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Warning.

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You're about to enter the arena

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and join the battle to save America

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with your host, Sean Parnell.

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What is a battle crew?

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Happy Friday. It's a

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great day to be an American. And

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from she she,

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she, and from sea to shining Sea

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and everyone in between.

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Welcome Patriots.

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I have to say, it's a beautiful Friday here

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in western Pennsylvania, in

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the greatest state in

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the country. Although I know as

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I say that, Commander Melanie

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is upstairs rolling her eyes because

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I think she would have a different opinion of me. But

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we have four seasons here in Pennsylvania,

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Pennsylvania, we have winter,

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spring, summer, fall,

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and in the fall the leaves change.

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It's stunning, It's beautiful. Okay,

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let's get in the arena. Let's getting the show. Got

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a big show today. It's also a hockey night

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in Fort Parnell, so we're gonna be rocking and rolling

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through this show. I'm gonna

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talk a little bit about why this

1:10

country, why we find

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ourselves in the mess that we are

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in. And as I explain

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this, I want to also explain

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for you do not feel bad

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for communists and these radical

1:25

leftists when bad things happened

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to them. Trust me, I'll explain

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why here in a second week.

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Republicans don't just frustrate me.

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They are dangerous, and we're gonna talk about

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why they're dangerous. Biden

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was interviewed by Howard Stern and

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oh my gosh, the

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man is declining so fast.

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We're gonna go through that, and we're going to talk

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about KJP, Coreine

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Jean Pierre, our favorite

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diversity higher and also the worst press

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secretary in the history of this country.

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Something happened to her at something

2:02

happened to her. Recently, a story came about the New York prolas.

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We're going to talk about that. And Trump is back in

2:07

court today, so we're gonna get

2:09

to that in so much more so, people

2:12

in the live chat have been asking

2:15

before I get into the news of the day, which I promise

2:17

you we're going to get into.

2:18

But it's Friday and we've got lots of it.

2:21

I'm trying to keep Fridays a little bit

2:23

light, a little bit more lighthearted than

2:25

usual. Some of the shows are just

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I feel like some of the shows can be pretty serious.

2:30

There's lots of serious stuff out there, and I only

2:32

have an hour and

2:34

I try to hit all that stuff for you. But people

2:36

when asking about the gorilla chair, so I'm

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just gonna talk about it.

2:40

People.

2:40

Oh, Sean, Sean, what's this gorilla chair

2:42

you're talking so much about. Well, I'm adding

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it to the screen and for folks who

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are listening, our friends see right

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that right there is a gorilla

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chair. And this is on my locals page. So you should go over

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there and subscribe to my locals page or just follow

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me over there for some of this cool content. But

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this is from Commander Melanie and she says new

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studio set, Battle Crew sent

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me this, and Sean sent me

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this ad and said he'd like to get this couch, a

3:07

gorilla couch, to do

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the show from. I'm worried that he

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might not have been joking. Well, her

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worries are founded, because

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I'm not joking. And here's Grandpa

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five thousand. He says, Battle

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Great that we've started a frenzy. He

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says, battlegrou I'm going nuts trying to price

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these things. I really would love

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one, but I can't find the price or where. Look at these

3:31

couches. Look at how amazing

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these things are. Can you imagine

3:35

me doing my show from

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a gorilla couch. That would be that would be

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incredible. And by the way, do you remember

3:42

when all those garbage liberals and

3:45

many of our many of

3:47

the folks in the legacy media fell for

3:49

the Gorilla TV hoax? I do,

3:52

But was I the only one that was kind of like, in

3:55

my heart of hearts, kind of wishing that Gorilla

3:57

TV was real? I

3:59

don't think so. If Gorilla TV

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was real, I would likely watch it. And for

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those of you all who are probably listening or watching and

4:05

wondering what the hell I'm talking about, Uh,

4:07

there was a story, a fake story that was

4:10

leaked to the media that when Trump was

4:12

president, all he would do is sit around in the Lincoln

4:14

bedroom all day, drink

4:16

diet coke, and watch a TV channel

4:18

called Gorilla TV, which was essentially

4:20

Gorilla is just Fighting all day and

4:23

turned out to be fake because of course it

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was fake. But I remember thinking,

4:28

kind of which that was real? I think I'd watch

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that channel.

4:32

Okay.

4:33

Also, summer is fast

4:36

approaching and we're trying to figure out what we're going to get

4:38

the kids involved in this year, and

4:40

we've been looking for things to do as a family

4:43

that aren't filled with liberal

4:45

propaganda, and because

4:47

it seems like everything is these

4:50

days, from the YMCA to even

4:52

the Catholic Church, the Pope.

4:54

I'm Catholic, Okay, So.

4:57

I see the story about the Pope today saying

4:59

that the Pope's as if you don't believe in climate change,

5:01

you're stupid.

5:03

The common Pope sucks. Okay.

5:05

I don't care who I'm gonna.

5:06

I'm sorry if I got Catholics that are watching

5:08

I'm Catholic too, that guy. I

5:10

don't know what the hell he's talking about, But I don't know

5:12

why it has to be so brazenly political. But that kind

5:15

of stuff just annoys me. But even the

5:17

Catholic Church has just become so woke.

5:20

It's it's it's kind of unbelievable.

5:23

And so we were talking about maybe getting the kids

5:25

involved in.

5:26

The four huh. You know, I've told

5:28

you before.

5:28

We've got a small farm here in western Pennsylvania,

5:31

and you like to get the kids involved in some of this

5:33

stuff, teach them valuable life lessons.

5:35

Also the importance of relying on each

5:38

other. That really

5:40

is something that we try to you know, we've

5:42

got a blended family, so it's it's

5:44

something you know, it's but it's

5:46

it's so so rewarding on so many

5:49

levels. But one of the lessons

5:51

that Melanie and I try to talk to

5:53

our kids about is says, you're

5:55

all on the same team. You have

5:57

to have your back, have

5:59

each other back, you know, because we're

6:01

not going to be around forever. And so

6:04

much of a parent's job is preparing your

6:06

child for not just life, but what's

6:08

next. And what's next might not you

6:10

might not be a part of that story, and

6:12

God forbid if something like that happened. You want

6:14

your kids to be great people and

6:17

kids, siblings, that's who they got,

6:20

and they should rely on their family. They should love their

6:22

family, they should they should be loyal to members

6:24

of their family. And that's just something that Melanie and I talk about

6:26

with them all the time. So we talked about

6:29

getting them involved in the four H you know, because

6:31

four H it's conservative, it's

6:33

it's about farming and learning about

6:36

livestock, crops, animals,

6:39

whatever, agriculture. And you

6:41

go to the four age page to sign them up, and

6:43

right there on the home page it says

6:46

one of their pillars of their organization is

6:48

this diversity, equity and inclusion.

6:51

Oh my God,

6:53

really, really, four h

6:56

even four H is

6:58

not excluded from the curse.

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That is DEI.

7:02

Oh my gosh, it's nothing sacred

7:05

in America anymore. Okay, So anyway,

7:07

no more on that. Let's

7:10

talk about Well this is this Actually, maybe it's a good

7:12

segue. DEI is part of the reason

7:15

why we're in the situation that we're in.

7:18

You know.

7:18

Ultimately, it's just a way that these

7:21

new democrats, these communists, these fascists,

7:24

just another way that they

7:26

that they divide us by skin,

7:28

color, by religion, by with

7:31

money, by age.

7:34

And this is how these these liberals, these

7:36

new democrats, is how they keep and retain power.

7:39

All DEI is, all climate

7:41

change is all any of that garbage is

7:44

is just a trojan horse for their

7:47

worldview, which is,

7:51

or tends to always be about controlling

7:54

us. Isn't that crazy? It's

7:57

these liberals. They

7:59

think they're so much smarter than you. And

8:02

I think what makes them so dangerous

8:04

is they're they're what I like to call they're

8:07

smart people that are actually stupid, and they believe

8:09

that they're smart. And because they believe that

8:11

they're smart, they're actually dangerous

8:13

because they're so willing to push their worldview

8:16

on you because you're just too stupid. You

8:18

couldn't know any better. You're just a dumb hic

8:20

conservative, what do you know? And

8:23

they're just because they believe

8:25

you to be so stupid, they're wholly

8:27

willing unforcing

8:32

a worldview on you that might be opposed

8:34

to how the other, the way that you want to raise your

8:36

kids, the way that you want to live your life. I absolutely

8:40

that just disgusts me because

8:42

that's not what America is all about. But

8:46

as I was thinking about tonight's episode

8:49

and the reason why we are in this

8:51

mess, that those are the words I wrote down

8:54

the reason why we are in

8:56

this mess, and I came

8:58

up with a list of four

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things. One

9:03

at the top of the list in all caps, I'm

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looking here at my show notes, and in all caps

9:08

it has the authoritarian

9:10

left, because

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this ain't your grandfather's or grandmother's

9:15

Democrat party anymore. And

9:17

every time I say that, I smile

9:20

because I remember

9:23

as a kid, and I pride myself on

9:25

always having been a conservative. I've never ever

9:28

once been a liberal. Never

9:30

once has that ideology ever appealed

9:32

to me. Being

9:34

a victim feeling entitled

9:37

tends to be at the core of liberalism,

9:39

and I loathe that. I don't like it. But

9:42

I remember my parents, my mom

9:45

and my dad having an argument with my grandfather.

9:47

My grandfather was like a second father to

9:49

me. I spent a lot

9:52

of time over there growing up, because

9:54

my parents had me when they were young. But

9:56

I remember as a kid sitting there on this couch

9:58

and my grandparents living room and TV in

10:01

the corner, and there was always a Western on because

10:03

my Grandpap loved Westerns, And

10:05

I remember this conversation. My Grandpap just

10:07

be sitting there and he was always so chill. I've

10:10

never seen that man. I've never seen that guy

10:12

lose his temper. My grandfather's the kind

10:14

of guy that you know. He would drive me around

10:17

to McDonald's and had, you know, friends

10:20

named fast Eddie and Vinnie the Creep,

10:22

and Vinnie the Creep would always walk out of McDonald's

10:24

with a napkin dispenser in his pocket or something.

10:26

It's just like, it's like those

10:29

were his friends. He worked with a lot

10:31

of them, and

10:33

he just never lost his temporary. He'd always pass

10:35

on life wisdom to me anytime he passed. A Catholic

10:38

church he'd do the sign of the cross. It's just like

10:40

a real old school He

10:42

was me by today's standard.

10:44

He was conservative, but he

10:47

was a steadfast Democrat.

10:49

Boy.

10:49

Let me tell you, you couldn't talk him back off of

10:51

that cliff. And I remember my parents

10:54

talking about talking to him about voting

10:56

for Bill Clinton. And

10:59

I think my dad was like trying

11:01

to put Bill Clinton's desk the Monica Lewinsky

11:04

this, and they celeberal and it

11:06

just didn't matter what my dad said. My grandpa

11:09

was just like now, Democrats are for the little

11:11

guy.

11:11

They're for the little guy. They look out for the little

11:14

guy. Well, that's not

11:16

the Democrat party of today.

11:19

I can't tell you how often we talk on this show

11:21

about how the Democrats are the party of the

11:25

twenty twenty four billionaire. They're

11:28

the party of global corporations.

11:31

They're the party of Ivory

11:33

Tower academia.

11:35

They're the party of Hollywood celebrities.

11:38

They don't give a dam

11:40

about the American middle

11:43

class. They don't give a damn

11:45

about workers, they

11:47

don't give a damn about black Latino

11:49

they don't care about any of that. They

11:52

care about keeping retaining power, and

11:54

they care about money and

11:57

they use money to help them retain

11:59

power. And

12:02

as I've said very often, one of the most dangerous

12:05

things that we face in this country

12:07

right now. And

12:09

I mean this this

12:11

and lawfareer is kind of is a small

12:14

part of this, but this

12:16

authoritarian left,

12:19

the new Democrats have infiltrated

12:21

so many of our institutions. I

12:24

mean, they own Hollywood, they

12:26

own education, not just college

12:28

but also all the way down to elementary school.

12:30

Now they own the media, they

12:33

own big corporations. And

12:36

now these new

12:38

Democrats have infiltrated once

12:41

honorable institutions, government institutions

12:44

that we trusted with the CDC, the

12:46

United States Military.

12:48

You know, I never really trusted the FBI, but.

12:51

The FBI as well in

12:53

what they do. And it's very very

12:56

important for you to understand this. I

12:59

mean, perhaps you do all if you do, just go

13:01

with me here is they braid

13:03

those things together, and

13:06

they weaponize those things against

13:08

people who don't share their worldview.

13:11

So if you're just at school, you

13:13

know, talking to some you know, garbage

13:16

lib teacher or some liberals lecturing

13:18

you about whatever. Your buddy's a liberal

13:20

and you're out having a drink with him

13:22

at the bar and he's trying to tell you how you should

13:25

live your life. I mean whatever, Like you

13:27

can pick up, you know, you

13:30

can pick up, you can drive home, you can separate,

13:32

extricate yourself from that conversation. He

13:35

believes what he believes. I believe what I believe,

13:38

and that's it. You go home, you go your separate

13:40

ways, you each live your life. But

13:42

what's dangerous about what the Democrats are doing

13:44

today is they're weaponizing everything. I

13:47

mean, this is why you can't watch late night TV

13:50

anymore without hearing.

13:53

You know, comedians like Stephen Colbert

13:55

and Jimmy Kimmel just do nothing but trash

13:57

Trump. They're not funny at all. It's

14:00

not stand up comedy. It's just stand up

14:02

communism. That's exactly what

14:04

it is. That's why you

14:07

know football, NFL football all

14:09

about black lives matter, communism

14:13

again, Black lives matter, climate change,

14:17

these new pro Hamas, protests, Antifa,

14:19

they're all the same. They're all trojan horses. They're

14:21

all trojan horses for the

14:23

new Democrats worldview that

14:26

they want to force on you. And the

14:28

most dangerous thing is the braiding together

14:30

of all of those things to push this narrative

14:32

in this lifestyle on the American people.

14:35

It's just that simple.

14:37

So that's all.

14:37

That's number one on the list. Number

14:39

two. And it's interesting

14:42

because the first two things on

14:44

this list, and again if you're just

14:46

joining us, we're talking about the reason why

14:48

we are in this mess. And I wrote down

14:50

four things number two

14:53

on that list, and it's all caps as I was making

14:55

this list as cowardly Republicans.

14:59

Cowardly Republicans,

15:02

they are dangerous because not only

15:04

are they stuck in a worldview that takes

15:07

us back to the nineteen seventies or nineteen

15:09

eighties in a country that doesn't exist anymore,

15:12

they.

15:13

Refuse, and I mean refused,

15:15

to see.

15:16

The moment that we're in. They would

15:18

have us writing strongly worded

15:20

letters about fiscal conservatism,

15:24

about the dangers of big government

15:27

from prison, and

15:29

therein lies the problem with

15:32

many establishment Republicans

15:34

today. They don't see the moment that we're in.

15:36

And of course number three, I

15:39

have a media that lies. I'm gonna tell

15:41

you, I'm gonna give you a specific example. Of course, we

15:43

know the media lies, but they're just so so sinister.

15:46

And number four, half

15:49

of the country, half

15:51

of the public, is content to

15:53

believe those lies and

15:58

a big eye opener for me. What

16:01

really opened my eyes. I mean it wasn't even

16:03

really running for office when

16:05

I really started paying attention.

16:08

Trump won. I remember.

16:09

I remember going to bed thinking, oh my gosh,

16:11

I on the twenty sixteen

16:13

election and

16:16

Trump. I tried to

16:18

stay up all night to figure out how it

16:20

was going to happen.

16:20

I was I couldn't believe.

16:22

It looked like by

16:24

the way, everybody, and I

16:26

mean everybody thought Hillary

16:28

Clinton was gonna win, I mean they

16:31

were like smug, they

16:33

were laughing, they weren't taken election

16:36

nights seriously. And

16:38

then Trump started winning swing states

16:41

and that smugness evaporated

16:43

away. On live television.

16:47

I mean, go find the soundbites. There are these

16:50

hysterical video compilations of it. It's

16:52

amazing. If you're having a bad day and you just

16:54

want to laugh, go.

16:56

Go play that. It's amazing.

16:59

But Trump won, and I ended up falling asleep on the couch

17:01

and woke up and I saw that Trump had

17:03

won. He had won Pennsylvania. He

17:05

was gonna be the guy. And not only

17:08

that, Republicans had historic

17:10

victories in the House of Representatives

17:12

in the United States Senate. We controlled

17:14

all three branches of government,

17:17

and by God, ladies and

17:20

gentlemen, we were going to

17:22

undo eight years

17:25

of horrific damage done to this country

17:27

by Barack Obama.

17:29

And you know what.

17:30

You know they promised to repeal obama Care,

17:33

which destroyed my healthcare as somebody

17:35

that was self employed. When they promised

17:37

to repeal that, Hey, we're gonna get things done. We're

17:39

gonna secure the border, we're gonna shrink

17:41

the size of the government. We're gonna lower taxes

17:43

for everybody held them. When you look

17:45

at the overall you know, billions and billions

17:48

and hundreds of billions of dollars of the federal budget.

17:50

Trump only needs six billion dollars for the wall.

17:52

This is gonna be easy. Pulled

17:54

off the miracle and won for president. We

17:57

control all three branches of government. Nope,

18:02

it wasn't so. In

18:05

fact, we had it dynamic that

18:07

emerged that

18:10

had Trump, a

18:12

businessman, say,

18:14

you know what I'm putting away all this you

18:17

know, inflammatory rhetoric.

18:19

I don't.

18:19

I'm not locking up Hillary Clinton turned out, hindsight

18:22

being twenty twenty, maybe he should

18:24

have done that. I

18:26

go back and forth on this, but hindsight

18:29

being twenty twenty is maybe, you know, look,

18:32

knowing what we know now right seeing

18:35

how the left is going after Republicans

18:37

and trying to throw us imprisoned just for simply

18:39

believing different things, maybe

18:42

Trump should have been a little tougher back then. But he was

18:45

trying to unify the country. And

18:47

here you had Trump trying to unify

18:49

the country and

18:51

you had still Republicans resisting him

18:53

in the House and the Senate. We

18:56

weren't able to get the border will done.

18:59

Why six

19:01

billion dollar? I mean, we sent hundreds of billions

19:03

of dollars to Ukraine today, six billion

19:06

dollars for the borderwalk. Couldn't even get it done.

19:09

GOP was just like.

19:10

No, I'm sorry, sir, we can't

19:13

do that. That's just not in line with the priorities

19:15

of this country right now. Are you kidding

19:17

me? Republicans,

19:21

the heavy hitters in the House and the Senate were

19:23

just like nah. And that's when I started thinking

19:25

something isn't right. And

19:28

so of those I'm sorry, sir, we're

19:30

all about a small government and

19:33

we're all about fiscal conservatism,

19:36

Like yeah, those are establishment conservatives

19:38

to me that they'll go out

19:40

there and they'll campaign on their there

19:42

I've got I've got a ten point plan to

19:45

to minimize taxes and shrink the size

19:47

of government.

19:47

And oh that's great. I mean I still

19:50

believe that stuff. But

19:52

are you not concerned, you

19:55

know, establishment Republicans with January

19:57

six ers who've been political prisoners, locked up

19:59

in the ghoula go trumped up enhanced charges

20:01

for three four years. Now, are you not worried

20:04

that they're locking up trying to lock up our

20:06

political opposition leader and Donald Trump for the

20:08

rest of his life. You'd rather talk to me about low taxes

20:10

and small government. So

20:13

you have two types of establishment Republicans

20:15

here, you spin they're spineless and weak. Type

20:18

one spineless week they

20:20

overly romanticize what

20:23

was. It's why

20:25

they are always playing Ronald

20:27

Reagan' speeches. And by the way, I love me

20:30

some Ronald Reagan's speeches. I mean, you

20:32

go up telling you I love watching his

20:34

speeches. That man was a magical

20:36

speaker. But it was

20:38

a different time. Ronald

20:41

Reagan and Tip O'Neil or

20:43

Bill Clinton, I mean Ronald Reagan, Tip O'Neil,

20:46

Bill Clinton, and nude Gangrit's Democrat

20:48

Republican. They Democrats and Republicans

20:50

back then still love this country. They just had

20:52

a different political philosophy.

20:55

We don't live in those times anymore. And

20:58

so this type one of Republicans spineless

21:01

week overly romanticize what was. They

21:03

failed to see the moment that we're in. And

21:06

because they overly romanticize

21:09

what was, it prevents them seeing from

21:11

what is. And

21:14

the second type, and look, these

21:16

aren't exhaustive lists, this is just me kind

21:18

of going through my show, putting

21:20

together the show. Today you have establishment

21:23

Republicans that are just ego maniacal,

21:26

smug, pompous losers who

21:29

think that by aligning with the

21:31

left and their communist

21:34

allies and the media, that they'll somehow

21:36

be spared their wrath.

21:40

And of course we know that that's preposterous,

21:44

it's simply not true. Let's

21:48

start by talking about number

21:50

one, spineless and weak. And I'm

21:53

using Eric Erickson as an example.

21:55

I'm not trying to insult him. I

21:57

don't know him, I never met him. I'm sure he's

21:59

a good guy. My intent

22:01

on this show is not to bash

22:04

other Republicans. That's not what I'm

22:06

trying to do here, But I

22:08

use this He's an old school

22:10

to me, an old school establishment Republican,

22:13

and I want you to listen to what he says

22:16

and then we'll talk about it.

22:18

There is some weird movement

22:21

happening within conservatism where

22:23

a lot of people who were conservatives suddenly

22:25

arn't and they don't want to give up the name conservative.

22:28

They want to redefine what conservatism

22:31

is. And I think that's a bad thing. Limited

22:34

government and free markets are a good

22:36

thing. And yet we have a number of people

22:39

at conservative think tanks in Washington, d c. Now

22:41

who want government control. They want

22:43

their government to control. Now, I need you

22:45

to understand the problem here. If

22:48

you limit the size and scope

22:50

of the federal government, it makes

22:52

it harder for big government to do

22:55

things. If

22:57

instead, you decide that

22:59

you want to be in charge of the government and use

23:01

the government for your purposes, you're

23:04

going to set precedents that the other side

23:06

will use when they come to power. And ultimately,

23:09

there's no such thing as a permanent

23:11

political majority in the United States

23:14

of America. So

23:16

if you grow the government for your purposes

23:18

and set the precedence of that growth, when

23:20

you're out of power and the people you don't like are

23:22

in power, they're going to use your precedence and the

23:24

government you grew, and they're going to use it against

23:27

you. Sadly, some conservative

23:29

groups in Washington, d C. Have decided

23:31

that the federal government can set

23:33

about some sort of justly ordered society.

23:36

Your view of a justly ordered society,

23:39

I assure you, is completely different from

23:41

the view of pro transgender progressives

23:43

who want a justly ordered society that

23:46

is going to come after you for not supporting

23:48

transgenderism. And yet some of these conservative

23:50

groups have decided they're going to grow government to

23:53

justly order society. And you do need

23:55

to understand you're not going to hold

23:57

onto power in this country forever of

24:00

abandoning this country, short of

24:02

abandoning the American Republic as it

24:04

currently exists, which I think is the subtle

24:07

undercurrent of some of these guys. They're not really fans

24:10

of the American Republican would like to seize power

24:12

and hold power.

24:16

I take umbradge

24:19

with a few things that he said to talk about

24:21

the last thing that he said first, and

24:23

that's what we'd like to seize power in the American

24:26

Republic because we don't like America. I mean, that's

24:28

absurd, that's not what

24:30

we believe. But

24:33

I'm gonna address Eric's

24:35

comments about a permanent political majority

24:37

and how that doesn't exist in America.

24:41

What I think he fails to understand is

24:44

that's the goal of the

24:46

Democrats. It's what

24:48

they want. It's

24:50

why they're rigging elections All

24:53

my life. I've been told doesn't matter, the

24:55

pendulum will swing back. My dad

24:57

told me that once as a kid

25:01

about you know, ay, it doesn't matter. Democrats

25:03

are extreme. They can't be that extreme because we're

25:06

a republic here in this country and we're

25:08

gonna vote, and America we're a center

25:10

right nation, and pendulum is gonna swing

25:13

back. And when it does, oh, it's gonna be tough. It's

25:15

gonna be tough on the Democrats. Democrats are gonna

25:17

have a rough day at the ballot box. Those

25:20

days are gone with

25:22

this mass mail in balloting. The

25:27

pendulum might not swing back. With

25:30

the invasion of our country at the

25:32

southern border, the

25:34

Democrats are one hundred percent

25:36

trying to have illegal aliens vote,

25:40

knowing that the vast majority of illegal

25:42

aliens who come to this country vote

25:45

Democrat first. They want a

25:47

permanent political majority.

25:50

That's their goal. To not recognize

25:53

that to not see that in your enemy

25:56

is to be dangerous. And this is

25:58

why weak Republicans

26:00

are dangerous, because

26:04

how many times can you turn the cheek.

26:06

It talks about if we lose power, they'll use

26:08

it against us, like we

26:10

are so past that point.

26:14

But listen, there are lots of

26:16

Republicans who think like this, and I

26:19

get it, ten fifteen.

26:21

Years ago, twenty years ago.

26:23

Fine,

26:26

but we do not live in

26:28

that world anymore, you

26:33

know, debating over the filibuster

26:35

and oh if we get rid of this provision on

26:37

the filibuster, when Republicans take control of

26:39

the Senate, all they'll use it against us. The

26:42

Democrats want to pack the Supreme Court.

26:44

The Democrats want to add Washington, DC

26:47

and Puerto Rico estates, which would give

26:49

them a permanent majority in the United

26:51

States Senate. The Democrats have impourted

26:53

ten million illegal invaders

26:56

into this country, and we have Republicans.

26:58

Hawaiian let's talk about drinking this shies

27:00

and scolpe of a federal government. Because of we

27:02

shrank the size and scope of the federal government,

27:05

the government will be able.

27:06

To do Okay, I get it.

27:08

I don't again, I don't fundamentally disagree

27:10

with that, but maybe

27:12

we should focus on, you know, saving

27:15

Republicans from wrongly going to prison.

27:20

And so that brings me to the point of

27:23

this. Saw this video and maybe this will

27:25

brighten your Friday. And it's a it's a protester

27:30

at one of these universities. I think it's down in Texas

27:33

getting accosted

27:35

by the police. I

27:38

want you see this video, and

27:41

I really want you to do

27:43

something for me. As you watch it, search your feelings

27:45

and be honest with yourself. Really,

27:48

this is this is a test. So just search

27:51

your feelings and I

27:53

want you to. You don't have to say

27:55

it in the live chat, although that would be kind

27:57

of cool if you did. How do you

27:59

feel after

28:01

you finished watching this video? I mean, there's no

28:04

right or wrong answers here. I'm gonna tell

28:06

you exactly how I feel after

28:08

after we'd done.

28:09

But just watch.

28:16

You know,

28:35

Oh my god, you need more practice.

28:38

You are and you are having another

28:43

day.

28:54

She is a professor at university.

28:57

She's above the law here. She

28:59

is she said, a a pro Hamas. She's

29:01

a pro Hamas terrorist sympathizer raising

29:04

hell at these universities. Some of these

29:06

universities canceled their college

29:08

graduation because of these you know, pro Islamic

29:11

extremist students that are raising hell on

29:13

campus, not just raising hell on campus,

29:17

in some cases, assaulting Jewish students

29:19

and preventing them from going to class, you know, just

29:22

like the Nazis did. And

29:25

so I've told you over the course of this last week, the

29:27

professors were taking part of it. That professor

29:30

was taking part of it. She was blocking Jews

29:32

from getting to class. She was taking

29:34

the sides of these pro Hamas radicals. They did

29:36

not disperse when the police asked them to, and

29:39

the police took her rom in their custody.

29:40

But she's a professor. She can't be arrested. She's

29:43

a professor at Emory University.

29:45

Okay, So I asked you, how

29:47

do you feel when you see that? I

29:50

don't want to tell you. I see that

29:52

and I laugh. It brings

29:55

me joy. You can say,

29:59

you can say that makes.

30:00

Me cruel, but I

30:03

don't care. I

30:05

don't care these

30:08

people.

30:08

Here's why I don't care. Here's why you

30:10

shouldn't care either. And this is why I say, don't feel

30:13

bad for these communist fascist leftists.

30:17

They would throw you in your family in

30:19

the Gulag, including your children, for the

30:21

rest of your known lives, and they

30:23

would not lose any sleep

30:27

over it. And

30:30

I want to show you something. Put

30:34

this here on the screen and I'll read it for folks who

30:36

are listening. Fifty nine percent

30:38

of Democratic voters would favor a government

30:41

policy requiring that citizens

30:44

remained confined to their homes

30:46

at all times except for emergencies,

30:49

if they refuse to get a COVID vaccine

30:51

a COVID nineteen vaccine. Such

30:54

a proposal is opposed by

30:56

sixty one percent of all likely voters,

30:58

including seventy nine percent of publicans

31:00

in seventy one percent of unaffiliated and

31:02

affiliated voters. So

31:04

fifty nine percent of Democrats

31:08

would favor a government policy requiring

31:10

you stay confined to your homes

31:13

if you didn't get vaccinated.

31:16

We know how absurd that is now, given that the vaccine

31:18

simply does not work.

31:21

How about this?

31:22

Nearly half forty eight percent of Democrat

31:25

voters think federal and state governments should

31:27

be able to fine or imprison

31:29

individuals who publicly question

31:32

the efficacy of the existing COVID

31:34

nineteen vaccines. Of social media, television,

31:37

radio, or an online digital

31:39

publications only twenty

31:41

seven percent of all voters, including just fourteen

31:43

percent of Republicans and eighteen percent of unaffiliated

31:45

voters, support that half

31:49

the Democrat party thinks

31:51

that the government should be able to imprison

31:54

you for simply questioning

31:56

the efficacy of a vaccine,

31:59

in this case the COVID vaccine, but it's vaccines

32:01

in general. Half of

32:03

all Democrats, I

32:06

mean, eighty five million people voted

32:08

for Joe Biden. So then that then we could

32:11

assume that forty percent,

32:13

forty five percent of those

32:15

people, because not everybody who voted for Joe Biden

32:17

was a Democrat, but forty five percent

32:19

of those people.

32:20

What is that? You know?

32:21

You know, thirty five million people believe

32:23

that the government should be able to lock you up. Or

32:27

how about this? Uh, forty

32:29

eight percent favor criminal punishment of vaccine

32:32

critics.

32:32

So I'm just saying all of this to

32:34

you.

32:36

Because you should not feel bad for

32:39

these people. These people don't

32:41

care about you.

32:44

They don't.

32:46

So when this, when police

32:49

go after them and hold them accountable, you

32:52

should say whatever.

32:55

I like.

32:55

Another story that came out Adam shift robbed in

32:57

San Francisco yesterday, which caused them to show

32:59

up.

33:00

At a meeting with no suit.

33:01

I don't care. I

33:04

don't care. These are

33:07

the policies you created.

33:09

You made this bed, go ahead,

33:12

lay in it and enjoy it. Or how

33:14

about the mayor of la her house was broken

33:16

into while she was in it. That sucks,

33:18

but I don't care.

33:22

You created these policies. You made

33:25

this bed, go ahead and lie

33:28

in it. But Republicans,

33:30

they would feel bad for people like this establishment

33:32

Republicans and lament that it even came to

33:34

this, right, Okay,

33:37

So let's move on to number two, and

33:39

that's Chris Christy. Remember

33:42

the egomaniacal, smug people who

33:44

feel like that if they just ingratiate themselves

33:46

with the media, everything will be just fine. Well,

33:50

this is Garden State, Lizzo. Chris

33:53

Christie talking about Vivic

33:56

and Donald Trump again, with Republicans

33:59

like these, who needs Democrats?

34:01

Who needs enemies? Right? I would

34:03

have preferred any of those people over Trump.

34:06

Ramaswami and Trump. I would have hoped for a death

34:08

match where

34:11

they both died.

34:12

A literal death, or

34:15

they both died.

34:20

Chris Christy would

34:22

prefer a death match where Vivic

34:24

and Trump both died. The

34:27

audience laughed. Chris

34:29

Christie thought he was funny.

34:32

It's not funny. Trump is the front runner.

34:35

The Democrats are trying to put him in jail for the rest

34:37

of his life. And then Chris

34:39

Christie said, this a.

34:41

Criminal trial is a really awful

34:43

thing to go through.

34:45

And if you look at Trump physically right

34:47

now, he looks terrible.

34:49

If you look at Trump physically right

34:52

now, he looks terrible. Does

34:55

somebody want to tell Chris Christie what

34:58

I'm thinking? Chris

35:00

Christie doesn't exactly look good.

35:03

Maybe he shouldn't be judging people based

35:05

on their physical appearance. But

35:07

these are these Republicans, These

35:10

are people that are supposed to be on our side.

35:14

Do they have anything in

35:16

common with you? I mean, I'm gonna

35:19

go over here to live chat. I'll check here in a second.

35:21

But do these republicans? Somebody

35:23

I come over to the live chat Gpw's

35:26

in the live chat. He looks like, yeah,

35:29

he does.

35:31

He does.

35:32

Chris Christie reminds me of a fat, stupid,

35:34

schoolyard bully. Esqui says, stay

35:36

in Salty said, oh my God, tell him to

35:38

cross his legs. Somebody's

35:45

they're too chubby to cross his

35:47

legs.

35:48

Well, all of you are right.

35:50

You all are the best audience around, I swear,

35:54

But do you have anything in common with these people?

35:57

I think I know the answer.

36:00

But here's the reason why these Republicans

36:03

either you know, type one Republicans

36:06

who don't understand the moment that romanticize

36:08

the past, or type two egomaniacal losers who

36:10

try to ingratiate themselves with Democrats in the media.

36:12

This is why they are dangerous because they make up a

36:15

significant portion of our party. There are

36:17

lots of them, There are millions of them. Yes, this is

36:19

Donald Trump's party, but there are lots

36:21

of Republicans like this, and they're part of the reason

36:23

why we are here. The

36:27

authoritarian left, though they're

36:31

danger Listen

36:33

to Keith Oberman today. Now, look, I know Keith

36:35

Oberman is a total psycho, but

36:38

he just says what the rest of these Democrats

36:40

in Congress believe. Remember, even

36:44

moderate Democrats from swing states

36:46

and swing districts still

36:49

vote like the squad. They

36:51

all vote together all the time. Some

36:55

of them are just a little better at presenting

36:57

their ideas in a way that keeps them incognito.

37:00

But they all believe what Keith Olberman

37:02

believes.

37:03

Trust me, listen, Justice

37:06

Samuel Alito should wake up tomorrow

37:08

morning in Gitmo or

37:11

in a hospital prison somewhere being examined

37:13

for illnesses.

37:14

Of any kind. Alito

37:17

and the other conservative members of the Supreme Court

37:19

are as dangerous to the future of this country

37:21

and its citizens and its freedoms as

37:24

any terrorists who ever lived.

37:30

They believe that about you. So

37:35

if we have Republicans that

37:39

don't understand that that's what we're up

37:41

against, you can bet

37:44

in a decade from now there

37:47

will be thousands upon thousands

37:49

of Conservative Republicans, likely

37:51

in prison because

37:54

if these people sees all

37:56

levers of power and

37:59

Republicans fail, I helt to stand up to fight

38:01

back, and I truly mean understand where

38:03

we are.

38:04

Fight back.

38:04

Stop talking about your ten point plan. Stop

38:06

talking about, you know, big government and

38:09

low taxes. Again, I support I support

38:11

crushing big government. I support low taxes,

38:14

But that's not the most important issue.

38:16

The ship is sinking. What are you going to do to stop

38:18

it? Let's

38:21

talk about a media that lies. So

38:24

look at how the Associated Press.

38:25

Now.

38:25

I talk about the Associated Press because they're one

38:28

of the largest print publications online

38:30

publications in the entire world that

38:32

are in every country. When they print

38:34

a story, the Associated

38:36

Press gets filtered down into

38:39

every local newspaper

38:41

in the country, not just city papers, but

38:43

actual town papers. That's

38:46

why, that's why I cite the Associated

38:48

Press so much, because the damage that they

38:51

can do is extraordinary. But

38:53

look at how the AP framed the presidential

38:55

immunity argument at the Supreme Court.

38:58

Since conservatives on the Court game to supermajority

39:01

with the confirmation of three Trump appointees,

39:03

they've cast aside decades

39:05

old precedent on abortion and affirmative

39:08

action. Now Trump is asking them

39:10

to rule that one of the fundamental tenets

39:12

of the American system of government,

39:15

that no person is above the law, should

39:17

be rejected as well, at

39:19

least as it applies to him.

39:22

So like,

39:25

that's insane, I mean,

39:28

And all of the all of

39:30

the amazing questions that

39:34

Samuel Alito or and Neil Gorseitz

39:36

asked that absolutely destroy

39:39

the prosecution's case against Trump, none

39:41

of that is in this article. None

39:44

of that is in this

39:47

article. They lie by you amission

39:49

one of those questions, And I'm going to play you

39:51

some sound for it. Here was Kavanaugh asking

39:54

the prosecutor, which which, by the way, listened to

39:56

the government prosecutor. Can't

39:58

remember what his name is, but listen to his it's

40:01

very very grating.

40:02

It's back here.

40:04

It just you know the guy's liberal just

40:06

by listening to his voice. But listen

40:09

to this question that Kavanaugh asks him. It's a great

40:11

question. But if you read that Associated Press article,

40:16

it's nowhere to be found.

40:17

How about President Obama's drone strikes?

40:20

So the Office of Legal Counsel

40:22

looked at this very carefully and

40:24

determined that Number one, the federal

40:26

murder Statute does apply to

40:28

the executive branch. The president wasn't

40:30

personally carrying out the strike, but the

40:32

aiding and abetting laws are broad. And

40:35

it determined that a public authority exception

40:38

that's built into statutes and

40:40

that applied particularly to the murder statute

40:43

because it talks about unlawful killing,

40:46

did not apply to the drone strike. So this

40:48

is actually the way that the system should

40:50

function. The Department of Justice takes

40:52

criminal law very seriously. It

40:54

runs and through the analysis very carefully

40:57

with established principles. It documents

40:59

them, it explains them, and then the president

41:01

can go forward in accordance with it, and there's

41:04

no risk of prosecution for that course

41:06

of activity, thank you for.

41:09

So Kavanaugh was asking him, what, hey, if you're

41:11

going to prosecute Trump for January

41:13

sixth, by the way, where Trump said make your voice

41:15

is heard peacefully and patriotically, I

41:18

mean, this is a complete nothing burger. By

41:20

the way, the fact that we even have

41:22

to like act like this is some big official thing

41:24

as a joke, I just I just totally reject

41:26

the premise of all of it. But that notwithstanding,

41:30

that's a very important question. So if if

41:33

we don't find that Trump is immune for official

41:35

access president, well then I guess we're gonna indict

41:38

President Obama for capital murder for drone

41:40

striking an American citizen and an

41:43

underage an underage American a minor.

41:46

And this guy basically.

41:47

Said, wow, the government basically wrote

41:49

a memo and that it was okay.

41:51

I mean like like he was

41:54

like using a lot of a lot of smart

41:56

people words, a lot of gre words

41:58

to say essentially what I just told you. The Department

42:00

of Justice, you know, we did a memo and it was fine.

42:04

So also, just

42:06

let's take a step back. The Associated Press

42:08

didn't cover that sound bite, but let's

42:10

take a step back.

42:11

And see what he was arguing with.

42:12

This government attorney was arguing, seriously,

42:15

try not to have a nightmare about this.

42:20

This man, this government

42:22

Department of Justice lawyer, was

42:25

in court in front of the United States Supreme

42:27

Court, the highest court in the land,

42:30

on that sound bite that you just heard, arguing

42:33

that it's okay for our

42:36

government to drone

42:38

strike an American citizen oversees

42:41

and murder them. Again,

42:43

I don't care if if the the person that was

42:45

killed was probably a terrorist, he was a ri maybe

42:48

I don't know. I'm

42:50

sure he was, but I mean,

42:53

Democrats are kind of destroyed the word terrorist,

42:55

right because they believe that I'm a domestic terrorist.

42:57

They believe that you're all domestic terrorists. So what prevents

43:00

them from droning you if you go on a

43:02

beach vacation in Europe? Always it's

43:04

a domestic terrorist. We had to kill him. But

43:08

my point is, this

43:10

government lawyer is

43:13

arguing that it's okay for

43:16

the government to drone an American citizen

43:18

and kill them and murder them, but it's

43:20

not okay for a duly elected

43:23

president to fight

43:25

for election integrity, Like

43:27

it's absolutely can

43:30

you believe the moment that we're in and

43:33

so that, ladies and gentlemen, is why

43:36

we desperately need more America

43:38

First people, America First

43:40

representatives. They are so

43:43

people that are running. We need more people

43:46

that understand the moment we've

43:48

got. Our party has to learn to be

43:50

a hard target.

43:53

We just do. Okay,

43:55

So listen, back

43:57

to back

44:00

to the news. Here.

44:03

I feel like I'm an anchorman. Back

44:05

to the news, back to you. Bob Okay

44:10

saw a New York Post headline George

44:12

Soros is paying student radicals

44:14

who are fueling nationwide explosion

44:17

of israel hating protests.

44:20

So just a

44:22

basic question for people here, why

44:25

the hell does America tolerate George

44:27

Soros? Why don't we allow

44:30

him to stay in this country

44:33

so much? In fact, I would even argue,

44:35

damn near all of the dysfunction

44:37

that we have in this country comes

44:39

from that disgusting, evil

44:41

billionaire who's sole purpose

44:44

is to destabilize America.

44:46

He has set it over and over and

44:49

over again. He destabilized

44:51

all of Europe. He

44:53

destabilized the currency. It's why

44:56

they're using their euro, the Brits especially.

45:00

This is what he does. There

45:03

are countries where George Soros is not allowed

45:07

because he funds the demise of

45:09

countries that he deems our threat to

45:11

globalism. So

45:14

why do we allow him here?

45:17

We shouldn't.

45:19

I mean, think about it, how many times I've

45:21

said Soros funded da here on

45:23

this show. Of course, Soros

45:25

funded das let criminals

45:28

out of jail with no bail, and

45:30

they punish conservatives on the regular Soros

45:32

funded das are trying to throw Trump

45:35

in jail for life. Soros

45:37

is funding these protests that are happening

45:40

all across college camp all across America

45:42

right now in college campuses. These protests

45:44

are undoubtedly going to turn violent at

45:46

some point. George Soros

45:49

the funding for the Summer of Love, Black

45:51

Lives Matter, and Antifa violence

45:54

rampaging across the country in twenty twenty.

45:57

That money can be traced right back to

46:00

George Soros. But

46:03

as you think about George Soros, is

46:06

his pro like the type

46:08

of protest it's

46:10

really is pro the protests, it's

46:13

it's never really what it appears

46:15

to be. There's all there's always it's always

46:17

more than meets the eye,

46:20

you know, just as the death

46:22

of George Floyd, Saint

46:24

George Floyd was not the

46:26

real reason for the protests in twenty twenty.

46:29

This Israel Hamas. It's not the real

46:31

reason for the protests this year. You

46:36

know, these Soros backed protests,

46:41

it's all a ruse. It's

46:44

all smoking mirrors. He

46:47

just wants them to appear as

46:49

organic, but they're not. You

46:52

look at these protests on these college campuses.

46:55

All the tents are the same color. Where they

46:57

get the money.

46:58

For all this? He's just poor college kid. You

47:01

know.

47:01

It's like, where did the palettes of bricks

47:03

come from during the Summer

47:05

of Love? They were just

47:08

delivered with a forklift on

47:10

street corners. Do people

47:12

where protesters get this stuff? But

47:15

what Soros does is grab

47:18

a, you know, an emotionally charged

47:21

headline, like like like white

47:24

cop kills black man, or

47:28

Jews are committing genocide in

47:30

Gaza, And

47:33

he uses those headlines that the Democrats

47:35

use to divide us all the time, to

47:38

stir up violence, to stir up or unrest.

47:42

And I think there are lots of people that maybe get baited

47:44

into that and don't really know what the hell is going on.

47:48

But it's all about a social issue to them. But what

47:50

they don't know is that they're advancing Soros's

47:54

endgame, which

47:56

is all about the destabilization

47:58

of this country. Some of Love protests,

48:01

right, Black Lives Matter, ANTIFA stuff,

48:04

that was all about Trump,

48:06

that was all about hurting Trump at the

48:08

ballot box. That was

48:10

all about surrounding the White

48:12

House and destabilizing his

48:14

presidency. So he's focused on all

48:16

this violence, He's not focused on other things.

48:21

So if that was the case, what was happening.

48:23

If we understand that to be the reason

48:25

why Sorous was funding the Summer

48:27

of Love, is

48:30

it also reasonable to assume that maybe

48:32

he is working

48:34

with Barack Obama, Hillary

48:37

Clinton Democrats that maybe don't believe

48:39

that Joe Biden should be the nominee,

48:42

maybe thinking that they still have time in the convention,

48:44

and maybe he's trying to, you know, stir

48:47

up you know, these Israel

48:49

Hamas protests spin him up into something

48:51

violent too, hurt

48:55

Joe Biden's presidency to

48:58

maybe be given an opportunity to replace

49:01

him at the convention. I don't know, folks,

49:03

I don't know. But if George

49:05

Soros, my point is, and we don't know what

49:07

this is the reason for this is yet, but

49:10

if George Soros is funding these protests,

49:12

you can guarant DMT that

49:14

there is more to them than

49:16

meets the eye. Okay,

49:21

let's talk about Joe Biden on Howard

49:23

Stern. So, Joe Biden

49:26

went on Howard Stern's Today, on Howard

49:28

Stern's radio show today, and

49:30

it went exactly how you would have expected

49:32

it to go. What was very clear

49:35

to me is that this man is

49:38

going down hill so

49:41

so fast. I mean, it's the

49:43

guy barely sounds awake as he's talking

49:46

on the show. But he said something

49:48

that was interesting. One he said that he was ready

49:50

to debate, and he would debate

49:52

Donald Trump at some point.

49:55

And I guarantee you that Joe

49:57

Biden's staff was like, no, oh,

50:04

they do not want the

50:06

animated corpse that is Joe Biden debating

50:09

Donald Trump. Ever, They're just

50:11

gonna try to hide him from now into

50:13

election day. The plan was always, well,

50:15

look, Trump didn't debate many of his Republican

50:17

opponents. Well, if Trump doesn't believe in debating,

50:20

we don't either. But now

50:22

that Joe Biden said this, it's gonna

50:24

be hard to walk back from that. But

50:27

today on Joe Today, on Howard Stern,

50:30

Biden said that he oh

50:33

my gosh, he listen, wait okay,

50:35

So he said that was

50:37

a young senator. Salacious women

50:39

sent him pictures.

50:40

Listen, I got put in that ten most

50:43

eligible bachelor's list.

50:44

Because you were United States senator.

50:47

And so and and

50:49

a lot of lovely women. But women

50:52

would send very salacious pictures. And I just

50:55

give him the secret service. I thought somebody think

50:57

I was and uh, and I

50:59

just gave up.

51:04

So like we have gone. First

51:06

of all, that's not true, but we've gone

51:08

from cannibals to Biden being an

51:10

international sex symbol in a week.

51:13

Biden also said he was arrested

51:15

during the Civil Rights movement sitting

51:18

on the front porch with a black family.

51:20

Listen.

51:21

And I looked at my mom. I said, honey, you haven't said

51:23

anything. She said, Joey, let me remember true

51:26

story. So remember when they were desegregating

51:28

Lynnfield a neighborhood into his you

51:31

know, seventy homes built of suburbia.

51:35

And I told you, and there was a black family moving

51:37

in, and there was people who were down there protesting.

51:40

I told you not to go down there, and you went down

51:42

remember that, and you came and got

51:44

to rest up. Me standing on the porch

51:46

with a black family, right and they brought

51:48

you back the police and I said, yeah, mom, I remember

51:51

that.

51:53

How about Howard Stern right right,

51:56

like, not challenging him at all, That

51:58

didn't happen either. But also Biden

52:01

said that he saved six children's

52:04

lives, at least as a lifeguard.

52:06

Now, I've been told that Biden's

52:09

time as a lifeguard was spent having

52:12

kids rub his blonde hair

52:14

in the pool and getting

52:16

in dust ups with an infamous

52:19

man named corn Pop. But

52:22

yeah, listen to Biden saying that he saved six

52:24

lives and it was just not that big of

52:26

a deal because he's a humble He's just a humble

52:29

hero.

52:30

I learned a lot

52:32

and I made a lot of friends.

52:33

Did you ever save anyone's life when you were a lifeguard?

52:36

Was anyone ever drowning?

52:37

Yeah?

52:37

He did?

52:37

Yeah, well half a dozen times, usually younger

52:40

kids, you know.

52:41

But you do the thing with the whistle and then

52:43

jump in and the bathing suit and get.

52:45

You got it? No, Kenny, there's a big pool

52:48

we had. There are seven lifeguards stand.

52:49

Oh see,

52:52

that would define my I would tell I would brag about

52:54

that everywhere I went.

52:55

Well, by the way, I ended up

52:57

in Lake Ontario too when I was

52:59

in law school. But look, one

53:01

of the things that what you.

53:03

Saved the dude's life. When you were in

53:06

law school, you were still doing the lifeguard thing.

53:08

Lifeguards. I mean, you know, people

53:10

just need help sometimes. I mean, it's not like it's

53:12

so heroic.

53:16

You know, it's

53:19

not a big of a deal, you know, just

53:21

saving people's lives, you know, in my speedo,

53:24

with my with with with my with

53:27

my water wings, just saving lives,

53:29

you know, definitely definitely

53:32

not sniffing any of them.

53:33

Kids, just saving him.

53:35

So Axios Today reported that Joe Biden

53:38

looks so that his staff and Joe

53:40

Biden's handlers are concerned that he looks

53:42

so feeble walking

53:45

from the White House to the helicopter

53:47

in back that now his staff

53:50

is instructed to circle and

53:52

surround him to

53:54

try to block reporters

53:57

getting videos of his

53:59

gait, of his strut, his struts,

54:01

just like I mean,

54:03

people that are listening are like, they can't see

54:06

me. But he looks like one of those

54:08

Boston Dynamics robots. You know,

54:10

he doesn't even look real. You see some of

54:12

those videos of him strutting across the

54:14

lawn, It just looks like he's floating. He almost

54:16

looks like he's a hologram. Well, the

54:19

staff is concerned that

54:21

it's gonna make him look too feeble

54:23

to the American people and the lead up of

54:26

to the twenty twenty four election. I want to

54:28

put up on the screen as a side by side

54:30

what you're gonna see as a side by side of Joe Biden

54:32

next to Joe Biden.

54:34

Look at what their plan is.

54:37

So what you see is Joe Biden the left walking alone,

54:39

stumbling and bumbling. And then here on the right

54:41

you have Joe Biden and a staffer trying

54:44

to conceal his gait from

54:46

the press. Again,

54:50

he doesn't look like a real person. Nobody

54:54

walks like that. But what

54:56

does it say about this is the man who

55:00

who is literally

55:02

seconds away, I mean, the

55:04

guy he controls the nuclear

55:06

codes people. I mean,

55:09

I don't even know that he would have strength

55:11

enough to press the new to

55:14

launch a missile, to actually push the button itself.

55:17

But yeah, things are

55:20

fine, Things are just fine.

55:22

But so there's also a report from the New York Post

55:24

today that the

55:28

White House has been trying to push KJP

55:30

out of her position. Of course, our

55:33

favorite diversity higher Karine

55:36

Jean Pierre from the worst pria White House

55:38

press secretary in the history of the world, trying

55:40

to get her.

55:41

Out and basically she

55:43

just won't leave.

55:44

And that's because she's a black lesbian,

55:47

and because she's a black lesbian, the Democrats

55:49

can't fire her. No, I'm not exaggerating.

55:52

This is this isn't a New York Post

55:54

story. And

55:56

what Melanie and I were talking about, Commander

55:58

Melanie and I were talking about is she's basically

56:00

a squatter in the White House. Now they want are gone.

56:02

She doesn't belong there, she refuses to leave, and no

56:05

one can really do anything about it.

56:09

So it's amazing

56:11

to me that we are stuck. And maybe

56:13

it's a blessing in disguise because I don't think

56:16

she helps Joe Biden at all. But we're

56:18

clearly going to be stuck with the dumbest

56:20

press secretary in the history of the country

56:22

up until November. Okay,

56:25

let me take a real quick break and then

56:30

we'll get the Trump's trial in New York

56:32

and what he said outside the trial, and then we'll

56:34

close it up, folks. Okay, So

56:38

Trump was in New York again today during

56:40

Pudge Alvin Bragg's fake

56:43

trial, and he

56:45

wished Milania, his wife, a happy

56:47

birthday. Milania Trump turned fifty four

56:49

today, and she

56:52

was just an extraordinary first lady. Never

56:54

got the credit that she deserved. But

56:57

you know, you got Michelle

56:59

Obama. That's grace in the cover of Vogue

57:01

magazine. You have Jill Biden, who

57:03

looks like she's a like, dresses

57:05

like she's some Christmas elf or something.

57:08

Grace in the cover of Vogue magazine. Trump's

57:10

wife is literally a supermodel when she's not on

57:12

the cover of any of that stuff.

57:13

That's the world that we live in today. Liberals

57:15

despise ugly.

57:17

Liberals love ugly things that

57:20

they despise things that are beautiful, So I think

57:22

they despise people like Milania Trump. But

57:25

here's President Trump outside the courtroom

57:28

today.

57:29

Listen, Thank

57:35

you very much.

57:36

Everybody appreciate it. I

57:39

want to start by wishing

57:41

my wife, Malania's

57:43

very happy birthday. Nice to be

57:45

with her.

57:46

But I'm in a courtin.

57:46

House for a riptrive

57:50

terrible, but we're doing very well in

57:52

this rip draught. Everybody knows that yesterday

57:55

was.

57:55

A big day.

57:56

But I do have to begin by wishing Malania

57:59

happy birthday, she said for her. I'll

58:02

be going there this evening after this

58:05

case finishes up. In this horrible,

58:08

unconstitutional case.

58:12

Gotta say I have so much respect

58:14

for Trump. That guy is relentless. He

58:16

doesn't quit. We need

58:18

him and Republicans need

58:22

to learn from him. You

58:24

cannot back down. We've

58:26

got one shot to dismantle the deep state

58:28

and it's coming in twenty twenty four.

58:31

And listen to me.

58:33

We've got to make sure that Trump wins, because if

58:35

we don't, the Democrats will

58:38

continue to prosecute him. They will try

58:40

to throw him in prison to make sure that he can't

58:42

run for a third time. Mark

58:44

my words, it's gonna happen. So with

58:47

that, I

58:49

will leave you

58:51

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