

my taxes? And then No. You're gonna go to jail, because I don't know. feel I got

36:34

vertigo. I got vertigo. I

36:36

got

36:36

vertigo because this administration

36:38

is giving me vertigo. because

36:41

because you saw how much your tax bill is. Right. My

36:43

tax and my electric bill's gone up.

36:45

Everything's gone up.

36:48

all the prices suck, so I'm getting vertigo from that. You know what? I

36:50

just decided this year, I don't wanna I don't wanna

36:52

pay taxes. You should sue Biden.

36:54

should survive So I should. I

36:56

think we all should suit, but we should get a class

36:58

action suit and sue Biden.

37:00

Yeah. because we have vertigo, you

37:02

guys. We I'm burning gum.

37:05

Alright. I actually

37:08

know what your whack is today and

37:10

I have it ready to go to

37:12

share with everybody. Did you wanna intro it in any way first?

37:15

Lot doesn't think this is what. I think that

37:17

I knew that this would happen,

37:19

though. What I solid touch today. I was like, I kinda think

37:21

this is a little whack. Okay? You guys,

37:24

we're probably gonna be split down the middle. There's

37:26

probably gonna be team daisy, and then there's gonna be

37:28

team mock.

37:30

Right? She actually enjoys this. I just

37:32

think it's a little weird. I thought the timing

37:34

was weird. Well, you gotta say what it is

37:38

first. It's the the it's the new song

37:40

for Space

37:41

Force. There's a new song. There's

37:43

a new song, you guys. And

37:46

they have a video to to announce

37:48

sort of the new song. We should watch one. And

37:50

so we're gonna we're gonna play the song

37:54

for you And it's only it's like forty seconds of the song. I'm I'm

37:56

assuming it's a little bit longer than this --

37:58

Right. -- shows. You're gonna get the extended

37:59

version on your phone. I know

38:02

you are.

38:02

You're totally gonna

38:04

do it and put it on it someday. You

38:06

can't I mean, I understand why

38:08

people

38:08

think it's ridiculous, but

38:11

I can't hope that you guys, I like it a little

38:13

bit. Here it is.

38:51

You

38:52

love

38:56

it. Anyway, you love it.

38:58

It's so John Fillin Tusa.

39:01

It is. It totally it

39:03

totally is.

39:06

God. So I was like,

39:08

I think I need more lasers.

39:10

I

39:10

think it needs more yeah. Definitely more lasers. Don't you

39:13

guys think? It's a little bit too

39:15

old for me. Like, listen, I

39:16

I am a gen xer.

39:20

You know, I mean, I'm fifty, I'm sorry, fifty

39:22

one. So, you know,

39:24

you think that I would appreciate

39:26

sort of the old time, some of the

39:29

old time, like, music from some of these

39:32

organizations. And I I do. I

39:34

appreciate that. I appreciate

39:36

the tradition of the

39:37

military and whatnot. But this

39:40

I mean,

39:40

it's a new organization. So

39:43

you think that they would

39:45

only So they was telling

39:48

me. Right. Somebody

39:48

said it sounds like somebody from a forties

39:50

war movie. I'm right there with that. Oh, I think

39:52

they could've done a little bit better. They

39:55

could've You know, I'm not saying don't I mean, don't hire

39:57

Cardi B or anything to -- Right. --

39:59

great songs.

39:59

I'm just saying they could have maybe come up with

40:02

something a little bit more modern. That's all. You know

40:04

what I actually love. You know

40:06

that amazing soundtrack from

40:08

Interstellar. I mean, I freaking

40:10

love the soundtrack of Interstellar. That

40:12

would love that movie. You love

40:14

everything about it. I can't stand that

40:16

movie. I think the music you guys,

40:18

the music is so powerful

40:20

and good. And III

40:22

recognize that it doesn't have lyrics and

40:24

maybe that's the problem,

40:26

but I feel like that's what was

40:28

missing. Is a little bit

40:30

more spaciness less marching

40:32

band, more speed. And I could see all

40:34

the women singing it, and they all had,

40:36

like, the forties hair doos, you know.

40:38

They all had And they all were like, you

40:41

know, doing this

40:41

and they were singing. And he'd say,

40:43

right. That's what I did.

40:46

Listen up.

40:48

Right. It was Anyway, that was a little bit weird.

40:50

I mean, it was just and the timing was a little bit

40:52

weird yesterday. There was so much news,

40:54

and then I saw all

40:56

all the stuff Well, yeah. done. And I just, you

40:59

know, I was just on

40:59

edge yesterday with all of the weird

41:02

news from

41:02

from, you know, Putin just

41:04

being a crazy person and then I

41:06

saw this and I was like, this isn't very

41:10

helpful. Like,

41:11

I I understand the timing is a

41:13

little sucks. Right? Like, why would you release,

41:15

like, this happy little marching band song --

41:18

Right. -- right now? Yeah. not. because it's

41:20

it one thing it does not do is

41:22

strike fear in any

41:24

other country's heart.

41:25

No. There's

41:28

no. No

41:29

fear with that.

41:30

It's time to bring it in. I'm

41:32

looking at my dogs. They're

41:33

about ready to sit here

41:35

and maul me. Branded.

41:38

You know what? It's the it's the first

41:39

day of fall. And

41:42

like yesterday, here it was

41:44

ninety four degrees and today the highest

41:46

sixty six.

41:46

Oh my gosh.

41:48

Are you born? And it

41:50

didn't rain or anything. It's just Indiana

41:52

doing Indiana things. I love

41:54

that so weird. understood the

41:56

assignment. Yeah. I was like, okay. We got you. Summer's over.

41:59

We're on.

41:59

Yeah. Texas is

42:01

like, it's fall. We'll

42:05

give you some fall in January. How about that? Hey, maybe we'll think

42:07

about that in January or February. But

42:09

today, you

42:09

know, non today.

42:14

Alright. You guys have

42:15

a great day we will talk to

42:17

you tomorrow.

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