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2:01

tried to straddle that. There's

2:03

no straddling it. You

2:05

are on the side of Israel. That's

2:08

it. Israel has been

2:10

attacked in a medieval way on

2:13

October the 7th. Like we haven't

2:15

seen since the Middle Ages or

2:17

I should say since Nancy Pelosi

2:20

hasn't seen since the Middle Ages.

2:24

That said, and then

2:26

they immediately just like George Floyd

2:28

decided to ignite the country like

2:31

the summer of 2020 all over

2:33

again. And

2:35

they were able to pull it off with the whole racism

2:37

thing and the Black Lives Matter and the censorship. You

2:39

couldn't say anything about Black Lives Matter on social

2:41

media with disinformation and misinformation. And you were a

2:43

racist and all that. Well, they don't have that

2:45

this time. And they

2:48

also are siding with evil.

2:52

And an evil that we've seen and it might fly with

2:54

Generation X because they're not teaching Gen X history. But they're

2:56

going to fly the rest of us. It's not

2:58

going to fly with the rest of us. And

3:01

I got to tell you, the more that the

3:03

Democrat Party goes down this road, the

3:05

more people they alienate. They're already losing

3:07

Blacks. I

3:09

mean, bleeding Blacks from the party.

3:12

They're doing everything they can to keep women by

3:14

saying abortion, abortion, abortion, abortion, abortion, abortion, abortion, abortion.

3:16

Oh, I'm sorry. Healthcare,

3:18

healthcare, women's healthcare. That's it. If

3:21

you're a woman, you are an abortion. That's

3:23

it. You're an

3:25

abortion recipient or you're someone

3:27

who wants someone else to get an abortion. And

3:30

that's it. That's all you

3:32

are. Title IX of

3:34

the body, opening Title IX to

3:36

men, transgender men. I don't

3:38

say transgender women because they're not women. They're men. Opening

3:42

up Title IX. Yeah. Okay, women.

3:45

You think the Democrat Party is on your side? Really, really

3:48

when they're destroying your daughter's

3:50

academic careers, when they're moving

3:53

men dressed up like women into

3:55

the upper echelons of government and

3:57

celebrating them as some sort of...

4:00

a grand accomplishment.

4:02

I mean, wow. And

4:05

now we know that the Democrat

4:07

Party is down with anti-Semitism.

4:11

I mean, you can't ask for

4:13

it. I mean, honestly, thank you,

4:16

God, for exposing the Democrat

4:18

Party for the evil that it is. And

4:21

it really, really is. And if you are,

4:23

by the way, if you're Catholic and you

4:25

vote Joe Biden after signing the Cross and

4:27

an abortion event and after proclaiming

4:30

Easter Transgender Day of Visibility, and

4:32

if you're Jewish after, I don't

4:34

know, everything since October the 7th,

4:37

you're fools. You

4:40

are complete buffoons at this

4:42

point. And you put party

4:44

before everything. And you also move

4:47

your demise to the head of the line

4:49

as well. So I mean, it really is.

4:52

It's pretty glorious. And

4:54

I love the fact that the Democrats just don't

4:57

get it. They keep stepping at it. They alienate.

4:59

And the only way, the

5:02

only way they could possibly stay in

5:04

power is by throwing Donald

5:06

Trump in jail or killing him and

5:10

then stealing the election. That's

5:12

it. That's what they got. That's why

5:14

they're working so feverishly to go after

5:16

Donald Trump with these four political indictments.

5:19

And the last nine years of

5:23

haranguing and negative press and the walls

5:25

are closing down and a constant drumbeat

5:27

by MSNBC and CNN that Donald Trump

5:29

is going down this time. He is

5:31

evil. He is this. He is a

5:33

magnifascist. He is an enemy democracy. Joe

5:36

Biden standing in front of Independence Hall,

5:38

bathed in communist red. All of that

5:40

stuff hasn't worked. All

5:42

of it hasn't worked. All of

5:44

these indictments, every headline, the rate of Mar-a-Lago,

5:46

two impeachments. I mean, my God. Yesterday

5:50

I called a call from somebody and said, I don't

5:52

even know if I should vote. I mean, I'm

5:54

like, do you know what

5:56

that man's been through? What he and his

5:58

family have been through the last nine years? years. Nobody

6:01

in the history of the country

6:03

has been through that from the

6:05

left full frontal attack, carpet bombing,

6:07

surgical strikes, turning the weaponizing the

6:10

DOJ, weaponizing the IRS, weaponizing these

6:12

AGs and DA's that are so

6:14

disappointed to go after this man

6:16

and every day he crawls out

6:18

of the rubble and dust himself

6:20

off and he does a campaign

6:22

appearance and he inspires people and

6:24

he makes them realize that we

6:26

can turn this around and we

6:29

can become the part of the

6:31

country that we always have

6:33

been again and we

6:36

can be proud to be from America and

6:38

realize we're the greatest country that has ever

6:40

been in the history of the world. That's

6:43

just it. If it weren't

6:46

for America, people in London

6:48

would still be playing harpsichords and crapping in

6:50

the streets

6:53

because London, Paris, they're around for 1,200 years

6:55

before the United States

6:57

of America. America

6:59

comes along and in 250 years

7:03

we have one of our founders discovered

7:06

electricity and then we had the light bulb and

7:08

then we had the you know the

7:10

internal combustion engine and then we had I mean I

7:12

can go on and on we invented rock and roll

7:14

we flew to the moon we played golf on the

7:17

moon for God's sake and

7:20

the rest of the world lived through a

7:22

thousand years of darkness before America came along

7:24

and by God in heaven we are not

7:26

going to let that light be put out

7:28

by these idiots. It's fantastic.

7:32

Everybody's getting motivated. This is Donald Trump before

7:34

going into court today talking about the great

7:36

news in the economy with Joe Biden. It's

7:42

a very big thing in Ireland but the biggest seems

7:45

to be that the GDP just it

7:48

has to go all the way down to

7:50

1.6%. Which is about where it

7:53

was for the entire eight years

7:55

of Barack Obama's presidency. aspirations

8:00

in California were just also

8:03

announced that $7.60 gasoline is going

8:05

way up, energy costs

8:09

are going way up, and

8:12

the stock market is in

8:15

a sense great shape. The numbers are very

8:17

bad. This is by no use. Yeah,

8:19

it is. It's by no use. It's not a ... Why they

8:21

don't use the word term by no use anymore. Yeah.

8:24

This is the Steamfitters Local 638

8:27

in New York City, Manager Bob

8:29

Bartels talking about Donald

8:32

Trump and the economy. It

8:36

was great to see the president come in

8:39

engaging with the blue collar worker of New

8:41

York City. We are a very

8:43

patriotic union, and we are pro-America. They

8:45

don't hate America. Shut the front door.

8:47

The Democrat Party does. I put out

8:49

a poll in my union. They wave

8:51

Ukrainian flags in the well of the

8:53

house, and then they attempt to sue

8:55

Thomas Massey for showing the country. President

8:58

Trump is leading Joe Biden three to one on my

9:00

presidential poll out of my 9,000 members.

9:04

What? Right now, we are

9:06

very tired of the situation with

9:08

groceries, inflation, gas prices,

9:10

illegal immigration, crime.

9:13

We are living it every day in New York

9:15

City. Yeah, and around the country as well, and

9:18

people of all colors. I mentioned, you know, black

9:21

people. Black people.

9:23

Not too crazy about this Democrat Party. They're

9:25

waking up to 170 years of abuse. The

9:30

city doesn't feel the same anymore. Y'all mismanaging

9:32

this, failing actually. We

9:35

need that money in my neighborhood.

9:37

70 million dollars. Y'all won't even

9:40

put up. These are people in Chicago talking

9:42

about Joe Biden's open border. Million dollars in

9:44

one neighborhood. Vote for the money for

9:46

these immigrants today, and we coming for

9:49

them seats. And these

9:51

voters in Chicago, they're serious about

9:53

voting for Trump. He can win

9:55

Illinois. Yeah, and in

9:57

the meantime, you got President

9:59

Derp be due over here out and

10:01

about. Imagine

10:04

what we can do next. Four

10:07

more years. That's

10:09

your president.

10:16

That is your president Democrats. Oh

10:18

you guys are so screwed. Time

10:20

to use 25 amendments

10:23

25. If

10:27

Biden's still alive. This is

10:29

Jim Connery. This

10:32

country can survive. In

10:39

both 25.

10:47

Time to use amendments

10:49

25. Joe's competence.

10:52

It just took a dive. Robert

10:55

Hirst says he's too old to stay.

10:58

He's 25. Joe Biden's lost. He's a

11:00

senile guy. If he's too old to prosecute.

11:14

As president he should get

11:16

the votes. A

11:18

must and hope. Amendment 25.

11:22

There's no way America can

11:24

thrive. With Joe Biden

11:27

as our president. To

11:30

a home he should be sent.

11:33

Time to use 25. Every

11:36

day at MSNBC and CNN they cackle and they

11:38

think they've got the walls are closing in. They've

11:44

been doing this for well eight years

11:46

now and all of that but every morning

11:49

they get up and they go holy crap.

11:52

Joe Biden is our candidate. Joe Biden

11:54

is our president and Kamala Harris is

11:56

our vice president. Every single day. That's

11:58

why they're going. going through all of

12:00

this nonsense. That's why they're putting through all of

12:02

this nonsense because the writing is on the wall

12:04

and honestly everybody gets it now. Alright, so here's

12:07

a number if you guys want to chime in.

12:09

I got a ton of stuff to get to.

12:11

We're going to get to what's happening at Columbia

12:13

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12:15

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16:48

Donald Trump, he thanked Bill Barr,

16:50

the former AG, for

16:54

endorsing Donald Trump, for President. And

16:58

here's what Donald Trump said. Former AG

17:00

Bill Barr, who led a lot of

17:02

great people down by not investigating voter

17:05

fraud in our country, has just

17:07

endorsed me for President, the fact

17:09

that I called him weak, slow-moving,

17:11

lethargic, gutless, and lazy, based

17:13

on the fact that I greatly

17:15

appreciate his wholehearted endorsement. I'm removing the

17:18

word lethargic from my statement. Thank you,

17:20

Bill. I

17:24

love it. I just love it, I just love it.

17:27

Ladies polling, Trump is beating Biden in

17:29

six of seven swing states, alarm bells

17:32

for Joe. That's why they're

17:34

doing all these political indictments. That's

17:36

why every morning, despite his perfectly

17:38

cloth hair, Joe Scarborough

17:40

freaks the hell out that he

17:43

is a bedded down with the

17:45

Democrat Party and Joe Biden and

17:47

goes, oh my God, Joe Biden

17:49

is our president, Joe Biden is

17:51

our candidate, and Kamala Harris is

17:54

the VP. God help us all.

17:56

So President Trump, President Bump, he had

17:58

a bump in the polls. Trump

18:00

is leading by 10 points in North

18:02

Carolina. Shut the front door. This is

18:04

seven months out. Normally, I

18:07

mean, even in the 2016, Donald

18:09

Trump was behind until election night.

18:11

All right? So if that he's this

18:14

far ahead right now, add another 10 to it.

18:17

Add another 10 to it. So 10 points

18:19

in North Carolina, which is 20, eight points

18:21

in Nevada, which is 18, seven points in

18:23

Arizona, which is 17, six points in Georgia,

18:25

16, four points in Wisconsin, 14,

18:27

one point in Pennsylvania, 11. The

18:30

April poll shows that Biden is losing

18:32

his momentum, his Joe-mentum. He had momentum.

18:36

He didn't have any momentum. You've got an

18:38

oven. He didn't have any momentum after the

18:40

State of the Union address in March. Yeah,

18:43

no, not a drop. Nobody fell for

18:45

that crap. Biden's approval rating

18:48

in the seven swing states remain as low as 41%, giving

18:50

him a very

18:53

favorable or somewhat favorable,

18:55

41% very favorable or

18:57

somewhat favorable rating. Vice President

18:59

Kamala Harris' approval rating is at 40%. You know why?

19:02

Because she's an idiot. Yeah, that's all. She

19:05

just is. She's just kind

19:08

of an idiot, essentially. Yeah, yeah,

19:10

yeah, yeah, yeah. So

19:12

that's good news. By the way, coming up

19:14

on the show, we do have Judge Napolitano. Judge

19:16

Andrew Napolitano is going to join us in the

19:19

next hour of the radio show. Despite

19:23

it all, Donald Trump has

19:25

managed to suffer the slings and arrows

19:27

and rise above. Last night on Newsmax,

19:29

Seb Gorka was talking about when he

19:32

was in the White House working with

19:35

Donald Trump and what he encountered. I

19:37

want you to listen to this because

19:39

the reason why all of these foreign

19:41

nightmares are happening is because the Deep

19:43

State DOJ, FBI, CIA, all

19:46

have been lined up against Donald Trump

19:48

since before he became president. Rob, this

19:50

is personal for me. When

19:52

I was in the White House, Deputy President,

19:54

I had a project to undertake regarding a

19:56

certain threat group, a jihadi group.

20:00

requested for my former students to

20:02

be Secunded to me in

20:04

the White House three were working at the FBI

20:06

one was working at the CIA That's

20:09

pretty usual because interagency Secundment

20:11

is how the White House

20:13

is mostly staff after

20:15

six months of them not Appearing and me

20:17

being told every two weeks by White House

20:20

HR. They're on their way. Dr. G They're

20:22

on their way a colleague

20:24

of my wife from the FBI came

20:27

to The White House look

20:30

me up and said said

20:32

you're never gonna get those guys

20:34

from the bureau Why and this

20:36

is a direct quote? Yes, because

20:38

the seventh floor of the Hoover

20:40

building looks at this

20:43

Administration and your boss as the

20:45

enemy that's when I realized the

20:47

deep state isn't something foil-hacking When

20:50

unelected directors of the FBI and

20:52

their deputies look at the man

20:54

chosen by 64 million Americans

20:57

as their president as the

20:59

enemy than the deep state is real and

21:02

that includes morale and that includes the 51

21:05

CIA former director of an intelligence

21:07

officer who subverted the course of

21:09

an election with that statement We

21:12

are on the eve of a great

21:14

revolution. We haven't seen since 1776

21:19

because now we know that this deep state

21:21

is not our friend. They're not

21:23

on the side of the American people How will

21:25

you let's take a break and come back this

21:27

my friends is the Rob Carson show The

21:55

worst president we've ever had What's

22:00

the law? You can close the borders. Close

22:02

up the borders. You are currently going to hell. That

22:07

is Donald Trump outside of the courtroom today

22:10

where he is forced to be

22:12

for by a judge who is

22:14

obviously a partisan. His

22:16

daughter has raised $100 million

22:19

for Democrats off of this

22:21

trial alone. His wife literally

22:23

has worked with Letitia James at her office

22:25

for three years and

22:27

this judge has donated money to

22:30

Joe Biden. Everybody gets it.

22:32

Cats out of the bag. Even if

22:34

Donald Trump is convicted of one of those charges, it ain't

22:37

going to help. It ain't going to help Joe Biden one

22:39

damn bit. You know why? Because Joe

22:41

Biden is a president, super sucks. There you

22:43

go. Basically, he just super sucks. I want

22:45

to mention something real quick here. I

22:51

want to talk to my Gen

22:53

Z and millennial brothers and sisters. I've

22:57

been on the planet long enough and I've been

22:59

following politics long enough and I have a good

23:01

memory. Not so good

23:03

with names sometimes, but I

23:05

do remember history, especially

23:08

history that I have witnessed personally and I've seen

23:10

plenty of it in my 58 years

23:13

on the planet. One

23:15

of the things I noticed, the economy was

23:17

in shambles. George Bush was the president and

23:19

Barack Obama took off as right as many

23:21

of you millennials were graduating from college. You

23:25

got out of college. You

23:28

entered the workforce to tepid

23:31

GDP growth of about 1% for around

23:33

eight years. For around eight years.

23:37

Donald Trump become the president of the United States. Donald

23:40

Trump set the economy on fire. Lowest

23:42

black unemployment in recorded history, most women

23:44

in the workforce in recorded history. COVID

23:49

was a

23:52

tool used by the government to kill the economy. It

23:57

succeeded to some degree. This is what happens when

23:59

you force businesses to close and

24:02

then along come you Gen Zers and

24:05

you Gen Zers are starting to graduate and

24:07

all of that in the middle of awful

24:10

COVID. Many of you had to go through COVID

24:12

protocols, you lost much of your

24:14

schooling, you missed graduations, you

24:17

missed athletic seasons, you were forced

24:19

to wear stupid masks so I

24:21

don't blame Gen Z and Millennials

24:23

for being a little pissed off.

24:27

I want you to hear this next piece of audio

24:29

because I think it's fascinating but first We're

24:33

in an incredible world.

24:39

We're in an incredible world. We're in an

24:41

incredible world. We're

24:44

in an incredible world. That's

24:47

a mighty economy theme song and I

24:49

want you to listen to this clip

24:51

from MSNBC

24:53

about what

24:55

young people particularly those between the ages

24:58

of 30 and 34 are

25:00

going through right now. Listen

25:03

to this and I want to,

25:05

I want to, you know, I don't care if

25:08

you're a millennial, if you're a Gen Z or whatever, we

25:11

can come together on this because my

25:13

concern is you. My concern is my

25:15

kids. I want you to

25:18

live the American dream and until now

25:20

pretty much your entire professional careers, you've been hobbled

25:22

with the exception of a couple years with Donald

25:25

Trump as the president. Listen to this. For the

25:27

first time in our nation's history a 30 year

25:29

old man or woman isn't doing as well as

25:31

his or her parents were at 30. That is

25:33

the social compact breaking down. People aged

25:35

30 to 34, 60% of them in 1990 had one

25:37

child. Now

25:41

it's 27%. People are opting

25:43

out of America. They're not optimistic. This is

25:45

Scott Galloway by the way. Listen. They're not

25:47

having kids. Young people aren't

25:49

having sex. They're not meeting. They're not

25:51

meeting. The pool of emotionally and economically

25:53

viable men shrinks every day,

25:56

which lessens household formation. Why?

25:58

Because the Democrat party. and

26:00

the left have been calling young men toxicly

26:03

masculine. They've

26:06

been calling white guys, white

26:08

supremacists, and privileged. Really? Is this

26:10

a surprise? So we have a

26:12

real issue. Young people are enraged,

26:15

so it turns every cut, every

26:17

movement into an opportunistic infection because

26:20

quite frankly they are just pissed

26:22

off. They look up, they see

26:24

exceptional wealth across my generation

26:26

and people in certain industries

26:29

and they are really struggling.

26:32

And Washington DC and

26:34

its affiliates and Big

26:36

Pharma and Wall Street

26:39

and hedge fund managers and

26:41

Big Defense. Purchasing power is going down

26:44

and the incumbents create artificial scarcity on

26:46

campus. We take pride in rejecting 90%

26:48

of our applicants, so the incumbents who

26:50

already have a degree see the degree

26:52

go up in value. We get very

26:54

concerned with housing and traffic once we

26:56

own the housing. Housing permits are

26:58

sequestered from young people. Housing

27:00

prices have gone from 290 to 420 in the

27:03

last four years. So a young person,

27:05

a house, stocks that I don't

27:07

own skyrocket in value. Let's have COVID

27:09

relief and flush the markets and take

27:12

assets way up because if a million

27:14

people dying would be bad, would be

27:16

tragic if I got less wealthy. And

27:18

we're doing it on their credit card.

27:20

Young people have every reason to be

27:22

enraged and every issue

27:24

they see. They look up, they get angry

27:26

and they see someone doing better than them

27:28

and then every day it is speedballed in

27:30

their face that they are failing, that they

27:32

are not doing as well as everyone around

27:34

them. We have lost the script. Our

27:36

kids are more anxious and more depressed and

27:39

more obese and more addicted and we have

27:41

made a purposeful decision to let this happen

27:44

by ensuring the people around this table stay wealthy

27:46

at the cost of young people. Wow, he

27:48

said that on MSNBC. Wow,

27:51

wow, wow, wow. That's

27:55

pretty crazy, isn't it? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

27:58

A whopping 85% of new people. New Yorkers say the cost

28:00

of food is rising faster than their income in a

28:03

poll. The

28:05

poll released by No Kid Hungry, New

28:07

York on Tuesday found that 47% of respondents are having

28:10

a much harder time affording food. Significant

28:14

chunk of people have altered their shopping habits due to price

28:16

inflation, 51% going to a

28:18

less convenient store because it was cheaper

28:20

and 26% spending more than 30 minutes

28:22

searching for coupons or discounts. I

28:27

still shop like I'm poor. I've told you this. When

28:30

I go to the world, go to Walmart, I

28:33

look for the yellow stickers, man. I

28:35

go immediately to the deli

28:37

and they used to cut

28:41

the discount pizzas and then

28:43

they discount the sandwiches. They don't

28:45

discount them like they used to. And then I go over

28:47

to the meats and I look for the yellow stickers there

28:49

and I look for the yellow stickers on hamburger and I

28:51

look for the yellow stickers on salmon and then I go

28:53

back and they have this bakery cart in the back with

28:55

all the stuff, you know, the bread and the stuff. It's

28:57

day old bread and all that. Look for the yellow stickers

28:59

there. I still do, man. This is the

29:02

way I shop. This is how I roll. And

29:04

I always will and I always will. My

29:06

wife is just like, what the what? Put

29:10

it in the freezer. It'll go bad. Put those

29:12

chicken, they got a yellow sticker on them. Don't leave

29:14

them in the fridge. You'll be getting salmonella like

29:16

Ken, my producer. Anyway, the

29:18

choices consumers are having to make have changed

29:20

as well with over half a respondent saying

29:22

they purchased less protein or

29:24

none at all. You know, I told you, go

29:26

to the dollar store, get your hamburger helper. It's fine without

29:29

the hamburger. To

29:32

be able to afford groceries just under half

29:34

say they bought less or no

29:37

fresh produce. Nope, no fresh produce. When

29:39

I was in college, I didn't have fresh produce when

29:43

I went home. But no, man, I had

29:45

nothing in the fridge and that's the way it is right now. For

29:48

a lot of people, people also buying

29:51

more fillers like rice to make the

29:53

protein produce, you know, to

29:55

make things stretch a little bit further. Fifty

29:57

eight percent of adults in New York state

29:59

report. feeling more stressed about affording enough nutritious

30:01

food for themselves and their families compared to this

30:04

time in 2023. Barack Obama years

30:06

ago said, you know, we're not going to be able to drive the

30:08

car, we drive. We're not going to just be able to eat the

30:10

way we want the rest of the world, you know. He

30:13

said it. He said it. And

30:17

then there's this, and I told you, one of the

30:19

reasons why employment is so low is

30:21

because people can't afford not to work. Yeah,

30:24

I know what you're saying. Well, you should have to work.

30:26

No, no, not if you want to stay at home and

30:28

raise your kid or not if you're retired. You shouldn't have

30:30

to work. You ought to be able to save

30:32

some of your money. And, you know, you

30:34

ought to maybe, the government promises all these things are

30:36

going to give you your retirement, they're going to give

30:38

you your Medicare, your Medicaid and all that. We

30:41

find that Medicare and Medicaid have $175 trillion in debt. One

30:49

in four U.S. adults, working adults,

30:51

50 and older, never expect to

30:53

retire. One

30:55

quarter of U.S. adults, age 50 or older who

30:57

are not yet retired, say they expect to. Never

30:59

retire. 70% are concerned about

31:01

prices rising faster than their income. Now,

31:04

one in four, no retirement savings. You

31:06

know why? Because you're taxed to death

31:08

and you never have a damn dime

31:10

left over after you pay your stinking

31:13

taxes, your federal, your state, your local,

31:15

your frigging property tax, your

31:17

capital gains tax. You're this, you're that,

31:19

you're this, you're that. And what do

31:21

you end up with? Nothing.

31:24

You can't put away anything after that paycheck.

31:26

You're lucky if you can, you have $100

31:29

left in your account a week out from

31:31

your damn payday. How are you

31:33

going to save for your retirement? Well, you're not.

31:35

You're just going to work your damn self to

31:37

death. That's the way it is in this country.

31:40

It's ridiculous. One

31:43

in four have no retirement savings. A quarter

31:45

of research released by the organization that shows

31:47

how agreeing America is worrying more and more

31:49

about how to make ends and

31:52

meet even as economists and policymakers say

31:54

the U.S. economy has all but achieved

31:56

a soft landing after two years of

31:58

record inflation. No, it hasn't. No,

32:00

it hasn't. The AARP study,

32:02

based on interviews completed with more than

32:04

8,000 people, blah, blah, blah, finds that

32:06

one-third of older adults with credit card

32:08

debt carry balances above $10,000, 12%

32:13

of a balance of $20,000 or

32:15

more, meaning you're going to work

32:17

yourself to death. That's

32:21

not the American dream. It's not the American

32:24

dream for young people. It's not the American

32:26

dream that so many have worked for. And

32:29

I believe we are on the cusp of turning this damn

32:31

thing around, because we have

32:33

to. That's basically

32:35

it. We have to. Yeah, pretty much.

32:38

Pretty much. All right. So,

32:41

let's move on to some other stuff. I

32:43

got a bunch of other stuff I need

32:45

to get to today. Let's talk about what's

32:47

going on in Columbia University. I posted a

32:49

bunch of stuff on this. This is Mike

32:52

Johnson yesterday at Columbia University. And

32:54

by the way, I want to mention this, and I'm going to get to

32:56

all this audio. My

32:59

wonderful boss, Lee Kenberg, he

33:02

may not think that I feel that way about

33:05

him sometimes. But

33:08

he's a great man, and he offers me

33:10

a lot of guidance, and

33:12

he offers me suggestions, and

33:17

he is looking out for this

33:19

show and you guys. And

33:21

he said to me yesterday, he says, you know what they ought to do at

33:24

Columbia University? Because you know

33:26

all these left-wing groups, they're putting up on

33:28

the, they're projecting up on the library from

33:30

the river to the sea. Lee

33:32

suggested that we get

33:35

big movie projectors at these

33:37

campuses and project onto a

33:39

building the rapes and

33:41

murders that happened in Gaza

33:44

on October the 7th. Wouldn't

33:47

that be good? I'm serious. I

33:50

think it's a brilliant idea. Use

33:52

a big projector and project

33:54

above those little snowflakes. The

33:57

horror of October the 7th. Absolutely.

34:01

I think it's a fantastic

34:03

idea. On the way, audio

34:05

from the events yesterday, the positive

34:08

is at USC and in

34:11

Texas, the police were given a wonderful,

34:13

wonderful gift from the government, permission to

34:15

kick some ass. I love it. Let's

34:17

take a break and come back. This

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35:57

of it began the first time some of you who know

35:59

better and are old enough to know better, let

36:01

young people think that they have the right to

36:03

choose the laws they would obey as long as

36:05

they were doing it in the name of social

36:07

protest. Yeah, you know what, if

36:10

you are a university student,

36:16

you're not in the position to demand a damn thing. You're

36:20

a university student. You have no

36:22

life experience whatsoever. Congratulations, you got

36:24

some trophies in high school. Congratulations,

36:26

you achieved the minimum. You graduated

36:28

high school. You

36:31

are in no position to

36:33

demand a damned freaking thing,

36:37

especially that

36:39

Israel stopped destroying Hamas

36:41

for the rabid,

36:44

medieval, Holocaust

36:47

that happened on October the 7th. Get

36:50

your asses to your classes. Honestly,

36:52

this whole romanticized version of university

36:55

protests are nothing more than a

36:57

bunch of candy aisle kids throwing

36:59

a temper tantrum. They have no

37:01

life experience, they have no voting

37:03

experience, they know knowledge of history,

37:06

and so shut up, get

37:09

to class, or bye-bye.

37:13

That's it. Honestly, you want

37:15

to talk about university protests, how about

37:17

Tiananmen Square? There

37:19

are some students that actually

37:21

did something. They died

37:23

in the process. They

37:26

stood up. They literally had some

37:28

bravery. There is nothing

37:30

brave about ignoramuses on university

37:32

campuses with no life experience

37:34

surrounded by their den

37:37

moms on the quad.

37:40

You're in no position to demand anything.

37:42

You have zero intellectual

37:45

or life experience currency

37:48

whatsoever. Your

37:51

job is to learn and then become

37:53

a productive member of society. Now shut

37:55

up. That

37:57

said, yesterday on the campus of Cologne.

38:01

several Republican politicians who are there including Mike

38:03

Johnson and here's how he was greeted. Hold

38:05

on, here it is

38:08

right here. Mike you suck!

38:10

Mike you suck! Mike you

38:12

suck! Mike you suck! Oh,

38:16

I'm sorry, that's after the Ukrainian package

38:18

was passed in the house. I'm sorry.

38:21

Mike you suck! Mike you suck! Mike

38:23

you suck! That's actually

38:25

yesterday at Columbia University. Here

38:27

is the speaker. Sadly,

38:30

Columbia's administrators have chosen to

38:32

let the threats, the

38:34

fear and the intimidation of the mob rule.

38:37

And they were still shouting over them. To

38:39

overtake American principles like free speech and the

38:41

free exchange of ideas

38:43

and the free exercise of religion. They

38:47

have co-opted First Amendment arguments

38:49

to protect, genocide and

38:52

to elevate the voices of

38:54

anti-Semitism. They have proven

38:56

themselves to be incapable of achieving

38:58

their basic responsibility which is

39:00

keeping students safe. We

39:03

just can't allow this kind of hatred and anti-Semitism

39:05

to flourish on our campuses and it must be

39:07

stopped in its tracks. There you go, yeah of

39:09

course it's the obvious. And I

39:11

said yesterday if one Jewish student isn't safe going

39:14

to class at any of these universities then

39:16

the damn university ought to be shut down. People

39:19

are saying no, no, no we need the National

39:21

Guard to escort individuals to their classes. No,

39:24

no I think they

39:26

need to punish these universities by

39:28

firing people, by cutting

39:30

all their federal funding off and then that

39:33

will encourage them to fix the damn thing. That's

39:36

the way it is. This

39:38

is Anthony Esposito from New

39:40

York, Representative talking at Columbia

39:42

yesterday. When you cheer on

39:45

the facts, listen

39:47

to the spoiled children, you enjoy

39:50

Hamas and Hezbollah. You

39:53

are yourself part of the problem. Mr.

39:56

Speaker, I am proud to join with you

39:58

here today in calling for the emergency. the immediate

40:00

resignation of the president of Columbia.

40:02

She has failed her duty. She

40:05

is not keeping students safe. And

40:08

we see on this campus that he

40:10

built speech that is carrying through this

40:12

country. Keep throwing the temper tantrum. You're

40:14

gonna be out of school. And

40:17

these universities are gonna face a reckoning

40:19

of 40 years of this nonsense. And

40:22

they're gonna be facing a reckoning final. Let's go to

40:24

Tom in Owings Mills. Hello, Tom. Welcome to the Rob

40:26

Carson Show. What's on your mind today? Well,

40:29

according to NPR, the latest trend

40:31

in Woman Square for the fashionable

40:34

Gen Z lady,

40:36

probably soon to be in the

40:38

Paris showrooms, is a line of

40:41

Muslim wear manufactured in Pakistan under

40:43

the, they have warehouses popping up

40:45

in America. It's called the modest

40:48

clothing line. So if

40:50

your daughter or granddaughter pops

40:52

up wearing an Aviv, you'll

40:54

know what's happened. Yeah,

40:56

and that's when you have the conversation that you

40:59

take that off, or we're not gonna pay for

41:01

your education and we're not gonna help you anymore.

41:04

Yeah, I mean, were you of age

41:06

when that black comedian had the routine?

41:09

You can call me Ray, you can call me

41:11

Jay, but he doesn't have to call me Johnson.

41:13

Yeah, that was a 1970s comedian, yes. Yes,

41:16

yeah, yeah. They doesn't have to call him

41:19

Speaker either. Exactly, yeah,

41:21

nice, okay. All right. Thanks,

41:23

bro. I appreciate it. Let's go to, let me see

41:25

what else. We got a bunch of phone calls. Everybody wants to talk

41:27

today. We're on in Live Oak, California. We

41:30

don't have time. Okay, Sean, you'll have to hold on, my

41:32

friend. You'll just have to hold on. We

41:35

will get to that. Let me see what else we

41:37

have time here for. Think

41:39

about all the audio here. Oh, this is Alan

41:42

Dershowitz. Actually,

41:44

I won't have time to do it, Brian. How much

41:46

time we got? I'm working on a computer clock here,

41:48

unlike my normal clock. Let's

41:50

go ahead and take a break. I got a lot more coming

41:52

up. Gotta take a break. Pardon for the tech. I'm

41:55

in a different studio today. This is The

41:57

Rob Carson Show. Second

42:00

hour of the show, going to be talking about

42:02

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42:04

with Judge Andrew Napolitano. The

42:06

government says they didn't want to ban

42:08

gas stoves, but they are, by the

42:11

way. And Black Lives Matter and Palestinian

42:13

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42:15

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