0:03

Get ready to hear the truth about

0:05

America on a show that's not immune

0:07

to the facts with your host Dan

0:09

Vongino. You know folks, obviously we have

0:12

an election coming up. I don't think

0:14

that's gone over anybody's head. But

0:17

I'm not sure everybody understands the power of

0:20

tech to influence an election. We've now got

0:22

the evidence to back it up. A stunning

0:24

story came out yesterday about Google

0:26

interfering in the election. In

0:29

elections, I should say, I

0:31

think you know that left-leaning tech companies

0:34

have interfered in elections in the past

0:36

by suppressing information. That's fairly

0:38

obvious. But when you see the

0:40

receipts back to back, like we're going to bring

0:43

it today, along with what happened at the Supreme

0:45

Court yesterday, which was an abomination, I

0:48

think you'll see the premise I've been dealing

0:50

with for the last few weeks, that the

0:52

government needs to control AI before the truth

0:54

gets out there. They're in a panic right

0:56

now. It'll all make sense after today's show.

0:59

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it's showtime on this Kremlin Tuesday,

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baby. Is

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Kugel the most dangerous company in the

2:29

world? I think the short answer is

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I'm not sure, but maybe. Ladies

2:33

and gentlemen, the Media Research Center, NewsBusters,

2:35

a crew put out a stunning report

2:38

yesterday. About 41, I

2:40

believe, instances of significant interference by

2:42

Google in the election. It was

2:44

devastating. Now, something I've been telling you

2:46

about for the last few weeks, I need you to

2:48

laser in on. It's one of those topics I can't

2:51

have you forget. It's kind of like

2:53

the importance and the premium I placed on

2:55

Russian collusion when it first broke. And everybody

2:57

was telling me, I'll let this stupid story

2:59

go. It's no big deal. And it turned

3:01

out to be the biggest corruption scandal of

3:03

our time. This is a huge deal.

3:06

The Biden administration, you can see by

3:08

their executive order, they're freaking out

3:10

over artificial intelligence. They put out

3:12

this EO executive order a while

3:15

ago, January, January this year, a

3:17

while ago by our standards. Not

3:19

that long ago, relatively. Fact sheet,

3:22

Biden-Harris administration announced his key artificial

3:24

intelligence actions following Biden's landmark executive

3:26

order. Folks, their

3:29

obsession with AI now should be obvious.

3:31

I've done this show a couple of

3:33

times. I've gotten some great feedback from

3:35

friends of mine. There is an information

3:37

war going on right now behind the

3:39

scenes that you, the P1 listeners,

3:42

are pretty much wired in on. But

3:44

a lot of people aren't. They don't understand

3:46

how much voting behavior and

3:48

the information wars altering the

3:51

landscape of America. Algorithms

3:53

for search engines, what you can

3:55

search and find. Algorithms on TikTok

3:57

when our kids are being exposed.

4:00

to, they are indoctrination courses.

4:02

They are editorial decisions. Here's

4:05

what the administration is for freedom and

4:07

bloodbath gate shows you what happens when

4:09

they lose control. Where yesterday

4:11

you kicked their asses on that stupid story

4:13

about Trump claiming there was going to be

4:15

a bloodbath. When he was talking about the

4:18

car industry, if you just watched the damn

4:20

clip, you kicked their asses and they hate

4:22

it. They are afraid in the

4:24

future that artificial intelligence is

4:26

going to tell you the

4:28

truth. They are not afraid

4:30

of misinformation. Hold

4:33

on, I got to put this down because this

4:35

is important. I'm going to miss it. So yesterday,

4:37

here's a perfect example. I'm sorry, personal stories usually

4:40

suck, but this is worth your time. I'll show

4:42

you what I mean. This is why Biden and

4:44

the team have to stop AI and the truth

4:46

telling ASAP. Yesterday, I noticed,

4:48

uh, we always query, but the, this

4:50

name of the show on X

4:52

to see what people are talking about. We do,

4:55

it's micro-targeting. It's nothing particularly interesting. It's just we

4:57

do it to make sure the feedback on the

4:59

show is good because I'm interested in what you're

5:01

saying. Long and short, I see an argument breakout.

5:03

It's probably on Twitter X right now. You can

5:05

look at it yourself. Some argument

5:07

breaks out amongst these two, uh, women.

5:10

They both hate me. And

5:13

one of them says, well, Bongino's

5:15

show has millions of listeners and the other

5:17

lady's like, no, he doesn't. He's lying. He's

5:19

making that up. Again, please look this up

5:22

yourself. You think I'm making it up. And

5:25

this lady responds back. Well, he's actually

5:27

not lying. I asked artificial intelligence, how

5:29

many listeners, I don't know where she

5:31

went. It just said AI, rock or

5:33

whatever. I have no idea. And,

5:35

uh, she says, yeah, he's not kidding. Talkers magazine

5:37

says, Dan Bongino is eight and a half million

5:39

listeners a week. This is on X

5:41

right now. You can check it out yourself.

5:43

This is what they're afraid of. They are

5:45

terrified of this. Google over

5:48

the past, say 10 plus

5:50

years or so has had almost

5:53

a monopoly on search where

5:55

they can hide information they don't

5:57

like that threatens their left. meaning

6:00

communist style candidates that at least the

6:02

left-leaning employees of Google want. I

6:05

bring this up because yesterday, I think

6:08

just like the Disney episode, I believe

6:10

was a change in the culture war

6:12

where we're starting to turn things around

6:14

and starting to chalk up massive wins.

6:17

I think yesterday, that whole nonsense

6:19

with the bloodbath story was

6:22

a major sea change in the media information

6:24

wars. You have a lot of different wars

6:26

going on. You got a 30 front war

6:28

going on out there. The culture war, the

6:31

education war, the healthcare war. I'm talking about

6:33

wars waged on us by the left. The

6:36

information wars, what people can see

6:38

and the controlling of algorithms on

6:40

Facebook, Google and TikTok and what

6:42

people can see and search is

6:44

a huge deal. I

6:46

want you to see what I mean here. I want you to

6:48

watch this extinction burst of behavior. You know what an extinction

6:51

burst is, right? I've talked about it a lot. It's an

6:53

actual term in psychology. You put a dollar

6:55

in a Coke machine, you get a Coke every

6:57

day. A year later, you've been doing

6:59

this every day, you put a dollar, a Coke doesn't come

7:01

out. What do people do? They shake the machine. They

7:04

start hitting the machine. Why? The

7:06

machine doesn't have feelings. You're trying to hurt its feelings? It's

7:08

an extinction burst. The reward's not there. The

7:10

Coke didn't come out. The left

7:12

has always had a reward for this. They

7:15

lie about Donald Trump. He called for violence

7:17

in a bloodbath and they got their asses

7:19

kicked. Everybody laughed at them. They

7:21

can't give up. Watch the extinction

7:24

burst on The View as Sonny

7:26

Hostin. They just desperately try to

7:28

resurrect this failed nonsense scenario. Take

7:30

a look. He is

7:32

using that kind of World War

7:34

II rhetoric that led to the

7:37

deaths of the murders of

7:39

six million people. And

7:41

now he is authorizing

7:43

brown people. He is authorizing

7:46

black people. He is saying things like this.

7:48

I don't think you're going to have another

7:50

election if I don't win or

7:53

certainly not an election that's meaningful. By

7:56

saying the quiet part

7:58

out loud, if I am not a... elected,

8:00

we are going to see January 6th

8:02

again. And I think we need

8:04

to be on guard to make sure

8:06

that we preserve our democracy so that

8:09

our country looks the way that it

8:11

should look like all of us. It's

8:13

a diverse country. That's what America

8:15

was built upon. But

8:17

human status is like bouncing

8:19

cats living together, mass hysteria.

8:22

I mean, even

8:24

the Ghostbusters will tell you. No,

8:27

it's true. It's just all over the

8:29

media yesterday. They can't dial it

8:31

back. They got their asses kicked, and they feel

8:33

like if they lose, they're going to establish a

8:36

precedent that we tried to set the table for

8:38

the narrative. It didn't work. And

8:40

if we let them beat us this time,

8:42

it's going to break this monopoly we have

8:44

in the information war. This is

8:46

where the Googles of the world come in. Folks,

8:49

Google for the last, I'd argue, 10-plus years

8:51

has been a SWAT team in the information

8:53

war out there for the left. Controlling

8:56

what you're able to see online and

8:59

what you're able to process is information. This

9:02

is important. I

9:04

want to just caveat this by

9:07

saying this, and I mean this as

9:09

obviously a sincere compliment to you.

9:12

You all watching my show are very

9:14

informed people. And a lot of

9:16

you, because you're informed, and again, I mean

9:18

this. I'm not trying to give you like a

9:20

backwards compliment. A lot of you

9:22

don't understand. I get the slide like,

9:25

oh, come on, man. How can

9:27

people not know that Biden family is corrupt? I

9:30

mean, really? No, a lot of people

9:32

really don't, folks. I mean, I have even family

9:34

members who are just not that into politics. And

9:37

I had one this weekend, he's an electrician.

9:41

And he's like, you woke me up.

9:43

I didn't know any of this stuff. Don't

9:45

assume people understand how bad

9:47

the Democrats are. They

9:49

don't. Controlling information in these information

9:52

wars is critical

9:54

to the Democrats keeping people stupid, and

9:56

Google is the SWAT team there. There was a

9:59

great kind of coalition. thread about this whole

10:01

thing. Is Google the most dangerous company in

10:03

America? And they brought the hard receipts. I'm

10:05

going to show you some of them coming

10:07

up and it's based on that, that report

10:09

coming out today about yesterday about Google manipulating

10:11

elections. First, I want to show you this.

10:13

I want you to pay very close attention.

10:17

This is one of the founders of Google,

10:19

Sergey Brin. This is

10:21

after the 2016 election

10:24

defeat of Hillary Clinton by Donald Trump.

10:27

Keep in mind. This guy knows that

10:29

this could leak out. This is an

10:31

internal meeting. He didn't expect it to,

10:33

but it could leak out. This

10:35

is the kind of stuff he said to

10:38

the whole company. He seems devastated by

10:40

the fact that a Republican won in one

10:42

of the most powerful companies in America

10:44

that control search. You think this isn't

10:46

going to influence their decisions? Ladies and gentlemen,

10:48

people or policy, whether at Google

10:51

or in the government. And when you get left

10:53

leaning people, you get left

10:55

leaning policy. Watch this. You

10:57

know, I'll say that most people

11:00

here are pretty

11:02

upset and pretty sad for, uh,

11:06

because of the election. I

11:13

have heard from some conservative Googlers lately,

11:16

uh, in the past two

11:18

days that they haven't felt entirely comfortable

11:20

revealing who they are, uh, when

11:22

these conversations come up at work. So I believe

11:24

we need to do better. As

11:30

an immigrant and a refugee, um,

11:33

I certainly find the selection,

11:35

uh, deeply offensive. I

11:38

know many of you do too. That

11:42

was the first moment I really felt like

11:44

we were going to lose. And it was

11:46

this massive like kick in the

11:48

gut that we were going to lose. Folks,

11:52

these people are crying.

11:56

This is the most powerful company,

11:58

or at least was. it may

12:00

still be, probably on

12:02

planet earth, in the information

12:05

wars. The management is

12:07

crying. I mean, think of, put

12:09

yourself in their shoes for a second as

12:12

an employee there. You're sitting

12:14

there and you're a Trump supporter. You

12:16

think you're going to advocate

12:18

for algorithmic freedom, exposing Democrat

12:20

malfeasance in the election in

12:22

front of that crew? They're

12:25

going to be like, tell you what, here's

12:27

a little piece of paper. That's pink. No

12:30

kidding. It's a pink slip. See you later, jackass.

12:32

That's what's going to happen. Folks,

12:35

people are policy. People

12:37

are policy in the government. People are policy

12:40

in the private sector. Don't tell me people

12:42

who work at Google are stupid. You're a

12:44

Republican there at the company after the 2016

12:46

election. You know exactly

12:48

what you have to do. You

12:50

got to make sure this doesn't happen again. Why

12:53

are we talking about this today? Because

12:56

this new report by NewsBusters is

12:58

devastating. And we've got an election coming

13:00

up. Do not use

13:02

Google to search. Oh, there's

13:04

more. I'm not even close to done. Again, hat tip, kind

13:06

of, oh, it's a great thread. I retweeted it yesterday. You

13:08

should check it out. Here's the chief legal

13:10

officer at Google, a guy by the name of Kemp

13:13

Walker, talking about the

13:16

voters who voted for Trump and the motivation

13:18

by fear and all this stuff. What are

13:20

these people freaking talking about? Maybe

13:22

they voted for Trump because they wanted to

13:25

change from the fear Barack Obama brought on

13:27

the country, the fear of losing everything in

13:29

the economy, losing your health care. These people

13:31

don't see what you see, and they never

13:33

will. Yet they control the information wars. And

13:36

they will again in this

13:38

election if we don't do something about it.

13:41

Take a look at this. So, look, it was

13:43

a shock to all of us, the results

13:45

of the election. It

13:48

was a fair and democratic process, and we

13:50

honor that. But at the

13:52

same time, it showed an incredible level

13:54

of division among Americans, and

13:56

that's something that gives us pause and focuses on the

14:00

on how did we misunderstand that.

14:02

This is not the first sign we've

14:04

seen of this rising tide of

14:07

nationalism, populism, and

14:09

concern. There are drivers

14:11

of globalization and immigration which

14:14

have sparked movement. All politics is local,

14:16

goes the old phrase. And

14:18

if you're in Pennsylvania or Birmingham, you

14:21

may not care that somebody in Delhi

14:23

is getting a new job or that

14:25

somebody in Jakarta is getting better healthcare.

14:28

You care about what's happened to you and your family.

14:31

And you're seeing this sense of

14:33

stagnation, that you're not better off

14:35

than your parents and you're afraid that your kids

14:37

might not be better off than you are. And

14:40

what's the path forward? And the

14:42

forces out there are seen well

14:45

beyond you, globalization, immigration, trade, whatever,

14:47

and you're afraid and you're trying

14:49

to look for answers. And

14:52

that fear, I think, not

14:54

just in the United States, but around the

14:56

world, is what's fueling concerns about

15:00

xenophobia, hatred, and a desire for answers that may

15:02

or may not be there. Why

15:04

did I play that clip? By the way,

15:06

Breitbart got that exclusive. I gotta hat tip them as well.

15:08

Why did I play that clip? Anybody know? You

15:11

noticed yesterday, what were we harping on in

15:13

the show? The phrase, all politics are local,

15:15

how that's frequently misconstrued. Oh no, politics are

15:17

local, meaning, paving

15:20

the local streets is all that matters

15:22

to people. That's not what it means.

15:24

Paving the local streets does matter to

15:26

people. But good politicians, like these people

15:28

at Google, were good politicians, meaning good

15:30

people. No, not at all. I'm saying

15:32

the exact opposite. They were so effective at doing

15:34

what they were doing that they were able to

15:36

rig an information war in 2020. These

15:40

people understand all politics are

15:42

local. Make international issues like

15:44

a labor crisis in India

15:46

personal to people here. These

15:50

people were brilliant. He has a great blog too,

15:52

Google Rigged the 2020 Election, talking

15:55

about how a senior Google engineer

15:57

leaked close to a thousand pages of... documents

16:01

prove Google use censorship, blacklists and machine

16:03

learning algorithms to rig the 2020 election.

16:06

What else could you possibly want? Here's

16:10

Breitbart again. Remember this one? We

16:12

covered this one, Joe. How corporate emails

16:14

reveal Google executives' efforts to turn

16:16

out Latino voters? Oh,

16:18

what's wrong with that? Voters they thought

16:21

would vote for Clinton. How

16:23

hilarious, by the way, that this is

16:25

totally backfired and Hispanic voters now seem

16:27

to like Donald Trump. That's a big

16:30

to you guys. You

16:32

remember this one, Project Veritas?

16:36

At the time, I think this was O'Keefe was still there.

16:38

They exposed concerns about the

16:40

Trump situation, getting Google people

16:43

undercover on camera, talking about

16:45

the Trump situation. What

16:47

situation is that? He won

16:49

an election in 2016. I believe

16:51

in 2022. What

16:53

exactly is the situation? You

16:56

think they're not doing this right now? Here,

16:59

watch this. They're not

17:01

objective piece. They're

17:06

not an objective

17:08

source of information. But

17:10

then there are things. It's

17:13

about ML sadness. And openness, I

17:16

think. Sadness? You know, you need

17:18

to be sad. If you were to train your algorithms like

17:20

this, you need to see how long it gets. It would be

17:22

about 20 minutes. They

17:26

are a highly biased

17:28

political machine that is

17:31

bent on never letting somebody like Donald

17:33

Trump come to power again. My

17:35

old organization, social safety, is top of mind. They've

17:40

been working on it since 2016 to make

17:42

sure we're letting them work. Folks,

17:45

you see their fascination with the algorithms.

17:47

In other words, the behind the scenes

17:49

mechanics that determine at Google what you

17:51

can and cannot see, you put something

17:53

on a hundred page. Save

17:56

this as a search result. You know, Donald Trump.

17:59

And on page... One Thousand is

18:01

the first positive story. You see how

18:03

you can brainwash and manipulate people? You

18:06

see how by ranking pages as

18:08

quote trash news when really a

18:11

lot of these pages are truth

18:13

telling conservative sites makes people, you

18:17

know, it brainwashes them into seeing an information

18:20

set that's not complete. Here

18:23

listen to this. This is Susan

18:25

Wojcicki, Ran YouTube. Here

18:27

she is talking about how they

18:30

would downgrade what they call trash

18:32

news sites. But the problem

18:34

is someone who experienced a lot of

18:36

this is what they call trash news

18:38

you would call freedom fighting conservative news

18:40

outlets. Here check this out. News has

18:43

always been important to YouTube. We

18:45

often see people in locations like Syria

18:48

where their traditional news organizations can't get

18:50

to and people are talking about citizen

18:52

journalism coming out of Syria. So

18:56

what are we doing? We're basically

18:59

the challenge to YouTube but it's really hard to do. We're

19:01

pushing down the take news, we're demoting it

19:04

and we are increasing the authoritative news and

19:06

promoting it. Folks, who

19:08

gets to determine what fake news is?

19:11

The answer is a bunch of lefties at

19:13

Google who are crying after the 2016 election

19:15

results pop. People

19:19

or policy man. You

19:22

get liberals as people, you're going to get liberal

19:24

policies. Is any of this weird odd or strange?

19:29

One last story and I got to move on to what happened

19:31

at the Supreme Court yesterday because it was an absolute abomination. I

19:33

got to tell you I'm very worried and I'm sorry to

19:35

tell you but you should be too. Fox

19:38

News, remember this from 2022? Google's

19:42

Gmail censorship cost GOP candidates

19:44

$2 billion since 2019, Republicans

19:46

say citing a new study. Folks

19:51

get away from Google as soon as you can. I

19:54

make the case to you in my humble opinion

19:56

they are the most dangerous company in America right

19:58

now. Get away from them. soon as you

20:00

can in that news buster story shouldn't be a shocker

20:02

for anyone. Hey, I appreciate your

20:05

patience today. We have a couple spots here. It

20:08

took off Friday for everything that happened. So

20:11

I really appreciate it. Coming up next,

20:13

so stay tuned. This is super important right after this

20:15

quick break here. Folks,

20:18

I'm really, really, really nervous about what

20:20

went down at the Supreme Court yesterday.

20:22

There is a ground ball censorship

20:25

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22:35

is really important. You know, I can tell

22:37

today by the audience in the beginning, I

22:40

get it. Fair enough. This topic probably

22:43

doesn't blow a lot of people's minds away. As

22:45

a guy who's involved in the tech space, I'm

22:49

almost insisting on you that it should.

22:52

We will never have a democracy going

22:54

forward. If Biden and his team

22:57

win the next election and get

23:00

their claws into controlling artificial intelligence

23:02

and how the internet presents information

23:04

to you in a quantum computing

23:07

AI era, nothing will be the

23:09

same. Your kids will be brainwashed

23:11

overnight. There is nothing they

23:13

will see online that will not go through an

23:16

unbelievably smart AI filter

23:19

controlled by maniac leftist

23:21

lunatics. It'll never be the

23:23

same. We cannot have the

23:25

government involved here and the Supreme Court

23:28

case going on, the Missouri

23:30

case, the Missouri

23:32

case at the Supreme Court about government

23:34

censorship where the government was pushing Facebook

23:37

to censor COVID information and

23:39

other outlets. It did not

23:41

go well yesterday. I always told you I

23:43

would tell you the truth. If yesterday

23:46

was some success, I would have been like,

23:48

folks, we're on the way. It was a

23:50

disaster. The case did

23:52

not go well, which is stunning because

23:54

it's a ground ball. This

23:57

guy, Rob, whatever his name is,

23:59

Flaherty from the White House. was

24:01

basically implicitly threatening Facebook if they

24:04

didn't censor information. You're probably sitting

24:06

there like, shit man, don't

24:08

we have a First Amendment? How

24:10

we're losing this case, I don't know. Again,

24:12

nobody's voted. We're far from it yet, but

24:14

it did not go well. Of

24:17

course, you can always rely on Sam Alito

24:19

and Clarence Thomas. They pretty much

24:21

do the right thing every single time.

24:23

Alito was just flabbergasted yesterday. I want

24:25

to play this short clip. He asked

24:27

a simple question here. If

24:30

it's okay for the government to partner

24:32

up with social media companies to

24:34

ban ideas they don't like, could

24:37

the government do the same thing with the newspaper?

24:40

Well, the answer is most certainly no. So

24:43

what the hell's the freaking difference here? It's a

24:46

great question. Check this out.

24:48

Exchanging between the White House and other

24:51

federal officials and Facebook in particular, but

24:53

also some of the other platforms. And

24:56

I see that the

24:58

White House and federal officials are

25:01

repeatedly saying that Facebook

25:04

and the federal government should be partners.

25:06

We're on the same team. Officials

25:09

are demanding answers. I want an answer.

25:11

I want it right away. When they're

25:13

unhappy, they curse them

25:15

out. There are regular

25:17

meetings. There is constant pestering

25:19

of Facebook and some of

25:22

the other platforms and they want to have

25:24

regular meetings. And they suggest why

25:26

don't you, they suggest rules that should be applied

25:28

and why don't you tell us everything that you're

25:30

going to do so we can help you and

25:33

we can look it over. And I thought, wow,

25:36

I cannot imagine federal

25:38

officials taking that

25:40

approach to the print

25:43

media. Our representatives over there.

25:47

Folks, why is any of this difficult for

25:49

the left to comprehend? The answer is it's

25:51

not. This is what they want. They

25:53

Have been deathly afraid of artificial intelligence and

25:56

control of the Internet. I should say the

25:58

loss of control of the. A

26:00

long time. They are loving the

26:02

censorship era. The way they stole

26:04

twenty twenty was simple people over

26:07

complicated we don't need bc these

26:09

elaborate detail panels. They did it

26:11

very simply. Be. Good at

26:13

very simply. They. Knew they

26:15

were gonna have control problems with mass

26:18

mail ballots the New York Times or

26:20

stories about hi rejection rates were male

26:22

about they did it anyway because they

26:24

wanted to fraud. They. Also, censored

26:27

information in conjunction with social

26:29

media companies about Biden his

26:31

son, the laptop and their

26:33

international law influence peddling. Skip:

26:35

This is a complicated understand.

26:38

They're. Afraid they're going to lose control? But.

26:41

We have this thing called the First Amendment. It's

26:43

that they even read it. It's.

26:46

Hard to understand. The.

26:48

Government is strictly prohibited. From.

26:50

A Free Speech Rights. Okay,

26:54

I. Guess.

26:57

The. Argument by the left get so polluted a

27:00

monastery. this coming up at a second with. Don.

27:02

Lemon and a bunch of stuff a habit him in eve on.

27:04

The. They play stupid all the time.

27:07

The. Government's argument is what You don't want

27:09

the government to have a say in

27:12

things. That's not the argument. dumb asses.

27:14

If the government objects to

27:16

say. Say. I were to

27:19

say something that's obviously false on the

27:21

shelf. I. Can be seen

27:23

easy example analogies: Workers. I.

27:25

Have proof there's an alien invasion

27:27

happening tomorrow. I. Don't have

27:30

to say i'm I'm and as panic they sell.

27:33

The. Government kids censor me or shouldn't

27:35

be able to censor me. I'm.

27:37

Allowed to say what I want to so some up

27:39

breaking any laws. Me: To Five.

27:42

What if I really believed in. What? If

27:44

I had some vision or something like that the

27:46

government can come out would it's own p I

27:48

say and say idea was he knows full of

27:50

crap Here's a picture of what we see in

27:52

the Hubble telescope says oh buddy evading us or

27:54

whatever. Of em toda

27:56

you member we were kids. this is your brain

27:58

on drugs. Is. What are you?

28:01

Didn't say because people were out there.

28:03

Selling. Pills on the street didn't ban

28:05

a pill industry. What? He did.

28:07

As a said Nancy Reagan Reagan was what other?

28:10

this is your brain on drugs with the famous

28:12

egg. The government could say what it was as

28:14

long as either side is breaking all the kids

28:16

censor would you say if you're not breaking any

28:18

laws. Since. Our

28:21

zebra Jackson The good. You know who didn't

28:23

even know who is a woman or

28:25

what a woman was A hilariously didn't

28:27

understand this. Yesterday she asked the question the

28:29

dumbest question I think I've ever heard

28:31

from a supreme court justice. A

28:33

of we push forward with this is

28:36

this good A hamstring the government's efforts

28:38

to like censor speech. I'm. Yeah,

28:40

that's the whole idea of

28:43

a First Amendment Chess. Limited

28:47

me I miss right on the left

28:50

as it is because she has a

28:52

what a woman is apparently wow this

28:54

woman's on the supreme court is puzzling.

28:56

bigger was My biggest concern is that

28:59

yours use has the First amendment Cm

29:01

stringing the government in significant ways in

29:03

most important time periods. I'm mean what

29:06

we what would you have enough room

29:08

and do have heard you say couple

29:10

times that the government hims post its

29:12

own speech but in my hypothetical and

29:15

you know kids this is not safe.

29:17

Don't do it is not going

29:19

to get it done and so

29:22

I guess. Some. Might say

29:24

that the government actually has a duty.

29:27

To take steps to protect

29:29

the citizens. Of this country,

29:31

and you seem to be suggesting

29:33

that sad duty not manifests itself

29:35

in the government. Encourage or even

29:38

pressuring on platforms to sit down.

29:40

Harmful information so can you help

29:42

me? Because I'm really, I'm really

29:45

worried about this. Always.

29:50

Said man this woman's as

29:52

supreme Court Justice. She's worried

29:54

that the government can pressure people

29:56

to take down harmful information. What

29:58

exactly is harmful? Information. A

30:01

whole like it does hurt your it does.

30:04

He. Was nice enough to put up on the screen. A.

30:07

Job. We get to see Goran Suton Mm in as soon

30:09

as I saw my check. It wasn't an amendment to it.

30:12

There's. No asterisk next to the for next

30:14

to the first mammoth Congress shall make no

30:16

law, No law. No. Law. Respecting.

30:19

An establishment of religion or prohibiting

30:21

the free exercise thereof, or abridging

30:23

the freedom of speech. And.

30:30

It was like. Caesar. Supreme

30:32

Court Justice. But. Have

30:34

a recap. Pressure People know you

30:36

can't. Be. Government can put of

30:38

the government as people inside the government.

30:40

our freedom of speech still. We. Got

30:43

me could say what it likes his get most

30:45

of violating and he was. folks.

30:48

We're in real trouble man. Speaking

30:50

of which you want to get

30:52

back to, I get their the

30:54

Evil Don Lemon thing from yesterday's

30:56

absolutely hilarious and folks it's back.

30:58

It is back again again. They

31:00

will not let it go. This

31:02

is what Bathgate on steroids. The

31:04

Racist replacement Theory. Folks, racist replacement

31:06

theory is a freak, a democrat

31:08

doing. Okay, a set of

31:10

a thousand times or eyes. They're

31:13

doing it again because they can't

31:15

let it go because they were

31:17

obsessed with this border invasion idea

31:19

because of the demographic destiny they

31:21

think it confers on the. Eve

31:24

on posted a video on his

31:26

our exit Count that as ball

31:28

in people's minds. Because. It

31:30

nails the eight steps or seven

31:32

eight steps herself. They're gonna use

31:34

use illegal immigration to enhance their

31:36

political power. How do we know

31:39

that? Talk about it all that

31:41

time. Is. A Democrat thing. I

31:43

dare you Liberals to cover this. Honestly,

31:45

I dare you. Are.

31:47

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Racist replacement theory is back.

34:13

I have never seen the

34:15

media try to push a

34:17

narrative so hard. Folks, this

34:19

is like fetch from Mean

34:21

Girls. Fetch is not going to

34:23

happen. Fetch isn't going to happen.

34:26

And either are you trying to

34:28

pin on a Republican party your

34:31

obsession with the demographic destiny argument

34:33

at the border. It

34:35

is not going to happen.

34:38

Dan Bongino has rolled along

34:40

with 112,000 people watching

34:42

the show right now. Starting a little show, but

34:44

let's open the audience picked up nice. It's

34:47

not happening. Listen, Democrats and liberal

34:49

jerk wads watching the show. Liberal tools, I'm

34:51

talking to you. You cannot get your death

34:53

threats. I'm talking to you. Liberals, tool

34:56

bags, D bags, losers, I'm

34:58

talking to you. Non losers, the great

35:00

conservatives watching. You guys can actually tune

35:02

out. I'd actually prefer you

35:04

stay tuned. But if you'd like, as is over here, we're

35:07

not letting it go. You guys are

35:09

obsessed with illegal immigration and open borders because

35:11

you want to change the demographics of the

35:13

country. How does Dan Bongino know that? Because

35:15

you freaking talk about it all the time.

35:18

And no, you will not pin it on

35:20

us and call us racist dipshits because I

35:22

will never let you do it. You got

35:24

it? I'm never letting this go ever. Axios

35:27

AM, the hysterically stupid Mike

35:29

Allen. I told you Axios, they try to

35:31

pretend to be a mainstream outlet. These are

35:33

straight up leftist commies over there. I only

35:35

read their stuff to see how much of

35:37

a lunatic this guy can be every morning.

35:40

He's talking about Elon Musk. Elon

35:43

Musk's recent concerns with illegal immigration.

35:45

Of course, he calls them an obsession

35:47

because remember, they will always write an article

35:49

to try to destroy their political opponent. Mike

35:53

Allen says chief among Elon's obsessions is

35:55

immigration. I'm obsessed with it folks. There's

35:57

a question, but there's a... Mike

36:00

Allen no, Elon Musk, how does he know he's obsessed with it? This

36:02

guy's probably never spent five minutes with Elon Musk. He

36:05

has no idea. Right? He

36:07

just said it. Joe, they always have

36:09

to add some asshole word in there

36:11

to be like, to push it up

36:13

to maximum asshole. He doesn't know Elon

36:15

Musk. He has no idea whether Elon's

36:17

obsessed with it or not. He has

36:19

none. All he does is read tweets.

36:21

He doesn't know anything. Mike Allen, he's

36:23

a douchebag. He doesn't know anything. Chief

36:27

among Musk's obsessions is immigration. He has

36:29

shared the conspiracy theory that

36:33

Biden is intentionally importing millions

36:35

of undocumented immigrants to boost

36:37

Democrats' political power, as

36:39

well as posts portraying immigrants as security

36:41

threats. It's

36:45

a theory. He

36:51

said it right, Joe. All that's missing is

36:54

like him insulting like, and Elon's got bad breath

36:56

or something like that. Could

36:58

you throw any more stupid in there? It's

37:01

a conspiracy theory that we're importing people into

37:03

the country. You realize there's

37:06

an app, right, where the government

37:08

will actually allow you into the country,

37:10

not through a port of entry, if

37:12

you just fill out the app. Dipshit

37:16

Mike Allen. By any definition

37:18

of the word importing, that

37:20

is the definition. Here

37:23

he goes. Here he goes again. Musk,

37:26

who privately met with Trump in Florida early this

37:28

month, was pressed on his views of the former

37:30

president. And here we go, folks. And

37:32

the racist, great replacement, great

37:34

replacement theory. I love when they

37:37

talk about it, like it's some

37:39

like biblical level thing. The

37:42

great replacement theory. It's

37:45

your thing, assholes, on the

37:47

left. We

37:52

got to do this again. Should we do the

37:54

Time Magazine thing? I can't

37:56

believe I got to do this. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

38:00

This is something I know he's sick of the montage too. In

38:03

lieu of the 20 minute

38:06

Democrat montage of them talking

38:08

about demographic destiny and

38:10

the replacement theory, Democrats, because it's

38:12

their thing, I'm just going to

38:14

again reference the Time magazine article

38:16

about how Democrats are obsessed with

38:18

replacement theory so much that it's

38:20

actually cliche. Time magazine,

38:22

isn't that a lefty outlet? Yes, sir.

38:25

Here's the title if you care to look it up.

38:27

Keep this on your phone for your dumbass liberal and

38:29

bestial friends who are like, "' Hold

38:44

on. Yeah. You

38:46

know what tired I am? I mean it folks. This

38:48

isn't even like me being funny. You know what tired I am of doing this? You have any

38:50

idea how much I hate these people in the media? I

38:53

respect their right to speak out and speak

38:56

out. I

39:00

mean, I'm going to be honest with you. I'm going to be honest

39:02

with you. I'm going to be

39:04

honest with you. I'm going to be honest with

39:06

you. I'm going to

39:08

be honest with you. I

39:12

respect their right to speak out and be

39:14

stupid. I do because you control the media,

39:16

you'd be abridging the First Amendment yourself and

39:18

you can't be a lover of liberty only

39:20

when people say things you agree with. See, I'm not

39:23

a communist. But make

39:25

no mistake, this is my job. These

39:28

people are lying to your face. They

39:31

are actively using an

39:33

open border immigration crisis to change

39:35

the power dynamic of the country.

39:38

Talk about it so much, time says

39:40

it's something of a cliche in Washington

39:43

for Democrats. This

39:48

is what drove everybody nuts. Elon

39:50

posted this video. Now I want to just preface

39:52

this. It's about a minute 30, which

39:54

as Joe knows for this show is a little long. We

39:56

try to keep him around a minute, but this is worth

39:58

your time. Elon posted this

40:01

video on accident yesterday and it

40:03

went nuclear. It's a

40:05

relatively quick eight step plan

40:08

the democrats are using to

40:11

enhance their voting power and demographics are

40:13

destined the argument. And i'd

40:15

like you liberal dumbasses to watch my show

40:19

argue with any of these points this

40:21

got debate anyone of them with me.

40:24

You won't because you know what this

40:26

video says is absolutely true

40:29

check this out. Democrat open borders plan

40:31

to entrench single party rule explained in

40:33

under two minutes. One

40:36

flood the country with untold millions of

40:38

illegals by land sea and air from

40:40

all over the world enough

40:42

to eclipse the populations of 36

40:44

individual us states so far. To

40:46

prioritize the needs of the millions

40:48

of non citizens needs of the

40:50

american citizens with free flights buses

40:52

hotels meals and phones. Showing their

40:54

loyalty to the political party that

40:56

reported them three keep them in

40:59

the country at all costs even when

41:01

they commit violent crime like murder rape.

41:03

Tack the language you described the criminals

41:05

as opposed to the criminals themselves slander

41:08

critics as racist. For

41:10

ensure their privileges are made here for

41:12

the city and state sanctuary laws that

41:14

act as population back by

41:17

permanent status and ensure non-cooperation with

41:19

ice. How

41:21

the non citizens of the census that will

41:23

determine congressional apportionment in the house of representatives

41:26

as of now. It will equal

41:28

13 extra congressional districts a

41:31

tremendous amount of electoral power six

41:33

wage a massive heavily funded law

41:35

fair campaign to change state voting

41:37

laws that legalize mass mail in

41:39

ballots no signature verification and no

41:41

proof of citizenship requirements. Making

41:43

it nearly impossible to prove voter

41:45

fraud block in the permanent

41:48

voting majority campaign promises of lavish

41:50

benefits permanent privileges trying

41:52

generational field to the democrat party.

41:56

When elections nine French

41:59

single party. rule has been achieved. Best

42:02

part, your tax dollars are paying

42:04

for it. Now

42:07

Elon had shared that, that was from Western Lensman.

42:09

Argue with it. Argue with it. Anyone? Anyone?

42:12

Anyone? Anyone have an argument with any

42:14

of that? What's wrong in there?

42:17

The other Democrats fighting against us,

42:19

only counting citizens in the census?

42:21

Yes, they are. That's accurate. Are

42:24

people flying in by land, sea, and

42:26

air who are in the country legally?

42:29

Yes, that's accurate. Is

42:31

that leading to a massive population surge

42:34

of illegals that are counted in the

42:36

census that would, if counted in the

42:38

census, alter congressional districts? Yes,

42:40

that's accurate. Are we

42:43

giving away lavish benefits that even some

42:45

American citizens don't have access to, to

42:47

some of these illegals in the country?

42:50

Yes, that's accurate too. What

42:52

part is bullshit? And the answer

42:54

is none of it. You

42:57

understand why Mike Allen, this zero

42:59

loser at Axios, has to attack

43:02

Elon personally and pretend to be

43:04

a journalist? Because what Elon said

43:06

and posted is true. Folks,

43:12

I've got a lot of experience with

43:14

Democrats, sadly, tragically, having worked in the

43:16

Obama White House. I

43:18

say sadly because it, although I

43:20

was proud to do my duty and my job, the

43:23

people who worked in that White House

43:25

were horrible human beings. These

43:28

people hate your guts. Everything is

43:30

being done on purpose. None

43:32

of this is an accident. Elon

43:39

did a public service too, interviewing

43:41

Don Lemon, who has always been one of

43:43

the dumbest guys in media. And I want

43:45

to say, by the way, with Don Lemon,

43:47

Don Lemon's got a show out there. Listen,

43:49

man, I'm all about free speech. Throw your show

43:51

on X, throw your show on YouTube, throw it

43:54

on Rumble. I don't care. I'm an equity holder.

43:56

Matter of fact, we love free speech. Bring it

43:58

over. Nobody cares. You know, I like

44:01

it because I like to argue with Don

44:03

Lemon's stupid ideas, but Don is not a

44:05

really bright guy. Don is

44:07

really dumb. And this is what

44:09

bothers me about the left. I've debated them

44:11

often and I can't encourage

44:13

you enough to take this advice

44:15

and just like paint

44:18

by numbers onto the front of your brain here. When

44:21

you argue with Democrats, Guy,

44:24

have you seen this when we were doing a Fox

44:26

show together? They love to

44:28

play dumb. And

44:31

it's infuriating because you just can't

44:33

debate them because they'll say the

44:35

dumbest thing. This is

44:37

a perfect example. I'm talking too much. Watch

44:40

Elon and Don Lemon here. Elon makes

44:42

a very simple point. Any

44:44

non-imbecile could understand that

44:47

if you implement certain DEI

44:50

structures that

44:52

manipulate standards and standards

44:54

are lower, you're going

44:56

to get less talented people in

44:59

the space. That's not a racist

45:01

argument. I

45:05

got it. Here's

45:10

where they, again, these people infuriate

45:12

you. There

45:14

is nothing different genetically

45:17

in the human genome, nothing outside

45:20

of skin color between

45:22

Indians, Indian Americans, Native

45:25

Americans, Black, Hispanic, white.

45:29

There's minuscule differences. The

45:33

reason you get different educational outcomes

45:36

when you break down people by

45:38

race is nothing to do with

45:40

race or genetics. It's

45:43

a very simple thing. Liberals

45:46

control inner cities where, sadly,

45:48

a lot of minority youth

45:50

live and liberals destroy them.

45:54

And then when they get to college, because

45:56

liberals don't want you to know about the

45:58

destruction of the Black in Hispanic and

46:01

minority community, what do they do? They

46:04

say, hey, we need DEI and affirmative

46:06

action by

46:08

lowering standards. If you lower

46:10

standards, you're going to get

46:12

people, regardless of race, who

46:14

didn't meet the prior standard.

46:17

Or why would you lower the standard? Sorry,

46:21

too much today. I'm sorry.

46:23

I'm just—you know I just can't stand

46:26

these people. Even the Don Lemon, pretend

46:28

that he doesn't know if you lower standards, you'll

46:30

get less competent people. When everybody knows,

46:33

if you look at the SAT scores,

46:35

that people who come from liberal areas,

46:37

who are minorities, sadly, are scoring lower

46:39

because liberals screwed up their lives. There's

46:41

nothing to do with race. It's

46:44

everything to do with liberalism. Watch this.

46:47

Watch this, idiot. Check this out.

46:49

There are lots of mistakes in medicine. So you're saying

46:51

that my

46:53

doctors are—have bad

46:56

medical care? I'm trying to understand

46:58

your logic here when it comes to DEI because there's

47:00

no actual evidence of what you're saying. No,

47:03

I said—so if

47:06

the standards—like let's say—I think

47:09

that particular thing was referring to surgeons.

47:11

Let's say the surgeon is

47:13

asked to—a surgeon in

47:15

training is asked to do a series

47:18

of operations of the supervision of a senior surgeon,

47:20

and they get a bunch of those operations wrong.

47:24

If that happens and yet they are still approved

47:27

to be a surgeon, the probability that someone will

47:29

die, I think, at some point is high. Okay,

47:32

I understand that, but that's a hypothetical. That doesn't mean

47:34

it's happening. I didn't say it was happening.

47:38

You didn't say it was happening. I said it will.

47:41

But I said if we lower

47:43

standards, people will die. Why

47:48

respond to something or put

47:50

something out there that has not

47:52

happened? Because I could say, you know, I

47:54

don't want it to happen. I think we don't want to lower those

47:57

standards. I

48:03

got to admire Elan's patience as far as putting

48:05

stuff out there that nobody said. Joe,

48:08

you're reading my mind. This you.

48:16

Do you see what happens when a guy

48:18

with an IQ of like, I

48:20

don't even know, 5000, talks

48:24

to a guy with an IQ of like an 85? Why

48:28

would you put

48:30

something out there that hasn't happened?

48:33

Maybe because if it does happen, people

48:35

will die. Gee, I don't

48:37

know. So Joe, just to be clear.

48:40

You know, you get an intercept from

48:43

the Chinese Communist Party that they're preparing

48:45

for nuclear war next week, but it

48:47

hasn't happened. No! So all

48:49

of a sudden, I'm looking out my window, I'm like, Tony,

48:51

it's hot in here. Holy shit, it's

48:53

a mushroom cloud. And then Joe says to me

48:55

on the show, oh yeah, I knew about that

48:57

last week. My friend who's connected to the Chinese

49:00

Communist Party told me, Joe, why didn't you say

49:02

anything? Well, it didn't happen yet. No

49:04

problem. Holy shit. God,

49:07

this is... You see why

49:10

Elan's... Gee, can you... You got a screenshot of a

49:12

look in his face at the end. Where

49:14

Elan's like... Is

49:18

this real? Can you be this

49:20

stupid? We would

49:22

lower standards in medical school.

49:25

Therefore, people who didn't meet the

49:27

high standard and who could not

49:29

meet the high standard met a lower standard.

49:32

Look at him. Look at him. Like, why

49:34

am I talking to this moron? They

49:38

would be less capable than the people

49:40

who met the higher standard. Why are you

49:42

warning people about that? Because people who meet

49:45

lower standards don't meet high standards could kill

49:47

you in a surgery? That

49:49

hasn't happened yet. So we should only

49:51

talk about it after a couple of people have been

49:53

killed? Or put something out

49:55

there that has not happened. Because

49:58

I could say, you know, what has happened? I

50:00

think we don't want to lowest the worst status. Look at the look. Look

50:03

at his face. It's priceless. He's

50:06

like, how is this guy real? That's

50:09

what he's saying. I don't

50:11

want it to happen. Look at his face. How

50:14

is this guy real? Don

50:17

Lamont. Holy shit.

50:20

Is this guy stupid? Folks,

50:24

now you understand why woke liberals are so

50:26

dumb too. Did you see this study? I

50:28

know you probably heard about it yesterday on

50:30

the news. But this is like, just

50:32

be proud you're not Don Lamont and you don't

50:34

ask dumb questions. That's what I would have fired

50:37

back at with Don. I would have been like,

50:39

so Don, if you had some intel on a

50:41

nuclear war that hadn't happened, you wouldn't share it

50:43

because it hasn't happened? No, you should share it.

50:45

You could prevent it. You mean just like I'm

50:47

sharing now lowering standards to get people killed? Are

50:50

you this stupid? See, Don's a

50:52

moron. Don's a wokester. And

50:54

woke people are miserable. They hate you. They

50:57

hate themselves. They hate their kids. They

50:59

hate their dogs. They probably kick cats

51:01

and little kitties and puppies. They hate

51:03

people. And now there's actual data. Now,

51:06

I know you all have seen this, correct? Chesters. You

51:09

all have seen this, right? Is there a yes or no? The

51:11

liberals are always miserable. You ever have like a

51:13

woke neighbor, they're always mad and complaining and whining.

51:15

Maybe you had that woke guy, like he was

51:17

so mad he had to attack Rand Paul. It's

51:20

like the only thing that helps me is I'm 6'1

51:22

and like 200 now. So

51:25

people generally leave me alone. But wokesters

51:27

are really angry. So the New York

51:29

Post has this story. It's in the

51:31

newsletter, bongino.com/newsletter. I encourage you to check

51:33

it out. Woke people are more likely

51:35

to be unhappy, anxious, and depressed. New

51:38

studies suggest ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

51:40

Yeah, but I know it. But, Guy, come

51:42

on. Tell me. The truisms are hilarious.

51:44

They note in the end of

51:46

their study here, they used this scale to

51:48

identify woke, wokesters like Don Lemon.

51:52

They had seven truisms of woke people.

51:54

This is what woke people because how

51:56

they defined them. If

51:58

white people have on average a high- Higher level

52:00

of income than black people because of

52:02

racist. Maybe.

52:06

It's because are liberals, run largely

52:08

black and hispanic cities and have

52:10

destroyed any economic opportunity through de

52:13

facto socialism. About just say, and

52:15

maybe you said that. He.

52:17

Bought the but notice how everything is

52:19

beyond their control. Here. University.

52:24

Right? right? Effigy every of even do

52:26

that is it is that made it

52:28

did not the victim that This is

52:30

why they're so miserable. University reading lists,

52:32

sitting foods you were right or a

52:34

wider European authors. Micro aggressions should be

52:37

challenged often and active You magic micro

52:39

aggressions Your scenario like walking around and

52:41

you have some tea or something like

52:43

that and I it's hot new make

52:45

a face like you make it to

52:47

Facebook no not at this. The seas

52:49

coffees hot but you make it to

52:51

face. Your. Race and we be very. This

52:53

is to see some. I'm I'm salvaging

52:55

Michael. This is Abby like. shut up.

52:58

With. The how are you talking about. Trans

53:00

women who compete women's sports are not helping women's

53:03

rights. This is due to as as if you

53:05

believe this A we don't need to talk more

53:07

about the color of people. See a white person

53:09

cannot understand how black person feels equally well as

53:12

another black person. This. Or crazy stuff.

53:14

But. Here said ears the odds that the

53:16

results of the study this is why these

53:18

people are miserable. They are constantly hallmark by

53:20

victimhood all the time. Because.

53:23

The of the. The

53:26

most concerning find. Was. The relationship

53:29

between mental health and agreement with the

53:31

scale researchers found a high prevalence of

53:33

anxiety depression a people who believe the

53:35

statement if white people have an average

53:37

of hiring com the black people is

53:39

because of races. The. Miserable of.

53:42

Of course a. Couple

53:45

more things I want to show you are at least we

53:47

have very smart people in the White House right now. You

53:49

know the real President right now. Of

53:52

the real President is Doctor Joe Biden

53:54

and Job. It's really good at

53:56

Jill but you mustn't doctor so a doctor

53:59

Jill at it. The zebra surgery figures

54:01

like a surgery room in the White

54:03

House's I Cut People's unless Doctor Jill.

54:06

The. As she's A.is very talented. Doctor Day which

54:08

had brain surgery which is just so Doctor

54:10

Joe was given to speech the wider society

54:12

as she was trying to describe as Aziza

54:14

women get call indo me Leo light a

54:16

toda some kind of. And

54:18

Emilia title Toto. Seated.

54:21

Total. Either. What?

54:23

Does is. My. Job you

54:25

transcribe this wrong in the seat. Is. A

54:28

big what are you tried sub spell endometriosis

54:30

she'll put and Amelia tide of told us.

54:33

Are utterly on a different set. Of Zoc.

54:36

Doctor Jill Fears is a medical professional

54:38

here Tagalog. Or

54:40

Simers N N D.

54:43

S.

54:49

Gracie clear that up to new disease

54:51

and the amelia cited sodas. And.

54:53

I can. We got a medical professional in the White House.

54:55

you know Joe Biden needs it. Or he needs

54:58

it as he can find his way of

55:00

stage again. odds you watches yesterday's felt The

55:02

companies are you know if you are Joe?

55:04

No, not outweigh Runway. As always, you're on

55:06

the wrong side of the stage. Harrys Razors

55:08

and Amelia tie to tell us no no

55:10

no this way the militancy, The military aides

55:12

right there. Though. Like all yeah yeah

55:14

come on will go this way follow me Joe

55:16

and was no no Erasmus what he other way

55:18

and I realize you already committed to the Southern

55:20

states. Does you know what you're going to? Alice

55:23

Waters crowd Were not prepared for this job. I.

55:25

Thoroughly. I'm. The. Only

55:28

given our a card on where to go. As I've

55:30

told you are everyone knows but your by the can

55:32

have a good offices and finally less story today I

55:34

was amazed we got to other stuff which I'm pretty

55:36

proud of because we never the. What? Are

55:38

you say by Rolling Stone? Ladies and

55:40

Gentlemen Joe, What's the golden rule? Whatever

55:42

Rolling Stone tells you do to did

55:45

see, do flip or oh sorry. Opposite

55:47

is true. Saw of a sudden we

55:49

see this article poppy a city Rolling

55:51

Stone election than Ayers refusing to certify

55:53

results. Are Mike really. Reds. crazy

55:55

who's he talking about the democrats a know

55:57

of course it's about republicans who have legitimate

56:00

questions about the election. And why do

56:02

you think the story came out in Rolling

56:04

Stone? It probably had a lot to do with

56:06

a survey that came out a little while ago,

56:08

covered by the Washington examiner, that yes, Democrats

56:11

are already openly opposing certifying

56:13

a Trump reelection that just

56:15

happened a couple of weeks

56:17

ago. Democrats, are

56:20

they election deniers by the Democrats own

56:22

definition? I guess, yes, but of course,

56:24

Rolling Stone, whatever they tell you, do

56:26

the flip a row. Folks,

56:28

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