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of those top headlines because we got some

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crazy times. We've been sold out

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on Ukraine rhinos

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Democrats Capitol Hill the

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swamp creatures the billionaire class donors

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They are pushing Joe Biden's wish

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list and sending billions to Ukraine.

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The bill is a disaster It

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sent 61 billion dollars

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to Ukraine and Zelensky, which

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is more money than we spend, just

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for example, on the

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entire Marine Corps. That's

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more than we send and spend on

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the Marines. That's

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what we spent last year for

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the Marines. Do we understand this yet? More

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than that. This is insane. This

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is America last.

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That's it. More than nothing less.

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This funding also reportedly spends nearly

2:33

500 million

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on the legal fees

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for Ukrainian refugees, and

2:40

300 million for the state border guard

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services of the Ukraine. Remember some of

2:45

the other billions that were spent so

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we can pay Ukrainian pensions? You know,

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don't worry about American pensions. Who cares

2:51

about Americans? Let's make sure

2:53

that we're paying off Ukrainian pensions because,

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you know, I guess they've

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earned it and therefore you should pay for

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it. You don't get

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to keep your own pensions. You probably won't have social security

3:04

by the time it gets around to you, but you know,

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minor details like that. And get this, guys.

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While we're spending billions on Ukraine, our

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own F-35s don't work. Think

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about that. This isn't like, you know,

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old school F-14s, the last of the

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trainers. Like this is F-35s.

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And Air Force General just

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confirmed that the majority of

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our F-35s are not operationally

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capable. You can't make this up.

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Watch this clip. The

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reason I ask is because we got testimony that

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is a little contrary to that. Lieutenant General Schmidt,

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head of the F-35

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program, gave testimony to the

3:43

TAL subcommittee at HASC. And

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that testimony was that as

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of February of 2023, it's a little over

3:51

a year ago, only 29

3:54

percent were fully mission capable. I

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think we need to talk difference between operational

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availability. and mission capable. Okay,

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so how many are fully mission capable today? I

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do not have that number, but I would not

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dispute what the JPO has

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in front. Now I would look at 29 percent,

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so fully mission capable, 29 percent.

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You have no basis to dispute that, but you don't really know if

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it's true or false. I

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have no basis to dispute it, but I would

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like to. So you would agree that if. I

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mean think about that. Our

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generals before Congress are admitting 29 percent of

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our F-35s are

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actually mission capable. You know, you heard the other

4:30

thing. Well, they could be perhaps mission ready, meaning,

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you know, if we wait seven or eight months,

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they may be able to have a part that

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gets them flying. But if we were attacked today,

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we're pretty much screwed. That's what

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our military is doing right now. You know,

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now they're making sure that we have drag

4:44

queen story hour and, you know, other drag

4:47

queen dance functions. And, you know, God knows

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how many trans admirals and generals. We got

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all of that. That's fine. But we

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don't have a majority of

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our F-35s mission capable.

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My father had a great statement out today

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about all of this insanity. He really is

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talking about Ukraine and he asked, where

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is Europe? Right. That's what the others, the

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lunatics and the rhinos, they say, well, what if

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Russia goes through Europe? I'm like, well,

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it's a good point. Who's got more at

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stake? I understand they're NATO allies, but like, you

5:17

know, sort of feels like maybe they should

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step in for some of this. If

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the latest Ukraine spending bill becomes law, we'll

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have spent over 130 billion on Ukraine aid.

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Want to know how much France has spent? Just

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so we're clear. 4 billion.

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We're in for 130. France,

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you know, in Europe

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has spent four. The

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EU is using us as a piggy bank

5:44

because we're dumb enough to keep doing it.

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We're the big schmuck that everyone takes advantage

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of. We're the piggy bank and

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we're used to fight their wars. European

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countries have to step up and take care

5:55

of their own backyard. They have to actually

5:57

be in this game. They can't expect. us

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to carry all of the burden just because we've been

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dumb enough to do it all

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the time. Because our leaders

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are morons and they don't even

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bother to ask Europe to step

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up. And by the way, have

6:13

you noticed that every so-called conservative

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starts supporting billions for Ukraine after

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they get a classified briefing? What

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do you think's going on there? They're

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basically telling you, we distrust every part of

6:25

the federal bureaucracy except for what we're told

6:27

by the CIA, who I'm sure are operating

6:31

above board. It's not like

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they've been caught lying over and over and over

6:35

again. I don't

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know, case in point. Russia,

6:40

Russia, Russia. Remember that definitely happened folks

6:42

until it didn't five years later, but they got

6:44

everything they wanted out of it. Are

6:47

they making made to order briefs so

6:49

they get someone to respond to

6:52

what they actually want not what's actually

6:54

happening? If we don't think that's

6:56

happening right now, we're not watching. Are

6:58

they seeing actual evidence or are they just

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relying on the assertions of

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our intelligence agencies who, you know,

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been known to manipulate. Not

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only are they sending money to Ukraine, but

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they're not going to stop funding NPR. I

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spoke about National Public Radio's crazy

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new CEO on Monday and

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more video of her has

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surfaced since. Here's the

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remarkable thing. All of this footage

7:24

I'm about to play from you is from

7:26

when she led Wikipedia. That should

7:29

also not surprise anyone. If you've

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looked at anything Wikipedia says, if you

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want to check, go look at my

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Wikipedia page and compare it to Hunter

7:38

Biden's and understand exactly where Wikipedia stands.

7:41

Wikipedia is then used by all of the big

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tech agencies for their fact checking

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purposes, even though it's

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a liberal piece of crap.

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Here the CEO argues against the truth

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and for rewriting history. If

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you've ever noticed, Wikipedia

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clearly has. that liberal bias,

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they will rewrite history to make it

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seem like they are right. And now

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we all understand why and just how

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badly it's been manipulated. That

8:11

most written knowledge today has

8:13

been written by white colonial

8:16

European North American men. And

8:19

so one of the things that we're really focused on

8:21

is how do we think about correcting the record? How

8:23

do we think about writing people into history? How do

8:25

we think about writing people into the present who haven't

8:27

been represented in the same way? That

8:30

perhaps for our most tricky

8:32

disagreements, seeking the truth

8:36

and seeking to convince others of the truth

8:39

might not be the right place to start.

8:42

In fact, our reverence for

8:44

the truth might be

8:47

a distraction that's getting in the

8:49

way of finding common ground

8:51

and getting things done. But

8:53

one of the most significant differences critical

8:56

for moving from polarization to productivity

8:59

is that the Wikipedians who write these articles

9:02

aren't actually focused on finding the truth. They're

9:05

working for something that's a little bit more attainable,

9:07

which is the best of what we can know

9:10

right now. And

9:12

after seven years there, I actually believe that they're on

9:14

to something, that for

9:16

our most tricky disagreements, seeking the

9:18

truth and seeking to convince others

9:21

of the truth isn't necessarily the

9:23

best place to start. In fact, I

9:26

think our reverence for the truth might

9:29

have become a bit

9:31

of a distraction that is preventing us

9:34

from finding consensus and getting important

9:36

things done. Remember

9:39

guys, it's

9:41

more important to find consensus to get

9:43

things done than actually hear about the

9:45

truth. So if we manipulate the truth,

9:47

we can actually get to consensus even

9:49

if whatever that consensus is is based

9:51

on total bullshit. I mean,

9:54

that's the former CEO of

9:56

Wikipedia, current CEO of

9:58

NPR, although I have heard maybe she

10:00

was replaced this week, I think, or, you know,

10:03

I was still there. For now, it doesn't surprise me even a little

10:05

bit, but think about that. They don't care

10:08

about the truth. She says it in three different

10:10

places. They just want to get to the

10:12

results that they want. Sort of

10:14

like Joe Biden, because speaking of

10:16

lies and rewriting history, Joe Biden

10:18

lies as easily as he breathes.

10:20

Yesterday, he claimed that his uncle

10:22

crashed his plane in world war

10:24

two on an island

10:27

of cannibals. I

10:29

mean, Joe Biden's life

10:31

as he remembers it, or at least lies to

10:34

you about it, is one of the most incredible

10:36

things in the world. I mean, he knows everyone,

10:38

every situation imaginable. It's almost like he tells people

10:40

whatever they need here at the second, knowing that

10:42

no one in the media is ever going to

10:44

check in on it. Watch this one.

10:58

You got

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shot down

11:05

and you're everywhere. Cannibals.

11:25

I mean,

11:28

it's amazing. I mean, it's amazing. You know how

11:30

many people are covering this in the news? Exactly

11:32

zero people. Another lie, right? Just he lost his

11:34

son at war. Didn't actually happen. Doesn't matter. Uh,

11:37

you know, corn pop and all, it, it

11:40

just never ends. It never ends. And it's

11:43

shocking to me that no one in the media cares.

11:45

No one would bother to call it out because you

11:47

would think, you know, as left leaning as they are,

11:50

as liberal insane as they are, you'd

11:52

think they'd want someone that's like a

11:55

little bit competent. Like, you know, isn't there a competent

11:57

Democrat? They need to have Joe Biden out there. are

12:00

lying about everything at every turn? Well,

12:02

it turns out that was

12:04

just a lie. Biden's uncle's plane crashed

12:06

into the sea. He was never eaten by

12:09

cannibals. The fake news, however, is treating Biden

12:11

as usual with the kid gloves. They

12:13

always give him the benefit of the doubt. We seem to

12:15

never get the benefit of the doubt, even if it's very

12:17

clear that that is actually the truth. Look

12:20

at the Associated Press headline. Biden

12:22

is off on the details of his uncle's World War

12:24

II death. Oh, just a little bit off. I mean,

12:26

you know, just a little bit off. I mean, he

12:28

was eaten by cannibals. None of that. He

12:30

just crashed his plane. Here's another

12:32

thing Biden did yesterday. He

12:35

bragged about his election interference. Folks, they

12:37

are going to try to do it

12:39

again, and we gotta stop it. Under

12:43

my predecessor, who's busy

12:45

right now. Ah,

12:51

so funny. We'll weaponize the

12:53

DOJ against our political enemies, like the

12:55

fascists that the Democrats are, he's

12:58

saying that while barely struggling to read off that

13:00

teleprompter, you can see that was like the least

13:02

organic thing ever. So someone in the White House,

13:05

some writer, actually got Joe to

13:07

deliver one of the lines from the teleprompter, which is

13:09

actually, you know, a major feat for Joe Biden. But

13:11

he's saying the quiet part out loud, folks. Democrats

13:14

aren't keeping the secret that they are

13:17

relying on lawfare to help

13:19

Joe Biden get across the finish

13:21

line. The Hill had this headline

13:23

the other day, Dems Bank

13:26

on Trump Trial Boosting Biden. Yeah,

13:28

because if they keep Trump off the trail, and

13:31

Joe Biden hid in a basement, and

13:33

billions of dark money going in for Democrats and

13:35

their super PACs and the mega donors and Soros

13:38

and all of that, you know, that's gonna be

13:40

really good for Democrats. You know,

13:42

they claim to care about protecting democracy. That's their

13:44

claim, they talk about it all the time. And

13:46

everyone who says anything against them is a fascist,

13:48

but doesn't seem

13:50

to be an awful lot

13:53

of understanding of democracy or fascism,

13:55

because they themselves are

13:57

flaunting democracy. They are burying

13:59

it. into the ground while acting like

14:02

fascists on their way to communism. But

14:05

they want to lock up their

14:07

political opponent so that voters don't

14:09

have a choice. Sounds like

14:12

democracy to me folks. And

14:14

in the sham New York trial, 12

14:16

jurors, 7 men and 5 women have

14:18

reportedly been selected. And choosing

14:21

the alternates is still ongoing.

14:24

That news comes after one seated

14:26

juror was dismissed after she reportedly

14:28

came forward and said she didn't

14:30

believe she could be impartial. And

14:33

another was removed after it came to

14:35

light that he was arrested for anti-conservative

14:38

vandalism. Think about this folks. How many

14:40

people in New York that was like

14:42

what 93% Democrat

14:44

are on this that hate Trump.

14:46

But you know what? They'll pretend

14:48

to be impartial because they're

14:50

willing to do this bidding. It's like the people who

14:53

peacefully protested during the summer of love

14:55

and burnt down kadosha and Portland

14:58

and Seattle and these cities. Oh no they're

15:00

doing it for a social justice. Wink.

15:04

Big wink. I mean how

15:06

many are on there? Half more

15:09

all? You'll never know.

15:11

If it was someone who even remotely conservative I'm sure

15:13

they would have thrown him off. You

15:15

know the Democrats they're evil and they're smart. They'll show

15:18

up there in a MAGA hat and pretend they're conservative

15:20

and unbiased and then they'll go

15:22

in there and they'll do the

15:24

bidding of the fascist, the Democrat

15:26

party. Now with this trial a

15:29

Democrat judge, Democrat prosecutors

15:31

and an overwhelmingly Democrat jury

15:34

pool, it's just an

15:36

absolute disgrace. This isn't a jury of your

15:38

peers. It's exactly the opposite. This is a

15:40

weaponized jury pool. And earlier today a reporter

15:43

from New York magazine tweeted

15:45

quote a prospective juror tells

15:47

the court that her 24 year

15:50

old son works for Democrat

15:52

Hakeem Jeffries. That

15:54

tweet was then promptly deleted. I

15:57

wonder why. I'm shocked to hear this.

16:00

They know the truth. They understand it's a big

16:02

deal. They understand that it flaunts

16:04

everything we know and understand about the

16:06

way our system is supposed to work.

16:08

But you know, it works against Trump,

16:10

so let's just pretend it never happened.

16:12

We just believe the truth. I

16:15

mean, that is today's media in

16:17

a nutshell. And finally, I want

16:19

to end on one of the weirdest stories of the week.

16:22

A group of students protested outside

16:25

of a Utah middle school on

16:27

Wednesday. Why? Well,

16:29

because the school is apparently

16:32

allowing kids to dress up

16:34

as furries. You know,

16:36

like animals. They dress up as cats and other

16:38

animals and we have to treat them as such.

16:41

From the news report, quote, the

16:43

students said that there are attacks from

16:46

the furries every day. Like they're getting

16:48

bitten. OK? Like

16:51

kids that think they're animals because we

16:53

are insane. But

16:55

we're unsure of how many furries

16:57

there actually are at the school,

17:00

shouting out numbers ranging from five

17:02

to 100 students who identify as

17:04

such. I mean, I think

17:08

one of my kids had a furry in their school. It's

17:11

it's truly mind blowing. The

17:14

school's furry population is

17:17

accused of biting, scratching,

17:19

spraying air freshener on,

17:21

barking at and chasing other

17:23

students. The local news

17:25

even interviewed a local

17:29

furry. This

17:33

is Strudel, a member of the furry

17:35

fandom, though they've been a furry for

17:37

over a decade. They have their own

17:40

opinions. Crazy that it's escalated to

17:42

this point where these kids are being so

17:44

distracting to their peers that their peers want

17:46

to stay to walk out or to have,

17:48

you know, the next generation kind

17:50

of muddy our name and not

17:53

represent it very well. It is kind of disappointing.

17:56

Strudel believes there should be some

17:58

limits. doing things

18:00

you like, continue dressing up,

18:02

continue making art, but maybe

18:05

let's keep it outside of school hours. How

18:09

about stop being insane?

18:12

Okay, don't forget folks, the

18:14

furry is like the trans community. They're going

18:16

to be totally protected. They can bark at

18:18

people, they can distract it because they think

18:20

they're dogs and cats. We

18:22

have to accommodate their insanity. Now,

18:25

if someone says something or pushes

18:29

back, I guarantee

18:31

you, the normal person that's trying

18:33

to get an education, that's trying

18:35

to learn in school, trying to be left

18:37

alone from people who'd otherwise be certifiably insane

18:39

if it wasn't for 2024, that person's the

18:43

one that's going to get in trouble, not the

18:45

idiot. Okay? Every

18:47

day, the world somehow gets

18:49

even crazier and more

18:51

and more bizarre. So before we get

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21:37

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21:39

syndicated talk radio host, best

21:41

selling author, host of the

21:43

Savage Nation podcast and so

21:46

much more the one and

21:48

only Michael Savage. Michael, great to

21:50

have you here, man. How are you? What

21:53

a build up. I don't know. I don't know how to

21:55

follow that build up. I think you're pretty good, man.

21:57

I'm just a baby at this compared to you. What

22:00

a build up. I was listening to you and

22:03

I thought I heard everything until I heard that NPR

22:05

woman. I thought I was listening to a mad person.

22:07

Then it got worse. A furry

22:10

person biting people? This

22:12

can't be going on. Even I thought I had

22:14

seen everything. Liberalism is

22:16

a mental disorder, Don. It's

22:19

crazy. I go around

22:21

the country. I speak to a lot of small groups,

22:23

small town places. It's

22:25

real. I heard about it a couple years ago. I was like, come

22:27

on. It can't be real. There

22:30

are kids that complain. These kids are

22:32

wearing tails and ears. They literally have

22:35

to put a litter box. A

22:37

litter box in a classroom.

22:40

That's the preferred way for them to go to the

22:43

bathroom. It's not fake. I thought it was

22:45

fake. Then you hear another story. Then I

22:49

incorporate it into my stump speech. I'm making fun

22:51

of it because I think

22:53

the humor in the insanity, it's scary that it's

22:55

actually happening, but the humor is a great way

22:57

to point out just how

22:59

far we've fallen. Then 10

23:02

people come up to me like, there are seven furries

23:04

in my class. It's

23:06

lunacy. I think they need

23:08

to be housebroken the way we used to housebreak

23:10

dogs in Queens in the 1950s.

23:13

It wasn't done very pleasantly, but they never

23:15

did it again. People aren't allowed to do

23:17

that anymore. I just had a dog. I

23:19

wouldn't do it anymore, but my father taught

23:21

me how to housebreak a dog. It was

23:23

real simple. You rub their nose and they're

23:26

droppings. They never ever did it again in

23:28

the house. Never. My

23:30

mom's Eastern European. She was Eastern European. She

23:32

brought us up the hard way. When

23:35

I did something wrong, I paid for

23:37

it dearly. Guess what? You learned not to

23:39

do it again. In our

23:41

household, we call it ETP, education through

23:44

pain. You know

23:46

what? It's not popular today. My

23:48

mom beat the crap out of

23:50

me, but I needed it

23:53

and it made me a better person.

23:55

This whole kid gloves thing, we're

23:57

going to tell someone to nicely stop doing something. 20

24:00

years later, there's still going to be an asshole. Like it

24:02

doesn't work. So, you know,

24:04

I am all for the old school discipline. I

24:07

know you'd probably get in trouble for even saying that. So they'll

24:09

probably cancel me later, but I don't give a shit at this

24:11

point. It doesn't, it makes no difference. How

24:13

are you, man? Surviving,

24:16

getting angrier by the day, trying to

24:18

turn the news off. Everyone I know

24:20

who's super intelligent, super

24:23

successful, they're not even watching the news. They

24:25

cannot take the lies. They can't

24:27

take the twisting. They can't take the

24:30

pain. They can't take the persecution of

24:32

your father. Nobody can take Alvin Bragg,

24:34

who should be in jail himself. People

24:36

are going, actually cracking up from it, Don.

24:39

The people I know, and I'm talking about

24:41

people who fought in Vietnam who were paratroopers,

24:43

they don't watch the news. They're

24:45

at the point of breaking. They don't know

24:48

what to do, Don. Everyone's at a snapping

24:50

point in this country. Yeah,

24:52

now, so I'm seeing in the feed. I

24:54

think some people are agreeing with me. So Don got the wooden

24:56

spoon. I have broken more wooden

24:58

spoons on my ass than you could even

25:00

imagine. So yes, but

25:03

I think it worked. But Michael, 20 years

25:05

ago, you actually predicted so

25:08

much of what's going on right here in 2024. One

25:12

of your famous books called, literally, The Savage

25:14

Nation after your show, but Saving America from

25:16

the Liberal Assault on Our Borders, Language,

25:18

and Culture. I mean,

25:21

yeah, Borders, Language, and Culture. I mean,

25:23

you nailed it. I mean, our borders are

25:25

Swiss cheese. They're open and we

25:27

couldn't care less. Our language,

25:29

we're adding words in there to accommodate

25:31

the thousands of genders that

25:34

no one knew there were until about three

25:36

years ago. So our language,

25:38

zimzur is apparently a word these days. And

25:41

it's some sort of, they, them,

25:43

totally used in the wrong context, singular. That

25:45

doesn't make any sense to me, but that

25:48

doesn't matter. And our culture is clearly

25:50

in decline. What

25:53

we're seeing now is just a worsened scale

25:55

of that. What made you notice this stuff

25:57

then? I mean, for me, You

26:00

knew some of the stuff was lunatics and I would

26:02

always been a conservative I grew up in New York,

26:04

but I didn't think it was that bad and then

26:06

once I got into sort of the arena You

26:09

know fighting for my father being out there in

26:11

politics It was like man it like did they

26:13

just step on the gas or was it always there

26:15

and you just sort of ignored it? And now it's

26:17

just it feels like a full onslaught Back

26:21

in 1994 I begin in radio. I was

26:23

53 years old at the time.

26:25

It was like a latest career. I was

26:29

Focusing on what was important. I said, how do you

26:31

define a nation three words borders

26:33

language culture? There is not a nation

26:36

on earth. That's not been defined until

26:38

now by its borders defined by

26:40

its borders defined by its language And defined

26:42

by its culture. So I said, okay,

26:44

I'll create the polar of your society put out cards But

26:47

it turned out to be true. You know, you're

26:49

a good friend Rudy Giuliani I was at your

26:52

dad's moral algo a year ago in April

26:55

of last year she go back again And he

26:59

came up to me through to get he I've never met him

27:01

personally said to me He said no Michael when we

27:03

first heard your radio in New York, we thought you were crazy He

27:05

said now we realize you were a prophet Well,

27:08

you don't have it have to be a

27:10

prophet to understand a nation is defined by borders

27:12

language and culture And you're asking you asked

27:14

the question. How did it suddenly? Metastasize

27:18

and why is it getting worse by the second?

27:21

It's a critical mast on and It's

27:23

drip drip drip drip drip. It's like in the

27:26

old chemistry class You keep putting in a chemical

27:29

solution into a clear solution and

27:31

nothing happens. Nothing happens. You

27:33

put in another drop It's still a clear

27:35

solution You put another drop still a clear

27:37

solution then you put in another drop and

27:39

suddenly the solution turns purple Or

27:42

whatever the color may be we've reached that point

27:44

of saturation Where

27:46

an entire generation has been brainwashed

27:48

after being drug to death as

27:50

children by the evil medical Establishment

27:53

which gave us the jab which

27:56

is now giving us imported diseases from

27:58

the illegal aliens They

28:01

brainwash kids by putting them on

28:03

what? Ritalin. It was Ritalin 40 years ago. That

28:06

it was Adderall 20, 30

28:08

years ago. God knows what drugs they

28:10

put on these kids. And while their

28:12

brains are being developed in the wrong

28:14

way, they're being brainwashed by the psychopaths

28:16

into thinking America is evil, white people

28:18

are racists, the country needs to be

28:20

turned upside down. I don't have to

28:22

fill in the blanks. You can figure,

28:24

anyone can figure this one out. How

28:26

do we turn it back is the

28:28

question when we have an avalanche of

28:30

idiocy and revolution on

28:33

our doorstep, Don. It's a revolution.

28:35

It's no longer a conversation. Yeah.

28:39

I mean, it's interesting. One other

28:41

thing, obviously, senior and followed

28:43

you for years. I had no idea that

28:45

you also had an actual PhD in nutrition.

28:47

So, I mean, let's break that down a

28:49

little bit more because you talk about sort

28:51

of the overmedication of children. But what about,

28:53

you know, when you when you see the

28:55

insanity going on with some of the trans

28:57

stuff, I think the hormone blockers for 15

29:00

years, you know, what that could do to a body,

29:02

a mind, you know, you see all these

29:05

sort of, to me, if you break out

29:07

sort of the violent groups in

29:09

this country per capita, it feels like

29:12

the trans violence is by far the

29:14

most per capita, meaning what's it, you know,

29:16

realistically, you know, what point 2% of a

29:18

population and yet you have shootings all the

29:20

time. You have this, you have the manifestos

29:22

there. They are the most protected class for

29:24

some reason, law enforcement or government, you know,

29:26

that you want, you can't see a manifesto

29:28

of someone who shoots up a bunch of

29:30

Christian kids, you know, because they're trans and therefore

29:32

we're going to not maybe look into,

29:34

you know, that overmedication and what 1520 years

29:36

of putting a three year old

29:39

on hormone blockers and such does

29:42

to them. But what are your thoughts on that?

29:44

Because yeah, there's no question as

29:46

a culture, we have fallen so far and

29:48

that seems to be one of the changes.

29:50

And by the way, that includes, you know,

29:52

chemicals in our foods, you

29:55

know, GMO type, you know, things

29:58

in the grain and meat that we eat. every

30:00

day, you know, where does it all go?

30:03

You mean we're going from here? Where do we go

30:05

from here? Do you think we're going to go from

30:08

here? How do you, how do you go back on

30:10

that now? You know, how do you, how do you

30:12

pull back? It, uh, how much

30:14

worse can it get? Et cetera. For

30:17

that answer, I have to go to a bigger authority than

30:20

myself and he's up there. I don't

30:22

really have an answer as to the future

30:24

of this nation or of the Western world,

30:26

it seems to me that we actually have

30:28

passed that critical mass. That I

30:30

was describing before of the liquid going into

30:32

the glass. I just don't

30:34

know how we come back from that

30:37

saturated solution of total and

30:39

absolute insanity and violence that we are

30:41

seeing from the left. Of course they

30:43

are everything they say that we

30:46

are. They are the fascists. They

30:48

are the Nazis. They are

30:50

the bad people. We are the good people.

30:52

We are the Patriots. They're the enemies of

30:54

America. Look what went on in Columbia today.

30:57

So I tweeted today, Hitler is back and

30:59

he's wearing a Palestinian headscarf. Now

31:02

it's not the first time I've said

31:04

this 20 years ago, I wrote it in one

31:06

of my books, I think liberalism is a mental disorder.

31:08

It's not for sale, but good title.

31:10

Nice graphic billboard. It's still,

31:12

still true. It's still

31:14

true. Nothing has changed. Liberalism is clearly

31:17

a mental disorder where now you have

31:20

people wearing Yassa Arafat,

31:23

musty, running around screaming,

31:25

kill the Jews. I'm for Hamas from

31:28

the river to the sea, which means kill all

31:30

the Jews and drive them into the Mediterranean and

31:33

they're the good guys and then

31:35

the cops finally go and arrest them and they start

31:37

crying. Did you see the kids crying when they had

31:39

that? But you know, the ACLU

31:41

is waiting in the background. The national

31:43

lawyers guild is waiting to sue the

31:46

NYPD. I would, I

31:48

have a solution for it. I've said it for years. Of

31:50

course, I'm only one voice in the

31:52

wilderness sitting out here in San Francisco watching the

31:54

seals go by, but truthfully, if

31:56

the ACLU and the national lawyers guild

31:58

were only put into jail. with them

32:00

so they can give those arrested the care that

32:02

they need and not let them out for

32:05

about five years because they need a lot of

32:07

legal advice while they're in jail. And the best way to

32:10

get it is for them to live in the cell with

32:12

the violent mobs. That's the only thing, but it's

32:15

not going to happen. It's just a dream. And

32:17

like others, I've had a dream, you know, Don,

32:19

I got to say one thing at this juncture

32:21

so we don't get distracted. This

32:23

is so badly affecting me. I know about your

32:25

father's age, but a little bit older. And

32:28

I got to say, I don't know what the hell he

32:30

does. He eats the worst diet I've ever seen in the

32:32

world. I'm like a hell of a… That's so true. People have

32:34

no idea. No, but he's

32:37

one of those people I wrote about

32:39

in 1981 in a book called The

32:41

Skeptical Nutritionist. He's known as a nutritional rogue because I

32:43

was writing about the right way to eat and this

32:46

and that. And I said, you know, you got to

32:48

do this, got to do that. I was seeing which

32:50

way to… So I said, but there were people who

32:52

lived to 90. What about my Uncle Joe who smokes

32:54

cigars, drags Scott, you lived to 102? So I

32:56

said, yes, they had a nutritional rogue. They're

32:58

outside the can of the normal people. Your

33:00

father is one of those people. He's a

33:02

nutritional rogue. He's a political rogue, which is

33:04

why we love him. But the

33:06

rest of us cannot eat cheeseburgers every

33:09

day without dropping dead of a heart

33:11

attack at 42. It's impossible.

33:13

It's physically impossible. By

33:15

the way, I see it now. I mean, you know,

33:18

turning 46, my metabolism

33:21

just fell off as though

33:23

it doesn't exist. I look at a cheeseburger, I

33:25

gained 20 pounds. I can wake up

33:27

some mornings and sneeze myself into three weeks of

33:29

neck pain. And I'm looking at him. If I

33:31

ate like my dad, I would weigh

33:33

750 pounds. I'd

33:35

be on like one of those shows where they'd

33:38

be wheeling me around. And yet he's

33:40

able to do it. I mean, I take pretty good

33:42

care of myself. I, you know, I work out five,

33:45

six days a week. I, you know, I can lift

33:47

a lot for my weight, whatever it is at my

33:49

age. And like, and yet like it's,

33:51

I look at it and it's like, it's, it's

33:54

a phenomenon. It's a phenomenon. But

33:56

listen, I started radio when I was

33:58

53 years old. It

34:01

was like my last career.

34:04

I was 53. People didn't know how

34:06

old I was, but I found more energy

34:08

from doing the show than from not doing

34:10

the show. I did it for 27 years

34:13

straight and transitioned into podcasting

34:15

and YouTube and stuff like that. The

34:18

fact of the matter is I can't stop.

34:20

The reason I can't stop is because there's

34:22

no point in stopping. The world is falling

34:24

apart under our feet, and

34:26

I think every last one of us

34:29

has to do everything they can, even

34:31

if it's just speaking out on a

34:33

supermarket line without yelling, not going crazy,

34:35

even muttering it to the clerk. Did

34:37

you see the prices? They're up 40%

34:39

since Biden took office. This

34:41

is crazy. I say it, and you should say

34:43

people react to it. They don't know who I

34:46

am. What I love is just by saying prices

34:48

are up 40% since Biden took

34:50

office, you know, it starts spreading.

34:52

People get the message. I think they're finally

34:54

understanding. The guy is a rolling liar in

34:56

disaster. As you said earlier, the

34:59

man is a pathological liar. Everything

35:01

he says is a lie. To him, breathing and

35:03

lying is one and the same thing. It's easy

35:06

to say, but when I watched my orcas give

35:08

that testimony, was it yesterday or the day before,

35:10

I was standing there saying,

35:12

how could this man be the

35:15

proverbial fox in the chicken coop?

35:17

He is the one put there to protect

35:20

our country from a foreign invasion and to

35:22

protect us from domestic terrorists. And here he

35:24

is sitting there doing the exact opposite and

35:26

no one can touch him. Now

35:29

it's crazy. I think one of the most

35:31

important points perhaps you've made over the years is

35:34

really that the biggest threats to

35:36

our country, to the Republic, are

35:39

actually from within. It's like,

35:42

you know, the call is coming from inside

35:44

the house. You better run. Can you talk

35:46

about how those forces

35:49

from within have been

35:51

and are trying to drive this country off of a

35:53

cliff? Okay, again, since

35:56

I've written 30 books, another

35:58

billboard, the enemy within. Michael

36:00

Savage, the year 2000, it

36:02

is nothing new. We've always had internal enemies.

36:05

It's just that now there are more of

36:07

them. So there is a

36:09

plot to destroy America, Don. It didn't

36:11

happen by accident. There's always been

36:13

a subversive element in the country. There's

36:16

always been people running as socialists. I

36:18

mean, you look at a radio

36:20

station in New York, I think it was W-E-V-B. That

36:23

was the name of a socialist candidate for the presidency in

36:26

the 1920s, I believe, Dubois.

36:29

So Bernie Sanders, to me, to focus

36:31

on an individual, is the

36:33

currently the most dangerous man in America

36:35

right now. This man looks

36:38

like a friendly Jewish guy on

36:40

the subway with a

36:42

tuna fish stain in his suit on

36:44

the way to the garment center to press pants. But

36:47

he has brainwashed more

36:49

young people into the joys

36:51

of communism. He ought to write not the joys

36:53

of sex, but joys of communism. He's

36:56

brainwashed more, mainly girls, into

36:58

thinking that there's a thing

37:00

called Democrat socialism. There is

37:02

no such thing as democratic

37:04

socialism. It doesn't exist. And

37:07

at the risk of everyone's displeasure, I

37:09

have a book called Here, where in

37:11

the savage republic, I point out that

37:13

even Karl Marx said that

37:15

we use socialism until we get the power

37:17

we want, and then we go to full-blown

37:19

communism when we have the power, and then

37:22

we go to the next stage, which is

37:24

violence. That's what Karl Marx did.

37:26

First he was Bernie Sanders. Nice

37:28

guy. We'll all be equal,

37:30

Animal Farm. Everyone's equal. The minute they

37:33

have the power, they go to killing

37:35

people like Pol Pot did

37:37

in Cambodia. We are that close to it

37:39

under Joe Biden. I don't know one day

37:41

from the next who he is. One day

37:43

he looks like a stumble-bum loser,

37:45

doesn't know where he is. You

37:48

don't know if he's gonna get through the day,

37:50

walk off the stage. The next day they must

37:52

put him on like a hippopotamus colostrum. All of

37:54

a sudden he's cogent. He's speaking. You

37:56

don't know where, it's like, is it a big Shinjaganthi

37:58

job? What's he doing? I just don't know.

38:01

But he is very deadly. And if

38:03

you look at the arc of this man's four

38:05

years, as all of us are doing, don't take

38:08

another four years of that. There's no

38:10

country left. He will go to

38:12

arresting all of us for no crime whatsoever,

38:14

other than the ones the head of NPR

38:16

makes up about us. Well,

38:19

yeah, I want to get to the NPR scandals

38:21

in a second. But you're right. I mean, these

38:23

are the people that are, for eight years since

38:25

my father got involved in the screaming about fascism.

38:27

And I mean, it's as though they've there's

38:30

not even a pretense of either

38:32

trying to understand fascism or perhaps

38:34

no pretense of the irony of

38:36

the people that are literally censoring

38:39

their opponents, the people that are

38:41

trying to jail. And in many cases, if you look

38:43

at the January six, there's just like actually jailing

38:45

their opponents and not

38:48

someone that person, you know, they touched

38:50

and shook offense. That's 17

38:52

years behind bars. I mean, they

38:54

it's not even disputable to say that

38:57

the left today in

38:59

power are acting like the

39:01

fascist. This is very clear. This is, you

39:03

know, I mean, history is repeating itself. And

39:05

yet they're out there with a loudspeaker calling

39:07

the other side who's not doing any of

39:10

those things, who's allowing them to

39:12

say everything that they want, who's not actually

39:14

jailing them, et cetera, et cetera, to

39:17

get away with this. I mean, it's it's

39:20

almost hysterical because it's like, I don't know, I

39:22

don't know how they can even use that word

39:24

given literally everything that they do each and every

39:26

day. But, Don, the

39:28

left has always been here. There's always been

39:30

a socialist undertone in America. As I said,

39:33

we had a socialist candidate for the presidency.

39:36

I think it was Eugene Dubois who went

39:38

very far in the past. Usually

39:41

during wartime, the socialists rise up because

39:43

they're anti-war. But the irony

39:45

today is that the left is now

39:47

pro-war. They love the Ukraine war. I know that's an

39:50

issue for you. It's an issue for all of us,

39:52

how the clown Johnson, and I have

39:54

a figure of him just for

39:57

you, here's Johnson, the Speaker of the House

39:59

of Representatives. I love that you

40:01

have a prop for everything. I mean, I feel like you

40:03

may have written more books than I've actually read, at least

40:05

in recent times. It's pretty impressive, Michael.

40:09

Well, you know, I was once a schoolteacher.

40:11

I found out that if you lose the

40:13

audience, you can lose the audience without props.

40:15

You got to keep the kids watching on

40:18

the screen. So here is Speaker Johnson in

40:20

his new speaker outfit, boys and girls, telling

40:22

us that he's the speaker of the House

40:24

of Ukraine. Or is it of Kiev, Johnson?

40:27

You read that one of

40:29

his chief advisers is a former,

40:32

what, lobbyist for Ukraine? How the hell

40:34

did he become speaker of the House,

40:36

Don? How did this happen?

40:38

We wake up, and this nice Mr. Peepers

40:41

from the Midwest suddenly turns out to be

40:43

a snake like all of them? No,

40:47

it's a – I mean, you know, whatever's

40:49

going on in Washington, D.C., it's pretty scary. Now, if

40:51

you were a schoolteacher,

40:53

another thing I did not actually know. I

40:56

mean, talk about what you see happening in education.

40:58

Is the – was the same

41:00

indoctrination that we're seeing of our children on

41:02

some of the lunacy? Was

41:04

that always present? Was it just left-leaning but

41:07

reasonable? You know, what

41:09

sort of created that seismic

41:11

shift, you know, that point of saturation

41:13

in our education system where, you know,

41:16

entire counties will graduate

41:18

a high school class, none

41:20

of whom can read or do basic math, but they

41:22

all know the genders, you know. However

41:24

many there are this week. Well,

41:27

like, a vote for Biden also, that's the important

41:29

thing. Yeah. Well, you know, remember, I'm

41:31

a little older than you are, and

41:33

I may not look it, but I went to school

41:35

in Queens and in the Bronx in the 1950s, so

41:38

I had returning war veterans as

41:40

teachers, either World War II or Korean war

41:43

veterans. People don't believe this, but you know

41:45

that at Jamaica High School in Queens –

41:47

I know your dad grew up on the

41:49

other side of Union Terpike – we

41:53

had a rifle team. I was on the rifle

41:55

team in Jamaica High School. We were given live

41:57

guns with live ammunition in the basement of –

42:00

Jamaica High School, no one shot

42:02

anyone, no one put the gun in their mouth and

42:04

killed themselves. You know why? Because there

42:06

was a test to get on the rifle team.

42:08

It wasn't the written exam, nobody

42:10

was watching. You sat down with a guy who fought

42:12

in Korea who was tough as nails and he looked

42:15

you in the eye and he talked to you. If

42:17

he didn't like you to get the hell out of

42:19

here, you're not on the rifle team. That's how it

42:21

worked. He could look at you and know if you

42:23

were crazy. But we would shoot guns in the basement,

42:25

nobody shot each other. When did it all come apart?

42:27

1960s, the hippie revolution,

42:30

bring it all down girl, combined

42:33

with marijuana. So you've got the

42:35

red diaper, doper babies, the RDDBs,

42:37

took over the country and

42:40

by attrition they're now metastasizing

42:42

into total insanity. Not just

42:44

left-wing extremism. Look how

42:47

they're turning on each other now, Don. This

42:49

is almost a sense of justice.

42:52

You see that, you see what happened

42:54

at Berkeley, you see Berkeley like a week ago.

42:56

One of the worst people on the

42:58

planet, the Dean of the Law School, this Chairman Inskey, did

43:00

you ever hear of him? Do you know who that guy

43:02

was? Only in a negative way, but yes. Yeah. Well,

43:05

I'll know him going back 30 years because I helped

43:07

fight for Prop 209, which would have

43:10

forbid the use of race in

43:12

hiring in any state job. It passed by

43:15

6 million to 4

43:17

million. It was a hugely popular

43:19

ballot initiative. One judge,

43:21

Delton Henderson, an African-American judge, struck

43:24

it down as invalid and his

43:26

advisor was Erwin Sherman Inskey.

43:28

So Sherman Inskey goes to UC Berkeley. All

43:30

of a sudden he's the Dean of the

43:33

School, this communist, his lifetime communist, and he's

43:35

having a soiree in his backyard and there's

43:37

a state up there in Berkeley, a crappy

43:39

estate compared to anyone who knows what estates

43:41

look like, but nevertheless in the state up

43:44

in the hills of Berkeley and he's got

43:46

the incoming college class coming to the class

43:48

and there's no white males in the incoming

43:50

class. They're all women, Arabs, people

43:52

of color, no white males, and he's there

43:54

with his wife, another tenured professor, probably both

43:57

knocking down 300 grand a year for

43:59

doing nothing and all of a sudden, a

44:01

Palestinian muffy job, grabs the microphone and

44:03

starts screaming about Palestine

44:05

and Gaza to the sea, and

44:08

Chairman Insky says, you're not welcome here.

44:10

Please put the microphone down. You're on

44:13

private property. She won't give up the

44:15

microphone. Chairman Insky's wife tries to grab

44:17

the microphone from the Palestinian terrorist, and

44:20

they're fighting over the microphone. And I said, look

44:22

at this. It's the left eating

44:25

the left. These are the

44:27

kids who were trained to disrupt. These

44:29

are the kids who were told to

44:31

go out there and disrupt people. And

44:33

here it was disrupting in Chairman Insky's

44:36

backyard. So what's the famous saying? Not

44:38

in my backyard. Go and do it

44:40

in a conservative's backyard, but don't do

44:42

it in my backyard. So it's an

44:44

interesting phenomenon, Don. It's a little hopeful

44:47

in a way, because

44:49

it's just like a little mini French

44:52

Revolution, where at first they only killed

44:55

with the guillotine. They only killed counter-revolutionaries.

44:57

And then when they ran out of

44:59

counter-revolutionaries, they started cutting each other's heads

45:01

off, just like Castro. He

45:03

started killing the people who fought with

45:06

him in the Sierra Maastre. After he

45:08

knocked off all the enemies of the

45:10

communist revolution, he started killing his

45:12

own guys who fought with him. And

45:14

then eventually, these things burned themselves

45:16

out. All revolutions that

45:19

I have studied, the

45:21

only question – burn themselves out –

45:23

the only question is, will this left-wing

45:25

fanaticism burn itself out in time? That

45:27

I do not know. So

45:30

I'm reading the comments here in the live

45:32

chat. People are just really impressed with you.

45:35

We're trying to do the math. How

45:37

old are you, Michael? It's got to be early 80s, 83?

45:40

Maybe 82, 83? What'd you say now? What's that? I'm

45:46

sorry. I'm going to say early 80s. I'm

45:49

listening to you. 39.

45:52

I'm perfect. You said you're a couple years

45:54

older than my father. Are

45:56

you older than Joe Biden? I'm

46:00

39 like Jack Benny, I'm gonna be 39 from

46:02

now on. But so I

46:04

hear you talking, you know, I

46:07

hear your facts, your recall, the

46:09

pace, the energy, every,

46:12

and I compare that to Joe Biden, and

46:14

when people are like, well, someone's still, like

46:17

there's a difference, age is a number, but

46:19

in Joe Biden's case, it feels like

46:22

that number's long gone, that's cooked, that

46:24

guy is incapable of making that

46:27

decision. It's crazy

46:29

to me, and yet, you know, you could

46:31

be here to say, and I mean, just go in, there's

46:34

not a single thing that that man could ever take you

46:36

to task on, that's very clear. It's

46:39

not about age, that's how they confuse everyone,

46:41

they say age doesn't matter. Well, no, age

46:43

doesn't matter, it's cognitive ability that matters. Biden

46:46

has no cognitive ability, he's been showing

46:48

the signs, as I've been saying, for

46:50

at least three years now, he's

46:53

exhibiting, classically exhibiting, Parkinsonian dementia,

46:55

both by the gate, shuffle,

46:59

it's very sad if you've had a parent go into

47:01

an old age home, it's a

47:03

sad thing, the man has clearly exhibiting,

47:05

is clearly exhibiting Parkinsonian dementia in the

47:07

brain and in the body, and

47:10

they're saying the king has no clothes. I

47:12

did not expect him to be able to stay,

47:15

let's say in the public limelight, this long. I

47:18

never thought he'd make it to this point. So

47:20

here he is, I don't know whether it's a part

47:22

of his colostrum that they inject him with before speeches

47:24

or what, but it's not a

47:27

laughing matter. The man is a sick

47:29

man, body and soul, and I think

47:31

it's Jill Biden running the country, I

47:33

did a podcast on it two months

47:36

ago, which is Mrs. Jill Biden, Mrs.

47:38

President, and there's a historical precedent for

47:40

it, where another president became ill in

47:42

office, was incapacitated, she actually took over

47:45

the country, never even said it,

47:47

she was signing papers for it and whatnot, I

47:49

think Jill is running the country, but she is

47:52

actually a long-term left-wing

47:54

fanatic. That's why we're seeing this

47:56

stuff getting worse. She's worse than

47:58

him, I think. I

48:00

I grade average Joe Biden clearly a useful

48:03

idiot for the Radical Left because they don't

48:05

mind throwing him under the bus for you

48:07

know, for Legacy Ib. I think he's doing

48:09

all of the things Obama would have loved

48:11

to have done but wouldn't sign his name

48:13

to it because he understands. Ah,

48:16

You know how even the vast majority of people

48:18

in this country? Not no, not republican or democrat,

48:20

but the most people would be like some of

48:22

these things are insane again. whether it's this sort

48:25

of trans protectionism or whatever it is the men

48:27

and women sports and going to bat, making that

48:29

the Hills or die on and all of

48:31

these things. Yeah, that's not where the people are

48:33

and that's that as almost nothing to do with

48:36

up political party, but it feels like that radical

48:38

left factions is totally content. letting Joe Biden sign

48:40

or did he thinks goes they could care less

48:42

about his legacy gives you know what is like

48:45

if they get. To be was he was

48:47

known as the dumbest Main and United States

48:49

Senate for about fifty years. Ah, you know

48:51

they hate him in a basement through a

48:53

rigged election and now you know this is

48:55

what you get. But I feel like they're

48:57

actually fine with the results because they are

48:59

pushing that radical agenda and getting a lot

49:01

of that past, even if it's destroying our

49:03

economy, our country, our spirits, and virtually everything

49:05

else. Because. The adage of the

49:07

Left is by all means necessary. That's

49:09

a marxist adage. By. All

49:11

means necessary. They will

49:13

do anything to get.

49:15

To. The goal which is to defeat

49:17

their enemy. They will crush America. Look,

49:20

they'll. Be there, be willing to kill hundreds

49:22

of thousands of Ukrainian men. You.

49:25

Know I notice a sore point for you and

49:27

everyone else. Would Johnson just did to us? The.

49:29

Fact that the matter is. By. All

49:31

estimates it least two hundred thousand Ukrainians

49:33

of not six hundred thousand have been

49:35

killed in this unnecessary war that your

49:38

father never would have permitted to happen.

49:40

He would stop it before it even

49:42

started. So let's say two to

49:44

six hundred thousand Ukrainian men have been killed.

49:46

That's a whole generation gone, and eight million

49:48

Ukrainians have fled. To Hungary, Poland,

49:50

Romania, wherever they can go to get

49:52

out of that hello. And. The

49:54

country is in ruins and who do they

49:56

use of front man? The. stoned out

49:59

of his mind a Volga

50:01

comedian Zolensky. I

50:04

don't know how this works How does

50:06

this guy go on every day when he

50:08

sees his country being turned into rubble and

50:11

he's in front of it all bringing on?

50:13

The destruction, you know, how does yeah, I mean It's

50:16

almost like they're willing to commit an entire genocide

50:18

of you know males and probably eventually females what's

50:20

left in ukraine And that's what I never understood.

50:22

I mean, it's almost like, you

50:24

know, ukraine, which was prior to you know

50:26

Three years ago on you know by any

50:29

metric rated one of the most corrupt nations

50:31

anywhere in the world far more than even

50:33

russia amazingly enough You know, this

50:35

guy was a clown actor Probably

50:37

a cia, you know plant put in

50:39

there later on but you know, ukraine

50:42

feels like it became the religion of the

50:44

left I mean it went from sort of

50:46

climate change as led

50:48

by the high priestess greta thunberg Uh

50:51

that evolved because they have no other religion

50:53

right? They say greta wait greta dumberg, right?

50:55

Yeah, greta dumberg Well sort

50:58

of the same, uh, you know They

51:00

took you know a kid that they said, you know an autistic kid

51:02

and put him out as a you know The

51:04

you know the front runner of this new religion

51:06

of the left Uh when

51:09

people started getting fed up with that it

51:11

morphed into you know, covet and panic as

51:13

led by you know The high priest anthony

51:15

fauci and then you know when

51:17

that was done It's like they needed to find

51:19

their religion somewhere else and it became ukraine as

51:21

led by the deity of latimir

51:23

zalinski So let's

51:25

see they're against war in israel, but they're for

51:28

war in ukraine. You talk about schizophrenia

51:32

Why would there no protest when hundreds of thousands of ukrainians

51:34

and russians were killing each other? But now all of a

51:36

sudden there's a protest Again,

51:39

it's you got to look into the plot

51:41

to destroy america the victims and

51:44

the victimizers the mentality Of

51:47

course, we've all studied that by now, but

51:49

there's another element to this which is racial. This is a It's

51:52

a frightening thing if you look at it for a racial

51:54

point of view and i've read this stuff on the internet

51:56

I don't know whether to believe it Look

51:59

who's dying in Ukraine, white

52:01

Christian men killing white Christian

52:04

men, Russians who may

52:06

as well be their cousins or brothers, many

52:09

of them speak Ukrainian and Russian interchangeably. Both

52:11

languages are interchangeable to many of the people

52:13

over there because Ukraine used

52:15

to be a part of the Soviet Union

52:17

obviously, but there's family connections in both places.

52:19

It's more like a civil war, but

52:22

it's white male killing white male.

52:24

So if you like, into this

52:27

crazy view of replacement theory,

52:29

which I know is unfortunately

52:32

growing on the road, aren't

52:34

they trying to kill off the white race by killing

52:36

off white men, by having Ukrainians

52:38

kill Russians and Russians kill Ukrainians? Okay,

52:41

that's a theory. You could say it's

52:43

crazy, but sometimes it doesn't look like

52:45

it's too crazy to me. But Don,

52:47

before we jump, I got to tell you, it's getting to me.

52:49

You say, how old am I? This and that. I

52:52

have learned to detach to a certain extent,

52:55

went off duty. But lately I can't. I'm waking up in

52:57

the middle of the night with this is going on my

52:59

head now, all the politics. The other

53:01

night I had a dream that the Chinese took

53:03

over America and they were coming to hunt me

53:05

down. And they actually were

53:07

chasing me through a park and through tunnels.

53:10

And I was hiding amongst Hasidic Jews, or I hang around

53:12

with an awful lot. I love the religion because

53:14

these are the true believers. And then

53:16

this Chinese communist kid came up to me and

53:19

like deciding whether to have me executed or sent

53:21

to a gulag. And he said to me, you

53:24

wrote books on herbal medicine? I said, yes.

53:26

He said, okay, you could be useful to us. That

53:29

was the dream. I mean, it's crazy. Okay,

53:31

so maybe my herbal medicine will save us. And if

53:33

it does, I'll reach out to you, Don, I'll make

53:35

sure you can be an assistant herbalist rather

53:38

than going to the gulag if they should. Give

53:41

me a mortar and pet, I'll grind whatever

53:43

it takes. It's better than the gulags probably.

53:47

Michael, why is with the NPR stuff

53:49

that I mentioned earlier, why are our

53:51

taxpayer dollars funding this stuff? I mean,

53:53

it's clear by it's clearly this all

53:55

these years, you know, we've been talking

53:58

about it. It's been so clear. But

54:00

Republicans still haven't defunded them. Why

54:04

wouldn't we? I mean, it feels like

54:06

if it's national public radio, it shouldn't

54:08

have any kind of political undertones, and

54:10

yet, you know, it's the marketing division

54:12

of today's leftists. Well,

54:15

first of all, it's a sore point to

54:17

me because I know what their salaries are

54:19

for these 10th-rate talk show hosts here in

54:21

San Francisco, what they make with no audience,

54:23

no competition. I actually tried

54:25

to lobby your dad to defund NPR through

54:27

third, fourth parties when he was president. He

54:29

had bigger fish to fry. I never made

54:31

it a big enough issue. I

54:34

thought they should have been cut

54:36

off at the knees then. They're

54:38

nothing but a PR arm for

54:41

the radical left agenda. They pay

54:43

themselves extraordinarily large salaries and benefits.

54:45

If people only knew what

54:48

these hosts are making and the management is

54:50

making, then maybe, I mean, someone in your

54:52

staff could probably dig it up. The

54:54

salaries would be a good show for you

54:56

to do. The staff is making

54:58

a fortune. The hosts who are

55:00

worthless could never compete in the private sector.

55:02

They couldn't do a show on Rumble. They

55:04

have no following on YouTube if they had

55:07

no one behind them like NPR. They're making

55:09

$3, $4, $5, $6, $700,000 a year. Why?

55:13

They're making more than the

55:15

president of the United States makes as public

55:17

employees? Well, they should. After

55:19

all, they're putting out the information that the

55:21

president of the United States needs to remain

55:23

the president of the United States. It's

55:28

amazing. As it relates

55:30

to these policies, I've said on

55:33

this show before that Democrats basically want to

55:35

bring the far left failures of California to

55:37

the rest of the country. You

55:40

actually live there. How do you see

55:42

that? How do you cope with

55:44

that insanity literally out your

55:46

front door? Because the

55:48

left did not create the fog. The left

55:51

did not create the bay. The left did

55:53

not create the seagulls and the seals and

55:55

the stars and the sky. In other words,

55:58

I love the environment of Northern California. California.

56:00

It's probably the best climate in the

56:02

world. Ah, I've adapted to it. or

56:04

after all of these years, you know, We.

56:06

Have a home not far from your dad

56:09

in Florida. That unforced they don't go to

56:11

very often. I could be a Florida resident

56:13

tomorrow. I.

56:15

Haven't adapted to Florida? You know? I'm a

56:17

person adapt to a certain environment. I.

56:20

Love the bay, I love the water. I'm a

56:22

boulder. I love be out in the air. I

56:24

don't even see them when. I'm glad that on

56:26

run the radio on that boat. I usually don't

56:28

go out with people. I like that feel the

56:30

era like a feel of aura. like to watch

56:32

the birds are like the sea gulls the the

56:34

pelicans fly over me. I talk to them like

56:37

Mr. Lunatic. But. They look back at me.

56:39

I'm in tune with nature when I'm out there.

56:41

I mean you. You know, you go out and

56:43

nature. You know what I'm talking about. I love

56:45

the nature of Northern California and I'm willing to

56:47

stay here to the end because they didn't create

56:49

this country. That I mean, they didn't create the

56:52

state than I in and I'm a residency or

56:54

know I'm I'm not going anywhere. It's that simple.

56:56

They don't own me. So.

56:58

You know, eerie ear? You're also nutrition. it's has

57:01

had you get into that. What are the things

57:03

that people can be watching out for now? Death

57:05

to do affect their lives? How you to hi

57:07

added eight and you take care of yourself in

57:09

the best way possible in sort of the crazy

57:11

sort of ah, chemical eyes, the world in which

57:14

we live. Well. That's a great question we

57:16

could do a whole hour on it because we're at almost the

57:18

end of our one, I don't know how long you're. But.

57:20

You. Know I was always a health

57:23

fanatics. Because. Dad died at

57:25

the Forty Nine of a heart attack. I was just

57:27

crazy guy was going to die younger. Never thought I'd

57:29

make it the Forty. Then. I found the

57:31

grandfather in Europe, died at a forty nine and

57:33

was like okay I got the gun to the

57:35

had bad genetics I'm not going to make it.

57:37

So I started looking for the cure the the

57:39

the the Ponce de Leon fuel. You know I'm

57:42

in a find a way to stay alive when

57:44

there is no one way to stay alive. So

57:46

I read everything I could from Zen macrobiotic spec

57:48

in the sixties. All. The way to

57:50

all the other literature I just will say. In

57:53

the waning moments or incredible dialogue

57:55

today. That I am a

57:57

mega vitamin fanatics. I've been taking megabyte.

58:00

for 45 years. I've

58:03

associated with some of the brightest minds in the

58:05

world. I met Linus Pauling.

58:07

I know some of his disciples. I'm

58:10

on mega doses of vitamin C for example

58:12

for 45 years and those

58:15

are some of the things and you got to

58:17

watch what you eat like a hawk. You

58:20

got to watch what you drink like a hawk but

58:22

I do have my two glasses

58:24

of vino every night or I'll have

58:26

a couple of vodka's at night. I

58:28

don't smoke. I walk or I bicycle. I

58:31

don't run and there's a

58:33

lot of other things that are involved. A

58:36

lot of it has to do with the

58:38

I mean you know there's a lot to do

58:40

with the calmness. You got to get that calm

58:42

center. I don't meditate but

58:44

I do pray a lot and

58:47

I tune into the big

58:49

guy upstairs given to me by my grandmother when I was

58:52

13 a little prayer book. I never looked at

58:54

it when I was young as I got older. I

58:56

look at it a lot and I pray a lot and

58:59

I ask God both for guidance and

59:01

forgiveness and to give me another day of

59:03

breath to be honest with you. It's a

59:05

combination. It's not a single thing. Well

59:08

I like that and that's important. I guess as

59:10

a last question you know you've been doing this for a long

59:12

time. You've had a lot of

59:14

good calls. What's your crystal ball for

59:16

what happens between now and

59:19

November? Is there optimism that we

59:21

can get back on track? Can

59:23

we overcome you know the cheating

59:25

in the scandals or you know

59:27

like you said have we hit that critical mass and

59:30

there is no turning back and we just got to

59:32

you know fight to preserve what's left of a diminishing

59:34

asset? Your father is fighting for all

59:36

of us. I'm not just saying it to be pleasant

59:39

to you because I'm on your show. When

59:41

I see they can take a man as powerful

59:43

and as smart and as rich

59:46

as he is, a man who was

59:48

former president loved by half the country or

59:50

more and they can drag him through

59:52

the mud of a degenerate

59:54

hooker and they can drag him through

59:56

the mud of a Bastard Prosecutor in

59:58

New York A D.A. You should be

1:00:01

in jail himself. That fat slob came

1:00:03

out yesterday with coffee and donuts. Stuff

1:00:05

be the second album bragg she behind

1:00:07

bars but the worst to them all.

1:00:10

Is. The Chief right behind people

1:00:12

like him the Soros name is

1:00:14

who did this to us. The

1:00:16

Little rat Soros The many Me:

1:00:19

Soros. That. Rad Fum has been

1:00:21

in and out of the White House since

1:00:23

his father made believe he retired. What?

1:00:25

Was little Soros the rat. Doing.

1:00:28

Go again And and the White House! What

1:00:30

was he doing? What was he planning with

1:00:32

the yes Biden Espys? what would they gonna

1:00:34

do to was where are they gonna go

1:00:36

Ness next. So. The question is.

1:00:39

It's. Going to almost take an act of God.

1:00:41

To. Save your father from the evil forces

1:00:43

and save us. But I will say this:

1:00:46

If your dad, god forbid should wind up in

1:00:48

jail on it, and for something you didn't even

1:00:50

do. Are still vote for him.

1:00:53

And. It's illegal for him to run for

1:00:55

the presidency from prison. I. Did

1:00:57

a podcast in a year ago with

1:00:59

Alex Marlow a Breitbart. And

1:01:01

he's a lawyer and he said yes, he could

1:01:04

run from prison. And when. So. If

1:01:06

it comes to that, Eighty. Million. One

1:01:08

hundred million of us will vote for a matter what

1:01:10

happens. That's what I think. What?

1:01:12

Lol My god I really appreciate. I really

1:01:14

appreciate the time for those watching in the

1:01:16

live chat I'm going to stick around a

1:01:18

me to take some of your guys questions.

1:01:20

Obviously there's a lot going on. We had

1:01:22

the jury selection today are but my god

1:01:24

god great haven't yawn, look for death. Doing

1:01:26

this again sometime soon as I hope we

1:01:28

have not had that point of saturated in

1:01:30

the bigger but us man. When I wake

1:01:32

up some mornings I'm just waiting for the

1:01:34

Tv camera to fall out of the ceiling

1:01:36

like I'm just the star of the Truman

1:01:38

show. So it's if that's the case, call

1:01:40

me separately, let me know because as. You know

1:01:43

it's too stressful the live like this if that's

1:01:45

just the case and you guys are all just

1:01:47

pointing me so I really appreciate of I go.

1:01:49

Thanks So much as I like out his podcast

1:01:51

check out his books I am incredible job It

1:01:53

is a great patriot. Keep. Laughing. I'm

1:01:55

not selling these. Just laugh every day.

1:01:58

Laugh at the bastards. illegitimate

1:02:00

non-carbarundum. Don't let the bastards

1:02:02

grind you down. Well,

1:02:04

Michael, I appreciate it. You're the best. Thank

1:02:06

you very much. And guys, stick around here.

1:02:09

I'm gonna take some questions from the live

1:02:11

chat. What'd you guys all think of that?

1:02:13

I think, I thought that was actually great.

1:02:15

And it would be an interesting history there.

1:02:18

A lot of different, I

1:02:21

mean, almost different careers. I didn't realize he got in a radio in his

1:02:24

50s. Guys, I

1:02:26

may have a chance. I may be

1:02:28

able to actually do something with myself

1:02:30

still. So what were your thoughts there?

1:02:33

I know we had interesting shows this week, a

1:02:35

little different. We're talking Tech Most of Monday with

1:02:37

Chris Pavlowski, obviously CEO of Rumble. Spent

1:02:40

a couple of days. I don't know if you guys saw it. Oh, this

1:02:42

is an interesting one. Because I wonder how

1:02:44

much, if any, sort of overlap there is. Did

1:02:47

you see the live stream I

1:02:49

did yesterday with DJ

1:02:52

Academics? Not

1:02:55

as much my world, but great guy. I met

1:02:57

him at UFC Miami a

1:02:59

couple of months ago with

1:03:01

my dad. And we started talking. He's friends with

1:03:04

Chris also on Rumble streaming. And

1:03:06

I think it's probably the

1:03:08

largest live streamer in

1:03:11

hip hop. And we did like

1:03:13

a two hour live stream yesterday. And it

1:03:15

was sort of interesting. Maybe

1:03:18

guys, if you're in the live chat, give

1:03:20

me a one if you saw it. Maybe

1:03:23

two if you did not. Because I'm kind of curious

1:03:25

to see if

1:03:27

there's any overlap in this. But it was interesting.

1:03:30

We got into quite a

1:03:32

bit. I mean, we discussed a lot. And

1:03:34

into quite a bit of detail. And obviously

1:03:36

it's a very different demographic. And

1:03:39

I was curious about it. But

1:03:42

it was interesting. In following the live chat there. So

1:03:44

a lot more twos than ones. But there are some

1:03:46

ones. In

1:03:49

following the live chat there, once we got

1:03:51

into the details. The

1:03:53

New York case. But it's like, wow, you didn't know

1:03:56

that they changed the statute of limitations to be able to go

1:03:58

back and do it to Trump. You didn't know. that

1:04:00

they escalated something that was at best in Mr.

1:04:03

Muner into a felony so they could go after

1:04:05

him 34 times. You didn't know that the judge's

1:04:07

daughter worked for the Democrats

1:04:09

and made a lot of money. Okay, actually more ones

1:04:11

now I'm seeing. So it

1:04:14

was a quick view though but sounded cool. Okay,

1:04:16

I'll take it. Catching

1:04:19

up on it after you're live. You didn't see

1:04:22

it, but you'll check it out. Okay, cool. Cool,

1:04:24

going to find it. Yeah, it was really different.

1:04:26

And so, but I was following along in the

1:04:28

live chat as we're going and it was like,

1:04:30

you know, towards

1:04:32

the end of this thing I'm seeing,

1:04:35

you know, and again, it's a very

1:04:37

hip hop, obviously, you know, crowd and

1:04:39

following and I think we had, I think

1:04:42

he was live on YouTube as well as rumble as well,

1:04:44

you know, and I think if you added it in aggregate,

1:04:46

like the live view count was like 35, 40,000 people live

1:04:48

and I'm reading the

1:04:51

thing and it's like the live chat was like Trump 2024, Jr.

1:04:53

28 and I was like, man, I

1:04:56

didn't see that coming but it was actually really interesting

1:04:59

that if people actually heard the

1:05:01

facts, which obviously the media is

1:05:04

doing a very purposeful job

1:05:06

of not showing them it once

1:05:11

they actually heard those things are like, wait a minute, this is

1:05:13

all nonsense and they got

1:05:15

fed up really, really quick.

1:05:17

So it's sort of interesting. That's why I

1:05:19

think we collectively when I was talking about,

1:05:22

hey guys, like share, subscribe,

1:05:24

you know, the rumble app

1:05:26

so you can see me when I go live or whatever

1:05:28

it is followed, you know, make sure you guys are doing

1:05:30

that hit the like button. It's so easy, but it's how

1:05:32

you beat the algorithm. It's how you get it out there

1:05:34

because it was interesting, you know, a

1:05:36

demographic or a following that may

1:05:39

not have known me probably didn't follow me or whatever it

1:05:41

was like, all of a sudden, like, you know, we may

1:05:43

not agree on everything, but we actually understood each other. Once

1:05:45

the facts were out there, it was like an

1:05:48

awakening. It was it was actually really fascinating because

1:05:50

it's one of those friends

1:05:52

like wow, you get yourself into trouble and that one,

1:05:54

you know, I probably will or did or I'm sure

1:05:56

someone will go back and look and be like, Don,

1:05:58

you're a fucking asshole. But it

1:06:02

was actually, it was pretty

1:06:04

interesting. And again, I try

1:06:06

to get, I speak on college campuses, I do all

1:06:08

sorts of stuff that you're not supposed

1:06:10

to do as a Republican, because I'm not willing to see any

1:06:12

of these places and just give

1:06:14

up. But it was sort of interesting, and

1:06:17

it showed further how

1:06:19

purposeful it is for

1:06:22

the media when

1:06:27

they're negating the facts. Franklin

1:06:29

says, blacks vote overwhelmingly, Democrat every

1:06:31

election. They do, I agree,

1:06:33

but I think that could be based on history, that could

1:06:35

be based on a lot of the misinformation that's out there.

1:06:37

One of the things that was really interesting, by the way,

1:06:39

I wanted to talk to you guys, we

1:06:41

gotta clip that when academics was talking about, hey,

1:06:44

the Democrats were reaching out about doing paid ads

1:06:46

to make it seem like we really were following,

1:06:48

I mean, that's an important thing to get out

1:06:50

there. I mean, the Democrat Party basically paying people

1:06:52

to pretend that they were for

1:06:54

the Democrat policies, because I

1:06:57

mean, it shows, they're playing a different game, but

1:06:59

a lot of the stuff when you get that support that

1:07:01

perhaps makes people vote that way, it's

1:07:03

not because it's real support, it's because the Democrats are out

1:07:06

there paying for it, or they're putting people

1:07:08

in the payroll. And I

1:07:11

thought that was really important

1:07:13

to understand and

1:07:15

get, and I think that's pretty different. How

1:07:21

about your family continuing the campaign video that

1:07:23

shoots during the video trial in New York,

1:07:25

nights induced by former first lady telling the,

1:07:29

immoral and illegal side? Yeah,

1:07:31

I mean, you spend eight

1:07:33

hours a day in court and you gotta go back and catch

1:07:35

up on stuff, it's probably not the easiest thing in the world,

1:07:38

but not a terrible idea if he does

1:07:40

that. By the way, did you guys

1:07:43

see after, I guess it

1:07:45

was day one of jury selection, I guess it

1:07:47

was Monday, when my father sort of, I

1:07:49

think he went up to Harlem and just went to

1:07:51

a bodega and was like, no, they're not letting me

1:07:53

campaign, they're not letting me leave the state, that's obviously

1:07:55

on purpose. You can't go anywhere,

1:07:57

if you miss a day of court, we're gonna throw you in jail.

1:08:00

or if you're you know even a

1:08:02

few minutes late we're gonna throw you in jail you know

1:08:04

that was you know clear

1:08:07

and we all we all know why

1:08:09

but you know he did like you

1:08:11

know an impromptu rally and I was

1:08:13

like you know I didn't

1:08:15

have you know chanting Trump 2024 in Harlem in my

1:08:18

bingo card so I what did you

1:08:20

guys did you guys see that did you think

1:08:22

that was different do you think that was just

1:08:24

you know dumb luck one time do you think

1:08:26

there's you know people are getting it or you know

1:08:28

getting into it what are just

1:08:30

give me your opinions in the live chat this isn't

1:08:32

really a one or two thing I think this is

1:08:34

more of a you know give it to me not

1:08:37

in like seven sentences though but like because

1:08:39

it yeah this is a big deal yeah I felt like it was

1:08:41

a big deal at

1:08:44

least Fox is giving him airtime again yeah because they don't have

1:08:46

a choice that's where their money comes from now you know so

1:08:48

they'll do it for clickbait and stuff like that but like yeah

1:08:51

I don't believe for a second that you

1:08:53

know Fox corporate you know plenty of the

1:08:55

hosts and stuff like that they're good friends

1:08:57

I believe them they're conservatives you know Fox

1:08:59

corporate you know that's about money it's about clicks

1:09:01

that's what they're gonna do it's

1:09:04

not about conservatism or the stuff we believe in in

1:09:06

my opinion but Don it was

1:09:08

awesome you're

1:09:11

not understanding why they need him in prison no

1:09:13

I think I understand exactly why they need him

1:09:15

in prison what what am I not understanding though

1:09:17

because that's a could

1:09:19

be an interesting point you're about to make but that's

1:09:22

not it doesn't that doesn't get

1:09:24

me there yeah you guys by the way if you

1:09:26

guys are on locals just because

1:09:28

it's a little easier to follow that chat because it's

1:09:30

not as it's not as

1:09:32

fast locals guys why don't you

1:09:34

head over there we'll keep the stream going but

1:09:37

I'll be able to get to your questions over

1:09:39

there right now again

1:09:43

guys like share subscribe make sure

1:09:45

we're hitting that the kids reaction

1:09:47

to your dad that was that was pretty classic I thought

1:09:49

that was that was really cool five

1:09:54

by five Trump plus prison equals an awakened nation you

1:09:56

know you know I'd like it not to get to

1:09:58

there you know people like You should tell him to

1:10:00

go to Barron's graduation and just go to jail. It'd

1:10:02

probably be good for the campaign, but I don't know,

1:10:04

but you also gotta sit in jail for a couple

1:10:07

of weeks. You know, I don't know. You

1:10:11

know, I guess it's easier to say, because he

1:10:13

was at my graduation, so I guess I can't

1:10:15

complain, but it feels like a big ask. It

1:10:20

was awesome to see kids in Harlem chanting, "'We love

1:10:22

Trump. "'The Democrats are scared

1:10:24

of him winning.'" Yeah, which, you know, the good and bad

1:10:26

of that is they get it, it's probably where, I'll

1:10:29

probably try that much harder to make sure. He

1:10:32

goes to jail. Tansey says, "'Avoid

1:10:34

jail.'" Yes, I think that's a great, that is a

1:10:36

great strategy. Thank you. Huge

1:10:40

crowd at the bodega. Yeah, and you know,

1:10:42

you had people, it's Republican operatives. I'm like,

1:10:44

there's thousands of, how many Republican operatives, how

1:10:47

many Republicans are there in Harlem, or New York

1:10:49

even, like, it

1:10:51

wasn't Republican operatives. Which

1:10:55

Democrat board is, John's gonna

1:10:57

go once he leaves office? That, I don't

1:11:00

know. Who

1:11:03

knows, I just hope we can, I hope we can fix this stuff. I

1:11:05

hope we can get it back

1:11:07

in line. Do I think my dad will get a

1:11:09

fair trial? Beach Girl 007. I

1:11:13

think literally each and every move

1:11:15

the Democrats have made are so that they

1:11:17

can ensure that he does not get a

1:11:19

fair trial. I mean, that's the

1:11:22

whole purpose of this. It's why, you know, the

1:11:24

Miami case, they were outraged that

1:11:26

the judge wasn't one of their

1:11:28

leftist hand-picked people. And they did the grand jury

1:11:30

for that one in Washington, D.C., because they knew

1:11:32

they could select whoever they wanted and, you know,

1:11:35

indict a hand sandwich, so to speak, to

1:11:38

quote the old phrase. So

1:11:40

that's what's going on there. So no, I

1:11:42

don't think he could even remotely get a

1:11:44

fair trial. The judge's daughter is profiteering off

1:11:46

it. There's a law in New York that

1:11:48

prevents that at six degrees of separation. Your

1:11:50

daughter is first degree of separation, and yet,

1:11:53

it doesn't matter. They throw it, they bring it to

1:11:55

the appellate court. The appellate court just sends it back

1:11:57

down to the judge, whose very daughter is benefiting from

1:11:59

it. I mean, it's a showtroll.

1:12:02

Nothing more, nothing less. I mean, this

1:12:05

is stuff that we've witnessed throughout

1:12:08

history and third world nations and other

1:12:10

dictatorships, it's happening right here. Is

1:12:14

Mike Davis working on a recode to shut down

1:12:16

the DNC? Enough is enough. I don't

1:12:18

know, but Mike Davis, I saw him, I was actually with him

1:12:20

last night. After I did the

1:12:22

academics podcast, or the live stream, I

1:12:25

hopped in my car, I had to run down to Mar-a-Lago.

1:12:28

There was a big conservative event there. My father was

1:12:30

supposed to speak at it, but because they wouldn't let

1:12:32

him out of the state, much like they won't let

1:12:34

him out for Barron's graduation, they

1:12:37

had to call in, let's call it Trump Lite, I

1:12:39

guess. So I had

1:12:41

to go speak there. It was a great

1:12:43

event and a lot of patriots. But

1:12:48

yeah, they're doing what they can to keep him

1:12:51

off of the playing field, right? You can't campaign,

1:12:53

you can't be anywhere. You

1:12:55

get to campaign on Saturday and Sunday after spending

1:12:57

weeks in court. We

1:13:00

don't have the same, it's not like Joe Biden. We're not having

1:13:02

the media do our bidding for us while

1:13:04

they hide Joe Biden in the basement. It's a little

1:13:06

different. So Christine Collins, yes,

1:13:08

it's 100%, a

1:13:10

kangaroo court, Hari Ananda,

1:13:13

I choose Vivek or Tucker as press secretary. I

1:13:15

think either of those would be pretty amazing. Trump

1:13:19

could be the next Nelson Mandela. That's probably a

1:13:21

stretch, but you know. There.

1:13:24

If I say yes, someone will kill me. If I

1:13:27

say no, you guys will kill me. So I say

1:13:29

maybe it's a stretch, but hey, you never know.

1:13:32

You never know, maybe it's the kind of, hopefully

1:13:34

all of this is the catalyst for actual

1:13:36

change in

1:13:38

the country right now because it's crazy.

1:13:44

How's Barron handling all of this so

1:13:47

much for a child? It's not easy, he just turned

1:13:49

18. But

1:13:51

it's not easy for a son. It's

1:13:54

this shit. I watch that it's hard for me and

1:13:57

I'm a fucking animal. So it's a little different.

1:14:00

I've been prodded and beaten

1:14:02

long enough, you know, through this crap that,

1:14:04

uh, you know, I'm probably a little bit

1:14:06

more hardened than most. Uh,

1:14:08

so now it's, it's, it's never easy. I talk

1:14:10

to my kids and, you know, ask

1:14:13

me about it all the time. It's a, it's rough.

1:14:15

I'm taking my son out to dinner right after

1:14:17

this. Uh, you know, you just,

1:14:19

I just wanted to talk and see what's going on with

1:14:21

all this stuff. And so, you know, you got to do

1:14:23

that and you know, be honest and hopefully they understand exactly

1:14:25

what's going on. So

1:14:27

Bill Barr just endorsed Trump. So

1:14:30

hopefully more GOP detractors will come around to

1:14:32

unite behind him. Yeah. Like, you know, I

1:14:34

mean, listen, I, hey, we do need to

1:14:37

unify, you know, there's people, you know, probably

1:14:39

couldn't care less if they're endorsing us or not. And I know

1:14:42

that it moves a needle, but you know, I'll take it because

1:14:44

I think we need it, uh, you know, the Democrats

1:14:46

are going to have hundreds of millions of dollars

1:14:48

spent on cheating and mobilizing and ballot harvesting and

1:14:50

all of this shit. So, you know, every,

1:14:53

every, every vote matters, uh,

1:14:55

at a news conference mayor, Gracie

1:14:58

van de Mark city attorney, scroll

1:15:00

back up on the Michael Gates

1:15:03

and councilman Tony Strickland Paparins issued a call

1:15:05

to action for other cities to fight Sacramento

1:15:07

on the voter ID issue. I

1:15:09

didn't see that one, William, but, uh, I will look

1:15:11

into it. Um,

1:15:15

Georgia gunfight broke out on Tuesday

1:15:17

evening at a circle K gas

1:15:19

station indicator, uh, between at least

1:15:21

four men with bullets flying across the

1:15:24

forecourt of the garage, three

1:15:26

innocent bystanders were hit. Yeah.

1:15:28

I mean, this is Joe Biden's America.

1:15:30

You know, they're releasing Venezuelan gangs into our country

1:15:32

and, you know, what could possibly go wrong, folks?

1:15:34

You know, these, these are people that make our

1:15:36

gangs seem like, you know,

1:15:39

kindergartens, uh, it's

1:15:41

a different world. Uh, and as rough

1:15:43

as you know, some of ours may be, uh,

1:15:46

it is, uh, it's not even close. And

1:15:48

so, you know, we're living in, uh, scary

1:15:51

times. Laura loomer must be your

1:15:53

guest. I like Shahou. She fights for Trump. It's

1:15:56

an interesting one. Laura is a killer. Uh,

1:16:00

The Harlem Globetrotters endorsed Trump? I

1:16:03

don't know. I didn't, I didn't... I

1:16:07

didn't see that one but uh you know I'll

1:16:09

take your word for it. I'm gonna say probably not but

1:16:12

you know maybe you never know. I mean like I said

1:16:14

that I was surprised that at the

1:16:16

reception there. What's

1:16:21

that? Ooh

1:16:24

how do you guys think any New Yorkers out

1:16:26

there if you're from New York, if you're watching

1:16:28

from there should my father do a rally at

1:16:30

MSG you know Madison Square Garden? How

1:16:33

do you think that would do? Let

1:16:37

me know your thoughts in the feed. How

1:16:40

does Don Senior keep his cool with the card

1:16:42

stacked against him? You know that's the thing you

1:16:44

know panicking, panicking never

1:16:46

does anything positive. It brings nothing to the

1:16:49

table so if you panic under pressure like

1:16:51

it's just literally never going to help anything

1:16:53

so you stay cool because that's going to

1:16:55

get you the better result regardless. So you

1:16:58

know the people who are panickers and warriors

1:17:00

like it just doesn't solve anything so it's

1:17:03

not worth it. Now maybe I don't know but you

1:17:05

know maybe we're built differently or whatever it is but

1:17:07

it is a it is

1:17:09

a it doesn't do you any

1:17:12

good so you just there's no need to panic

1:17:14

there's no even even the worst case scenario panic

1:17:16

that it's just that

1:17:18

much more likely that you're going to fail so yeah

1:17:20

he doesn't do it. You're from Florida

1:17:23

but yes well most of Florida's from New York

1:17:25

so you know understandably they're escaping like I did.

1:17:27

I'm a I'm a political

1:17:29

refugee to the great state of

1:17:32

Florida from the People's Republic of New York. ACDC

1:17:36

Thunderstruck plays when Trump walks out to MSG.

1:17:38

You know I like I like that. I

1:17:42

like that. Trump is from

1:17:44

Queens, New York yeah he's he's from right where

1:17:46

Michael Savage was talking about where he went to

1:17:48

high school. Let's see

1:17:51

guys in chat need a favorite download and give

1:17:53

to post it in chat. I lost it. I

1:17:57

don't know why I'm not sure what that means.

1:18:00

means USA now.

1:18:03

Any word on Haiti? No,

1:18:05

I don't know anything. I mean, like, you

1:18:07

mean other than like, the criminal

1:18:10

cannibal gangs? Maybe that's what Joe Biden was talking about.

1:18:12

Maybe that's where his uncle went with

1:18:14

the cannibals. Now, but I

1:18:17

don't know what's going on with that

1:18:19

one. I'm sure it's still on fire. But I don't

1:18:21

know anything about it. Trump

1:18:24

and Chris Christie 2024 that that has to

1:18:26

be a first or a troll like clearly.

1:18:29

I mean,

1:18:32

wow. Don

1:18:35

Jr. You've been taught by a master. Well, thank

1:18:37

you. Appreciate it. Yeah,

1:18:39

others are not others are not so sure

1:18:41

about Krispy Kreme. I'm with you on this

1:18:43

one. I think that that ship has sailed

1:18:45

a long time ago.

1:18:47

All Long

1:18:49

Island will be there. Yeah, that's true. I mean, you

1:18:51

know, at MSG is still pretty easy to get there

1:18:54

from Staten Island. Obviously, you know, that's heavily conservative. A

1:18:56

lot of you know,

1:18:59

Nassau and Suffolk County are pretty conservative, certainly

1:19:01

out, you know, out

1:19:03

there. It was really interesting, you know, before moved down

1:19:05

to Florida, had a kid and sort

1:19:07

of convinced me to get a place in the Hamptons. I'm like, I don't

1:19:10

need a fucking place in the hair. Like, it's not really for me. I

1:19:12

like my cabin up in the Catskills and like, actually

1:19:14

worked out great for COVID because it was, you know, close enough to

1:19:16

sort of the real world, but like far enough from everything. But it

1:19:20

was interesting, you know, living in having

1:19:22

a place in the Hamptons and living there for a lot

1:19:24

of COVID and whatnot was sort of crazy

1:19:26

because it was like the people that came out from

1:19:28

the weekend that were just the you know, the weekends

1:19:30

slash summer tourists, they were all liberals, but the people

1:19:32

who actually lived out there were like, heavily,

1:19:35

heavily conservative. So

1:19:38

it was interesting. But

1:19:40

team down junior, you can click on the local

1:19:42

I'll check that out later. Do

1:19:45

we have an offshore processing facility that

1:19:47

I don't know. What's up

1:19:50

with Dana White and Mark Zuckerberg being closed? It's not

1:19:52

a good I listen, I mean, Dana, you know, Dana's

1:19:54

Dana, he's gonna be friends with whoever he wants. I

1:19:56

you know, it was

1:19:58

sort of interesting. I you know, I can't sort

1:20:00

of betray it because it's not my

1:20:02

place to do so but you know I was

1:20:04

talking with Pavlovski who was also at UFC and I mean

1:20:07

he had it sort of an interesting conversation with Zuckerberg there,

1:20:09

which was sort of Interesting

1:20:13

but yeah watching what's going on with Zuckerberg right now I

1:20:15

mean he's he's training jiu-jitsu and

1:20:17

he's like lifting and he was hunting

1:20:19

and all that stuff I'm like, you know, I don't

1:20:21

know that he changes anything at meta, you know, I think you

1:20:23

have you know, 50,000 I don't know

1:20:25

however many thousand employees they have but it you know

1:20:27

lots of them Who are

1:20:30

you know full-on commies, but like it

1:20:32

does feel like you know Zuckerberg

1:20:35

himself again, I don't know that it changes anything but

1:20:37

it feels like Yeah

1:20:41

You know, I don't know about red pilling maybe it's like

1:20:44

a light red Maybe a bright pink pill,

1:20:46

you know a little it, you know, but

1:20:49

yeah, it definitely seems like

1:20:52

something's going on there And

1:20:55

so, you know that's interesting but now man, you know I

1:20:59

have nothing negative to say about Dana and he can be

1:21:02

friends with everyone that by the way The reality is this

1:21:04

guys we don't have to think we can be friends with

1:21:06

people who just we disagree with politically Like that's sort of

1:21:08

a foundation of America. I grew up

1:21:10

in fucking New York City I really like everyone was Democrat

1:21:12

for the most part and I was like, you know, you

1:21:14

know I take them up to the

1:21:16

farm on the weekends We go shooting and all of

1:21:18

a sudden guys that hated guns and couldn't understand and

1:21:20

girls, you know Couldn't understand why you needed one or

1:21:22

wanted one or more like that was the greatest afternoon

1:21:25

ever. Can we do that again? You

1:21:27

know, so, you know, you can be

1:21:29

friends with other people and of other viewpoints and

1:21:31

then you can have you know

1:21:33

a conversation with them and you can Yeah

1:21:38

You can change their minds on things I turned a lot

1:21:40

of people who are literally anti gun for no real reason

1:21:42

other than they believe the narrative but into

1:21:45

people that were actually You

1:21:49

know They got it and they were for it or

1:21:51

that at least they certainly weren't against it anymore and

1:21:53

that's you know That that's a big that's

1:21:55

a big deal Patty

1:21:57

says has Larry elder ever been considered for

1:22:00

VP, it seems that the GOP under

1:22:03

Rona left him out of the debate

1:22:05

when he qualified from what I

1:22:07

viewed. He's got good policies domestically and internationally. Yeah, I

1:22:09

like Larry. I don't know if he's on the shortlist

1:22:11

or anything like that. I hadn't necessarily

1:22:13

thought about it. I know people have mentioned it

1:22:15

in the past. I know he's definitely been mentioned

1:22:20

as well. I like the guy.

1:22:22

I follow him. So I don't know

1:22:24

if it's a shortlist type of thing,

1:22:27

but certainly a smart guy, certainly someone

1:22:30

who's underrated in

1:22:32

many respects. So

1:22:35

I like him. Chicago will be red

1:22:38

soon. I don't know if we're gonna

1:22:40

go that far, folks. But

1:22:42

they should. I mean, sort

1:22:45

of the old, my father's saying

1:22:47

in 2016, what do you have to lose? It's

1:22:49

like the answer is nothing. You're right.

1:22:51

They probably should be red.

1:22:53

Those policies would probably do them some good.

1:22:55

It would probably stop a lot of people,

1:22:58

you know, shot in the streets

1:23:00

and whatever it may be. So Don

1:23:03

Jr. for VP. I got that a lot last

1:23:05

night when I spoke at this, you know, Rockbridge,

1:23:07

you know, capital. And the logic I don't think

1:23:09

was even that I'd be that good. It's like

1:23:12

the swamp would really hate to have you

1:23:14

be president. So it'll keep your dad safe.

1:23:16

I'm like, so I'm basically the cannon fodder.

1:23:18

It's like, you know, you're crazy enough. They'll

1:23:20

put you in there for that. It's a

1:23:23

so that was interesting. But yes, I've been hearing a

1:23:25

little bit more of that. I imagine that would be

1:23:27

a ticket that will probably never happen. But but

1:23:30

I appreciate the compliment. It means the world to me.

1:23:34

Let's see. Florida

1:23:36

isn't purple anymore. You're right. Yeah, no, I

1:23:39

mean, Florida is great, man. It's it's it's

1:23:42

so good. And I mean, you know,

1:23:44

and I live in a place that was sort

1:23:46

of traditionally blue Florida. And like, honestly, like,

1:23:48

I'll go out to dinner and you know, I

1:23:51

will have people probably tonight almost definitely offered to,

1:23:54

you know, or try to buy my my dinner. I mean,

1:23:56

there's places where I see it almost happening. And I'm

1:23:58

like, you know, you

1:24:00

know, some young guys or whatever it may be, a couple

1:24:04

months ago, I said, why would my son and you

1:24:06

know, we're just sitting at a bar actually, they let

1:24:08

us eat it because all the tables were full and

1:24:10

getting like me and my boy

1:24:12

and the young marine next to us like I just got to

1:24:14

buy you guys. I mean, he was like really insulted when I

1:24:16

was like that. I get to

1:24:19

find those like, okay, but so you

1:24:21

know, Florida, this is not

1:24:23

a country. One

1:24:27

junior going to be a senator or governor first. Oh, boy, you

1:24:30

guys are gonna get me into all sorts of trouble. They did pull

1:24:32

me for the Senate in Florida. I think I won the Republican

1:24:35

primary by I think it was 33 points.

1:24:38

So you know, maybe I do well as governor to if

1:24:41

I if I wanted to do you don't want the day

1:24:43

job though. I'm, you know, I'm sort of good at the

1:24:45

stuff that most of us aren't good at

1:24:47

with like fighting, meaning us Republicans. You

1:24:50

know, I don't mind doing that. I don't care what they call me.

1:24:52

It's not going to change my mind. I'm just gonna say what I

1:24:54

think and do what I what I feel

1:24:56

needs to be done and what

1:24:58

you know, ultimately the people you

1:25:00

know, who I represent or I'm leading or you

1:25:03

know, people in

1:25:05

the chat, you know what they want. So you

1:25:08

never know. Yeah, I think we have some pretty good options for for

1:25:11

governor at least, you know, next cycle here

1:25:13

as well. So you know,

1:25:15

if we ever get to a point where it's going to

1:25:17

be potentially a rhino, maybe I have to throw my hat

1:25:19

in the ring. Junior

1:25:22

speaker. Thank you. Appreciate it. Savage

1:25:26

for press secretary. I just an impressive

1:25:28

guy. But like I said, imagine that like he's

1:25:31

older than Joe Biden. And

1:25:33

again, I don't know that for a fact, but he said he's older than

1:25:35

my dad, my dad's only like two years younger than Joe Biden. And like

1:25:38

someone was doing the math based on I think it was when he

1:25:41

said when he graduated,

1:25:43

I guess when he started the radio and he

1:25:45

was 53 and they just added the time and

1:25:47

it was like, like 80 something years and

1:25:49

83 years old, 82 years old seemed to be the

1:25:51

number that popped up in the feed most often. Don

1:25:55

Jr. for talk show host. Thank you. Yes.

1:25:58

Yeah, that was the that was the the

1:26:00

other day. Number one, if you want me to do

1:26:02

five days a week on here, number two, if we

1:26:04

just leave it alone at two. I'll

1:26:07

ask the opinion again, because we got a little too many number

1:26:09

ones last time in my opinion. I was like, I, it's,

1:26:12

it's going to actually turn into a job, not just

1:26:14

fun. So, but

1:26:18

curious to see your guys thoughts. Maybe we got a

1:26:20

different crowd because it was Pavlovski. We'll

1:26:24

see. But here we go with the ones. I

1:26:27

got some twos. Thank you. I appreciate that.

1:26:30

But yeah, so that was sort of amazing

1:26:32

to me where it was just like, man,

1:26:35

it's, it's not about age, guys. It's about

1:26:37

competence. And we don't have much of that at the

1:26:39

top. So, you know,

1:26:42

it's crazy. But we're

1:26:45

back to number ones. I don't know what three

1:26:47

is, guys. I don't know what three is, but five

1:26:50

days, this thing five days, you're saying three days instead of

1:26:52

two, but not five. I haven't

1:26:55

been horrible 96. Thank you, Ivan. I don't, you know, I don't

1:26:57

know what that is. But all right.

1:27:02

This is going off the rails. Judicial

1:27:05

Watch just will Don

1:27:07

Jr. get the furry vote. I have a

1:27:09

feeling that for Dave, that was a good

1:27:11

one. I like that. Will

1:27:13

Don Jr. get the furry vote? Probably

1:27:15

not. I don't know if you heard my opening

1:27:17

monologue in the regular show. That's David

1:27:20

Rover at locals. I have

1:27:23

a feeling I will not get the furry vote based on

1:27:25

the fact that I think they're batshit crazy. But you know,

1:27:27

you never know. I mean, if you're

1:27:29

batshit crazy, maybe you'd vote for the guy that thinks

1:27:31

you're bad, you're crazy. You know, who knows? Only

1:27:34

if he dresses up for them. That's also not

1:27:37

likely to happen. Accountability, we do need to that

1:27:40

there's a report saying Sanders plans to raise money for

1:27:43

President Trump. I have heard that as well. I have

1:27:45

not seen it yet. But you know, that'd be nice.

1:27:47

Yeah, we all

1:27:49

got to get back and we all got

1:27:51

to win. That's the biggest thing. You've

1:27:53

been doing a great job sharing with us

1:27:56

over the past several years. Thank you. Thank you, Patty. You

1:27:58

know, I try. I try to be pretty open about stuff I try

1:28:00

to you know put most of it out there sure

1:28:03

this sure there's other stuff that you know isn't

1:28:05

but like you know for the most part I try to

1:28:07

be as open as I can reasonably

1:28:10

be so well

1:28:13

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1:28:15

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feed for a second guys. Give

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me a couple names quickly for guests

1:30:07

in the live chat that you guys want because

1:30:09

we could probably get most. I'd

1:30:13

like to hear who your

1:30:15

thoughts are, who you'd want me interviewing, who

1:30:18

would go, who would break the

1:30:20

internet. Cat Williams.

1:30:22

That's interesting. He's been

1:30:24

pretty outspoken on this. I'm sure we don't agree on a lot,

1:30:26

but it seems like he's actually been pretty outspoken on it. John

1:30:29

Voight, shit, that's why I should have done that. He

1:30:32

was literally at the

1:30:35

truth thing last week. Roseanne

1:30:37

Barr, she was on a couple months ago. Carrie

1:30:40

Lake, she's been on two or three times already,

1:30:42

but we can do that. Brandon Dilly, that's interesting. That

1:30:46

could be fun. Alex Jones, honestly, we

1:30:48

got to do that. You

1:30:50

can't do it because they'll say you're... I'm

1:30:53

interviewing someone. Hey, guess what? He's been more right

1:30:55

than most of the media. Stephen

1:30:57

Miller, Stephen's been pretty regular on this. Laura

1:30:59

Logan, that's interesting. Russell

1:31:02

Brand, Laura Trump. Russell

1:31:05

Brand could be a good one. And

1:31:09

then I sort of hit it off in a funny way when

1:31:11

Rumble opened their offices up in Sarasota. Dr.

1:31:14

Phil? Yeah, I would

1:31:16

do that. Seems like

1:31:18

he's also had enough of some of the bullshit these days. It's

1:31:21

sort of interesting. A lot of people have had enough of the Candace.

1:31:23

That could be a good one. Mike

1:31:26

Tyson. You know what? I

1:31:29

should... I got to do that. Last time I

1:31:31

was hanging out with him and his wife at the UFC Miami that

1:31:33

I mentioned earlier. I'm like, texting back and forth. I got to do

1:31:35

that. How

1:31:37

much trouble do I get if... I'm not saying

1:31:39

this is my thing, but if I go on the

1:31:42

Hotbox podcast with Mike Tyson and pull

1:31:45

an eel on it, smoke weed

1:31:48

online, is this worth

1:31:50

it for a Republican? Again, weed's

1:31:52

never really been my thing that much. But

1:31:56

I don't know. If you're going to

1:31:58

smoke weed with someone's problem... Mike Tyson would be a fun

1:32:00

one to do that with, you know? Maybe

1:32:03

we gotta do that after an election. Nugent,

1:32:05

I gotta follow up on that one. That's

1:32:08

sort of obvious. Bob,

1:32:10

Kid Rock, yep. He's

1:32:13

literally like, as the crow flies, his house is

1:32:15

less than like a mile from mine. But

1:32:19

yeah, he's up in Tennessee so often. When he's here,

1:32:21

he's usually just like, trying

1:32:23

to be left alone, understandably. But yeah, that

1:32:25

could be a good one. Fuentes,

1:32:27

that ain't happening. Thomas

1:32:30

Sowell, that'd be pretty cool, actually. Roger

1:32:34

Stone, pretty good. I

1:32:37

have a feeling Elon's not gonna come on Rumble, but that

1:32:39

could be good, obviously, but I don't know that he would

1:32:41

do that. I think he's sort of tied

1:32:44

to Twitter, understandably. You're not 42 billion into

1:32:46

it, so probably makes sense. Dr.

1:32:49

Atlas, interest, Ivanka,

1:32:51

that could be fun. Tucker,

1:32:55

well, Tucker was on a couple weeks ago. Tyson,

1:33:00

but keep him nice and stoned. It's

1:33:03

probably good. I don't want Mad

1:33:05

Mike up there. Mad Mike could

1:33:08

kill me pretty quickly, I would think. But

1:33:10

no, Mike's actually a great man, hanging out with him.

1:33:14

Actually, a really chill guy.

1:33:18

His wife's really cool. I think his daughter's like

1:33:20

a big golfer also. I think that's what we

1:33:22

were talking about because my daughter is. A

1:33:27

real interesting story. Long history with my dad also,

1:33:29

all in a good way. That's why he never

1:33:31

talks shit, because I think Trump's

1:33:33

the only guy that ever gave him good advice all the time. He didn't

1:33:35

always take it, I don't think. But

1:33:39

there's, interestingly enough, some sort of trust

1:33:41

there. Thomas

1:33:45

Sowell would be, yeah, that one keeps coming up. That

1:33:47

could be good. Dr. Malone,

1:33:49

that's interesting. Natalie Winter, she's been on a couple

1:33:51

times. But yeah, John Voight, yeah, I

1:33:53

got you with Colby on. Colby, I see

1:33:55

him all the time. That could be fun. I'm a character, that

1:33:58

could be fun. We

1:34:00

still have a lot of options. That's

1:34:03

good. Senator

1:34:05

John Kennedy. He's got some great soundbites.

1:34:07

John Rich. John's

1:34:10

a buddy of mine. That's easy

1:34:12

enough. I can just text him and make that happen probably.

1:34:16

Nick DiPaolo. Nick DiPaolo would be actually a lot of fun. He's

1:34:18

always on when I do Crowder and stuff like that. We

1:34:22

should talk about that because he's a wild man. Nick DiPaolo actually like it. I

1:34:24

think it was like maybe 18 midterms. He paid

1:34:26

me one of the great compliments I ever got in my life. He

1:34:30

showed up to a rally I was doing. It was in Georgia.

1:34:34

Nick DiPaolo was here. I didn't

1:34:36

know him. I followed him obviously. But I didn't

1:34:38

know him and came back and we were talking.

1:34:42

He's glad that I chose not to become a

1:34:45

comedian because he thought my timing when I'm speaking

1:34:47

publicly was that of a

1:34:49

very good comedian. It was sort of

1:34:51

a badass compliment from someone who's a total wild

1:34:53

man and absolutely hilarious.

1:34:56

I thought that was great. Eric

1:34:59

Prince. Another

1:35:01

Nick DiPaolo. We

1:35:04

have some options here. Fun

1:35:06

Geno. We should do that. He was right off the road. I

1:35:09

ran into him all the time. James

1:35:11

Woods. That could be fun. Another

1:35:17

second James Woods. Scavino.

1:35:20

Scavino would be good. Dana

1:35:22

White. Dana's been on. Robbie

1:35:24

Starbuck. That could be good. I like

1:35:27

Robbie. Someone's

1:35:37

saying I never mentioned Laura Loomer. I literally mentioned

1:35:39

Laura Loomer like seven minutes ago. What

1:35:41

are you talking about? I'm scared. Literally,

1:35:45

did I not say Laura Loomer like seven minutes ago

1:35:47

like talking about her? You

1:35:53

guys got to pay better attention, folks. You're not

1:35:55

getting great points

1:35:58

for attention to detail. Kurt

1:36:02

Russell, maybe

1:36:05

Lee Greenwood, I saw him the

1:36:08

other night. That could be interesting. Larry

1:36:13

Elder, that keeps coming up as well, so that could

1:36:15

be fun. A

1:36:21

lot of good options here. Phil

1:36:23

Donahue, still Phil Donahue still

1:36:25

alive. Cash

1:36:28

has been on a bunch, but we can certainly do

1:36:30

that again. Tim Poole, that could have

1:36:32

done his show a bunch. Todd Williams keeps coming

1:36:34

up. That's an interesting one, because it's a different perspective.

1:36:37

Pretty outspoken on a lot of things. So, alright,

1:36:39

we got some good options. I

1:36:41

gotta go have Steven Smith. That's interesting

1:36:44

from ESPN. He's super image-drumping.

1:36:46

Even lately, he's like, Aaron Rodgers,

1:36:48

that could be fun. Tom

1:36:52

Selleck, I love Tom Selleck. Magnum was

1:36:54

one of the great characters of television history.

1:36:57

And he's a big gun guy, so I like that more.

1:36:59

Aaron Lewis, that, by the way, Aaron Lewis is a really

1:37:01

good one. And I was actually with him the other night

1:37:03

too. I forgot to post a picture of him. Him

1:37:07

and me, him and my dad, we were hanging out at Mar-a-Lago.

1:37:10

Aaron Lewis was in a suit. I was like, this

1:37:12

is not what I was used to. It was

1:37:14

really cool. But super good guy. We're

1:37:16

supposed to go hunting and fishing sometime soon. So,

1:37:19

I got to text Aaron, maybe make

1:37:21

that happen. Michael Rappaport, that's

1:37:24

sort of interesting. Pierre

1:37:27

Polyvie, that's the guy. Canada.

1:37:30

I imagine that in Canada, that'll be hard for him in

1:37:32

the sense that even though, like he had one of the

1:37:34

great interviews when he was taking down that reporter, he was

1:37:37

just eating the apple and just crushing

1:37:39

this moron. Reporter, Ashley

1:37:41

Biden. That'd be funny. That

1:37:46

was sort of interesting. But yeah, I have a feeling in

1:37:48

Canada then they'll say, oh, he's alt-right extremist and they got

1:37:50

elections coming up in the next year or two. But

1:37:54

I thought that was a masterclass in sort of

1:37:57

media takedown. So

1:37:59

that could be a malign. Melania is probably

1:38:01

not a show for Melania. I mean,

1:38:03

no problem with it. But I think,

1:38:05

you know, I'm

1:38:07

probably, you know, maybe a little much. Yeah,

1:38:10

Melania, everyone loves that idea. But

1:38:14

yeah, I think it could be fun, but probably

1:38:17

a little different than what she's used to dealing with. Bro,

1:38:21

please, Pierre, I have no problem trying. I just

1:38:23

have a feeling it probably won't. Mike Rowe, that's

1:38:26

a good one. Okay,

1:38:28

we've asked my grow. Yeah, I could see it.

1:38:30

You know, he's the problem with a lot of guys. And it's

1:38:32

funny, I'm not saying that this is what happened with my

1:38:35

grow Tim Allen. That's a good one. A lot

1:38:38

of the guys and there's a few that have sort

1:38:40

of become pretty outspoken. And

1:38:42

like, I don't want to even say names,

1:38:44

because I'll get him in trouble. But like, you know, they're

1:38:46

like, they're on NBC or CBS or one of the major

1:38:48

broadcasters. And you know, they're on

1:38:50

some of those shows. And even though they do pretty,

1:38:52

they've become fairly outspoken, they can only go so far

1:38:54

because it's like, the

1:38:56

TV contract is gone. So they probably not

1:38:58

doing this. John Daly, that would be

1:39:00

a lot of fun. Guy theory guys,

1:39:03

a buddy of mine, you know, honestly,

1:39:07

a lot of good names. I've never even

1:39:09

thought of the Hodg twins that can be fun. Well,

1:39:12

we got a lot. We got to start thinking about these and we

1:39:14

can have some fun with it. Alright,

1:39:17

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1:39:19

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1:39:23

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