0:00

Greta Thunberg, you remember her, she's the

0:02

how dare you go, how dare you.

0:04

She's a cretinous little dweeb with the

0:07

brains of a kumquat. She

0:09

always was, but we weren't allowed to say it because

0:11

she wasn't 18. She was a child. You can't attack

0:13

the child. Well, she's now been 18 for three years,

0:15

so we can totally say it. She was

0:17

trotted out for years as some sort of moral exemplar

0:19

because she was under 18, and she

0:21

mouthed nasty little platitudes about how her

0:24

elders had ruined the world. We would

0:26

hold you accountable. How dare

0:28

you. She's treated as a

0:30

political Joan of Arc. She said how

0:32

dare the whole world trembled at her

0:35

supposed moral superiority as she called for

0:37

the impoverishment of nearly all of humanity

0:39

in the name of the earth becoming

0:41

incrementally warmer, slightly less quickly, supposedly. In

0:44

reality, Greta Thunberg was

0:46

always a child-sized Trojan horse for

0:48

anti-Western radicalism, socialism, deindustrialization. Well, now

0:50

the mask is off and it's

0:52

pretty instructive. So yesterday, Greta Thunberg

0:54

showed up at a protest in

0:56

Malmö, Sweden. What exactly

0:58

was being protested? The thing that was

1:01

being protested was a singer for the

1:03

Eurovision contest from Israel. That

1:05

singer's name is Edin Golan. Young

1:09

woman, younger than Greta Thunberg, who

1:11

was literally just singing a song in

1:13

a dumb contest that they hold in Europe. That's kind

1:15

of like American Idol every year. And

1:18

this drew thousands of people to protest, including

1:21

Greta, who showed up wearing

1:24

a kaffir, which is a

1:26

symbol of solidarity with terrorism. So

1:29

she showed up and she then

1:31

explained how she was standing against destruction

1:33

of the environment and also the Jews.

1:37

Here we go. Young

1:51

people, we're the heroes. The heroes. I

1:53

want it now. I want the destruction

1:55

of Western civilization now, mommy. So

1:59

Of course, Greta Thunberg. There is This is

2:01

the Coalition is an army of losers

2:03

and I'm very large army. Harrison.

2:06

Video but the protest look like

2:08

outside again of Euro vision. Of

2:11

Eurovision. Because. An Israeli. Center.

2:13

Was singing a song. Is

2:15

what the protests looks like. See

2:19

that? Six well

2:21

thousand people showed up to yell about the

2:23

Jews. He

2:26

has a Jewish singer showed up

2:28

and events in Sweden. Well

2:31

it's no surprise is happening in Mama which

2:33

that twenty five percent muslim. In. Fact

2:36

To flashbacks Without Twenty Twenty Two, the

2:38

Swedish Prime Minister literally said that Sweden

2:40

had failed to integrate vast numbers of

2:42

immigrants it had taken in over the

2:44

past two decades, leading to parallel societies

2:46

and gang violence. As. According to Reuters,

2:49

She. Said that after violent rise lot more

2:52

than one hundred police injured in April of

2:54

twenty twenty two. And that

2:56

erupted ever sweetest data as politician burned

2:58

the koran and rally. The.

3:01

Prime minister limbs criminals and said both islam as

3:03

I'm. And right wing extremism had been

3:05

allowed to fester in Sweden. She.

3:08

Said segregation been allowed to go so far

3:10

to the parallel societies in Sweden. Well.

3:13

That's true, Radical. Muslims are quite

3:15

prevalent in Sweden which is why Jews are

3:17

not in mama Mama Begin become basically a

3:19

no go zone for anyone Jewish for a

3:21

reason. Some. Of things that this crowd was

3:23

dancing. The crowd the go to tune bird joined.

3:26

One of the slogan that were chanting was sin, Why are

3:28

We Will Not Let you die. Happy. A

3:30

reference to yes yes in one who's the head of

3:32

from us. He's. A person who planned

3:35

October Seven and is currently hiding in Terror tunnels. Allegedly.

3:38

Surrounded by sixteen hostages in the hopes that

3:40

will protect them from death. So.

3:42

These protesters once in war to survive

3:45

because they're not just. Anti

3:47

the war in Gaza or anything like

3:49

that. They. Like com os they are

3:51

in solidarity with some us that is regret

3:53

up. Was. Marching with. She.

3:55

Was marching with people. Who.

3:57

Literally a tacit jews. According

4:00

to why that news on the Copenhagen friends

4:02

who Mamo. There. Were no signs of

4:05

the pro Palestinian demonstration yet according to the

4:07

of other homie who's reporter for why the

4:09

news. That I

4:11

spoke with a dentist doubled lamented the disruption to

4:13

their annual celebration. Of seen it

4:16

Momo Central Station. It resembled Janeane. Janeane

4:18

as a reference to a Palestinian city that

4:20

is largely terrorist one in the West Bank.

4:23

Incidents Merriam. Flags. Or for

4:25

old elders A determination and children Festival

4:27

Tire stickers and runs locals stupid placards

4:29

melson wooden poles fearing inscription on both

4:31

sides Boycott Israel. The. Swedes were

4:34

organized is I pulled out my phone began

4:36

snapping photos. After a few seconds woman around

4:38

sixty dressed in a cafe a pattern rests

4:40

her head covered with the Palestinian scarf or

4:42

mouth mass with a Palestinian mask jumped on

4:44

me and mad that I saw photographer my

4:46

photography. I said we live in

4:48

a democracy and in a public place she demanded I

4:50

stopped photographing and we the pets are. Are

4:52

friends round miss. Once called the police. She.

4:55

Then approached another officer and called more

4:58

people from demonstration. We started photographing meet

5:00

relentlessly. I. Went inside

5:02

within minutes shipyard accompanied by seven or eight

5:04

young muslims have all the accessories. He demanded

5:06

to see documents and prove that I wasn't

5:08

Jewish or Israeli. I said I was

5:10

Jewish and Israeli, and I wouldn't give them the

5:12

ideas he surrounded me and suddenly a blunt object

5:14

hit me hard on. A crumble

5:17

down. For. My hands I hadn't just look

5:19

for a way to escape. The Swedish officers presented

5:21

only bremner of the occupied square. They did not

5:23

intervene. I caught a few kicks and punches

5:25

about other i retaliate in a police he was returning

5:27

it or let the way past. So.

5:31

That's how it was. That is the protests.

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of course, it wasn't just the protesters outside. They were

6:46

also inside. So Edin Golan was

6:48

the Israeli singer. She was doing

6:51

her song rehearsal. The

6:53

song is just a song called Hurricane, which is

6:55

largely about the reaction of Israelis to

6:57

October 7th. And she

6:59

was booed inside the hall. The only person who was booed

7:01

inside the hall, by the way. When

7:10

you hear them booing, this young

7:12

woman who just happens to

7:14

be a Jew from Israel. That

7:17

is the only reason they are booing. Literally

7:19

the only reason they are booing. In

7:22

fact, the expectation in these European

7:24

left-wing censors is so strong. There

7:27

is one Finnish European singer who

7:30

did a little dance with Edin Golan behind the scenes. This

7:34

person's name is

7:37

Yerei Mikhail Pukhonin, known by

7:39

his stage name of Kariya,

7:42

who came in second performing for his country in

7:44

2023 at Eurovision. And

7:47

he was filmed dancing with Edin Golan.

7:54

So they

7:58

danced together. And then the very next

8:01

thing that happened is that this doofus

8:04

apologized for ever having danced with

8:06

this 20-year-old Israeli woman, even

8:10

though she was singing his song,

8:12

and they were dancing together. They

8:15

laugh and they clasp hands in the video.

8:17

And then he posted on Instagram, quote, I happen

8:19

to meet Israel's Eurovision representative today in a video.

8:21

It was filmed of us. It was

8:23

then posted on social media without my permission. Despite

8:26

my request for removal, it has not been taken

8:28

down. I would like to clarify and emphasize the

8:30

video is not a political statement or an endorsement

8:32

of any kind. Absolute

8:34

cowardice, you must never acknowledge that you have

8:36

met a Jew or an Israeli in Malmö,

8:38

Sweden. You must not. You

8:40

must never, ever recognize that the Israelis

8:43

are human and that they ought not

8:45

be killed en masse. The

8:48

army of losers is very, very large in

8:50

the West. It includes

8:52

drag queens who go on the BBC

8:54

to explain that they are canceling their

8:57

Eurovision contest watching in

8:59

order to demonstrate solidarity

9:01

with Hamas. Here

9:04

is a drag queen explaining

9:06

that he will not be holding

9:09

any sort of Eurovision watch party

9:11

because somebody from Israel might be shown.

9:14

You're protesting by

9:16

banning your own event. So

9:19

what have you done and what do you normally

9:21

do and how has it changed? It's been different every

9:24

year, but I am a huge Eurovision fan. This year

9:26

I was hosting my own screening event in Doulston, which

9:28

was going to be 800 people

9:30

screaming, cheering along at the screen. It

9:32

was going to be a really great

9:35

time. I've decided to join the boycott

9:37

because of Israel's inclusion. I

9:40

feel because the EBU has forced my hand, unfortunately, by

9:42

deciding to keep them in the contest. Yeah,

9:45

European Broadcasting Union. Oh

9:48

wow. His hand was

9:50

forced. His very large man hands were forced

9:53

right there. Folks, This

9:55

is the Coalition. It is an army of

9:57

losers and it's a very serious problem. Global

10:00

losers, fans of Palestinian terrorism

10:02

who cannot succeed in a

10:04

meritocracy. Who. Emigrate

10:06

en masse to Europe where they

10:09

form. Entire. Population

10:11

centers that do not participate in the

10:13

Western system and hate the system in

10:15

which they are given welfare and given

10:17

education and in which they are largely

10:19

unsuccessful. Useless socialist web performed zero service.

10:21

a public value their entire lives that

10:23

are very angry capitals and you'd like

10:25

got a thorn. Birds. People. Who

10:28

feel marginalized does the bizarre sexual

10:30

fetishes and rage against of ridiculous

10:32

machine? They're all marching

10:34

together in Mamo against. Wait, For

10:36

it. Of. Course. But. You

10:39

wouldn't. Know.

10:41

The Jews. You're a real just to stand in for the West. Because.

10:43

These answers met a conspiracy theorists believe that

10:46

the Jews control the West. Their.

10:48

Entire theory of the world is

10:50

predicated on: believe he very evil

10:52

believe that failure inherently means victimization.

10:54

And that success inherently means

10:57

exploitation. And. Because the Jews

10:59

are disproportionately successful, this means they're

11:01

disproportionately exploitative. And United

11:03

States is an argument made by critical

11:05

this phyllis about load people. And

11:08

what people built the system for the benefit of whites,

11:10

Which is why whites are so darn successful. The problem

11:12

of course, is it or other groups that are very

11:14

successful or not white. Jews historically

11:17

not categorized as white. Now

11:19

the been included in that rubric. Of

11:22

Jews are disproportionately successful. And

11:24

they can certainly not be victims. To.

11:26

The argument is the jews built the system for

11:28

the benefit of the jews says perfectly appropriate The

11:30

beach jews in the streets of had a mob

11:32

a Jewish singer on a continent where does are

11:34

slaughtered by the millions a couple generations ago. After

11:37

all, the system has to be destroyed. Is.

11:40

An army of losers, losers of the

11:42

world unite. That's what you're watching. And

11:44

Mama is what you're watching on America's

11:46

college campuses is what you're watching. Enlarged

11:48

precincts of the Democratic National Committee. It's.

11:51

An army of losers. A coalition of losers

11:53

are all getting together in order to tear

11:55

down the civilization that has given them. Disproportionate

11:58

wealth and power. For. No

12:01

merit of their own. The.

12:03

People are sitting on our college campuses right

12:05

now, occupying the college centers while demanding food

12:07

during a hunger strike. Those

12:10

members of the army of losers are the most privileged

12:12

people in world history, but they hate the system and

12:14

give them the privilege. And if you're morally.

12:16

Virtuous, For. Dissociating from

12:19

a system in ripping at the system

12:21

and the jews are just convenient excuse.

12:24

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12:26

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12:29

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The love Robin has decided to take these

13:40

people's absolutely beyond me because that's absolutely what

13:42

he's doing when he says the Israel we

13:44

will deprive you will we will at some

13:46

some embargo you. Offensive.

13:49

Weaponry, In the middle of

13:51

a war with Hamas, If you

13:53

dare to go into populated sensors which

13:55

is literally Hamas, his entire strategy go

13:58

into populated sensors. Hide among civilians. Wait

14:00

for Joe Biden to be a weakling. So.

14:02

Bad strategy working on isn't. The

14:05

White House clarified yesterday. That

14:08

this wasn't a senior moment for Joe Biden when

14:10

he went on Cnn and declared said they were

14:12

going to deprive Israel of the offensive weaponry necessary

14:14

to fight Com Os. In.

14:17

Fact. The. White House John

14:19

Kirby National Security spokesperson. He said that.

14:22

It's. The White House's Opinion: The going into Rafa emboldened

14:24

com os know. How you arrive at this

14:26

logic? The their guess was there

14:29

is no logic to say why and he knows

14:31

his ally. and Jill Biden knows that his wine

14:33

is a lie. The only

14:35

a few reasons why the White House is actually doing

14:37

this. One. Is because

14:39

Joe Biden is just. Knew

14:42

his brain is no longer there, it was never there.

14:44

and and now it's really no longer there. That's possibility

14:46

Number one of the i don't think that's the reality.

14:48

Number two. Joe Biden is

14:50

trying to pander to the army of losers. A number

14:52

three. Joe Biden actually believes like

14:54

the army of losers that the West

14:56

is inherently bad. Israel's an outpost of

14:58

West's is inherently part of some sort

15:00

of discriminatory exploit tatum superstructure and made

15:03

the Palestinians disproportionately successful. In reality, the

15:05

reason that the Palestinian population is disproportionately

15:07

unsuccessful is because they decided on a

15:09

governance structure that is directed at terrorism

15:11

in Marine Jews. That is the reason

15:13

is been fruit for literally three generations.

15:17

You know how you can tell? Because. Israeli Arabs

15:20

are ethnically undifferentiated, will.

15:22

Some. Arabs were living in the West Bank or the

15:24

Gaza Strip. Have a much higher

15:27

income trajectory? Why? Because they live in

15:29

Israel? It

15:31

turns out that how you choose to govern

15:34

yourself, have you choose to liberalize has a

15:36

significant impact on how successful you are. In

15:38

a Free market? Cemetery.

15:41

System. Or Joe

15:43

Biden is trying to make excuses. Nasa: Here's some a

15:45

worse excuse making I've ever heard from John Kirby, who

15:47

should be ashamed of himself. Our

15:51

view is that.

15:54

Ross. Operations. Certainly.

15:58

a set of major Rafa

16:01

ground operation would actually strengthen

16:03

Hamas's hands at

16:05

the negotiating table, not Israel's. That's

16:08

our view. Okay,

16:10

so what is the logic there? So

16:12

if Israel were to go into Rafa and

16:14

start killing Hamas members, that would strengthen Hamas's

16:16

hand? Now, you're going to

16:18

have to explain that one real slowly, like I'm

16:20

a child, because that's the dumbest thing I have

16:22

ever heard in my life. That is like suggesting

16:25

that if America just stopped fighting the Japanese in

16:28

the middle of World War II, that would have

16:30

put more pressure on Japan to surrender. That's

16:33

not how anything works ever.

16:36

So Kirby tried to spin this one. And you

16:38

know, points for effort. Here's what he said,

16:40

quote, If I'm Mr. Sinwar and I'm sitting down

16:42

in my tunnel, I think that's where he is,

16:44

and I'm seeing innocent people falling victim to major

16:46

significant combat operations in Rafa, I have less and

16:48

less incentive to want to come to the negotiating

16:50

table and deal. What

16:52

in the actual world is he talking about?

16:56

So his suggestion is

16:58

that Yahya Sinwar will

17:00

want to deal if Israel is nice to

17:03

the people in Rafa, that

17:05

then he'll want to make a deal. He's

17:07

operating from an assumption that Yahya Sinwar cares about

17:10

the people in Rafa. Yahya Sinwar is killing people

17:12

who are attempting to get humanitarian aid. Yahya

17:15

Sinwar built an entire 300-mile network

17:17

of tunnels where all

17:19

the terrorists are hiding and no civilians are allowed.

17:23

Yahya Sinwar is attempting to maximize

17:25

civilian casualty. He wants civilians to

17:27

die. That is his goal because

17:30

then he can wait for John Kirby and Joe Biden to do

17:32

his dirty work for him. If

17:35

the idea is that Yahya Sinwar

17:37

needs an incentive – if

17:40

Yahya Sinwar wanted to prevent civilian casualties before

17:43

anything started, he could have surrendered October 8th

17:45

or better yet, not even have done October

17:47

7th. But it turns out that

17:49

he doesn't give any at all, nothing.

17:51

He does not care at all. He

17:54

cares less the reverse. He wants Palestinians

17:56

to die. So

17:58

what is John Kirby even talking about? He

18:01

said, I can cast Israel in the worst possible way because of the

18:03

way they're behaving. And I can just say, well, clearly they're not interested

18:05

in a good-faith way to get to a ceasefire. Look at what they're

18:07

doing in Rafah. It just gives

18:09

him more ammunition for his twisted narrative. No, you

18:11

know who gives him more ammunition for his twisted

18:13

narrative? You! Because you're backing his twisted narrative. You

18:16

and Joe Biden are out there saying that

18:18

Israel is using bombs to kill civilians, when

18:21

in reality Israel has the lowest terror-to-civilian kill

18:23

ratio of all time in an urban combat

18:25

situation. The prime

18:27

minister of Israel yesterday announced that the

18:29

stats that the IDF has show 14,000 dead terrorists

18:31

and 16,000 dead civilians. Every

18:34

one of those dead civilians is a tragedy, and every one

18:36

of those dead civilians is on Hamas. That is the lowest

18:39

terrorist-to-civilian kill ratio in human

18:41

history in an urban area,

18:44

because Hamas is literally embedding in schools

18:47

and mosques and underneath apartment buildings. According

18:52

to Kirby, smashing into Rafah will not advance the objective,

18:54

will not get to the sustainable enduring defeat of Hamas.

18:57

Well, I mean we'll take that for a grain of salt

18:59

with a grain of salt because Joe Biden literally handed over

19:02

Afghanistan to the Taliban. Joe

19:04

Biden has not won a single military victory, his

19:06

entire presidency. What's

19:08

even more amazing is

19:11

the line from John Kirby. This

19:13

is an incredible line. He

19:15

was asked about the negotiations that are taking

19:17

place between Hamas and Israel, which have now

19:19

broken off. Hamas broke off the negotiations because

19:21

they got what they wanted already. What they

19:23

got is Israel's chain being held by the

19:25

United States. What they got is the

19:28

United States now doing propaganda work on behalf of Hamas

19:30

by suggesting that Israel is the real danger to peace

19:32

in the region. So what

19:34

did Kirby say? We

19:37

believe that there's a path forward, but it's going to

19:39

take some leadership on both sides. On

19:42

both sides. It's going to take

19:44

a little bit of moral courage on both sides

19:46

to finally be able to come across that table

19:48

and ink the seal. Moral

19:51

courage on both. So you're literally both

19:53

sides in this thing? You're

19:55

Talking about a democratic ally of the United

19:57

States, the unity government, including opponents of the

19:59

current president. the minister and on the other

20:02

side in Ashville honest to god evil genocidal

20:04

terror group holding Americans hostage is as well.

20:06

They just need shoulder moral courage. Effects.

20:09

You solo more courage. There's a

20:11

cartoon from that. Adding twenty fourteen is the only

20:13

cartoon a matters. In the

20:15

last fifty years of Israeli

20:17

Palestinian conflict. With. The Americans

20:20

acting as quote unquote honest broker and shows

20:22

John Terry who's then Secretary of State's sitting

20:24

between Bibi Netanyahu on one hand and a

20:26

Palestinian terrorist on the other. And.

20:28

The Palestinians. Harris is saying we just want

20:31

to kill the Jews and John Kerry is

20:33

saying to the Israelis, can't you just meet

20:35

them halfway. That

20:37

is what. John Kirby the

20:39

moral courage from Hamas. It's

20:43

just it's honestly, it makes it hard for me to

20:45

believe. Said. They actually believe the stuff. Because

20:47

even as stupid as I think many of the members of the

20:50

State Department are. As as slowly bereft

20:52

of knowledge and wisdom is, I think many

20:54

members of the Obama administration are. Even.

20:58

Despicable People like former Obama

21:00

officially Ben Rhodes adults and.

21:02

You. Know school he said stubble like mental.

21:05

You have to believe. That. Hamas

21:07

is going to show moral courage. There.

21:10

Was a ceasefire October Six. And. Then

21:12

they one hundred people and they're still holding

21:14

American hostage. And. John Kirby

21:16

is holding them for moral crisis. Same. Nonsense.

21:20

Little or about the Taliban remember this. When

21:23

the tell them are taking over Afghanistan. John.

21:25

Kirby and Joe Biden and went out there and he

21:27

talks about how. Now the

21:29

Taliban are friends and are going to

21:32

guarantee security in Kabul. though shortly before

21:34

the Taliban allowed. Isis k

21:36

to simply blow up thirteen American

21:38

soldiers and kill hundreds of Afghan

21:40

civilians were attempting to escape the

21:42

clutches. And. Now so presumably tens

21:44

of thousands of those people. Is

21:47

hers out? Interesting Terrorists either? You're more under

21:49

Sarah's which you know. He

21:51

bloggers stupid. Or. There's

21:54

something else going on, which is you believe as

21:56

Brock Obama one suggested that the reason that people

21:58

become terrorists is because western explode. He's an evil.

22:01

And. Is all blowback? As

22:03

the deeply held beliefs. Of the army

22:05

of losers these yeah mama and seems to

22:08

be a belief. With. An

22:10

increasing level of credibility inside democratic circles.

22:13

It. Does also leads you bizarre,

22:15

Bizarre. Gaps in public

22:17

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23:32

Biden literally tweeted out quote. On

23:34

my watch. When we make promises, we keep them

23:36

and we leave no one behind. That's

23:40

an insane sweet. He. Literally just

23:42

cut off arms to an American

23:45

ally seeking to free American hostages.

23:47

He says we leave Nord behind. Other than the. Thousands.

23:51

Of. American citizens in Afghanistan other

23:53

than Allies, In

23:55

Ukraine other than allies and is rather

23:57

and hostages in the gods to pleasantly.

24:00

The body behind. You

24:02

know used to know about this? A guy named Joe

24:04

Biden Circuit Twenty nineteen. See. Here

24:06

is Joe Biden twenty nineteen saying we can't just

24:08

cut off military age when Ally. Is

24:11

this week I've said it says

24:13

that some of the democrats are

24:15

saying that is odd because of

24:17

Israel's settlement policy that says they

24:20

would look at cutting off military

24:22

aid to Israel as a result.

24:24

Of that would be tragic

24:26

mistake. I strongly oppose Israel's

24:29

settlement policy on the West

24:31

Bank or have made very

24:33

clear to be be when

24:36

I was vice President made

24:38

it crystal clear to the

24:41

Israelis with the idea that

24:43

we would cut off military

24:46

aid to an hour or

24:48

only true true ally in

24:50

the entire region is absolutely

24:53

preposterous decisis. Beyond my comprehension,

24:55

everyone would do. Yes,

24:58

That is beyond comprehension. Center

25:00

Biden. From. Two thousand and

25:02

nineteen. So what changed? The answers? The Joe Biden.

25:05

Wu. Tang I'm being a coward is such. These

25:07

moral tower is also political coward. Job at his

25:09

entire career is he holds his finger in the

25:11

wind of the Democratic Party and then tries to

25:13

put himself to roughly in the center where he

25:15

thinks the Democrats are. So sadly with this indicates

25:17

the Joe Biden actually believes that the center of

25:19

the Democratic Party. Is. An alliance with

25:21

the army of losers. By

25:24

the way, he's think the source of as an impeachable

25:26

offense. There's a balance between twenty nineteen, Quotes.

25:30

President. Trump withheld congressionally appropriated aids you

25:32

clean almost the granted him a political favor.

25:34

It's the definition of quid pro quo. This

25:37

is no joke. From continues to put his

25:39

own personal political interests ahead of the national

25:41

interests. He must be impeached. A

25:44

one could say the same of the President of the

25:46

United States desperately attempting to buy a pro Hamas voters

25:48

in the army of losers. By.

25:50

Cutting off military age when Ally. In

25:53

the middle of awards extirpate Hamas. By

25:56

the way it is again it it will never cease to be

25:58

a source of amazement to there. from the

26:00

White House, the White House, who are literally saying

26:03

that Hamas ought to show moral courage. Here's the

26:05

kind of moral courage Hamas has shown. This

26:08

is a clip of a top-ranking member of

26:10

Hamas asked on

26:12

Arabic TV about their

26:14

greatest achievement in ruling the Gaza Strip for the

26:17

last 17 years. Here

26:19

is the answer. You

26:21

have been in the Gaza Strip for 17 years, asked

26:24

the reporter on Al Arabiya. What

26:28

have you accomplished for the people? We

26:30

have served five wars. We are now in

26:32

the most violent war we are currently witnessing. What

26:36

are Hamas's national achievements? He

26:38

says it means non-demanding. All national achievements, I

26:40

will tell you, the achievements of October 7th.

26:44

First, it brought the Palestinian issue back into the

26:46

spotlight. The achievement is October

26:49

7th. That is the achievement. That

26:53

is the goal. October

26:55

7th is the culmination, he says. The

26:57

October 7th operation could not have been carried out

27:01

had it not been for the fact that there was a resistance that

27:03

built itself. If

27:06

there was a security authority like PA inside the Gaza Strip in

27:08

the West Bank, the

27:10

resistance would have been suppressed. The

27:12

Palestinians could not defend themselves. They

27:17

want, like Sabra Yanchatila, the Palestinian forces withdrew.

27:22

And they executed a massacre in Sabra and Shatiya. He

27:24

is talking there about Christian

27:27

Philanjists massacring Palestinians in

27:29

Sabra and Shatiya in the early 1980s.

27:33

So the major achievement of Hamas that they

27:35

brought about is October 7th. And

27:37

the White House is calling on them for moral courage. Let's move

27:40

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29:00

of moral cowardice, just

29:02

in case you thought that Joe Biden's cut-off

29:04

on military aid to Israel in the middle

29:06

of this war is just like a general

29:08

cut-off on military aid wrong. Literally the

29:10

day before the Biden administration announced that

29:13

they would withhold weapons from Israel, they

29:15

issued a sanctions waiver to allow arm

29:17

sales to Qatar and Lebanon, both proxy

29:19

states of Iran. The

29:22

Washington Free Beacon learned that

29:25

on Tuesday, the State Department informed Congress that

29:27

intends to bypass laws that barred the United

29:29

States from selling weapons to nations that boycott

29:31

Israel. The Biden administration extended the waiver

29:33

through April 30th 2025 to

29:38

Qatar and Lebanon, which

29:41

is basically an Iranian-backed Hezbollah-controlled

29:44

state. So the United

29:46

States is currently sending weaponry to the people

29:48

attempting to destroy the state of Israel, but

29:51

they won't give the weaponry to Israel to

29:54

get rid of Hamas. And

29:56

again, why is this happening? Because the Democratic Party

29:58

is shot through with radicals. For example,

30:01

the director of intelligence and defense programs in

30:03

the U.S. National Security Council is a person

30:05

named Mahar Bitar. He

30:09

was already appointed by the Obama administration, where

30:11

he managed the Israeli-Palestinian case. Before that, he

30:13

was a member of Students for Justice in

30:15

Palestine, which is a terror-backing group

30:17

at Georgetown University. In

30:22

2007, he worked for the UNRWA, which

30:24

is a Palestinian Hamas-led proxy

30:26

group. That is an advisor

30:28

to Joe Biden right now. Now,

30:31

this is precipitating a clash inside the

30:34

Democratic Party as well it should. You

30:36

have radicals like Senator Chris Van Hollen, who's been

30:38

awful throughout. He says, this

30:40

isn't political. We should be withholding offensive aid. So

30:44

my view is that the United

30:46

States should not be transferring offensive

30:48

weapons to the Netanyahu government.

30:52

Until and unless, let me be

30:54

very clear, until and unless the

30:57

president has assurances that

31:00

the U.S. values and

31:02

U.S. interests are

31:04

met, and the president's been very clear about

31:06

that. My view is that this

31:08

cannot be just a blank check to the

31:10

Netanyahu government. If you're going to have a

31:12

partnership, which we have, it

31:14

has to be a two-way street. It cannot

31:16

be a situation where the president makes reasonable

31:20

requests, and those requests

31:22

are repeatedly ignored by the Netanyahu

31:24

government, and then expect the United

31:27

States to provide a blank check. Well,

31:31

that is one perspective inside the Democratic Party. The

31:33

other comes courtesy of a bunch of other Democrats.

31:36

So Joe Biden is splitting his own party over this. He

31:38

tried to play both sides, and now he's splitting both

31:41

sides of his own party. Senator

31:43

Jackie Rosen, Democrat of Nevada, said, quote, we need to provide Israel

31:45

with the unconditional security assistance it needs to defend itself. And

31:47

that demonstrates our unwavering support, particularly as Iran

31:49

and its proxies escalate their attacks. Senator Richard

31:51

Blumenthal of Connecticut said, I don't know what

31:53

the president meant. I haven't seen what the

31:56

actual operation of Rafa is. I certainly hope

31:58

he'll continue to provide support militarily and diplomatically.

32:00

that Israel needs to defend itself. Senator

32:03

Federman, who has been the surprise of the season,

32:06

he said this is all deeply disappointing. Then

32:10

there are the, quote unquote, moderates like Ben Cardin,

32:14

who won't weigh in. I'm having

32:16

conversations with the administration on this, he said.

32:20

But Representative Jared Golden, Democrat of Maine,

32:23

he says, the president's actions signal weakness

32:25

to Hamas, to our allies and

32:27

adversaries abroad and at home. Representative

32:29

Brad Schneider, Democrat of Illinois, I'm deeply concerned

32:31

about the administration's recent decision. I fear the

32:34

U.S. is sending dangerous messages, not just to

32:36

the government and people of Israel, but also

32:38

to Hamas. So

32:40

Joe Biden is successfully breaking apart his own

32:42

party. Comedian Michael Rappaport, a lifelong Democrat, came

32:45

out yesterday and basically unendorsed Joe Biden over

32:47

this. There will be consequences to Joe

32:49

Biden doing what he is doing right now politically. You're

33:00

not sending weapons to Israel while

33:05

American hostages, American

33:08

hostages and hostages from 22

33:11

countries are still in there. You're

33:15

not sending weapons now, you see. Let

33:19

me tell you something. I never,

33:21

ever, ever thought I would say this.

33:25

I have to promise you this right now, smoking

33:27

Joe Biden, cadaver Joe Biden, me

33:29

and Michael Rappaport, I'm not voting

33:31

for you. You're not

33:34

getting my vote, and

33:36

plenty of us also

33:38

ain't voting for you, you. And

33:42

he's not the only one, and he ain't wrong. Meanwhile,

33:45

President Trump is responding to all this, as he should.

33:48

He says, this is disgraceful. He's abandoning Israel. Of course,

33:50

President Trump is totally right. Biden

33:55

is doing with respect to

33:57

Israel, this case. The

34:00

full approval is still surviving to kill

34:03

by basically a savior of this. He's

34:06

a totally abandoned group

34:08

and nobody can believe it.

34:12

I think he feels good about it because he's

34:14

been following all the decisions. You have to do

34:16

the right decision about the political decision. He's

34:20

right about that. Senator Tom Cotton is saying,

34:22

hey, listen, you guys impeach Donald Trump of

34:24

removal of aid to Ukraine temporarily. This

34:26

is an impeachable offense. Now,

34:29

some people say Joe Biden is doing this for his

34:31

reelection, which would be bad enough. It

34:35

would also, I have to add, be grounds

34:38

for impeachment under the

34:40

Democrats' Trump-Ukraine standard withholding

34:43

foreign aid to help one's

34:45

reelection. Only with Joe

34:47

Biden, it's true. He's

34:50

right about that. Meanwhile, points to Brian Mast

34:52

for the way that he dealt with this

34:54

Code Pink protester. Brian Mast is represented from

34:56

down here in Florida, who served

34:58

in the American military and lost both legs in

35:00

war. Here he was. Stand

35:03

on the back. Tomahas has agreed to a

35:05

ceasefire. Do you think you'll – I

35:09

think these are all just going here. Check

35:11

this out. Just absolutely

35:13

destroy them, their infrastructure, level

35:16

anything that they touch. Clear

35:18

enough? Yep.

35:21

Meanwhile, The New York Times is trying to

35:23

save Joe Biden from himself because

35:25

even The New York Times is realizing this is a

35:28

bad political boo-boo for Joe Biden. We'll get to that

35:30

in just one moment. First, a very

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36:12

the New York Times is recognizing that

36:14

Joe Biden is splitting his own party.

36:16

He's made a big boo-boo, so what

36:18

do they do? They run the headline

36:20

today called, quote, How Republicans Echo Antisemitic

36:23

Tropes Despite Declaring Support for Israel. So

36:27

in other words, yes, Israel is now being supported

36:29

by the Republican Party. And

36:32

sure, Joe Biden just undercut Israel in

36:34

a totally unprecedented way. What

36:36

he's doing right now is even worse than what Barack Obama did,

36:38

which is something I never thought I was going to say. Barack

36:41

Obama was legitimately the worst president

36:44

in my lifetime and certainly for the state of

36:47

Israel. And Joe Biden has surpassed

36:49

him. Joe Biden is clown

36:51

show moral disaster. So what is

36:53

the New York Times doing? They're saying,

36:55

well, secretly, even though the Republicans are really

36:57

supportive of Israel and want to see Hamas,

36:59

secretly, they're the real anti-Semites, because you see,

37:02

what anti-Semitism is about for the New York

37:04

Times is pretending that you

37:06

like Seinfeld, having a bagel every so often,

37:08

and then going and marching with Hamas. That's

37:11

what Judaism really is. It's social

37:13

justice war-earing, you see. It's tikkun

37:15

olam. If you just say the

37:18

magical tikkun olam, Reconstructionist Judaism nonsense,

37:21

and then you go out there and you bash

37:23

Israel and call for its extirpation and destruction, then

37:25

that's the real – J Street is the real

37:27

Judaism, don't you see? Students,

37:29

like, if not now, those are

37:31

the real Jews. But you know, like, those

37:34

are the people who really love – the people who

37:36

love the Jews are the far leftists who want Israel

37:38

destroyed. They're standing for the real Judaism. But

37:40

the right-wingers, who like Israel and want it

37:42

to preserve itself and back the

37:44

Jews in Israel, those people are secretly anti-Semitic. You

37:47

know why? Because they once made a

37:49

reference to George Soros on their Twitter,

37:51

even though George Soros is one of the people

37:53

backing the campaign against Israel. The

37:58

New York Times, this entire piece is a part of the American history. predicated

38:00

on the idea that secretly

38:02

the real anti-Semites are all the

38:04

people who openly support

38:07

the Jews. So,

38:09

for example, in a July 2023 email

38:11

to supporters, a Trump campaign employed an image that

38:14

bears striking resemblance to a Nazi era cartoon of

38:16

a hook-nosed puppet master manipulating world figures. George

38:18

Soros is puppet master, pulling the strings,

38:21

controlling President Biden. Number

38:23

one, George Soros is a major contributor to Joe

38:25

Biden's campaign and to all of the things that

38:27

are very radical on the left. Number

38:29

two, the

38:32

attempt to paint Donald Trump as the anti-Semite

38:34

in this race is so insane considering what

38:36

Joe Biden is doing right now, but they've

38:38

got to try something, obviously. So that

38:41

tries something. So

38:43

again, the idea here is that Rashida Tlaib

38:46

isn't the real anti-Semite. The real anti-Semite is

38:48

people who vote in favor of Israel but

38:50

posted something awkward. About

38:53

George Soros like five years ago on Twitter.

38:55

That's the real problem. That ain't going to

38:57

work. And meanwhile, for Israel's part, Israel

39:00

has been increasing its operations gradually and steadily

39:02

in Rafah. It looks like they're trying to

39:04

draw a middle path that basically gives Biden

39:06

a way out of this self-created political gunshot

39:08

wound. What they're doing is they're

39:10

going in slowly to Rafah. It appears as opposed to sort

39:12

of an overwhelming invasion. This allows

39:14

Biden to suggest that this is not a

39:17

full-scale quote invasion of the population centers. But

39:21

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he says listen, if it really

39:23

comes down to it, we'll stand alone, which

39:25

by the way, any sovereign country is going to say that as

39:27

they should. Here's the prime minister. 80

39:31

years ago in the

39:33

Holocaust, the Jewish people

39:35

were totally defenseless against

39:37

those who sought our destruction. No

39:40

nation came to our aid. Today,

39:45

we again confront enemies bent on our

39:47

destruction. I

39:50

say to the leaders of the world, no

39:53

amount of pressure, no

39:55

decision by any international forum

39:58

will stop Israel from doing it. Defending itself,

40:02

As the Prime Minister of

40:04

Israel, the one and only

40:06

Jewish state's I pledge here

40:08

today from Jerusalem on this

40:10

Holocaust Remembrance Day. If

40:13

is one is forced to stand alone. Israel

40:17

will stand alone. And.

40:19

Meanwhile job I the and his real it's efforts here

40:21

The reason is becoming more more radical, more more desperate

40:23

is because. He. Isn't really

40:26

really bad shape literally speaking here. In.

40:28

The polls for him Or just. Brutal.

40:31

The. Latest polls show down from Up nationally

40:33

he says all from Up in every single

40:36

swing state in all of them. Even

40:38

oppose that are showing Joe Biden up or within

40:40

a margin of error. When. You go to

40:42

the state level. Joe Biden is

40:45

now losing slightly in Wisconsin: heavily

40:47

in Arizona. heavily in Georgia, slightly

40:49

in Michigan, slightly in Pennsylvania, heavily

40:52

in North Carolina, heavily in Nevada.

40:55

And doesn't look like things are getting better here. So.

40:58

Joe Biden is now lying about the economy

41:00

and also doing the routine. You know you're

41:02

losing when you have to tell the American

41:04

people that their feelings are wrong. So yesterday

41:06

Joe Biden in this same Cnn interview this

41:08

disastrous in an interview. He. Claimed

41:10

that inflation was it nine percent when he took over

41:13

That is wrong and place was at one point four

41:15

percent. When he took over, he quickly spiked it to

41:17

well over nine percent. No

41:19

prisoners have run retirement from scrimshaw

41:21

of them and move out of

41:23

fresh was my personal like and

41:26

off I prefer. Know

41:28

it wasn't. And. He was

41:30

asked by Erin Burnett about inflation. His answer was door

41:33

and people have a lot of money they can spend

41:35

a now. That. Is not comforting to

41:37

people because the wages have not kept up with

41:39

inflation for full on three years at this point.

41:42

Warned food and groceries and they have

41:44

any time really in the past thirty

41:47

years mean as a real date. As

41:49

a team that people know though, it

41:51

it really is. And Israel.

41:54

Of. The factors that. to

41:56

take a look for what some people have the

41:58

have the money to spend as And it angers

42:00

them and angers me that you have to spend more. Good

42:05

luck to you with this message. Even CNN's

42:07

John King was like, maybe you don't want to tell the American

42:09

people they have enough money to afford your garbage inflation. In

42:13

Michigan, we met with those younger voters. We also are

42:15

starting to put together a group of auto workers. Their

42:17

union has endorsed Biden. Most of them are going to

42:19

vote for Biden. But you asked them what life is

42:21

like, and they can't buy a bigger house because of

42:23

mortgage rates. They still, when you

42:26

talk about grocery prices. And so

42:28

the president has to be careful here. That sounds

42:30

like somebody in Washington telling people you're wrong.

42:33

And whatever your party is, voters don't process

42:36

it that way. They don't like that. And

42:38

that is correct, obviously. One great

42:40

indicator that Joe Biden is in serious trouble

42:43

here is that many of his political allies

42:45

are now abandoning him. So for example, Sherrod

42:48

Brown, who is in a rough race

42:50

in Ohio, Sherrod Brown

42:53

has won fairly easy reelection a couple of

42:55

times in Ohio. Well, now he's in real

42:57

trouble. He is planning to back a congressional

42:59

review act resolution to overturn the Biden administration's

43:02

rules implementing the electric vehicle tax credit, according

43:04

to Politico. Brown, who's

43:06

facing a tight reelect race in a manufacturing

43:08

heavy state, blasted the domestic content rules after

43:10

they were finalized last week as too lenient

43:12

on China and stripping jobs away from Ohio.

43:16

When you're getting abandoned by your red state,

43:18

purple state senators, you've got a problem.

43:21

And meanwhile, Joe Biden's solution is to shovel

43:23

more money out the door, according to Axios.

43:26

Joe Biden is attempting desperately to

43:28

find projects to spend his trillion dollars

43:31

on. Remember that Inflation Reduction Act that

43:33

involved spending a trillion dollars? Well, it

43:35

turns out there aren't enough things to spend it on. So he's going

43:37

to shovel that money out anyway. Apparently,

43:39

out of $1.1 trillion for direct investments

43:42

in energy and infrastructure, less than 17%

43:44

of the funds have been spent. So

43:47

he's still trying to find ways to shovel money

43:49

into an overheated economy. Good

43:52

luck to him. Good luck

43:54

to him. He's running. This is the worst reelect

43:56

campaign I have seen in my lifetime. If

43:59

Joe Biden wins this election, he's going to have to turn things

44:01

around pretty dramatically. It's hard to see how he does that,

44:03

considering that he's no longer alive. We'll get some more

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45:07

Okay, guys, so you know that Mr. Burcham is coming out on

45:10

the 12th. They're just days away from the premiere

45:12

of Mr. Burcham over at Daily Wire Plus. So

45:14

Adam Carolla is stopping by the show. Currently hosts

45:16

the Adam Carolla show, of course, and

45:18

he is the creator and star of the

45:20

brand new Daily Wire Plus animated series, Mr.

45:22

Burcham. Adam, thanks so much for joining the

45:24

show. Thanks for having

45:26

me, Ben. So

45:29

first off, congrats on the project. This is a project that's been

45:31

like 30 years in the making. So what

45:33

is the origin of Mr. Burcham? In

45:37

1994, I was a boxing coach.

45:40

I was training Jimmy Kimmel

45:42

to box Jimmy the sports

45:44

guy back then for K-Rock

45:46

Radio for a morning stunt.

45:49

He thought I was funny. He

45:51

said, I think I can get you on

45:53

the radio. But you got to

45:55

come up with a character. I said, I don't

45:57

do characters. He said, you better come up with

45:59

one. I came up with a character called Mr.

46:01

Burcham 30 years ago

46:03

on K-Rock radio in Los Angeles for the

46:05

morning show. And

46:07

it immediately became insanely

46:10

popular. And that was how

46:12

I got into show business. So

46:15

let's talk about the character of Mr. Burcham and

46:17

what he was and sort of what he represents

46:20

in the show. And then I want to hear you tell

46:22

the story about like, this is not the first iteration of

46:24

Mr. Burcham as an animated series. We'll get into that in

46:26

a moment. But who's Mr. Burcham? What was the character? Why

46:28

did it become so popular? He's

46:31

an amalgamation of every mean shop

46:33

teacher I had in junior high.

46:35

I went to Walter Reed junior

46:38

high and I had

46:40

Mr. Gage and Mr. Smith

46:43

and all these horrible shop teachers.

46:46

There were angry guys

46:48

with big mustaches and big

46:50

forearms who loved woodworking

46:52

and hated kids. And

46:54

even as a 13 or 14 year old, I

46:57

thought it was interesting that these

46:59

guys went to school every

47:02

day to work with kids, but

47:04

hated kids. They loved

47:06

their shop and they looked at

47:08

it as their shop. And the

47:10

kids were sort of a nuisance and an

47:12

annoyance who were coming in, who were using

47:15

their tools. That sort of the

47:17

approach for every shop teacher I had. And so

47:20

as I went through life, I would tell people,

47:22

did you ever have a mean shop teacher? And

47:25

they'd go, oh, mine was the worst, the worst.

47:27

I started realizing that everyone had

47:30

a shared experience of horrible mean

47:32

shop teachers. And I thought,

47:34

I've never seen an SNL sketch about

47:36

a mean shop teacher. No one has

47:38

captured this guy, but I'll

47:41

capture him. And that's where Mr. Burcham was

47:43

born. So

47:45

you proposed this and you actually made

47:47

a pilot episode of Mr. Burcham like

47:49

20 years ago. And it was

47:51

nearly green lit by the networks. And then they decided

47:54

effectively that it was too politically incorrect even then.

47:57

Why don't you talk about that a little bit? Yeah,

48:00

it was a little over 10 years

48:02

ago. I did the pilot for Fox,

48:05

which is called an animatic for

48:07

those who are keeping score and it was

48:10

good and it was Bertram and it

48:12

was probably a little ahead of its

48:14

time, but it was what I

48:17

was seeing when I was seeing it as

48:19

you and your generous dad. No, I wrote

48:21

a book called in 50 years, wall be

48:24

chicks and that book's about

48:26

15 years old, but 15 years

48:29

ago, I was sort of seeing

48:31

which way the wind was blowing from a societal

48:33

standpoint and I thought this is something we got

48:36

to get into, but I was

48:38

the only one who wanted to get into

48:40

it. No one else wanted to get into

48:42

it. And so it was like too early

48:44

for Fox and Fox was doing Bob's burgers

48:47

and crap like that. So

48:50

now we're bringing it to the small screen

48:52

over at Daily Wire plus May 12th, 2024

48:54

and it's

48:56

got a huge cast and you've really put together

48:58

an amazing cast here from Rob Riggle to Patrick

49:01

Warburton to Roseanne Barr and Danny Trejo. How'd you

49:03

get this cast together? They're

49:06

mostly just people I've worked with over

49:08

the years and socialized with over the

49:11

years and became friends

49:13

with over the years and thought,

49:15

you know, this guy

49:17

would be good for this role and that

49:19

guy would be great for that role. And

49:22

I knew they're all pros and I knew

49:24

they're all really good and they all

49:26

just hit it out of the

49:28

ballpark. I was surprised how spot

49:31

on everyone was in the casting

49:33

department. So just calling

49:35

in favors with old friends. Well,

49:39

the show again is going to come

49:41

out this Sunday and it is about

49:43

a no nonsense shop teacher who's attempting

49:45

to navigate Teddy Roosevelt junior high with

49:47

his family faced with all of the

49:49

political correctness that you would imagine. Plus

49:51

a fanatical social justice warrior named Carponzi.

49:53

It's hilarious. You should totally check it

49:55

out. Adam congrats on the show and

49:57

I'm sure people can't wait to see

49:59

it. Thanks

50:01

for the opportunity, Ben. And yeah,

50:05

you will not be disappointed if you watch

50:07

Mr. Burcham. Adam, really appreciate it.

50:09

Great talk to you. Thanks, Ben. Well,

50:13

folks, in other huge news, a

50:15

cat custody battle has erupted in

50:17

Nashville, Tennessee. On the

50:19

line, we now have the judge in that case,

50:22

Matt Walsh, the host of the

50:25

Daily Wire Plus series, judged by Matt Walsh. So

50:28

Judge Walsh, Your

50:31

Honor, I know this is a

50:33

vital case, I think, to the future of America. I've

50:35

heard a few details, but I'd love

50:38

your take on a cat

50:40

custody battle that – wow,

50:42

just – okay, just go. Well,

50:48

Mr. Shapiro, you sound like you're not taking the case

50:50

seriously to begin with. Am

50:53

I correct in that assumption? I

50:57

mean, yes, it's like, Your Honor, you

50:59

are correct in the assumption that I

51:01

could not possibly care less about a

51:03

cat custody battle. It's a – this

51:05

is a cat, and it's a custody battle between

51:07

two people. In fact, in

51:10

this case, this is, I believe,

51:12

two roommates. And it's

51:14

a very interesting case because it has

51:17

to do with the cat and also to do with the

51:19

name of the cat. So there's a dispute over what

51:22

the cat is named, and you have one

51:24

– you have the plaintiff

51:26

in the case, and

51:28

that's the one, I believe, that brings –

51:31

that actually brings the lawsuit. And then you

51:33

have the defendant in the case, who is

51:35

the one who's getting sued, essentially. I

51:38

don't want to get too particular with the – all

51:40

the legalese and that sort of thing. But

51:43

you have one person who says that the cat should be

51:45

named Midnight, another one that says the cat should be named

51:47

Pepsi. And now

51:50

I don't want to give away any spoilers or anything like

51:52

that, but this is

51:54

a courtroom, and we have to come up

51:56

with very creative ways sometimes

51:59

of dealing with it. with these sorts of issues.

52:01

So we may bring the cat into the courtroom,

52:04

release the cat in the courtroom, let the

52:06

cat decide who has

52:09

custody of it. You

52:12

still don't sound interested at all. I mean, wow.

52:15

I mean, what would have been interesting is

52:17

if you had used the Bible

52:20

as your

52:22

guide and actually offered to just carve the cat in

52:24

half and then see what

52:26

the reactions of the plaintiff and defendant

52:28

were. I guess that's animal cruelty and

52:31

illegal. I did in fact suggest that.

52:33

That suggestion was made. I

52:36

was informed that for

52:38

various reasons, both moral

52:40

and legal, that option would not

52:43

be allowed. As much as I

52:45

would have loved doing that,

52:47

it was not allowed. Well,

52:51

I mean, that is a sad,

52:53

sad story. Well, since I have you

52:55

here, Judge Walsh, and all of

52:57

your legal expertise, I do have to ask

52:59

your opinion of the hottest legal battle of

53:02

our time, Stormy Daniels,

53:04

Donald Trump. So apparently

53:06

that's the thing that's actually happening in our country right

53:08

now is that the former presidents of the United States

53:10

and possible future president is being

53:12

brought up on charges, having to

53:14

do with campaign finance reform, which seems more like

53:17

just an excuse for a porn star to kind

53:19

of read her penthouse letters aloud. But I

53:21

wanted to get your legal take on

53:23

this situation. I

53:26

mean, look, we in

53:28

my courtroom, we deal with very petty,

53:30

petty issues, petty, petty cases. There's really

53:33

no case that's too petty for the

53:36

Judge Walsh courtroom. But this case

53:38

actually, I said there's no case that's too petty.

53:40

This case actually might be even too petty for

53:43

me. Of course, it's completely ridiculous. And,

53:45

you know, on top of that, it's like we're

53:47

supposed to believe that Donald

53:49

Trump is the first

53:53

president in history who's ever paid

53:56

someone to make a story to make it to make

53:58

a, you know, unflattering story go

54:00

away, which is basically what's being accused of

54:03

here. As

54:07

I've been saying all along with this

54:09

case, it's like, the

54:12

only way you could get away with actually

54:14

charging him with a crime here is if

54:16

we are... It's like

54:18

basically, if we're in a spot where

54:21

every single ex-president is charged,

54:23

if we just find some sort of crime to charge them

54:25

with and throw them all in jail, I

54:27

could actually be in favor of that. That's a

54:29

system that I might be okay with, but

54:32

we're not doing that. Of course, Donald Trump is the only

54:34

president we've done this to, which is what

54:36

I think makes it terribly unfair. But as I said,

54:38

I would be in favor of... If we want to

54:40

just make this what we do from now on, where

54:43

if you become president, you automatically have to go

54:45

to jail afterwards. That's

54:48

an interesting system. That's something

54:51

worth thinking about, I think. Well,

54:54

folks, tune into the latest episode of

54:56

Judge to hear the verdict on this

54:59

deeply important cat custody case. Keep

55:01

checking back every week for exciting new cases premiering

55:03

Tuesdays exclusively at DailyWine Plus. Judge

55:06

Walsh, I had heard actually a rumor that season

55:08

two, you'll be given the power over criminal law,

55:10

not just civil law. So I'm very much looking forward

55:13

to the penalties that you'll be dealing out in season

55:15

two of Judge. I

55:17

had not heard that, but that makes

55:19

me very excited. One, I don't want to give

55:21

any spoilers away for this, but we

55:23

are talking about one addition in

55:25

season two is finally adding the

55:27

powdered wig. So I've

55:30

been pushing for it, and we'll see. We'll see what

55:32

happens. As

55:34

one would, as an American judge, because that's

55:36

something that they do in America. In any

55:38

case, go check out Matt Walsh, Judge, by

55:41

Matt Walsh. Alrighty, guys, the rest of the

55:43

show continues right now. We'll be getting into a

55:45

new segment we call Ben After Dark. Ooh.

55:48

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55:56

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