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[00:03:00] I
[00:07:30] Going on this vulgar rant, mocking room at WarVet for losing his eye fighting for our freedom.
[00:07:37] Have you ever heard someone mention the Strysand effect and wondered what they were talking about?
[00:07:42] This phenomenon is named after actress Barbara Strysand.
[00:07:45] Sometimes when you try to cover something up, you end up bringing more attention to it than if you had just let things be.
[00:07:51] I don't think that was a sign for you.
[00:07:53] I do call him an assailant.
[00:07:54] The Assemblyman will not announce a soundpiper who said,
[00:07:58] America deserves 9-11, dude.
[00:08:00] There's something in this episode
[00:08:01] that's a response to Son Piper.
[00:08:03] Says America deserves 9-11.
[00:08:06] There you go.
[00:08:07] There you have it.
[00:08:08] My friends, we have toppled a political dynasty.
[00:08:12] Now to the Michigan Senate race,
[00:08:13] where Elsai Ed is campaigning in Michigan,
[00:08:16] appearing on stage at two Michigan campaign rallies.
[00:08:19] He's co-actively campaigning alongside Piper.
[00:08:21] The man who said,
[00:08:22] Hezbollah's flag is his favorite because it's dope.
[00:08:25] Why would you align yourself
[00:08:26] for raging anti-Semitism who has defended Hamas terrorists calling them the lesser of two is
[00:08:32] Israel's compared to the government evil's come out of strife lesser of two that's what i find a bridge
[00:08:37] too far when i went up to my different chat and said hey you walking through some more
[00:08:42] controversial statements of a son piker even chat TPC went out of its way to soften the
[00:08:48] edges of the son and give me context thanks but no thanks uh chat to TPC the son piker is
[00:08:55] campaign poison placing yourself on the wrong side of a 19 issue is only gonna
[00:09:00] make you look bad it's gonna be good for me it's gonna be good for the
[00:09:03] candidates that I work with turns out it was true Abdul al-sayed at 27%
[00:09:09] What's going on, everybody. I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening, afternoon, pre-noon,
[00:09:35] no matter where you are in the world of Masao Playground in this house and our broadcast
[00:09:38] coming to you live from a cloudy, mostly cloudy California, Los Angeles folks were live and
[00:09:42] alive. And I hope all the boys, girls and MBS are having a fantastic one is the first
[00:09:45] day that we have started without any sort of significant setbacks on technical problems.
[00:09:53] So yes, that's right. We are alive. We are alive. And I hope everyone is having
[00:09:57] a fantastic one because today's a beautiful day. Today's a wonderful day. Today is
[00:10:05] Wednesday, folks, that's right. It is Wednesday, September 16, 2026. The Fed is raising the interest
[00:10:12] rates. We already know we're alive. We're alive. And I hope everyone's having a fantastic one.
[00:10:24] Yeah, this is part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news hype train level
[00:10:28] 3 soggy bonfire thank you for the 10 community gifted subs your rage your
[00:10:35] racial profile skills are crazy accurate gg easy girly is in fact a mainlander in
[00:10:39] Canada yeah what kind of question is this why would you ever test me on this
[00:10:46] yes I could I clocked her I clocked her as a mainlander living in Canada from a
[00:10:53] a mile away and not an ABG or an ABC because of the overall
[00:11:00] vibes, the way she carries herself and most importantly, her
[00:11:04] makeup and outfits. Okay, the type of AI that she was using as
[00:11:09] well in like in the filters. Yes, every every time someone
[00:11:14] sees like, every time someone sees like an Asian
[00:11:18] a content creator, like an Asian influencer, the barbarian mind suspects that this person must be,
[00:11:30] you know, like a SoCal Asian, very different, very different. Y'all can't even tell the difference
[00:11:36] between a Chinese person and a Korean person and a Japanese person. Okay, don't even come to me.
[00:11:41] You are not experienced in this realm. Perhaps it's because I've grown up. Now I've lived in
[00:11:51] Los Angeles for a very long time. Perhaps that's the reason. Maybe it's because technically Turks
[00:11:56] are Asian from the Asian continent. I don't know. I don't know if it's my epigenetic memories,
[00:12:01] but I can tell.
[00:12:11] I don't understand this bit with the brand-round song is it because she's cute or what I think part of it is that part of
[00:12:17] It is because it's like super cringe, but in perfect like every every generation has like a blow-up
[00:12:24] cringe song right every generation has that like
[00:12:29] there was the
[00:12:31] Niko Lulls like okay boomer with the Bernie shirt that was one Bella porch was another one that was like
[00:12:38] doing the weird facial stuff. You just can't really always explain it.
[00:12:46] Yeah, Rebecca Black Friday. Like there's always something for every, for every
[00:12:52] generation and every micro generation. I'm already Tracer. That was another one.
[00:12:57] You know, that's just, it's normal. You can't explain it. You can't
[00:13:01] explain what is so alluring about the song. It's just like it hits. It
[00:13:07] just like is a perfect moment a perfect it's just you know it just happens to be perfect
[00:13:16] somehow I don't know what it is it just it works it works I don't know how I don't know
[00:13:20] why but it fucking works um tracer like overwatch yes gg fucking easy what is this
[00:13:37] Really?
[00:13:46] Okay, we're done we're done
[00:13:48] It's the bullseye right in the zeitgeist. Yeah, he's the zeitgeist right in the bullseye
[00:13:54] Anyway, this is the part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news about what's going on in the world of
[00:13:59] Isonhaas I'm a biker between the time period where presents option button presents are human button
[00:14:02] So help me God. That's what I'm gonna do
[00:14:03] I ended the broadcast last night
[00:14:05] But you know was being a shut-ass loser with my family hanging out with my brother my mom
[00:14:13] Christian is staying here as well
[00:14:19] Okay, and
[00:14:23] And we hung out a little bit and then I'm in a better mood
[00:14:26] I'm in a good mood because we don't have internet problems
[00:14:29] and that's like a big part of what puts me in a terrible mood regardless of all of the shit that
[00:14:35] I have to receive on the internet and I'll give you a great example of this. No technical difficulties
[00:14:40] means a happy Hassanabi. So, there is that. But yeah, I woke up early in the morning,
[00:14:47] went to work out, had a good productive weightlifting session. That was fun. That was good.
[00:14:53] also on top of that I had the Axios boys here in the building set up from like
[00:15:01] 7 a.m. Onward and we had a 45 to 50 minute conversation and let me tell you it
[00:15:05] was the motherfucking clip show okay it's gonna be out soon I believe I think it's
[00:15:10] like for I forget which season they're on now but we will be watching
[00:15:16] right wingers in the house it was a clip show all the way they had all the
[00:15:20] Classics, why do you love Charlie Kirk's assassination all of this? It was gotcha after gotcha, but your boy was going
[00:15:28] Okay
[00:15:31] And I had that happen for like the last hour before
[00:15:37] Your Cornell show sold out too fast. We have so many on the waitlist nice
[00:15:41] He's recorded on your end. No, I didn't I didn't I didn't record it on my end. It's fine
[00:15:45] It's it's I don't even care. I don't even care if they fucking, you know do a sinister edit
[00:15:54] I did see this earlier today China living in the future
[00:15:59] The Chinese company washed the dog on the street like this to promote his new drone developer cleaning solar panels
[00:16:05] I'll be honest with you
[00:16:15] All these mirrors don't fucking work. What's to worry about? I mean, it just
[00:16:23] it's never good if you're in front of a new audience and the entire 45 minute sequence is just
[00:16:29] like me constantly fucking explaining my positions. Like we, we literally started the conversation
[00:16:34] with like Israel Hamas, you know, calling Zionist Nazis. And we ended with like the
[00:16:41] the Chinese occupation of Tibet. And I was like, yeah, it's the abolishing surfdom is
[00:16:45] good. Uh, if they continued, uh, lack of autonomy, not so good, you know, and I mean, it's up
[00:16:50] to the Tibetan people. I'm an American. There was a lot of that. There was a lot of like,
[00:16:54] I'm an American, uh, you know, I want to talk about American related things, but it was
[00:16:59] very clearly, uh, designed in a way to be like, it was very, it was very clearly
[00:17:05] designed in a way to basically be like, well, you defend China, but China has done horrible
[00:17:12] things to the Uyghurs. Whereas, you know, you're very critical of Israel. You wouldn't
[00:17:16] go to Israel and say you're Israel maxing. And I was like, well, plenty of people do
[00:17:19] that. Plenty of people do that all the time. Um, yeah, it's not, it wasn't, there's
[00:17:26] there's differences in like giving a chance for you to respond to the claims versus
[00:17:30] the clip show, which it was, but I think it'll be good. Um, we'll talk, uh,
[00:17:34] There was there were plenty of good stuff in there. There were plenty of good moments in there. Hopefully it makes it out of the editing floor. But yeah, no, it was in the building. They were I welcome them into my home.
[00:17:49] In any case, other than that other than that in a good mood overall
[00:18:04] But, uh, yeah, they asked me about the Fab Top, no, Larry claiming given interview Janus
[00:18:20] about his lawsuit against you, the Sampai, your suit over alleged incitement against Jews
[00:18:26] in Christians. Oh my God. Oh my Lord. In any case, folks, let's blast off. Let's make
[00:18:44] it happen. Don't get it twisted. Fantasy football update will inform me that I destroyed
[00:18:52] his team. My auto selected team is the best team in our fantasy league. Yeah, I will inform
[00:19:06] me on his birthday that my team absolutely eviscerated his and had the highest, I think
[00:19:15] was 134 points. So it was the highest in the first week. And it's kind of funny because
[00:19:24] I don't even know how to show you guys my roster. I have no idea. I auto-selected. Everyone definitely
[00:19:34] hates you unless everyone drafts that way. No, some people were drafting. Some people
[00:19:41] auto-drafting. It is what it is. There are a lot of, there are varying degrees of experience in this
[00:19:48] fantasy football. Anyway, but yeah, let's, let's get it twisted. SCOTUS defends mail-in ballots,
[00:20:05] Canada EU alliance, price of war, gas prices up, AI madness continues. There's so much to cover,
[00:20:14] so much to discuss. Get in now. Josh Johnson did a bit on Saturday night. From Josh Johnson from
[00:20:21] Saturday night, no, Josh Johnson from The Daily Show did a bit on the meat, on Meatgate. We
[00:20:28] We watched him test out his bit on the daily show podcast.
[00:20:37] He did a whole meat gate video on his stand up as well.
[00:20:45] We will be covering that.
[00:20:47] They only raised interest rates by plus 25%.
[00:20:50] Yeah, well, it doesn't matter.
[00:20:52] That's still making sure that you will never be able to.
[00:20:57] I mean, that's a way to try and obviously tackle inflation,
[00:21:01] broadly speaking, but it's also a way
[00:21:05] in which you will never be able to purchase a home.
[00:21:07] Let's be fucking real.
[00:21:11] Who knows if it'll work?
[00:21:13] I personally don't know anymore.
[00:21:15] I don't know anything.
[00:21:16] I don't understand the economy.
[00:21:17] I think money is fake and gay.
[00:21:20] So that's my attitude on it.
[00:21:22] I am a socialist after all.
[00:21:24] The economy, Omega Law,
[00:21:25] Why would a socialist know anything about the economy?
[00:21:30] On that podcast,
[00:21:31] they seem like they realized how much the meat was meeting.
[00:21:37] Yeah, what inflation?
[00:21:38] Inflation is good.
[00:21:40] Inflation is good.
[00:21:42] Price is going up is very good.
[00:21:44] A little bit of struggle is good for the American people
[00:21:47] for far too long.
[00:21:49] They've lived in the lap of luxury these Americans folks.
[00:21:54] We're going to tackle inflation on inflation is not through demand, but through disrupted logistic change.
[00:22:01] Yeah, Trump is going to fucking lose his mind because the new guy, he pushed out the old guy
[00:22:06] with the hopes that the new guy wouldn't do this.
[00:22:09] And now the new guy is doing just that.
[00:22:13] Because, as I've said before, there's only.
[00:22:16] What the fuck, local news reveals the cops are advising a different location for your
[00:22:25] speech due to death threats against you, but UT is refusing?
[00:22:28] So Evan is likely to move off campus?
[00:22:33] the fuck? Dude, how is this? I didn't even know about this. But yes, there are a lot
[00:22:50] of active death threats against me, and especially against this event. Anyway, we'll get to that
[00:22:56] in a little bit. We'll get to that in a little bit. But before we do that, here's Josh also
[00:23:01] talk about my meat. I got to go pee real quick.
[00:23:04] They were talking about a Psypiker and they threw up that image of him.
[00:23:10] You got to remember these people think the Psypiker is like,
[00:23:14] is like the communist devil. He's the socialist saint.
[00:23:18] He's all these bad things, but the picture they picked.
[00:23:27] The picture they picked was the most naked they could get.
[00:23:31] Um, a side pliker, like the picture, the picture was crazy, it was just a pod pliker over here.
[00:23:45] The picture got abs and he got his, he got his legs off like he got the whole cut leg thing.
[00:23:52] That, he was built like a personal trainer, like he was built like somebody
[00:23:56] Who would do a lunch without their leg falling apart?
[00:24:00] Like, I saw a part of this type of dude there,
[00:24:03] and he's like, yeah, I can get you pretty buff.
[00:24:06] And you're like, oh, like you?
[00:24:07] And he's like, yeah, you're like, I believe him.
[00:24:09] You know?
[00:24:12] But yeah, he was over here.
[00:24:13] He had his stance and everything.
[00:24:15] And...
[00:24:20] I don't know.
[00:24:24] I'm sure they were talking about it
[00:24:25] while it was up on the screen over here.
[00:24:28] You know, this is what America's come to.
[00:24:32] All right, these socialists with their hard smooth chest.
[00:24:38] It's disgusting, you know what I mean?
[00:24:51] It's disgusting, like put some pants on.
[00:24:53] put some pants on. You know, why do you even have those communist thighs out?
[00:25:06] I think this is pretty crazy. Like, this is a real working stand-up set, which implies
[00:25:16] that we have reached collective conscious. We have reached a status here. The meat gate
[00:25:27] has reached a level of mass prominence. Dave mentioned it too. Which Dave?
[00:25:52] I'm lying, it's officially in the Zeitgeist.
[00:26:00] It's such a weird picture to choose.
[00:26:05] The Zod Piper's a streamer, in case you don't know,
[00:26:06] he's a streamer and he's clothed almost all the time.
[00:26:16] You really have to search for this one, I don't know.
[00:26:22] It was so unsettling.
[00:26:24] It was like, that's not what we want our country to look like.
[00:26:32] Okay?
[00:26:33] You know, you got all these liberals and Democrats out here with their chiseled chants.
[00:26:43] It was so deranged. Yeah, it was really, yeah, the whole thing was unsettling. And then they had Tim Scott come out and give a speech with Tim Scott, really.
[00:27:07] Notice you got like a thirst trap to meet posting post RNC. You're not capitalizing. I know I know I'll get back to it
[00:27:13] I'll get back to it. I'll post more meat on the timeline eventually. Okay. I'm working on it
[00:27:19] I'm working on it. I'm not as swole as I used to be folks. I've been traveling too much
[00:27:24] I've been running around the country up and down trying to get socialist elected and they haven't stopped punishing me for it
[00:27:30] As a matter of fact, it's gonna continue the the brutalization and the beatings will continue until
[00:27:37] The wave of the socialist summer wave is is cast aside. What did you think of a stand?
[00:27:44] How was men if he asked the last end is really funny? It's like very retirement home
[00:27:50] But man if he asked it was awesome
[00:27:53] Put trend needles in your ass then speed it up true true true. That's what I need to do
[00:27:57] That's what I that's what I need to do. I need to do drugs
[00:28:02] You wouldn't send a booty pig with your paintings on and one without them on on three different picture
[00:28:06] You're booty in any position a normal pick of your pussy from the front and one where it's spread a bit open a picture
[00:28:11] You finger is up in a picture of you kissing face with your boobs in it. What the fuck are you saying chatter? Oh
[00:28:19] What the fuck am I reading okay, I'm done. I'm done reading. I
[00:28:24] Wish I did not have eyes to read a
[00:28:27] Brain to process the things that I'm reading
[00:28:31] Josh Johnson is also jacked
[00:28:34] It's from page five
[00:28:37] Yeah, he's pretty swole himself look at this
[00:28:48] Okay, okay Josh, it's how it is this how it is this how it works
[00:29:06] I still don't believe you actually like Belgium. I did. The chocolate was great. The people were amazing, right?
[00:29:14] The people were amazing.
[00:29:17] So I, uh,
[00:29:19] Yeah, I really I love Belgium. Look man,
[00:29:24] look, all I'm gonna say is this,
[00:29:27] we got people everywhere, okay? We got people everywhere.
[00:29:32] And wherever there are like-minded individuals who see right from wrong, who want to do something about it, who want to change society for the better, who are engaging in that emancipatory act, engaging in the act of solidarity, I'm going to love being there.
[00:29:50] Okay, Belgium? I had a great time there.
[00:29:57] Yes, I take back what I said. I said Belgium is a fake country. It's not it's a real country with real people in it
[00:30:03] Okay, and they got a real just an honest emancipatory struggle and
[00:30:11] Yeah, it's awesome
[00:30:17] It's great joining the pet a bet the workers party of Belgium
[00:30:21] They're great. They're fantastic. There are many lessons we can learn from how they organize.
[00:30:27] Well, Aston is pretty boring. I was pretty shocked when you came to Aston. I was hoping to see you,
[00:30:38] but didn't get any tickets. Hope to see you back. Yeah. I apologize for Dr. Internet though.
[00:30:43] I mean, don't worry. I came back to America and also ate it here with my Dr. Internet here.
[00:30:49] So
[00:30:52] Yeah, but let's blast off let's blast it. Hassan Abbey is live. Let's go to defense mail in balance. Can you Elias all that more?
[00:31:01] Belgium kicked out kicked our ass the World Cup my man look cocky with the goal and the mocking of Trump
[00:31:13] How do you stay as lean as you are while sitting and streaming for so long be to try to lose our
[00:31:16] been in a caloric deficit for two years while slamming creatinine HMB protein
[00:31:19] of fiber and lifting heavyweight the entire time yet men leanness is stagnated
[00:31:23] and at far jiggler than you are ah easy cardio I play basketball multiple times a
[00:31:30] week I'm getting Instagram ads about your upcoming event in Austin and they're
[00:31:37] not positive ads what the fuck are the why are they doing an ad about an
[00:31:41] event that at this rate is probably gonna get fucking canceled it's like it's it's
[00:31:52] um but anyway yeah it's uh what are people like taking out death threat ads is
[00:31:57] that what we're doing now is this a new meta where mofuggers are so bold mofuggers
[00:32:04] are so bold nowadays but they're just like yeah we're gonna kill this guy at
[00:32:08] this event. Here I'll give Facebook like, you know, $50 to run this ad as a promo.
[00:32:21] The GOP student group is organizing a counter protest. I think I saw in the article, oh, that's
[00:32:26] awesome. I was excited to attend, but they limited to UT students and staff, yes.
[00:32:38] Okay, stop. Anyway, we got a lot to cover. Let's start here. UT Austin. As you guys know, lots of death threats. I've been on the receiving end of lots of death threats. My entire career as a political commentator, it's obviously gotten a lot worse as of late. Let's be real.
[00:32:58] the end of lots of death threats. My entire career as a political commentator, it's obviously gotten
[00:33:02] a lot worse as of late. Let's be real. And you know, this is, this is it. This is what's going on.
[00:33:11] UT students say that the Assamplike event is being pushed off of campus. What is actually
[00:33:16] happening? This is from the Austin American statesman. I'm learning about this just now,
[00:33:20] myself. Student leaders from the University of Texas, University of Denver,
[00:33:24] The Democrats Chapter this week accused their school of forcing an event with liberal political
[00:33:27] comments.
[00:33:28] Liberal.
[00:33:29] Say Socialist.
[00:33:30] Political commentator, Sampai Gough Camp, as UT has not canceled the event, nor ordered
[00:33:33] its relocation, but the event's future remains uncertain as more than 2,400 people have
[00:33:37] said they want to attend and conservatives and a Democratic congressman have pressured
[00:33:40] UT to shut down the talk.
[00:33:43] After initially giving the event university approval in early September, UT officials
[00:33:46] have not helped the student organization find a suitable venue on campus to accommodate
[00:33:49] large number of RSVPs or safety concerns, a university Democrat leader, a university
[00:33:55] Democrat's leader said. University Democrats invited Piker, self-scribed socialist and Twitch
[00:33:59] streamer to give a talk on campus September 30th by the future of the Democratic Party.
[00:34:02] Piker's attracted millions of social media followers since 2018 for a provocative,
[00:34:06] or his provocative criticism of Democratic and Republican policies while making controversial
[00:34:09] statements about 9-11 Israel and Jewish people. At one point, Piker said he would
[00:34:12] vote for a mass of Israel every time according to the Wall Street Journal.
[00:34:15] He's become a growing target for conservatives last week.
[00:34:17] week. US Senate tech crews and other Republicans called on Democrats to disavow Piker during
[00:34:21] their remarks at the 2026 Republican National Convention in Dallas. After UT University Democrats
[00:34:26] advertised their end of September event with Piker, thousands responded by saying they
[00:34:31] wanted to attend. But the growing interest also raised concerns, questions over whether
[00:34:35] the planned avenue of the William C. Powers Auditorium could safely accommodate guests.
[00:34:39] The University of Texas Police Department officials said on September 3rd advised
[00:34:44] the host organization to seek out an alternative space due to security concerns and to accommodate
[00:34:48] the growing crowd. Since then, UT has been unwilling to help students find a more suitable venue on
[00:34:52] campus. Junior Edith Raja, president of the University of Democrats said, according to emails
[00:34:57] between university officials and the campus organization, three other venues at the university
[00:35:01] were not available, even though some were publicly listed as available online. Raja said,
[00:35:05] Raja said, he's concerned with the university, he's concerned the university will force the
[00:35:09] event off campus to satisfy a vocal minority who opposes Piker, contributing to what he
[00:35:12] uses a pattern of UT sidelining liberal speech. It feels like they're kind of pushing us out
[00:35:17] without officially cancelling, Rahat said. Safety is our first priority, so if we need to move off
[00:35:22] campus, we'll move off campus. But having it on campus would mean something, especially at a
[00:35:25] university that has taken a more rightward stance. The University of Texas did not respond to a
[00:35:30] request for comment. It's not just conservatives who said Piker crossed the line of acceptable
[00:35:34] speech. U.S. Representative Henry Cuellar, South Texas Democrat called Piker's upcoming
[00:35:38] and appears deeply concerning.
[00:35:40] The congressman said UT should be a place for debate,
[00:35:42] learning, and respect, not any semblance of a rhetoric
[00:35:44] that excuses terrorism.
[00:35:46] Free speech law is difficult in the controversial views,
[00:35:48] but it does not require anyone to stay silent.
[00:35:49] Someone has a history of hateful commas
[00:35:51] about Jewish Americans 9-11 and Hamas terrorism.
[00:35:52] Quear wrote on X, two students at UT
[00:35:56] should not be made to feel targeted or unsafe
[00:35:59] on their own campus.
[00:36:00] Parker Prashback on the criticism describing Quear's
[00:36:02] call to dismiss the event of violation of his first
[00:36:05] amendment rights.
[00:36:05] The public university, Parker said,
[00:36:06] free speech must be protected.
[00:36:08] Dems should push back against this attack.
[00:36:11] University Democrats, a long standing student organization at the 40 acres,
[00:36:14] regularly host speakers on campus each semester.
[00:36:16] Ross said his organization invited Piker on campus because the commentator's
[00:36:18] ability excite young Democrats.
[00:36:20] He expected to talk about the Democratic party still toward the left immigration,
[00:36:23] the war in Gaza.
[00:36:24] In August, the organization submitted a request for guest speaker approval to
[00:36:28] UT's Dean of Students Office, which became the new office of student
[00:36:31] experience at the start of the fall semester.
[00:36:33] After weeks of following up,
[00:36:34] university democrats obtained approval for the event on august 31st after
[00:36:37] questioning why they had not received approval but turning point usa a
[00:36:41] conservative student group had an event approved with ben Shapiro on october
[00:36:44] 7th after university democrats publicized piker's talk on september
[00:36:48] 2nd the event drew immediate concern including from texas hillel a
[00:36:51] jewish organization at ut in a statement hillel said although they
[00:36:55] support free speech mr parker's views however go against our values americans
[00:36:58] adjus ironically enough they call me an anti-semite ben Shapiro is jewish
[00:37:03] And he has said unbelievably anti-Semitic things. He has hired actual anti-Semites,
[00:37:08] Holocaust deniers as a matter of fact. He has organized with actual anti-Semites.
[00:37:15] So between me and Ben Shapiro, Ben Shapiro being a Jewish man, I have actually
[00:37:21] bought back against anti-Semitism while Ben Shapiro actively foments it.
[00:37:26] That is what's hilarious about the predicament here. Ben Shapiro regularly denies
[00:37:33] the Jewish background of anti-Zionist Jews. It calls them ham sandwiches.
[00:37:37] He aggressively attacks them, says that they're not Jewish.
[00:37:41] That's anti-Semitic.
[00:37:44] Questioning the Jewish background, questioning the Judaism of American Jews
[00:37:51] off of their perceived loyalty to the nation-state of Israel is unbelievably anti-Semitic.
[00:37:57] It engages in the false conflation between Zionism and Judaism,
[00:38:00] which, of course, makes Jews less safe. And also, we run into the problem of Ben ordaining people
[00:38:07] as Jewish or not Jewish. You simply are. It doesn't work that way. You don't get to determine who's
[00:38:14] Jewish and who is not Jewish, especially not off of how they feel about a foreign country.
[00:38:25] In a September 3rd statement, Halal said it was an ongoing conflict with the University
[00:38:29] about the event and their concerns. Hello, Executive Director Stephanie Max said Tuesday
[00:38:33] that we value robust debate and we reject hateful anti-American and anti-Semitic rhetoric from
[00:38:37] this speaker.
[00:38:47] After the event post drew death threats against Piker, UT Police Special Events Coordinated
[00:38:51] to Raha on September 3rd that these comments and the recent media attention on our recommended
[00:38:55] more secure location. Then the 400 seat powers auditorium UT did not explicitly say the organization
[00:39:00] could not host the event there. The police department's events coordinator said in an email that
[00:39:03] he would recommend a larger and more secure space. Raja's worked in the 12 days since
[00:39:08] to find a new location but has received denials from Gregory Jim because the university requires
[00:39:11] the whole day to set up. The dean of students also said the hog memorial auditorium was unavailable
[00:39:17] but did not say why. Bass concert hall had another event scheduled. Raja said I think
[00:39:21] that we'll just have to move it off campus because I'd rather have an off campus
[00:39:23] event where 2,000 students go and attend an on-campus event that's unsafe.
[00:39:28] Other last-minute changes to events on UT campus have raised questions over the state
[00:39:32] of free speech at UT.
[00:39:33] The university pushed the inaugural KUT festival off campus, over security concerns soon after
[00:39:37] the radio station's general manager called those concerns unfounded.
[00:39:40] The university fired her without a stated cause.
[00:39:43] Multiple students have sued the university preemptively for cancelling the 2024
[00:39:47] pro-poussioning protest and arresting participants.
[00:39:49] Former UT president Jay Hartsell stood.
[00:39:53] by ut's response saying it was necessary to ensure the safety of all students
[00:39:56] coalition of republican students uh... groups of challenge piker in the
[00:39:59] university democrats will public debate
[00:40:01] the groups also invited their members to protest a bit of many pikers ideas in
[00:40:04] statements are deeply immoral however as on as the right to present as ideas the
[00:40:06] public of the young republican member benjamin williams said
[00:40:09] we don't defeat these ideas by shutting them down we defeat them by
[00:40:11] providing a viable alternative
[00:40:16] i was kicked out of the hillel chapter my university for just following you
[00:40:19] on instagram wait what
[00:40:22] The LL has nothing to do with supporting Jewish students.
[00:40:24] His whole purpose is to launder a reputation of Israel.
[00:40:25] That is crazy.
[00:40:28] They're follow policing?
[00:40:34] Oh my Lord, it's just like,
[00:40:37] this is at the intersection of so many issues
[00:40:40] that I have with modern American society.
[00:40:44] This is like a byproduct of manufactured hysteria,
[00:40:49] a byproduct of the illiteracy crisis
[00:40:51] we're experiencing and a byproduct of the fact that many people are hardening their positions
[00:40:56] and refusing to listen to reason. You do not want to have a nuanced conversation, a productive
[00:41:02] discussion over issues. They just want fucking constant blood sport, which is unproductive.
[00:41:09] Okay. Constant blood sport clip show, defeat your enemies, make sure that my side thrives.
[00:41:16] right? It's also strange because once again it is designed around an abject lie. The idea that
[00:41:28] I'm anti-Semitic is an abject lie. I am not an anti-Semite. I fight back against anti-Semitism
[00:41:34] and will continue to do so. It's also an act of desperation I think as the walls are closing in
[00:41:42] on those who are recognizing how a pro-Israel position is untenable and
[00:41:48] even Western society in America, right? So it feels at times like the the last gas
[00:41:58] of a movement that can no longer enjoy unlimited and unconditional support.
[00:42:12] I find it gross.
[00:42:24] I find it dangerous.
[00:42:29] I will let the death threads wash over me.
[00:42:33] Right?
[00:42:34] It sucks.
[00:42:35] But it's a byproduct of doing
[00:42:38] political speech in a country
[00:42:41] It is as comfortable with violence as is the United States of America
[00:42:49] It's also so weird that hello, which is reform is so pro-Israel when Israel doesn't consider reform rabbis legitimate for marriage. Yeah, I
[00:42:58] Know because Zionism is the the
[00:43:02] substitute for the the expression of religious community in the Western world as a civic nationalist
[00:43:09] religion. It has turned into a, not a Pacific Nationalist, but it's turned into
[00:43:14] it like this nationalist religion as opposed to, you know, it's a way for
[00:43:19] everyone to hold on to a sense of community, a sense of purpose, and
[00:43:22] unite around a common cause. Hilel is non-denominational as far as I
[00:43:30] understand, but which means that there are obviously a lot of, you know, reform
[00:43:33] rabbis as well involved in Hilel.
[00:43:39] What I find particularly strange is how much lies can compound on one another.
[00:43:51] First, you start with the lie.
[00:43:53] I say Zionism and Judaism are not tied to one another and this false conflation is dangerous
[00:43:59] for Jews.
[00:44:00] They take that as an incitement of hatred.
[00:44:03] They run that.
[00:44:04] They run the gamut.
[00:44:06] Every single news outlet goes, this is unacceptable.
[00:44:09] This is heinous, this is anti-Semitic.
[00:44:11] We have to get rid of this guy.
[00:44:12] We have to deal with this guy.
[00:44:13] They go and look for comments.
[00:44:16] APEC politicians on the Democratic Party side come out in unison and excitedly disavow the
[00:44:23] comments that I didn't even make, okay?
[00:44:30] Then it turns into an international incident.
[00:44:35] I go somewhere else in Belgium.
[00:44:37] The defense minister.
[00:44:38] far, right? Defense minister goes along with this made up narrative. Tries to stop me from
[00:44:44] entering the country. It fails. It makes the event that I'm attending, Menafiesa, more popular
[00:44:49] than ever before. But the controversy itself is still boiling up. Abdelal Sayed is routinely
[00:44:57] asked and routinely questioned about his allegiance to me, even though we are not hanging out
[00:45:02] with one another, I'm not in Michigan, right? Over and over again is a way to advance these
[00:45:09] attacks against them. Then you have a psychotic right-wing former lawyer that has lost their
[00:45:22] license to practice the law, no longer a barred lawyer in the state of Florida. Excuse me
[00:45:28] over the ridiculous mania. And this is how you solidify. This is how you solidify and
[00:45:36] ensure that this is the only narrative that remains. People don't know what the actual
[00:45:41] statements were. People don't care. Many people don't have time to look in to the
[00:45:46] context.
[00:45:47] Right?
[00:45:58] It's crazy.
[00:46:08] We also don't have a robust line of defense when this was happening to truly odious figures
[00:46:16] like actual neo-nazis, white nationalists, when this was happening to them, the Republican
[00:46:23] Party unironically defended these people. The Republican Party and prominent Republicans
[00:46:31] were like, look, I don't agree with this guy, but free speech is free speech.
[00:46:47] And I guess it's still continuing.
[00:46:49] Abdullah said, says people do not care about his connections with the
[00:46:51] Sampak.
[00:46:52] I've been all over Michigan.
[00:46:52] You know what?
[00:46:53] Nobody asked me that question.
[00:46:54] Y'all like to ask me, but you shift more to the middle.
[00:46:57] like this is not just about me. This is a disciplining operation for Abdullal said. They want him,
[00:47:05] they want him to lose or if he's going to win, he has to win by moderating, right? This is the
[00:47:12] liberal mentality.
[00:47:20] One of the biggest problems with this myth and disinformation is how hard it is to disprove
[00:47:23] it. You have to take time. You have to show receipts and you have to write and say more
[00:47:26] than just a simple false statement. Yeah, I know. A lie travels all around the world
[00:47:33] before the truth. What ties his shoelaces to get up, something like that.
[00:47:41] You had a meeting with the DSCC today. Do you think that was the reason behind what he said?
[00:47:45] Condom Hassan received money? I don't know. I can't speak on that. I have no idea.
[00:47:52] Yeah, before the truth can get his boots on.
[00:47:59] Eli spreads all around the world before the truth can put his boots on.
[00:48:05] It's much easier to lie about someone.
[00:48:08] It's much more difficult to correct the record and say the truth, especially.
[00:48:13] You weren't mentioned once as an issue or a concern in a recent poll.
[00:48:16] A son of Piker's name is nowhere on this list when it comes to the issues that Michigan
[00:48:19] voters care about.
[00:48:20] Fox News, they can't keep Piker's name out of their mouth. I have the receipts and also why next.
[00:48:26] This is Dr. L. Syed. He's running for the Senate in Michigan against Republican Mike Rogers. Now,
[00:48:32] you see him standing alone right here. That's because Mike Rogers didn't show up for the debate
[00:48:35] last night. I'm sure he has his reasons. It was on Fox 2 Detroit. So I went over to Fox News
[00:48:39] to see how they were going to spend this, the Republican no-show. Remember? Top line.
[00:48:44] El Sayed grilled on Hassan Piker. So it got me thinking, how many times has Fox News mentioned
[00:48:50] Hassan Piker? Let's say the month of August. So them analyzed internet archive television
[00:48:56] transcripts and found the word Hassan was said three hundred and six times on Fox News in August,
[00:49:01] almost always referring to Hassan Piker in June just 56 times. So what do you think changed
[00:49:07] from June to August? This man won the primary. And there is some baggage here. Abdul El Sayed
[00:49:12] I did campaign with Hassan Piker, I think once maybe during the primary since then he's
[00:49:16] called some of the statements dumb and has created some distance between himself and
[00:49:20] Piker.
[00:49:21] So local four in Detroit, they asked Michigan voters what's the one issue you care about
[00:49:26] up here jobs in the economy, inflation costs of living.
[00:49:29] Do you see Hassan Piker Hassan Piker's name is yeah, I wonder why.
[00:49:35] Well I guess this is a fake poll or maybe the advertisement campaign.
[00:49:40] the negative ads are not working. Perhaps that's the problem. Uh,
[00:49:45] perhaps the solution to that is 700,000 more, um,
[00:49:51] Hassan Piker ads and, and condemnations demands for condemnation and coverage
[00:49:56] from mainstream outlets ranging from CNN, all the way to Fox news, you know?
[00:50:01] Have you taught, if you gave your, since Fox started talking about it,
[00:50:03] yes, a lot, like a fuck ton on YouTube, especially it has been explosive.
[00:50:08] The problem is, I still don't like that people are just lying about me and spending millions, tens of millions of dollars, to lie about me.
[00:50:16] I don't like receiving death threats every single fucking day.
[00:50:19] I don't like when people are posting the blueprints of the event space that I'm supposed to be going to at University of Texas.
[00:50:27] And showing exit and entry areas for ease of access with a weapon.
[00:50:33] Okay, these are all things that are happening on the background. It sucks. I don't like it.
[00:50:38] I wish that that wasn't happening. Um, I want to find this poll though.
[00:50:53] What is the poll? What is it? Where is it from?
[00:50:59] Michigan Detroit exclusive local for
[00:51:02] local for the short local for Michigan poll. 2026. Do they even have me mentioned in this
[00:51:23] poll now. Here's what, how, here's what issues are most important to Michigan voters in November
[00:51:34] election according to a poll. WDIV, Detroit News Poll shows what issues Michigan voters
[00:51:38] are most important to them. Fighting Trump and Republicans getting a Democrat in, 6.2%,
[00:51:45] fighting Whitmer and Democrat, fighting Whitmer and the Democrats getting a Republican in,
[00:51:49] percent jobs in the economy 14.3% inflation caused a living 11.4% it doesn't seem like
[00:52:00] it does not seem to me like a Sompiker is a part of this at all which doesn't make any sense why is
[00:52:07] Is this not in the poll?
[00:52:16] Strange stuff.
[00:52:30] Very strange stuff.
[00:52:32] I don't understand it.
[00:52:34] Why don't these guys know what's best for them?
[00:52:37] should know to talk about Hassan piker. Clearly, that's what they should be doing. More Hassan
[00:52:49] condemnations are a must or a necessity. Why are you wearing a suit? Because your mom likes it.
[00:52:54] you know
[00:52:56] you know
[00:52:58] or maybe the media and our politics.
[00:53:24] maybe the media and our politicians are out of step with the voters actually care about.
[00:53:44] It's true. My mom likes her suits. Yeah. Most of your,
[00:53:48] most of your parents probably enjoy the suits. That's why I wear them. I wear them because it's
[00:53:54] It makes me look, you were talking about them so much they spent a hundred million on ads
[00:53:58] to make the world talk about you instead.
[00:54:05] Even Maggie Haberman on the New York Times, when they were looking at today's New York
[00:54:10] Times Daily, when they were looking at the poll results, the Sierra New York Times poll
[00:54:14] results, had to account for the unbelievable wave of Islamophobic attacks that Abdullah
[00:54:20] say it is receiving, that Zawm-Mum-Dani is receiving, like that is what's going on right now. It's very
[00:54:28] clear what's happening. It's not exactly a secret. Everyone understands what's happening.
[00:54:36] Everyone knows what's up. The Republicans know what's up. They're doing it on purpose. They're
[00:54:40] doing it because they think this is the only electorally-reliable narrative
[00:54:47] that they can push for.
[00:54:51] Yeah.
[00:54:55] Large scale
[00:54:59] smear campaign coordinated and malicious in its intent.
[00:55:03] Yes. But
[00:55:07] we will get over
[00:55:11] it.
[00:55:15] will get over it. Time heals all wounds. I think right now there is a limited amount of time
[00:55:29] in a very hostile media environment that Abdul is operating in. But the best solution to all of
[00:55:37] this is to basically win these elections and to demand these changes both from the outside and
[00:55:43] from within. Okay. It's that simple. But yes, Abdul will say it this morning. I believe
[00:55:57] he traveled to DC to talk to the Democratic Party, the DSCC, to consolidate support. And
[00:56:08] he was once again asked by C-SPAN, same exact questions, or not C-SPAN. I think that sounds
[00:56:12] like Ed O'Keefe. Or maybe is it right? It might be Manu actually.
[00:56:42] the bio politicians those are issues everybody cares about that's what I'm
[00:56:45] talking about and the people care about care about what if a son piker was
[00:56:51] campaigning they really don't care about they really don't like I've been all
[00:56:54] over Michigan you know nobody asked me that question y'all like to ask me you
[00:56:58] people like to care but you know I'm in DC today and I understand that that's
[00:57:01] exciting conversation indeed what do you mean you people Abdul do you mean
[00:57:05] media people? How dare you Abdul? We need more Hassan condemnations. You see but I
[00:57:18] would encourage you to come to places like Michigan and have conversations with
[00:57:22] people I promise you they don't think. You mean people of media? Palm? People of
[00:57:29] means? People of media? You mean POCs? People of capital? These people care?
[00:57:34] There's a streamer in California is raising the price of their gas for their groceries.
[00:57:38] You know who's doing that?
[00:57:39] The guy right down there who lives in the White House, he's doing it.
[00:57:42] So people really, really care about why Donald Trump seems to be interested in fighting a
[00:57:46] trade war.
[00:57:47] We have no business fighting or fighting a hot war.
[00:57:48] We have no business fighting.
[00:57:49] That's what people are talking about.
[00:57:50] Well, then on that.
[00:57:51] So I'm going to have these roses a lot less fun to watch this through under the
[00:57:58] bus.
[00:57:59] You stay done with this guy.
[00:58:00] Dude, please stop.
[00:58:01] stop being parasocial. Okay? The issue that I took with that statement was that it hurts
[00:58:09] if people pick on it over and over again and continue this trajectory. Okay? It's an opportunity for
[00:58:19] cynical actors to turn around and be like, well, you recognize that he's like, you know,
[00:58:23] said heinous things about Jews. Like, why would you, aren't you going to apologize
[00:58:26] for campaigning with someone who said that? Because it's like, it's wrong, right? It's
[00:58:29] It's not correct.
[00:58:31] I don't want politicians, I don't want our advocates,
[00:58:36] our elected representatives to say lies.
[00:58:39] That's it, it's that simple, right?
[00:58:41] It's okay.
[00:58:43] It's okay to message to a different audience.
[00:58:48] It's okay when you're in a hostile media environment.
[00:58:51] Abdel El Sayed does a pretty good job
[00:58:52] in these contentious moments, okay?
[00:58:55] Um, it's just, uh, that was, that was wrong.
[00:59:01] And then he'd still turned around and defended, uh, you know, collaborating with me, defended,
[00:59:06] uh, you know, reaching out to this audience.
[00:59:10] So ultimately, ultimately it puts him in an incisive position, but it doesn't matter
[00:59:15] because most people are still hyper-focusing on not the fact that he said he disavowed
[00:59:19] my comments, but instead, his continued refusal to outright condemn me or disavow me, because
[00:59:27] it's dumb. It's dumb as fuck. Simply put, this is not just, this is not about me. This
[00:59:32] is a statement that I have been complaining. This is a statement that I have been repeating
[00:59:38] over and over again to Democrats broadly far before I ever became a mainstay in political
[00:59:45] discourse, right? I have always told Democrats over and over again, do not abide by your opposition's
[00:59:55] cynical framing. There's no reason to entertain the conversation. You do not have to regularly issue
[01:00:01] disavowals and condemnations of who Republicans want to associate you with. This even includes
[01:00:07] people you don't agree with. There's no reason. There's no reason for you to do this, okay?
[01:00:12] Okay? It's cynical and it's self-destructive. At most, you look weak. At most, you look weak.
[01:00:25] And no matter what happens, it validates their lies. Do not validate their lies. It's that
[01:00:30] simple, right? It's that simple. Republicans never look to us to figure out how they're
[01:00:39] going to campaign. You know what they look at? They look at their base. Both parties have
[01:00:44] deep disdain for their voters, both the Democrats and the Republicans alike. Having said that,
[01:00:51] the Republicans are terrified of their voters. So they have to lean in to the base desires
[01:00:56] of the voters on the Republican side, no matter how violent, no matter how vicious
[01:01:01] it is. And yet Democrats, on the other hand, have deep disdain for their voters
[01:01:05] and they despise their voters and they don't want to listen to their voters. That's
[01:01:08] the problem. And it's ironic because our side, the progressive base, the most active base
[01:01:15] of support for the Democratic Party, is not looking for racialized animus. It's looking
[01:01:21] for the exact opposite. It's looking for an antidote to the divisive nature of Republicanism,
[01:01:26] the divisive nature of Trumpism. And yet, even if the Democrats could potentially salvage
[01:01:35] a victory and then build a resilient movement against Trumpism, against the forces of fascism
[01:01:44] in this country.
[01:01:48] Democrats refuse to do it. Democrats refuse to entertain, charting a different path that
[01:01:56] voters are demonstrating an appetite for. They want it. That's why they're voting
[01:02:01] for these socialist candidates, right? That's why they're voting for these socialist candidates.
[01:02:05] That's why they're voting for these anti-zionist candidates. They want to see this political
[01:02:10] change. They want to be represented.
[01:02:23] Topic of Sompiker, 1.3 million views. 300,000 likes. Yeah, no. The normal folks on
[01:02:30] take talk on Facebook. They're, they're sick. I like that. They're calling him mean Dami.
[01:02:35] By the way, they're calling him mum Donnie, but mean Wario mum Donnie is fed the fuck up.
[01:02:39] This is what common sense looks like. He's a Scorpio. I make 82 K a year and can't remove
[01:02:43] rotting tooth out my insurance with my insurance. No, could I afford the insurance? Yeah, my
[01:02:48] husband and I combined make 140 grand a year. We have a mortgage student loans and other
[01:02:51] debts. We're trying to pay out, but it's just a constant struggle, especially
[01:02:53] when we have three kids. Groceries are expensive.
[01:02:59] We need him in Cali. He's so real though. Why does everyone give a fuck about a twitch streamer and then it's always yes
[01:03:04] See immediately they'll be like because he's a communist or celebrate 9-11 wants it to happen again like that's insane brother
[01:03:09] What is this an absolute awe of Bill Belichick's body he looks like an ancient fertility goddess
[01:03:31] Oh, my God, he really does.
[01:03:34] Wait, is this Photoshopped?
[01:03:37] Why?
[01:03:38] Why are his titties so pronounced?
[01:03:45] There's only one person who is a content creator and an influencer who has, uh, you
[01:03:52] know, deep access to, uh, the halls of power that has, uh, said that they want
[01:03:58] another 9 11.
[01:03:58] Her name is Laura Loomer.
[01:04:00] Okay.
[01:04:01] That's it.
[01:04:03] There's only one person in American politics as a commentator that has demanded another
[01:04:10] 9-11 happen.
[01:04:11] Her name is Laura Lomer.
[01:04:14] She is an advisor to Donald Trump, was on Air Force One or Trump Force One.
[01:04:24] Yeah. Here, someone might clip you out of college again. No, oh no, what will I do? What will
[01:04:44] life fucking do.
[01:04:51] Independent Nebraska Senate candidate Dan Osborne responds to leaked audio of him describing
[01:04:55] Trump voters.
[01:04:56] Dana Bash was asking Dan Osborne about his take on this.
[01:04:59] Let's take a look.
[01:05:00] Let's start with news out today in your state, and that is the Omaha World Herald
[01:05:05] reported on a leaked recording from a private event where you reportedly said this about
[01:05:11] some of President Trump's voters in Nebraska. Let's listen.
[01:05:16] Billy Bob in red cloud Nebraska, who lives next door to the Trump store as you pull into town
[01:05:24] is waving the Trump flag. He's just he just all he knows is he's like on the winning team. It's
[01:05:31] really that simple. It is and Trump and that is why he's been so effective. He's been so
[01:05:39] effective at taking Billy Bob and his wife Mary Jane or Mary Joe telling them look we're winning
[01:05:47] you're on the winning team and that's all they care about because their lives probably suck so f***
[01:05:53] oh my god oh my god he f***ing cooked oh my god deep honesty
[01:06:05] what the hell
[01:06:06] No, this is terrifying, alert the presses, we have an independent politician out of Nebraska
[01:06:14] who's saying the fucking truth.
[01:06:18] It's not like he's even disparaging them, he's saying their lives fucking suck, it's
[01:06:23] true.
[01:06:25] That's why he's running for office to fix the fucking problem.
[01:06:31] Yeah, it is kind of funny seeing this kind of commentary reach even the likes of Dan Osborne.
[01:06:42] You know what I mean?
[01:06:43] Like there's only one direction these guys move in, mainstream media, even CNN, which
[01:06:48] is supposed to be ostensibly liberal, nominally liberal, right?
[01:06:52] There's only one direction these comments get hit on, okay?
[01:06:57] And that is leftward, okay?
[01:07:01] That's it!
[01:07:02] You don't get to describe the dire material circumstances of the average Nebraskan, okay,
[01:07:11] without the entirety of liberal media coming down on you and yelling about it.
[01:07:19] Of course, shit sucks.
[01:07:21] Yes!
[01:07:23] The average Nebraskan living next to the Trump store lives a dog shit life the whole
[01:07:28] point of why people are running for office now, people like Dan Osborne, is to fix that
[01:07:34] problem.
[01:07:35] And, yes, he has identified exactly why people vote for Trump, because Trump has offered
[01:07:41] a false sense of victory, victory over marginalized identities, victory over undocumented migrants,
[01:07:49] as though this is a victory at all, as though this is an acceptable substitute for economic
[01:07:57] Liberation is an acceptable substitute for no longer living with lifelong crippling medical
[01:08:05] debt, for example. What is real victory? What is true liberation? The feeling, a false sense
[01:08:13] of superiority that you have over those who have less than you, over those who are more
[01:08:19] marginalized than you or being liberated from the toils of having to deal with medical debt,
[01:08:30] being able to leave your job and go somewhere else without the fear of medical debt being,
[01:08:37] without the fear of medical debt following you along. What is real liberation?
[01:08:44] did. Nebraska has no permanent Trump stores. Get your fact straight. Okay. Okay. The economy
[01:08:59] is in tatters. The American trajectory is downward. Our allies prefer China to us for the first
[01:09:08] time ever. America has lost its edge, its military edge. America's lost its military superiority.
[01:09:22] We have nothing. The only thing we used to waste money on was the war machine.
[01:09:30] And it turns out capitalism has eroded the success of said war machine too.
[01:09:38] I say let's restrain ourselves a little bit. Let's focus on ourselves. Let's fix our backyard for once
[01:09:49] Rather than fighting Israel's war is in Iran
[01:09:54] We're gonna be talking about that in a little bit we're gonna be talking about the cost of
[01:10:00] the the military campaign
[01:10:03] It is led to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz
[01:10:05] that has led to significant gains for onslaught law in Yemen, including a blockade of Saudi
[01:10:11] oil tankers in the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait that led to the destruction of the East-West pipeline,
[01:10:17] which was approximately 7 million barrels of oil responsible for the transit of 7 million
[01:10:22] barrels of oil.
[01:10:25] Saudi Arabia is now implementing export controls on diesel.
[01:10:29] The United States is floating the same idea as well.
[01:10:33] Things are about to get much worse.
[01:10:38] Things are about to get far, far worse for everyone around the world, including Americans
[01:10:44] as well.
[01:10:47] There's a feeling of discontent in the air, a dissatisfaction of the chaos that Donald
[01:10:53] Trump has brought about in the United States of America and the instability that he's
[01:10:59] brought to the rest of the world.
[01:11:02] When people address this and say, this sucks, and they use unkind words, wondering how much
[01:11:09] that suit costs, I don't know, it was my dad's, and now it's mine.
[01:11:18] But this is precisely what I'm talking about, my friend.
[01:11:22] We are talking about death and destruction all over the fucking planet, and you come
[01:11:27] in and you say, hey, socialist guy, how expensive is your suit?
[01:11:32] You have deluded yourself, you worry about small things, you don't worry about things that are impacting your life.
[01:11:43] You are engaging in the exact same distraction that I'm talking about.
[01:11:50] Do you understand? This is why we say you are cattle.
[01:11:55] You're worrying about meaningless things.
[01:12:05] I'll just to confirm.
[01:12:06] Is that you saying that?
[01:12:10] It sure sounds like me.
[01:12:12] Is that what you think of Trump voters?
[01:12:16] No, I've talked to...
[01:12:18] Bro, all they see is a hypocrite?
[01:12:20] Yes, I know.
[01:12:21] ironic because the hypocrisy is also invented. The hypocrisy is invented.
[01:12:30] That's what's so sad about this is that people would rather focus on silly narratives born about
[01:12:41] invented around completely made-up instances of hypocrisy where no hypocrisy is there.
[01:12:46] Like does it make does it change the calculation does it change my analysis if I'm wearing a cheap suit rather than an expensive one
[01:12:58] Does it make gas cheaper no
[01:13:03] What is this fucking mentality and for those who say oh dude, you're rich. It's like yeah, I don't hide it
[01:13:10] My subscriptions at the Piker Broadcasting Service is public, right? That's the only way
[01:13:20] that you can show support to independent media Piker Broadcasting Service, the People's Broadcasting
[01:13:27] Service PBS by subscribing, right? And it's been public for years. The question that I have
[01:13:37] For you is, don't you want people who are successful to still advocate for your desires
[01:13:46] for a better future for you?
[01:13:49] Would it be better if I ran around telling you that prosperity is imminent for you?
[01:13:53] All you have to do is seize it.
[01:13:55] Would it be better if I lied to you and told you that you deserve to be in the
[01:13:59] dire circumstances that you're in because of your own personal failures?
[01:14:06] What leads those who are of the working-class background to feel as though it's not the
[01:14:18] wealthy that tell you that your station in life is good and should remain the way it
[01:14:27] does, that what is it that people who tell you things are fine and they're only going
[01:14:35] to get better that lie to you. What is it that make you feel as though those guys are
[01:14:40] on your side and not those who tell you that a better future is possible as long as you
[01:14:47] seize it?
[01:14:50] I've talked to Trump voters all across the state. I'm on a 93-county tour right now.
[01:14:56] I've got 55 counties under my belt. I did over 200 public events in 2024 when Trump
[01:15:02] was on top of the ticket.
[01:15:04] And I talked to a lot of Trump voters.
[01:15:08] And now that's not it.
[01:15:09] What I'm talking about, I'm talking about people are pissed off.
[01:15:14] People are disenfranchised, especially.
[01:15:16] And that's what Trump captured in Nebraska.
[01:15:19] He captured people who are angry about the political system.
[01:15:23] And Trump ran outside of that.
[01:15:25] That's an outsider.
[01:15:26] That's what people like about Trump.
[01:15:29] It's why I'm running again as an independent,
[01:15:32] run an outside the political system
[01:15:33] because I'm tired of the two-party doom loop.
[01:15:36] I'm tired of the Chuck Schumer's of the world
[01:15:39] not getting anything done for me and my family.
[01:15:43] And I'm tired of pre-breaking it's my opponent
[01:15:45] not breaking up the meat packers in my state
[01:15:47] and enriching himself while in office.
[01:15:49] That's what people are mad about.
[01:15:51] And certainly that's what Trump has tapped into as well.
[01:15:54] Yeah, I understand that that is definitely
[01:15:57] the crux of your campaign.
[01:15:59] In this audio, which you said sounds like you though
[01:16:02] You use names like Billy Bob and Mary Jane or Mary Jo,
[01:16:08] you say that they just really want to be on a winning team because their lives suck so much.
[01:16:14] But the way that you talk here doesn't sound like you, doesn't sound very respectful,
[01:16:21] let's just put it that way. Would you agree with that?
[01:16:27] Yeah, I think, you know, ultimately, again, going back to the the amount of people I talk to, and when I say their lives suck, I'm talking about the fact that bankruptcies are up 46% in per single family homes, or excuse me, ranches and farms across Nebraska.
[01:16:46] And the war and Iran inputs are way up for fertilizer and for diesel.
[01:16:52] So yeah, that makes life suck.
[01:16:54] It makes it extremely hard.
[01:16:55] And people are angry, and they continue
[01:16:58] to get more angry off of bad legislation
[01:17:00] that Pete Ricketts continues to rubber stamp.
[01:17:03] And I don't remember who I was talking to
[01:17:05] or what the context was there, but what I do know
[01:17:09] is certainly people are angry about this.
[01:17:12] And life continues to get harder.
[01:17:14] I mean, we got to look at farmer suicide is three and a half times the national average
[01:17:19] because they're going bankrupt and who's coming in.
[01:17:22] People like Pete Ricketts and Wall Street buying up our farmland and continue to consolidate
[01:17:27] the industry here.
[01:17:28] Nebraska is an ag state, first and foremost, we got to protect that.
[01:17:32] Yeah.
[01:17:33] And I want to talk.
[01:17:34] Yeah.
[01:17:35] Look, so he clarifies his position.
[01:17:37] He basically said exactly what I was saying, which is that like the situation sucks
[01:17:40] for Americans, Republican and Democrat alike.
[01:17:43] It doesn't matter.
[01:17:44] for the average Joe, right? Of course, the situation sucks. Addressing it is not a problem.
[01:17:51] But immediately, when you don't get the sufficient, the satisfactory answer, which is, I'm so
[01:17:59] sorry I said this, I'm a fucking loser. I should kill myself. I should stop running
[01:18:05] for office and let the Republican win. Trump is not that bad. Then Dana will turn around
[01:18:12] and ask, well, do you feel like you should apologize?
[01:18:16] Do you feel as though you should have, do you regret the words you use?
[01:18:21] Do you feel like you should have used different words?
[01:18:23] And then if he says yes, which is again a mistake, it's a mistake.
[01:18:32] Then Dana will address the condemnation and will say,
[01:18:40] do you apologize for it? It's just tone policing. We never look at the meat of the argument.
[01:18:47] We never look at the totality of what a person represents. We always try to reduce them to
[01:18:51] choice quotes. Sometimes it's a hot mic. And of course, who gets hit with this also
[01:18:59] matters. There are people who have been caught on a hot mic saying horrifying things, right?
[01:19:07] all know the one. And yet the media doesn't cover it. At most, when Washington Post actually
[01:19:14] conducts an analysis, goes to AI researchers to figure out if maybe a person that's calling
[01:19:21] a hot mic is saying things like, of course, I'm going to defend the interests of Israel.
[01:19:28] That's like my number one job. That's why I'm running for Congress. When Washington
[01:19:33] Post does analysis on whether or not this is AI and they find out that it's not
[01:19:37] AI at all. It's actually real audio, real audio caught on hot mic.
[01:19:42] The article focuses on someone like myself and my commentary on it. Okay, lol, no dude,
[01:19:49] we don't know when there's thousands of examples. I'm of course talking about a particular
[01:19:53] Michigan Democrat. I don't want to get into it too much. Okay, Whitmer was caught on a hot
[01:19:58] mic talking about how people oppose the AI data centers, but it doesn't matter. We're
[01:20:02] we're going to keep building them. Did the media do a Hassan Piker condemnation level
[01:20:08] of feeding frenzy over that? No, of course not, because the goals of corporate media and
[01:20:15] mainstream media, unfortunately, are not highlighting certain issues that are pertinent for the
[01:20:23] public to know. It is to drive headlines, to drive narratives away from the issues
[01:20:29] that truly matter. And then they'll poll the public and say they'll poll the public and
[01:20:43] they'll say, look, people don't even care about this stuff. But they, what they won't say,
[01:20:51] a bit parasocial, but I can't lie, I definitely think the propaganda against you is working
[01:20:54] on your fans and not the way you think. A lot of people are seriously concerned
[01:20:57] for your life no one here wants you to die young you have so much to do it feels
[01:21:00] like you're not doing much about this dude what the fuck calm down dude Jesus
[01:21:04] Christ guys please dial it back okay oh my god oh my god dude you just said oh
[01:21:17] the propaganda on you is working on your fans it's making me go crazy over
[01:21:20] your safety it's like okay well here's something you could do not talk
[01:21:24] about it, okay? Relaxed.
[01:21:42] Not to be so parasocial, but I'm going maxed out parasocialist.
[01:21:47] Anyway.
[01:22:05] The point I was making is, the media focuses on the wrong shit.
[01:22:13] Sometimes I believe it's by mere accident.
[01:22:17] I believe it's their endless appetite for clickbait culture.
[01:22:23] But moments like this make it clear to me
[01:22:27] that their job is not to inform the public, and it's a real shame
[01:22:31] because there are still great journalists that work at these outlets
[01:22:34] and they still do good reporting from time to time.
[01:22:38] And they are a necessary resource.
[01:22:43] It sucks about that.
[01:22:44] Do you regret saying that the way you did?
[01:22:46] I mean, there's a lot of talk about this
[01:22:48] as your deplorables moment.
[01:22:52] Yeah, sure, you know, I talk to a tremendous amount of people
[01:22:57] and again, I don't remember the context
[01:22:59] of this one particular conversation,
[01:23:03] but it certainly does sound out of character for myself.
[01:23:07] I've always lived by the golden rule,
[01:23:09] treat others like you wanna be treated,
[01:23:11] and if somebody was offended by this,
[01:23:15] Certainly, I would apologize to those people that might be offended, but I got to tell them I feel their pain
[01:23:21] I absolutely feel the pain. We're all angry right now and sometimes when you're angry you say some things
[01:23:28] But you know, I'm angry that our old Lala aquifer we sit on the largest body of fresh water in the world
[01:23:33] And we're depleting it six times faster than it gets replenished
[01:23:37] but yeah, Pete Ricketts allows
[01:23:39] 37 data centers to come in with 800 million dollars in tax credits without
[01:23:44] being responsible about where they're putting it. That's why people are angry.
[01:23:48] That's why I'm angry and I think you know anybody who hears this and knows me
[01:23:54] understands that's where it's coming from.
[01:24:03] I really like this guy. I hope he doesn't get rat fucked. Yeah he said I
[01:24:07] I think he said Israel's committing a genocide. I assume that that's also part of the reason why
[01:24:13] Um, yeah independent senate candidate dan osborne touted endorsement from anti-israel group a new policy
[01:24:18] Pax said osborne knows that made in the usa should be a source of pride not a label on weapons used against palestinian families
[01:24:25] That's also part of the reason why they're so aggressive in their posture against them
[01:24:30] Just notice who gets hit with these fucking ridiculous
[01:24:34] attacks and who doesn't
[01:24:36] Who gets away scot-free?
[01:24:39] Regardless of how much shit they stir how much power they have
[01:24:44] Regardless of what they say
[01:24:46] The comparison is someone is as
[01:24:50] Horrifying in their worldview is Laura Loomer and someone who is simply trying to do their best and and advocating for what's best for
[01:24:59] American civilization myself
[01:25:01] Look at someone like myself, constantly in the crosshairs by mainstream outlets,
[01:25:06] regardless of my proximity, regardless of my distance to the halls of power,
[01:25:12] versus someone like Laura Loomer.
[01:25:17] Laura Loomer is heinous.
[01:25:20] She is insane.
[01:25:23] But again, the only way to silence these cries and the coordinated smears is to win.
[01:25:30] We have to win. And we have to win big. Okay.
[01:25:34] Whether it be people that I am, you know,
[01:25:36] not campaigning with people I have campaigned with in the past doesn't matter.
[01:25:40] We just have to keep fucking winning.
[01:25:51] The Tik Tok comment about your bad PR yesterday was crazy.
[01:25:53] People cannot differentiate real and manufactured outrage. I know.
[01:25:56] I know. TikTok sometimes gives me a lot of hope.
[01:26:01] I hold this on. Thank you.
[01:26:03] TikTok sometimes gives me a lot of hope.
[01:26:06] And then in other instances,
[01:26:08] TikTok is unbelievably black-pilling, okay?
[01:26:14] I go back and forth on how I feel about it.
[01:26:20] It's just a sad state of affairs.
[01:26:25] Tiktok is terminally online activity. Yeah, hold on one second
[01:26:40] Hold on I'm logging on to my Tiktok. Oh
[01:26:46] Yeah, yeah
[01:26:48] What the hell, it didn't work.
[01:26:58] Oh, what the frick.
[01:27:08] Okay, let me see if I can even find it to be honest. I'm I don't even know how I'm going to find it
[01:27:26] it.
[01:27:27] On the topic of- Oh yeah, is this Cameron Kerry?
[01:27:38] He was posting about like Ludwig or something and I responded to him.
[01:27:43] And I basically said something like- I defend Hassan from the insane people that- Wait,
[01:27:49] is this the one?
[01:27:50] Is this the one?
[01:27:52] Ludwig gets me so angry because- Oh yeah, this is the one.
[01:27:56] I said, my PR ain't to have bad chill and literally thousands of comments going crazy
[01:28:02] mode.
[01:28:03] I don't know, man, kind of tank where you started shocking your dog.
[01:28:07] Are you going to shock your dog if you disagree?
[01:28:09] Let's not forget a son's dog abuse that she was literally on camera.
[01:28:12] Since when could we see what, since when could we send voice messages?
[01:28:16] Wait, where's the rest of the comments?
[01:28:17] Why can't I see them?
[01:28:19] There were like thousands of responses to it.
[01:28:23] it's just like, I don't know if it's bots
[01:28:25] or if it's people behaving like bots.
[01:28:27] I think it's people just being like,
[01:28:30] well, you're a fucking terrorism lover, you know?
[01:28:32] You're a terrorism lover.
[01:28:33] You love, you love terrorism so much.
[01:28:37] You're the biggest fan of terrorism.
[01:28:39] And it's always funny to hear this
[01:28:40] because look, I'm fascinated by the inconsistencies
[01:28:44] that people have, right?
[01:28:45] I'm fascinated by-
[01:28:46] Just tell it!
[01:28:47] I'm fascinated by the inconsistent positions
[01:28:50] that people have.
[01:28:51] Because where is the terrorism allegation coming from?
[01:28:56] It's coming from people who are pro-Israel.
[01:28:58] And what's really interesting about this
[01:29:00] is that a lot of those people who will be like,
[01:29:02] well, you're a fucking terrorist who loves 9-11,
[01:29:04] you check their profile and they're like pro-Palestine.
[01:29:06] They're like nominally pro-Palestine.
[01:29:08] They say free Palestine.
[01:29:09] They talk about how they hate Israel and stuff like that.
[01:29:12] They'll be like, oh, big yahoo sucks.
[01:29:14] Oh, this is Israel coded behavior.
[01:29:16] Sometimes the people that are calling me terrorists
[01:29:19] are not only anti-Israel, but also even anti-Semitic, right?
[01:29:26] It blows my mind where I'm like, where is this inconsistency coming from?
[01:29:32] You're literally, you're fucking neo-Nazi, what the fuck are you talking about?
[01:29:39] And I don't fully, I can't fully grasp it, what leads an American to on the one hand
[01:29:46] say, man, I hate Israel.
[01:29:47] There's so much pro-Israel propaganda, but on the other hand, eat up that pro-Israel propaganda
[01:29:52] and call a prominent critic of Israel a fucking terrorist.
[01:29:57] How does that work?
[01:29:59] What has happened in your mind?
[01:30:02] Or on the one hand, you're like, man, I fucking hate, I hate Israel so much, I hate Big
[01:30:06] Yahoo, right?
[01:30:08] I freaking hate Big Yahoo, I hate Israel.
[01:30:11] This is Israel coded behavior, and that's what you're pumping out, but also simultaneously
[01:30:16] you're like, yeah, and a prominent critic of Israel is actually a terrorist.
[01:30:19] So I do agree with Benjamin Netanyahu all of a sudden, like motherfuckers think chocolate
[01:30:24] hummus is an Israeli invention, or they think it's Goyslop or something, and then simultaneously
[01:30:30] on ironically fall for the actual Israeli propaganda.
[01:30:42] How does that work?
[01:30:44] How does that?
[01:30:45] at this conclusion.
[01:30:59] It reminds me of the people, the chuds especially, during the peak of Kayagate that were like,
[01:31:05] yeah, I actually use an electric collar and an electric fence, but Asana's a dog abuser
[01:31:11] and it's like, wait, what do you mean?
[01:31:13] Wait a minute.
[01:31:14] is that I'm using an electric collar and not a shock collar or I mean a not a
[01:31:19] vibration collar right you're saying I'm using an electric shock collar not a
[01:31:23] vibration collar and you're it but you're saying you use it like you're
[01:31:28] saying it's good when you use it it doesn't make any sense so you don't
[01:31:32] even think it's like a bad thing
[01:31:37] exposed brochure says shock collar geek G yeah exactly
[01:31:45] There were motherfuckers and still motherfuckers who do this with it like well, you know, I've shocked my dog
[01:31:50] I'm shocked my dog and my dog loves it when I shot my dog
[01:31:54] persona shock this dog. I believe but in a bad way
[01:31:58] When I do it, I do it in a good way
[01:32:01] And and that same inconsistency
[01:32:04] itself is represented by those who were like, you know, Kirstie gnome fans who were like, yeah
[01:32:09] Kirstie gnome is actually wonderful. She's a great
[01:32:11] DHS secretary
[01:32:13] Who fucking literally domed like assassinated her fucking puppy, dude, you know, yeah, I love the Trump administration
[01:32:22] I love Kirsten Ohm who fucking you know took her puppy out back and put a bullet in the back of her head and dumped her body
[01:32:32] Into a pile in front of construction workers. That was awesome, but it's honest a dog shocker and an abuser
[01:32:43] I think it's the muslims hate dog stereotype, I think it's part of it probably.
[01:33:00] They say you shock her to keep her in frame but then also ask why she's gone constantly,
[01:33:04] I know, I know, it doesn't make any sense.
[01:33:10] I don't know what you're talking about, but I don't know what you're talking about.
[01:33:17] Anyway, yeah, you were doing Islamic style dog-shocking and in abuse.
[01:33:28] Um,
[01:33:40] Also, I hate how the woke, lip-tarded left is frolicking about posting shirtless photos of themselves.
[01:33:55] I hate it.
[01:33:57] I hate thinking about how he does islamic style taquitos with his shirtless photos that
[01:34:16] I can't stop looking at.
[01:34:19] Also the left is weak.
[01:34:24] You're so goddamn weak, brother.
[01:34:41] Well, my question always is like this level of anger, resentment and hatred is unbelievably irrational.
[01:34:49] Right?
[01:34:50] It's irrational.
[01:34:51] It's also unhealthy.
[01:34:54] So, I never understand why people continue along with it, you know?
[01:34:57] Like, if something made me that upset, if a person made me that upset, I would just, like,
[01:35:05] stop paying attention to them. I'll give you one example. A person that we used to talk about
[01:35:11] quite frequently, his name is Asmongold, right? Asmongold, as of late, hasn't really been
[01:35:17] doing as much news coverage, as much right-wing reactionary propaganda. When he does, we cover
[01:35:22] it, albeit for a brief moment. But if he stopped doing right-wing commentary and stopped, like,
[01:35:30] advocating to murder migrant children as he did recently and got banned for,
[01:35:35] I'd stop fucking talking about him. I don't give a shit. I don't like what he has done so far.
[01:35:41] I don't like how much his commentary has dramatically shaped the political environment on this
[01:35:50] platform. I don't like any of that stuff. But as long as Asmongold moves on and gets
[01:36:00] back to, you know, covering fucking, uh, covering video game titties or whatever he talks about,
[01:36:08] right? Then, yeah, there's no reason. There's no reason to talk about him. Yes, he still
[01:36:14] watches my clips every day and posted on YouTube. He hasn't stopped. I know, but
[01:36:17] It doesn't matter to me.
[01:36:19] He can cover me all day every day.
[01:36:21] I don't give a shit.
[01:36:22] What I do give a shit about is when he's actively
[01:36:26] advocating to murder migrant children.
[01:36:28] Okay, that's something I care about.
[01:36:30] I don't think that that is appropriate commentary.
[01:36:31] I think that that is not great to say.
[01:36:36] And when people don't speak out against statements
[01:36:39] like that, other people who watch from afar
[01:36:43] think that that kind of commentary is normal.
[01:36:46] I don't think we should be normalizing this kind of attitude.
[01:36:53] But the reason why I brought this up is because this guy talks about me every day,
[01:36:57] every single day.
[01:37:02] In comparison to how much he has presented me as a villain in his community,
[01:37:07] I rarely bring him up unless there's something important to talk about.
[01:37:12] Unless he's you know talking about how he would love to be an ice agent and like dominate migrants or some shit like that
[01:37:22] The reason why I'm saying this is because like if something makes you that angry
[01:37:27] If something makes you that angry, I understand why Asmongole will fucking cover me because it gives him clicks, right?
[01:37:33] It's good to have a villain. I am the villain of that community. They're right-wing community. They're a reactionary community
[01:37:39] They're MAGA and therefore I'm a villain for this community but if you're like a
[01:37:48] liberal if you're nominally liberal if you're like anti-trump at all why the
[01:37:53] fuck why the fuck would you spend every waking moment why would you mention my
[01:38:01] name every fucking time it gets every time something is happening on the
[01:38:06] internet, you're like, well, you know what? This is somehow Hassan's fault.
[01:38:16] You know, anyway, the comment that I left on this Cameron Cary video, because he was talking
[01:38:23] about like how Ludwig's offense that it was this also, let's be really just
[01:38:27] described by many left content creators keep quiet. No one wants the Hassan
[01:38:29] treatment right too early, always hated by the apoliticals, because that's the
[01:38:33] reality. This is the social disciplining operation that takes place. This is what happens when
[01:38:40] Republicans run amok on the internet, when they're unrestrained, when they get to successfully
[01:38:46] tarnish the reputation of those who are trying to advance a cause that you might even believe
[01:38:51] in. This is what happens when we don't stand loudly and proudly with our beliefs and
[01:38:58] and defend them vociferously.
[01:39:01] This is what happens when we don't push back
[01:39:02] against right-winged smear campaigns.
[01:39:04] This is when we actually fall
[01:39:06] for right-winged smear campaigns.
[01:39:07] It sucks.
[01:39:11] I'm glad that at least in the most coordinated environment,
[01:39:14] the most coordinated media environment,
[01:39:17] the Macklemore story was a moment
[01:39:19] where artists showed solidarity.
[01:39:26] Does that make sense?
[01:39:28] Speaking of Macklemore, there's a new Macklemore post.
[01:39:32] He said, with everything that has happened over the last 48 hours, I want to bring the conversation back to where it belongs to the Palestinian people who are still being killed, still living under military occupation and still fighting for their freedom.
[01:39:41] I'll be donating the entire $1 million of my net earnings from the Ed Sheeran Loop Tour to six organizations working directly to support the Palestinian people.
[01:39:47] And I invite Robert Kraft to match my donation. Whatever we disagree about, perhaps we can agree on this.
[01:39:52] this. Palestinian lives are worth protecting. A Palestinian life is no less valuable than any
[01:39:58] other life on this earth. That is what this has always been about. Not me, not a tour,
[01:40:04] not the headlines of the controversy. It's about Palestinians right to freedom,
[01:40:08] dignity, and safety on their own homeland. Uh-oh. That's the MKUltra activation code,
[01:40:15] though. You said Palestinians have a homeland. Robert Kraft is not going to like that.
[01:40:19] I want to center the parents carrying their children to hospitals.basicresource to treat
[01:40:25] them and the physicians, paramedics, journalists and aid workers who keep going back in.
[01:40:30] I want to center the organized activists who have paid real costs for standing with Palestine.
[01:40:34] The risk is of a far different order than mine.
[01:40:38] Just yesterday, 15-year-old Mohammed al-Zanadi was killed in an Israeli strike while rushing
[01:40:43] to help aid worker Sharif Lubad, who had already been injured.
[01:40:46] He was a child.
[01:40:47] Both were murdered.
[01:40:48] life should be alive. And the ones still under the rubble, whose names exist only in the memories
[01:40:54] of people who may not have survived to speak them.
[01:40:58] Writing a check is one of the least costly forms of solidarity available to me. I am
[01:41:02] duly because I can, and because these organizations are doing the work, while much of the world
[01:41:06] debates it. But aid alone cannot address the conditions that make it necessary. This
[01:41:11] is a man-made injustice, and I believe it requires immediate political change. Palestinians
[01:41:16] have lived for decades without basic rights and should not have to wait another day to
[01:41:19] be free. That is where my focus will remain. I will continue to stand with the Palestinian
[01:41:23] people and their fight for liberation. When the new cycle moves on, which it will, don't
[01:41:29] move with it. Free Palestine.
[01:41:44] zero-tolerance policy that the Israel lobby and its domestic loyalists enforced the silence criticism of that foreign country used to be done without anyone noticing
[01:41:52] So it was effective. The problem is they're running a playbook from 2001 in 2026 and everyone can see it now. Absolutely
[01:42:00] Absolutely we exist in a very
[01:42:05] We exist in a very different
[01:42:08] media
[01:42:09] environment, we exist in a very different social environment.
[01:42:12] We exist in a very different political environment.
[01:42:16] What used to work in the build-up in the last 80 years, when the media was far more consolidated,
[01:42:24] far more organized, when people could only get their information from mainstream outlets,
[01:42:28] from six different TV channels, or maybe a hundred different TV channels, but still TV channels,
[01:42:32] nonetheless, information was easier to control.
[01:42:37] So, when this kind of incident took place, everyone in corporate media would immediately
[01:42:44] cover it as, here is a vicious anti-Semite that's getting punished.
[01:42:51] And we'd move on.
[01:42:52] We would just assume that Macklemore is a rabid anti-Semite, and thank God he's no
[01:42:57] longer getting a massive platform.
[01:43:00] But in 2026, people understand what Israel has done.
[01:43:05] In 2026, people despise what Israel has done.
[01:43:08] And in 2026, people have an opportunity to learn about things that are happening from
[01:43:15] independent outlets.
[01:43:16] There is a far greater, far more diverse force of information in this landscape.
[01:43:23] So when people attack Macklemore or attack anyone else, even myself included, with the
[01:43:29] same barrage of disinformation, misinformation, claims of anti-Semitism, people know that that's
[01:43:36] simply untrue. This is the real issue. This is the real problem. And the more these forces,
[01:43:47] the Israel lobby, its vociferous defenders, use this same technique, calling someone an anti-Semite,
[01:43:54] demanding their de-platforming, getting their wishes of de-platforming, cancellation, real cancel culture.
[01:44:00] The more that that happens, the more people despise Israel, this foreign country,
[01:44:08] this foreign country, and its envoys that are unbelievably entitled.
[01:44:14] Ronco Marcetic has something to say about this as well. This is something that I've talked about
[01:44:18] extensively, right? Ironically enough, a big part of the reason why Americans despise Israel
[01:44:23] is not only because of the violence that Israel has contributed to, the belligerence of the greater
[01:44:29] Israeli project, the tax dollars that are going there to contribute to these atrocities, our moral
[01:44:39] culpability. These are all reasons why many people oppose Israel, but that's not the main
[01:44:45] reason why there is majority support for Palestinians now. Americans have been trained
[01:44:51] to collateralize brown lives. They've seen it over and over again in Iraq and
[01:44:57] Afghanistan, everywhere around the world. Brown bodies are seen on television as
[01:45:04] collateral damage. So they're used to seeing that kind of death and
[01:45:08] destruction even though Israel has kicked up the magnitude. It's a genocide.
[01:45:11] It's different than just a war. It's different than an illegal occupation. But
[01:45:17] But Americans are used to seeing Muslims die on television and justify it.
[01:45:25] But this time it's different.
[01:45:27] Part of it is because of the magnitude, the frequency, but the major difference is that
[01:45:35] Israel will then turn around and demand your cancellation if you call it out, okay?
[01:45:45] a big problem because Americans fucking hate cancer culture, they love free speech and they
[01:45:51] do not like when a foreign country and its envoys are demonstrating this level of hubris,
[01:45:57] this level of arrogance and demonstrating this level of power on American soil.
[01:46:06] Every single American when they find out that APAC has been able to successfully push for
[01:46:12] or anti-BDS legislation, in 38 states, lose your fucking minds and go, oh, that's unacceptable.
[01:46:21] In 38 states in the United States of America, you have to sign a loyalty pledge to the state
[01:46:29] of Israel that you will never boycott Israel.
[01:46:31] You will never demand sanctions on the Israeli nation state.
[01:46:36] You will never demand divestment from Israeli companies.
[01:46:41] And you have to sign these laws to get a job in the state of Texas, you have to sign this
[01:46:46] loyalty pledge in the state of Israel to become a public school teacher.
[01:46:51] You understand how insane that is?
[01:46:52] First of all, it is a direct violation of the First Amendment.
[01:46:56] The direct violation of the First Amendment.
[01:46:58] Numerous states have different versions of this law.
[01:47:02] I have yet to meet a person that has told me that this law is good.
[01:47:06] I've only met people that didn't know it existed.
[01:47:09] And when they find out that it exists, they lose their fucking minds, they get very mad.
[01:47:18] This is unbelievable arrogance.
[01:47:21] You understand?
[01:47:23] Unbelievable entitlement.
[01:47:25] And perhaps that's precisely the reason why so many defenders of Israel, so many envoys
[01:47:30] of the Israeli state, repeat this sense of entitlement, this sense of arrogance, this
[01:47:38] hubris over and over again because they're used to it for the past 80 years. It has been unconditional
[01:47:43] loyalty and support. A lot of this, Branco says, is the Israel First crowd's own doing for insisting
[01:47:53] on trying to make free pass lines somehow hate speech or offensive, which most people see as
[01:47:57] absurd and cynical. Everything that's followed will embolden other artists to speak out and
[01:48:01] weakened this canceled campaign. Thousands of ads share and take his remain unsolved for
[01:48:04] singers tour with prices down to $65 online. To add on to this, even Fox News, even Fox News,
[01:48:17] even Jesse Waters had to say something along the lines of like what he just said,
[01:48:24] free Palestine and that's why we're canceling him. This doesn't make any sense.
[01:48:28] Now Hayley Williams is saying fuck ice and free Palestine at a show last night in Guilford, New Hampshire.
[01:48:37] Hayley Williams has always been pretty based on these issues.
[01:48:58] Yeah, she says it all the time. I'm just you know, I'm just repeating that like this is going to continue happening
[01:49:09] That's my point
[01:49:13] But the point that I wanted to get to that I find even crazier than this is
[01:49:19] that even fucking Fox News is
[01:49:24] recognizing that this this level of of
[01:49:26] of silencing this level of control over discourse in the United States of America at the behest
[01:49:31] of a fucking foreign nation is ridiculous.
[01:49:35] Close.
[01:49:36] Jesse.
[01:49:37] So what did he say that was bad?
[01:49:39] He said, free Palestine?
[01:49:41] Is that all?
[01:49:42] No, no, no.
[01:49:43] Okay.
[01:49:44] Genocide.
[01:49:45] Okay.
[01:49:46] Okay.
[01:49:47] Well, all I heard was free Palestine.
[01:49:50] I don't think that's hate speech, but you know, if Rob Kraft doesn't want you there,
[01:49:56] owns the venue. You're gone. I mean, that's ridiculous. Like, he still has to turn around
[01:50:02] and make it seem like this is reasonable. But even when you lost Jesse Waters on the
[01:50:07] free Palestine front, it's fucking over. You know what I mean?
[01:50:11] Because, like, look, this guy is the maximum bootlicker. And he very quickly reveals that
[01:50:17] he is the maximum bootlicker. But even a guy like Jesse Waters has to at least come across
[01:50:27] as somewhat reasonable, so that the propaganda that he does otherwise is more powerful. This
[01:50:35] is the dynamic demonstrated by mainstream outlets as well. Sometimes like New York Times
[01:50:39] will do a report that's scathing on like Israel's violence, Israel's genocide. You're
[01:50:43] like what the fuck New York Times like New York war crimes did this and it's like yeah they have to
[01:50:49] do this the reason why they have to do this is because if they don't if there is something that
[01:50:56] is so glaringly obviously an inconsistent instance of hypocrisy and you have to present yourself as
[01:51:03] like a reasonable person if you don't do it in a moment like this if you don't do it in a
[01:51:08] moment like this the next time when you when you pull up to propagandize they
[01:51:15] are going to remind you that you were inconsistent you were hypocritical you
[01:51:21] were silly this is a moment where even Fox News has to entertain the silliness
[01:51:33] yeah they're hoping nobody actually looks into what Macklemore says same
[01:51:37] playbook of the smears against you. I had seen the coverage of this controversy but hadn't
[01:51:41] actually watched this full speech until today. This is completely unobjectionable. Punishing
[01:51:44] him for these words is crazy. And pure censorship and everyone defending it was probably whining
[01:51:49] about cancer culture two years ago, says Tommy Vittor. And he's right.
[01:51:58] He's right. This is precisely what people do to me as well.
[01:52:06] Rarely do they ever entertain the conversation. They try to make it seem like I'm saying something that I'm not that's what happened this last
[01:52:15] Media feeding frenzy this last time around when they were saying Hassan wants Jews to be unsafe
[01:52:20] Hassan wants Jews to be victims of violence fucking bullshit. I've never said that I've argued exactly against that
[01:52:28] So has Macklemore and that is precisely the reason why they can never actually show
[01:52:33] what Macklemore said, or never show what I've actually said that is so objectionable.
[01:52:38] They can't do it. Because if they were to have an honest conversation, people would go,
[01:52:43] what the fuck are you talking about? This is ridiculous.
[01:52:46] Who cares? If Greg's on my tour and he starts spouting off and annoying me,
[01:52:54] I'm giving him the boot. I don't even care if it's political. It even looks at me the
[01:52:59] wrong way when I take him on tour. He is gone! You know why he won't? Because he won't go on tour with me.
[01:53:07] Well, it's kind of loose. Yeah. Good luck.
[01:53:16] The fact that they are trying to justify this is so, so deeply insincere and it will only
[01:53:23] reduce their credibility even with their own base. Because I'm certain that there's still plenty
[01:53:28] of Republicans that watch Fox News,
[01:53:34] who get entertained by Fox News,
[01:53:36] who believe in Fox News,
[01:53:37] who feel like this is a bridge too far.
[01:53:40] Nobody likes a rich asshole controlling what you can
[01:53:45] and can't say they live with that reality every day
[01:53:47] at their workplaces, okay?
[01:53:50] So this is just a reminder of the thing you hate
[01:53:52] of super fucking powerful rich asshole,
[01:53:55] comes in and says, no, you can't say this thing
[01:53:58] that everyone fucking also agrees with.
[01:54:02] Simply put, that's completely unacceptable, okay?
[01:54:07] That is completely unacceptable.
[01:54:08] Everybody hates that.
[01:54:10] Everybody wants to put an end to that, right?
[01:54:17] Here's Mark Lamont Hill explaining on the Joe Bottom podcast,
[01:54:23] the controversy in the drama.
[01:54:25] Let's take a look.
[01:54:26] To me, first of all, nothing that Ed Sheeran,
[01:54:29] nothing that Macklemore did in these recent stage shows,
[01:54:34] was hate speech.
[01:54:35] And the idea of saying or reinforcing the idea
[01:54:38] that free Palestine is hate speech,
[01:54:40] it's just like in the United States,
[01:54:41] some people used to hear black lives matter
[01:54:42] when it first came out.
[01:54:43] And people would act like black lives matter
[01:54:45] was anti-white.
[01:54:46] Just because that makes you uncomfortable
[01:54:48] doesn't mean that it's wrong.
[01:54:51] Sometimes powerful people are.
[01:54:52] Just a reminder, Mark Lamont Hill literally was fired
[01:54:55] saying from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free. He's been a long-standing advocate for
[01:54:59] Palestinian emancipation. He has a close and personal relationship with the censorious regime
[01:55:07] brought about by the Zionist lobby. So he knows. He's experienced it. He's lived it.
[01:55:15] And here's the reality. I have as well, and maybe even some of you have experienced a fraction
[01:55:22] of this or maybe the full brunt of design is lobby. When you went out and you protested on
[01:55:28] college campuses, you might have been called up by HR for things that you've tweeted,
[01:55:35] things that you've said on social media. Israel has universalized this experience.
[01:55:41] The lobby has universalized this experience. And therefore, these cries of anti-Semitism fall
[01:55:50] on deaf ears. Because everyone knows someone at this point that has gone out and protested,
[01:56:00] that has gone out and said, this is unacceptable. Why are we still giving money to Israel and
[01:56:04] have been yelled at? And they are reminded of that experience. They've been yelled at and
[01:56:08] called an anti-Semite when they weren't being anti-Semitic. And that is precisely the reason
[01:56:14] why these media campaigns, the smear campaigns coordinated by mainstream outlets, coordinated
[01:56:19] by very powerful entities in this country, very powerful people in this country that have
[01:56:24] amassed insane levels of wealth consolidated in the hands of just a tiny, tiny number of
[01:56:32] people.
[01:56:36] When they see someone like Macklemore getting yelled at, or even someone like myself getting
[01:56:40] yelled at, they are reminded of their own personal experience, and they don't like it.
[01:56:46] That's why it doesn't work.
[01:56:48] uncomfortable when their power is threat. And so for me that was that was
[01:56:52] part of the issue, even framing it that way. You know what I mean? The imagery and
[01:56:56] the rhetoric and all that stuff. That's bullshit, right? And he said this
[01:56:59] decision, as you just said, is not about dimensioning the suffering of
[01:57:01] innocent Palestinians. He always, as he's comments like innocent
[01:57:05] Palestinians, which because what they always like to do is frame Palestinians
[01:57:09] as almost guilty and wrong until proven otherwise. Well, so it's like,
[01:57:15] hold on. So it's like, I'm not, I'm not at the innocent Palestinians, but any Palestinian that
[01:57:20] resists, any Palestinian that fights in a way that they don't think is appropriate is no longer an
[01:57:25] innocent Palestinian, which goes back to the, I give money and support Palestinians who I admire,
[01:57:29] respect. They admire the ones who don't say shit. They admire the ones that don't throw the
[01:57:32] rock. They admire the ones that don't, or even say from the river to the sea. They admire
[01:57:38] the Palestinians who don't protest at all, right? Like how you get to protest your own occupation
[01:57:48] is not left to the occupier. They don't get to set the standard, okay?
[01:57:57] That's why I despise when people say, oh, well, you know, I don't mind criticisms of Israel. No,
[01:58:04] the fuck you don't, you do mind it. What do you mean you don't mind criticism of Israel?
[01:58:09] I've never met a type of criticism of Israel that you've, you know, been on board with.
[01:58:18] You don't like when Ms. Rachel, you don't like when Ms. Rachel says children shouldn't be slaughtered.
[01:58:27] You call her a vicious anti-Semite, which ironically enough is far more anti-Semitic
[01:58:33] than anything anyone else is being accused of, to tie Judaism to murdering children.
[01:58:41] What a disgusting thing to do.
[01:58:44] Ms. Rachel will come out and say, look, I don't think children should die.
[01:58:49] And then you'll have a bunch of people, a bunch of defenders of Israel come out and
[01:58:53] say, whoa, whoa, whoa, what do you mean you don't want children to be murdered?
[01:58:57] How anti-Semitic of you?
[01:58:58] That's insane.
[01:59:00] That's insane.
[01:59:01] That is insanely anti-Semitic.
[01:59:03] Ironically enough, that is what's anti-Semitic.
[01:59:09] Is the hidden premise there?
[01:59:12] Is that no, you know, Israel is going to murder children
[01:59:15] and there's nothing you could do about it because Israel is the Jewish state.
[01:59:17] That's fucking that's messed up.
[01:59:19] That's anti-Semitic.
[01:59:26] It's ridiculous.
[01:59:27] They're right by international law to resist.
[01:59:29] Nobody in an occupied territory has a right to self-defense.
[01:59:33] They're being occupied.
[01:59:34] They have a right.
[01:59:34] They have a right.
[01:59:35] The people being occupied have a right to self-defense,
[01:59:37] not the occupiers.
[01:59:38] They have a right to fight back and to resist,
[01:59:40] and not to just march and pray and hope
[01:59:42] that the Palestinian Martin Luther King or Gandhi is
[01:59:44] going to come.
[01:59:45] They have a right to fight and to assert violence
[01:59:48] in any way, not in any way, but within the boundaries
[01:59:50] of international law to defend themselves.
[01:59:51] But they don't want that.
[01:59:52] So Robert Kraft makes it seem like the Palestinian
[01:59:54] is the violent one who has to be the good big row,
[01:59:56] or the good Palestinian, or the good Indian,
[01:59:58] or the good whatever to be right.
[01:59:59] That's what he's doing and that's what the statement does but he cracked he puts all this warm and fuzzy language in it
[02:00:03] So it sounds like he's being reasonable and that's what they do the oppressor acts reasonable by saying let's split the pie
[02:00:09] But it's not your pie. Yes
[02:00:13] God, I love Margo Lamar Hill so much
[02:00:16] He's so amazing
[02:00:19] What a brilliant voice dude. What a brilliant advocate
[02:00:29] And that's what Palestine is all about, it's splitting the pie and every time I say how
[02:00:36] are we going to split the pie, I take another slice, I take another slice so there's nothing
[02:00:39] left.
[02:00:40] And then if I fight back and take my slice back, I say well you were being unreasonable.
[02:00:43] And that's the problem with Robert Kraft and that's the problem with all of this and
[02:00:46] that's why I resent what Michael, what Sharon did because he knows enough to know that
[02:00:52] and I'm not letting him off the hook because too many people have died with nothing
[02:00:56] to let this half a billion there.
[02:00:58] And it's not about the money per se.
[02:00:59] It's about the reach and the powerness.
[02:01:01] No, it's not.
[02:01:02] My point, my point, I would say that to a school teacher.
[02:01:04] I'm agreeing with you.
[02:01:05] Here, it's not the money per se.
[02:01:08] It's the fact that he doesn't have to do this.
[02:01:09] Nobody should do it.
[02:01:10] But I'd be a lot more sympathetic if you were
[02:01:12] the janitor that was like, you know what?
[02:01:14] I can't stand up for it to do it.
[02:01:15] Yeah.
[02:01:17] I mean, I agree with you.
[02:01:18] And I also think that it's unfair when somebody will
[02:01:21] say almost based off of the actions of Hamas in October, was it?
[02:01:28] October 7th, the year 2023, yeah.
[02:01:29] Right, that now we just annihilated all of these people.
[02:01:31] So it's almost like, yo, it's they fault.
[02:01:34] Yeah, I don't.
[02:01:35] That's illegal.
[02:01:35] It's collective punishment.
[02:01:36] I don't agree with you.
[02:01:37] You can't punish a group of people
[02:01:38] for the actions of a smaller group of people, right?
[02:01:41] You can't do that.
[02:01:41] And even the Hamas conversation frames,
[02:01:44] I know we've got to tie this up,
[02:01:45] but it frames everything that's happening
[02:01:47] as starting on October 7th.
[02:01:49] Palestine was under occupation on October 6th.
[02:01:51] Gospels under siege on October 6th,
[02:01:53] the occupation of Palestine begins in 1967.
[02:01:56] It's the longest military occupation in modern history.
[02:01:59] The theft of Palestinian land,
[02:02:01] the plunder Palestinian land,
[02:02:02] which begins into the 19th century,
[02:02:04] but in terms of the formation of Israel starts in 1948.
[02:02:07] 48 something.
[02:02:08] Yeah, 1948.
[02:02:08] So we're talking about decades,
[02:02:11] almost a century or over a century in some ways
[02:02:14] of imperial plunder.
[02:02:15] And to act like all of this is happening
[02:02:16] because of October,
[02:02:17] as if history started on October 7th,
[02:02:19] is another way to blame Hamas as opposed to blaming the actual source of the problem.
[02:02:24] You can't get mad at how people resist.
[02:02:25] I mean, you can.
[02:02:26] Again, I'm not saying all this.
[02:02:27] October 7th was horrible.
[02:02:28] We can't acknowledge both things.
[02:02:29] Yes.
[02:02:30] October 7th was horrible.
[02:02:31] It was a violation of international law.
[02:02:32] I don't ever want to see anybody die.
[02:02:33] But if we act like there wasn't in October 6th and in October 5th, then we'd never
[02:02:37] get to the core of the first action list.
[02:02:39] And Robert Craven don't want that.
[02:02:41] And that's the bullshit of it, man.
[02:02:42] So anyway, that's how I feel about that.
[02:02:46] moan bars as always I mean he's brilliant argomahill is brilliant yeah October 7
[02:02:56] happened because of October 6
[02:03:00] meanwhile Aziz al-Shair was fined to the tune of eleven thousand nine hundred
[02:03:07] forty one dollars for having the name henry job written on his eye black
[02:03:10] during Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills and we're job was a five-year-old
[02:03:15] The Palestinian girl killed in Gaza in the hands of the Israeli forces in 2024.
[02:03:22] Kyrie Irving has come out and said, I'll take care of this fine.
[02:03:32] He got fined last season as well.
[02:03:35] That's right.
[02:03:36] I'll show you how to find a season as well.
[02:03:46] Look.
[02:03:51] We have to continue speaking out.
[02:03:54] We have to continue expressing solidarity to those who get punished for speaking out.
[02:03:59] We have to continue organizing.
[02:04:01] We have to do it all.
[02:04:03] We have to elect representatives that will follow through on our moral cause, that will
[02:04:10] seek out justice and accountability for Israel's crimes.
[02:04:17] It's not an if-and, or it's not an if, or not, what's the fucking term, I'm messing
[02:04:25] it up.
[02:04:26] It's not one or the other, it's both, it's all of it, right, it's all of the above.
[02:04:30] We have to continue, it's not an either or yes, regardless.
[02:04:40] It's not about focusing on one thing.
[02:04:46] A lot of people misunderstand this.
[02:04:47] They say Assam, why do you care about electoralism?
[02:04:50] Democrats will tamper the, or will take over the revolutionary potential of the masses.
[02:05:00] Feed it back in the bourgeois electoral politics Democrats won't actually advance this cause
[02:05:07] You can't trust them and to them I say look
[02:05:11] It's only one part of this this puzzle
[02:05:15] We have to be available and pushing on all fronts
[02:05:21] It doesn't take away from organizing a workplace doesn't take away from demonstrating
[02:05:26] We have to do everything because here's the reality.
[02:05:35] The opposition is fighting this battle on all fronts.
[02:05:40] They don't shy away from making decisions at the electoral level.
[02:05:44] They don't stop.
[02:05:46] APAC doesn't go, oops, we lost this race.
[02:05:48] I guess we got to stop trying to subvert American democracy.
[02:05:56] They don't stop.
[02:05:57] If it was meaningless, if it was meaningless, they wouldn't do it.
[02:06:04] Rich people do not waste money.
[02:06:06] Oh, they do.
[02:06:09] But there's always an intent behind it.
[02:06:11] They don't just light money on fire for no reason.
[02:06:14] We could fail in the process of dumping money into a certain endeavor, and we will make them
[02:06:20] fail, okay?
[02:06:23] But there's still a purpose for it.
[02:06:27] You have to remember, rich people are not spending money and burning social capital and
[02:06:33] political capital to stop people from speaking out for no good reason, okay?
[02:06:41] doing it because it is successful. They're actively subverting American democracy because
[02:06:50] they understand that more elected representatives that are critical of Israel means that the
[02:06:58] American relationship with Israel could change. That's why they fight back against it tooth
[02:07:04] and nail. If your voices didn't matter, they would not try to silence it. Okay? It is that
[02:07:16] simple.
[02:07:24] Here's the regulars sports podcast. Speaking about Benjamin Netanyahu and Robert Kraft's
[02:07:32] relationship Jewish and I represented Israel in the world baseball classic in
[02:07:38] 2013 and 2017 times change and I want to make it abundantly clear those of you
[02:07:47] that equate the belief in a government to Judaism you're not going to like what
[02:07:55] going to come out of my mouth and I can't stress this enough I don't like
[02:07:59] billionaires. Tanya headline three. Where this intersects in our realm? Yes. In sports headlines.
[02:08:05] We talk about pop culture, but this is in sports headlines. For those who don't know, there are
[02:08:10] two sort of heads of state among NFL owners. They're involved in everything NFL owners do. It is
[02:08:16] Robert Kraft and Jerry Jones. Nothing happens among NFL owners without Jerry Jones and Robert
[02:08:24] So they are at the center of fucking everything Robert crafts is so much at the center of collusion in every single collusion case
[02:08:31] Thank you that he was one of three
[02:08:34] I think three or four owners subpoenaed in the Colin Kaepernick collusion case and
[02:08:38] The reason that that's the case is because collusion can't happen without Robert Kraft
[02:08:43] True in the NFL collusion cannot happen without Robert Kraft and Jerry Jones
[02:08:48] There are owners of very and varying importance outside of that the runes the mayors the
[02:08:56] You know that hunts now have become incredibly powerful
[02:08:59] But those two collusion cannot happen without them and he just
[02:09:05] Performed with a collusion now is actually collusion no, but but we all can put together kidding me
[02:09:14] Robert Kraft is very good friends with Benjamin Netanyahu very good
[02:09:19] The end Benjamin Netanyahu by the way. I'm Jewish. Hi Israel Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal
[02:09:25] I am a Jew a Jew that actually played professional sports and put out that I was Jewish got a lot of death threats
[02:09:33] By the way in the fucking process. So yeah, I have a very big problem when Jews
[02:09:39] specifically try to use Judaism to justify oppression and in fact the most
[02:09:45] Jewish thing possible because we are Jews we are people that have been oppressed
[02:09:49] for thousands and thousands of years the most Jewish thing you could be is
[02:09:52] pro-Palestine what the fuck is wrong with you how do you not see this we
[02:09:59] just said truly how do you not see it like I don't it honest to God this is
[02:10:07] the one thing that actually breaks my heart.
[02:10:10] The moment you make your religion somehow a way to make yourself bigger is the moment
[02:10:17] you have lost me before you even opened your fucking mouth.
[02:10:20] And that's the one thing I've always loved about Judaism.
[02:10:24] Jews have always been the underdogs.
[02:10:27] This is not that scenario.
[02:10:29] And it upsets me in a way that I actually can't articulate.
[02:10:34] It's true, it's true.
[02:10:45] What else can I say?
[02:10:49] No notes.
[02:10:52] And there are a lot of people who feel this way, man.
[02:10:54] There are a lot of people who feel this way.
[02:10:56] They usually don't get an opportunity to speak.
[02:11:01] crazy is, there are so many Jews who feel this way in the United States of America, okay?
[02:11:07] So many of them. And they never get their moment in the spotlight. They are deliberately
[02:11:13] cast aside. They are rendered invisible. And that is by design, okay? Because it sucks
[02:11:22] That's to say it, but it is true and it must be said.
[02:11:31] Jews were critical of Israel, Jews were anti-Zionists, are made invisible by mainstream outlets,
[02:11:39] by design, because that breaks the collective messaging that criticizing Israel and opposing
[02:11:51] Israel is deeply anti-Semitic. That is the ultimate purpose that mainstream media serves
[02:11:58] to create a false conflation between Zionism and Judaism and to make it seem like all Jews
[02:12:04] universally support Israel unconditionally. That's it. This is not only wrong. The idea
[02:12:18] that there is this monolithic and organized jury, it's wrong, but it's also dangerous.
[02:12:26] And no matter, no matter what people say, I will keep telling the truth, no matter how
[02:12:33] much people yell at me for saying this undeniable fact, I will continue saying it.
[02:12:41] it doesn't matter. It gets frustrating, it gets annoying. There's heavy censorship.
[02:12:55] There is a barrage of manufactured outrage. But we have a duty to say the truth, okay?
[02:13:09] New Nebraska survey, by the way, has Dan Osborne as the front runner at 46% to Ricketts is 42%.
[02:13:15] The spike in diesel and oil will make this very tough race for the billionaire offspring,
[02:13:19] Ricketts.
[02:13:22] So, that's probably why CNN is deploying their big guns and hitting Dan Osborne on what
[02:13:32] he said about Trump supporters living horrible lives and only voting for Trump because
[02:13:38] Trump presents a false sense of victory.
[02:13:50] Here's some interesting stuff though.
[02:13:51] Ron White, a conservative comedian, Ron White, famously
[02:13:57] conservative comedian, Ron White, went on Joe Rogan.
[02:14:03] And not only did he go on Joe Rogan, but he fucking
[02:14:06] defended talafrico okay mr. tater salad went on the joseph roganet experience
[02:14:18] and delivered a crisis for the republicans it seems let's take a look at it and cost us a state
[02:14:27] six million dollars in fines and lawsuits and that happened to paxson so how did he cost what did
[02:14:34] Yeah, what did he do that cost $6 million?
[02:14:39] Well, back in 2020, eight of his assistants turned him into the FBI for fraud.
[02:14:45] One of them was a 50-year Texas Ranger.
[02:14:48] He fired that guy five decades of service in the Texas Rangers.
[02:14:52] Well, that guy sued him.
[02:14:54] Dude, Ken Paxton is such a uniquely repulsive figure.
[02:15:01] In American politics, broadly, where there's a sea of horrible monsters, Ken Paxton stands
[02:15:09] alone.
[02:15:10] But on top of that, Ron White is correct.
[02:15:17] Texas Republicans hate Ken Paxton.
[02:15:21] Not only is he physically repulsive, Ken Paxton, he's a uniquely ugly person, okay?
[02:15:27] Nobody looks like that.
[02:15:30] so ugly Trump called him ugly at the Republican convention in Dallas. If you remember, he's
[02:15:35] like, Ken Paxton, he looks like shit. I tell him, you look like shit. He won't like that.
[02:15:41] I said it. Ken Paxton, why do you look like that? It doesn't make sense. Nobody looks
[02:15:48] like Ken Paxton. I hate looking at him in the crowd was cheering.
[02:15:54] But yes, Kim Paxson is not only hard to look at, but Texas Republicans hate him.
[02:16:06] Texas Republicans hate him.
[02:16:08] And the only reason why Kim Paxson was presented as the Republican, the Republican candidate
[02:16:14] is because Trump, for some reason, but loyalty over competence once again, they ousted John
[02:16:21] Corvin or John Cornyn, sorry. And the Republican Party, of course, willingly voted for the
[02:16:30] Trumpy and candidate that Trump pushed for. And now, Texas GOP is suffering the consequences
[02:16:37] of it.
[02:16:39] Kim Paxton is a uniquely repulsive figure that even Texas Republicans have opposed consistently
[02:16:46] in the Texas legislature. His track record as an attorney general is abysmal. This is
[02:16:58] a real test, in my opinion. The Texas race for the Senate seat is a real test. Not to
[02:17:09] see the competence of the Democrats necessarily, even though I think Tala Rico has done a pretty
[02:17:14] good job so far, all things considered. He's under, you know, vicious attack, a
[02:17:21] barrage of misinformation, AI ads, they constantly say he's gay, woke, transgender,
[02:17:26] all the, you know, all that stuff. And he has proven to be resilient nonetheless,
[02:17:31] but the real test here is how far will Republicans go? How, how insane is the
[02:17:42] base. We are stress testing something that we haven't seen since Roy Moore in Alabama.
[02:17:53] Okay. That was the last time and Trump was far more popular back then. You remember
[02:18:04] Republicans in the state of Alabama had a tough choice ahead of them for maybe,
[02:18:12] maybe for some of them it wasn't a tough choice at all, but Roy Moore was outed as a pedophile.
[02:18:17] Right? Psychotic. Psychotic figure, horrible. He did the classic, like, I'm a super far-right
[02:18:25] Christian nationalist before it became a mainstay of Republican politics to this degree. He's the
[02:18:31] guy who was like, I'm going to put the Bible in every classroom, that kind of stuff, right?
[02:18:35] Okay. Roy Moore was outed as a pedophile. Roy Moore had been barred from his local mall
[02:18:46] in Alabama by the local Alabama law enforcement officers for what? For constantly preying
[02:18:55] on young girls, minors. And his opposition was Doug Jones. That was a test. Republicans
[02:19:07] still voted for Roy Moore, but Roy Moore still lost. Ken Paxton is similarly odious and
[02:19:20] worse, a worse national environment presents itself here in Texas, where Trump is even less
[02:19:30] popular now than he was when Roy Moore was running.
[02:19:36] So we shall see.
[02:19:42] December 5th, 2017, headline for the New York Times, President Trump endorsed Roy Moore
[02:19:47] a candidate accused of sexual misconduct against teenage girls.
[02:20:05] If you remember, as I was a political commentator at the time, and I still remember vividly,
[02:20:12] defended Roy Moore and not only did they defend Roy Moore, they also attacked Al Sharpton.
[02:20:19] They found a sacrificial lamb to attack.
[02:20:25] And the Democrats, predictably, fought back, not against the Republicans, but fought back
[02:20:31] by dropping Al Sharpton.
[02:20:33] They were like, fuck Al Sharpton.
[02:20:35] and Gillibrand led the charge. That's right. That also happened. Another misstep from the Democrats.
[02:20:46] Or Al Franken, did I say Al Sharpton? Sorry. Al Franken. I apologize. It was not Al Sharpton.
[02:20:54] It was Al Franken. I'm so sorry. The door's open.
[02:21:05] To very different people to very very very different people. I'm talking about Frank anyway
[02:21:11] But that was a test and the Republicans failed or rather the country succeeded
[02:21:18] the Republican Party failed I
[02:21:22] Suspect the Texas Senate run will be a new test
[02:21:28] Be a test to see how insane
[02:21:35] the Republican Party has gotten. That's simple.
[02:21:52] Here is Lakshya Jain, who I don't really like as an analyst. Talking about the Texas Senate,
[02:21:59] Tossup says, if this holds, and again, Talarigo has led nine of the last 10
[02:22:03] surveys in the state over the last two months, it would be the end result of
[02:22:06] nominating maybe the worst Senate candidate in modern history.
[02:22:13] Basically everything points to a slim Democratic victory right now. Our
[02:22:17] fundamentals scandal included Point to Talerico plus one. The polls point to
[02:22:21] Talerico plus two. Every other non-partisan model finds something
[02:22:25] similar. At some point, if it looks like a duck, it walks like a duck, it
[02:22:29] Quacks like a Doug is a duck, right? Third iteration of this post and hopefully this one works. This was all the way back in August 28th, by the way.
[02:22:39] And yes, these are projections and we never, we can never know. We can never know. Trump actually did the convention in Dallas for that reason.
[02:22:49] Right. Trump did the Dallas convention for this reason, because he wanted to defend Ken Paxson. Now, ironically enough, in that defensive Ken Paxson, he called them gross.
[02:22:58] But it doesn't matter.
[02:23:01] Texas Republicans don't fuck with Kim Paxton.
[02:23:03] They don't like Kim Paxton.
[02:23:05] There are John Cornyn voters.
[02:23:09] And even in this unique predicament, in this environment, there are actual lifelong Republicans
[02:23:13] in the state of Texas who will absolutely sit out this race.
[02:23:17] Some might even vote for Tala Frico.
[02:23:21] I don't want to give too much confidence to you.
[02:23:24] But the only reason why Texas is in play right now is because of how fucking awful Kempaxon
[02:23:31] is.
[02:23:35] And thank god James Calafrico made it out of that goddamn primary.
[02:23:41] Okay?
[02:23:42] I'm sorry.
[02:23:43] But Jasmine Crockett has shown time and time again that she was not ready for the fucking
[02:23:49] big leagues.
[02:23:50] Okay?
[02:23:51] Sorry.
[02:23:52] You can get mad at me if you want.
[02:24:05] This is the heavens mandate for the Democratic Party.
[02:24:07] This is perhaps the best possible thing that could have happened.
[02:24:11] The stars aligned and god damn it, the Democrats actually deliver an environment where Blegsus
[02:24:19] could happen. Okay? Straight up. James Tallarico makes it out of that primary, and then Donald
[02:24:28] Trump comes out and says, I'm endorsing Kempax, and you have to vote for Kempax, and the best
[02:24:33] possible candidate we could have gotten in Texas versus the worst possible Republican
[02:24:40] that they could have chosen. Now, having said that, would it shock me?
[02:24:46] me? Would it shock me if we got a result like plus five 10 packs, then after all is said
[02:24:54] and done? No, it wouldn't. Perhaps after my experience going up and down the country and
[02:25:05] getting more directly involved with campaigns, door knocking, seeing the voters, perhaps
[02:25:12] I'm a little blackpilled. It's true. I am a little blackpilled. I will admit.
[02:25:19] So far, James Tallarico has played it very safe.
[02:25:24] So far, Tallarico has played it very safe. He's done a very good job. I know people got mad at him
[02:25:29] because he was talking about like, you know, minor surgeries for trans children or whatever
[02:25:36] the fuck. And, and it's not even a real issue. So why are you even addressing it?
[02:25:41] is the real point of contention here. You're not supposed to just like cave on this stuff
[02:25:47] because it's just totally made up. It's like asking, Democrats want to, you know, shoot
[02:25:52] little babies in the head. What do you say to that? If he was asked about that,
[02:25:57] Talarico could say, no, that's not the case, right? That's not happening. Why are you
[02:26:01] asking me this question when there's an unprecedented cost of living crisis? And I think
[02:26:05] that's the appropriate measure to take in normal circumstances. But he basically turned
[02:26:10] around and said like no I'm not in favor of that stuff I'm so sorry don't take ownership over
[02:26:15] cynical framing that your opposition is presenting having said that having said that let's be real
[02:26:24] and talarico is is played as cards fairly well all things considered
[02:26:34] the only opportunity texas has is voter disenfranchisement which is you know
[02:26:38] something that Republicans engage in all the time.
[02:26:44] But of course, once again, Ken Paxton is a uniquely odious figure in Texas politics.
[02:26:54] So I think the situation is looking pretty good, I'd say.
[02:26:59] Kamala Harris campaign with Abdulla Michigan, great.
[02:27:03] I mean, she lost Michigan, but I think she will bring turnout
[02:27:07] up from demographics that really, really matter in this situation.
[02:27:13] That's why I don't even...
[02:27:16] You guys are throwing KWs up, but it's important, dude.
[02:27:19] It's important.
[02:27:20] It would be even better if Barack Obama came out and stalled for Abdul, okay?
[02:27:29] Kamala Harris did incredibly well with black voters in the state of Michigan.
[02:27:47] It wasn't enough for her to win because of her, you know, position on Gaza.
[02:27:52] Abdul doesn't have that problem.
[02:27:55] But clearly, more support and more turnout from the black community in Detroit and Wayne
[02:28:01] County, Michigan across the board, is beneficial.
[02:28:09] Not only does Abdul have to win here, but he has to win with convincing margins.
[02:28:14] So I am not going to cast aside any attempts from liberals, mainstream Democrats, establishment
[02:28:22] Democrats to galvanize, to consolidate support, to, you know, push for Obdelaw said it's good.
[02:28:37] 100%. It's good. I'm in favor of it. Because what's the alternative? What is the alternative?
[02:28:45] This is what we want. We want
[02:28:49] Mainline Democrats to come to our side to stump for our candidates our candidates who call out Israel's genocide. That's a good thing
[02:29:00] Okay, that is a good thing. I
[02:29:05] Wouldn't say this about Hillary Clinton, for example, I don't think Hillary Clinton's presence in Michigan would be a benefit to
[02:29:11] Abdulla said I think it would be a burden, but I think
[02:29:15] For Kamala Harris, her presence is good.
[02:29:24] Abdul's got the anti-genocide vote covered.
[02:29:29] Kamala Harris could draw excitement from a base of defensive voters that might be
[02:29:38] still a little bit frustrated about the dynamic at play here, right?
[02:29:44] Because there is an attitude, let's be real, in Michigan there is a little bit of an attitude
[02:29:49] between what is called Dearborn voters and the black voters in the state of Michigan.
[02:29:58] It's not super significant, but it still exists, right?
[02:30:02] There's remnants of disc intent.
[02:30:04] So, it's important to address those concerns.
[02:30:07] It's important to get these guys to come out and vote.
[02:30:12] Kamala Harris will bring the pro-genocide vote? No, that's not true. You're wrong about that.
[02:30:22] Kamala Harris will ensure that Abdel El Sayed doesn't hemorrhage Black support.
[02:30:30] Yeah, Kamala Harris famously lost Michigan, Nick Field says, but she and Obdolah said
[02:30:42] need each other here.
[02:30:43] Al-Sahed needs to show up to support among black voters while Harris needs to repair
[02:30:46] the breach with Muslim voters and critics of Israel and the Democratic Party.
[02:30:49] Yeah, some mutually beneficial situations certainly make no mistake.
[02:30:53] Kamala Harris is not doing this out of the kindness of her heart.
[02:30:55] She's doing this because she wants to make inroads with voters that refuse to vote
[02:30:59] for her because she participated in the genocide of Palestinians. Many of those voters probably
[02:31:03] will never vote for her, but it doesn't matter. In this circumstance, in this situation, it's
[02:31:08] still beneficial for Abdul to have Kamala Harris stomp for Abdul 100%. Does she even
[02:31:16] have that motion with black voters? Yes, she does. I think it speaks to, I think
[02:31:21] It's a testament to how out of touch we are as a community that we do not recognize that
[02:31:29] there is a real open wound here. Kamala Harris' defeat, especially against someone as toxic,
[02:31:37] as repulsive, as it was raised as a Donald Trump, created a real open wound for the most important
[02:31:45] base of support for the Democratic Party. Black women, 100%, 1000%. This doesn't mean
[02:31:54] that black women are not going to vote for the Democrats in the upcoming elections, but
[02:32:00] it's important to show support to black women and say, look, we are all in this together.
[02:32:10] We might not agree with Kamala Harris's worldview.
[02:32:19] We might have a different approach, but it doesn't matter.
[02:32:22] If you're trying to win elections, you have to get people on board.
[02:32:29] As she does her campaign once, she only lost 0.1% of black rep from Biden's 2020.
[02:32:35] It was the only demographic that did not hammered support from Biden's performance in 2020.
[02:32:51] Doesn't this take away from the theory that moderating doesn't work in purple states like
[02:32:54] Michigan? What? Obdolil Sayed is not moderating. If anything, that's why they keep yelling at him.
[02:33:05] mainstream media keeps yelling at him and uh... and
[02:33:09] they they've fired for the anyway let's get back let's get back to fucking uh...
[02:33:14] the demon that is can pack and dollars
[02:33:17] well uh... back in twenty twenty uh... eight of his assistants turned him into
[02:33:21] the fb i for fraud one of them was a fifty year texas ranger he fired that
[02:33:26] guy five decades of service in texas rangers
[02:33:30] well that guy suited and uh... and
[02:33:34] They fired four of the eight people that turned him in, he did, they fired him.
[02:33:40] And then he realized that he was going to get fucking sued over it.
[02:33:45] And he came up with a solution.
[02:33:46] He was going to give him $3 million to settle this case.
[02:33:51] And then the house said, no, it's not coming from us.
[02:33:54] And then they sued, won $6 million.
[02:33:57] And guess who paid that $6 million?
[02:33:59] You and me.
[02:34:01] to six million dollars for his bribery and how he ever got out of this stuff.
[02:34:05] He was impeached by the house, his own party impeached him 121 votes to 22.
[02:34:12] And then the Senate put him back in because they didn't want to lose the seat.
[02:34:16] And, uh, but he's a criminal.
[02:34:18] Just a piece of shit.
[02:34:19] And, uh, I don't know enough about him, but I.
[02:34:24] Come on, Joe, you don't know enough about the attorney general,
[02:34:28] the state that you love, the state that you admire.
[02:34:31] the state that you fucking say everyone should move to.
[02:34:34] That's crazy.
[02:34:36] Sure.
[02:34:36] Let's say you don't know.
[02:34:40] Now, you know, how do you feel about it?
[02:34:44] You've had Tala Frico on the pod.
[02:34:46] You liked him when he was on the pod.
[02:34:51] What are we doing?
[02:34:52] Do you know that they're surprised that Tala Rico is ahead of him in the polls?
[02:34:55] I'm not.
[02:34:56] I think that people are sick of what's going on right now in Texas.
[02:35:00] that they've been in control for 30 years. What have they given us? Let somebody else fucking drive.
[02:35:08] This is great take. Holy shit. Ron White, my goat. Oh my god. Ron White, welcome to the tent.
[02:35:15] So, I mean, here's the funny thing about Texas, okay? Here's the funny thing.
[02:35:22] You know, barring the Trump phenomena that obviously had tremendous turnout from Hispanic
[02:35:30] voters in the state of Texas and swung alarmingly in Trump's direction, plus 14 state for Trump.
[02:35:39] Texan voters, like lifelong Texan voters, especially those that live in like Dallas,
[02:35:43] Houston, Austin, these guys actually vote for Democrats in fairly large numbers.
[02:35:50] It is usually the newcomers of the state of Texas that keep the Texas GOP alive.
[02:35:56] Okay?
[02:35:57] The newcomers to the state of Texas that come from other states, like Joe Rogan, ironically,
[02:36:04] that are like, oh yeah, I'm here to wear my snake skin boots and my big bell buckle
[02:36:07] and fucking, you know, 10 gallon hat, like those are the motherfuckers that are not
[02:36:12] lifelong generational Texans that are the newcomers that get to register to vote
[02:36:18] in the state of Texas.
[02:36:19] thing happening in Florida too by the way. Those are the people who love voting for the worst possible
[02:36:25] dog shit fucking candidates. You know who lifelong Texas are like, especially ones that are native
[02:36:40] to Texas that have lived in us their whole lives. They're like wake, woke wilder. That's what a
[02:36:47] What Texan is like, okay?
[02:36:52] There are so many people in Texas that are exactly like that.
[02:36:55] There's so many people all around red states.
[02:36:57] Many of you live in fucking red states.
[02:36:58] Ironically enough, many of you live in red states and you despise both the Republican
[02:37:03] Party and you hate the Democratic Party and its representation in your states in general.
[02:37:09] So I know this.
[02:37:12] It's anecdotal, sure.
[02:37:14] But I've seen it.
[02:37:19] Same with Florida, same with all these other places.
[02:37:25] There's a real movement, a real populist movement, one that, uh, one that leans into the justifiable
[02:37:31] rage that people feel, but then redirects that rage to the actual perpetrators responsible
[02:37:40] for the economic struggles that you go through. The issue is the Democrats oftentimes don't
[02:37:48] redirect the attention to those who are responsible for your economic struggles. They redirect
[02:37:54] it back to whatever the Republicans are pointing to. They say, yeah, you know, Republicans
[02:37:59] are right. We'll just be like the more moderate version of Republicans that don't work.
[02:38:10] That don't work
[02:38:15] But the jackal in my marijuana and I'm ready to get them out. Yes and sauces. Thank you
[02:38:37] Huh
[02:38:40] Thank you. Speaking of the South, South Carolina and KS potentially in play too. I wouldn't
[02:38:57] go that far. Yeah, yeah, weed is on our right. The big thing that cooked the Republic of
[02:39:04] Texas. I've heard that. Yeah, I mean, you're losing your number one advocate, right?
[02:39:14] If your number one advocate is Joseph Robinette Rogan,
[02:39:18] Joseph Roganette experience, and you take a big stance against weed,
[02:39:25] you engage in weed prohibition, you're going to lose your guy.
[02:39:29] Meanwhile, what are the fucking Texans politicians up to?
[02:39:32] I
[02:39:34] Covered this briefly. I I I responded is briefly on the timeline. I saw it
[02:39:39] University of Texas with planet a a football game
[02:39:44] And there was a snapshot of the crowd
[02:39:47] celebrating in the aftermath of the Longhorns victory
[02:39:52] The crowd looked exactly like the state of Texas plenty of white people but in the in the front of the line
[02:39:59] or a bunch of brown students, some of which were Indians, some Mexican, some Asian.
[02:40:06] Both French, Republican nominee for Texas Railroad Commissioner, pointed out the brownness of the
[02:40:19] crowd. He said, I heard UT graduation this year look like this. I didn't believe it. The
[02:40:24] problem is now obviously far worse than anyone imagined. Now, what's really funny about
[02:40:29] about this is, what's the problem here?
[02:40:32] University of Texas requires, I believe, 75% of its student
[02:40:38] population to be from Texas. These are fucking Texans, okay?
[02:40:46] These are generational Texans as a matter of fact. Or is it 90%?
[02:40:50] Never mind. This is the beauty of America. This is the
[02:40:57] as a redeemable quality of the United States of America. This is what I love about America.
[02:41:03] I will say it with my motherfucking chest all day, every day. And I tweeted it out as well.
[02:41:12] I said, it's so funny to be mad at one of the best qualities of America. You can have strivers
[02:41:17] come from anywhere around the world, and their children are fully assimilated to American
[02:41:22] culture. That's the best quality of America. That's what has made America into the land of promise.
[02:41:33] To oppose that, to oppose the diversity of America is to oppose America itself.
[02:41:41] Okay. Straight up. And the question remains,
[02:41:45] means. What are you mad at exactly? This is racial. It's very obvious that this is racial
[02:41:54] because these are people who are in the act of assimilation. If your argument is, oh,
[02:42:00] well, they don't abide by our culture. They don't like our culture. Well, seems like
[02:42:04] they certainly like our culture. Certainly seems like a bunch of longhorns here. This
[02:42:12] This is saying the quiet part out loud.
[02:42:14] The problem for both French and many others is racial.
[02:42:19] They do not believe that brown people are real Americans.
[02:42:24] They are otherizing Indian Americans, Americans of Indian descent, Americans of South Asian
[02:42:30] descent, Americans of Asian descent are not white and therefore not real Americans.
[02:42:35] That's the whole point that they are making here.
[02:42:41] If you say, oh, they come here and they don't assimilate to our culture, well, here they
[02:42:44] have assimilated so perfectly.
[02:42:49] Oh, they're not here to, they're here on the, they're here to take advantage of our welfare.
[02:42:56] They're here to, to steal our resources.
[02:42:59] Well, here they are at a public university studying as Americans to advance American
[02:43:06] goals to participate in the American labor force to become productive members of American society.
[02:43:16] The only reason why you're mad is because you fucking hate that they're brown.
[02:43:23] Now the rest of the photo when you look at it ironically enough you can see
[02:43:27] the rest of the photo is all white students as well.
[02:43:30] Well, Nick Fuentes said it clearly. It's about skin color and ethnicity. Yes, Nick Fuentes
[02:43:38] is far more honest than many of these other Republicans. Ben Shapiro, how to take on it.
[02:43:48] I want to see he is he is arguing against the Republicans being racist, which, you know,
[02:43:54] woke Ben Shapiro. Let's take a look. Supposed to be upset that people from different ethnic
[02:43:57] background to enjoy college football. A viral photo of like, I don't know, 30 Brown students
[02:44:02] from the stands of this weekend's UT Ohio game went viral when a random low-level local
[02:44:06] GOP candidate said, kind of grows things about their skin color. These are not people who
[02:44:10] are there flying the Mexican flag or the Palestinian flag or protesting for Gaza.
[02:44:16] The only evidence we have about the belief system of these people is that they are
[02:44:19] putting up the Texas hook'em horns
[02:44:25] for a football team in Texas.
[02:44:28] That's literally the only thing we know about them.
[02:44:29] Is that they're-
[02:44:30] I love that.
[02:44:31] He's like, oh, they're not protesting Gaza.
[02:44:34] So they're fine.
[02:44:34] Okay, thanks, Ben.
[02:44:37] Glad to see that that's your only concern.
[02:44:38] If they were brown and also protesting for Gaza,
[02:44:41] then I hope they should be jailed.
[02:44:43] But even when he is trying to make a woke argument, he has to fucking still turn it around to Israel somehow.
[02:44:52] Are Texas football fans?
[02:44:56] Are conservatives supposed to-
[02:45:06] Ridiculous.
[02:45:08] Anyway.
[02:45:10] Now let's get to the Houthis.
[02:45:12] And let's get to situation monitoring once again, we're now going to the Babel Mandib Strait,
[02:45:20] the Yemen War. Houthis claim Saudi F-15 fighter jet shot down over Marib.
[02:45:27] Madib, the situation will be monitored. Gas prices are still going up
[02:45:36] with a real energy crisis that is imminent.
[02:45:38] Yemen's Ansarullah Houthis have released a video, but they claim shows a Saudi fighter jet shot down by the group.
[02:45:47] The Houthi military spokesman says they shot down the F-15 fighter jet while it was flying over Marib.
[02:45:56] Al Jazeera cannot independently verify the Houthi claim of downing the jet, and there is no confirmation yet of that report.
[02:46:05] I mean, what is there to verify?
[02:46:11] They got the tail number it's over which from Saudi Arabia
[02:46:15] The fighting has been intensifying between
[02:46:19] Uncerula Houthis and
[02:46:21] The Yemeni government forces over recent days
[02:46:25] Here's a closer look at the area where this incident is said to have happened
[02:46:30] Houthis claimed the Saudi jet was shot down while it was flying over Marabh Governorate.
[02:46:38] That's about 120 kilometres east of the capital, Sana'a, and it's about 300 kilometres from
[02:46:45] the Saudi border.
[02:46:49] The Houthis have also released new footage, but they claim shows fighting in Al Jaf.
[02:46:57] is a northern Yemeni province bordering Saudi Arabia. Now the Iran-backed group
[02:47:04] has advanced west and south over the past week seizing territory. The Ansarullah
[02:47:12] Houthis also say they've inflicted heavy losses on government forces
[02:47:17] following days of fighting. Let's take a look now at who controls what areas in
[02:47:24] Yemen. The Houthis now control all of Yemen's Red Sea coast and parts of the country's interior.
[02:47:33] Meanwhile, the internationally recognized government and its allied forces control much of the
[02:47:39] Do cutters
[02:47:44] The Qatari state broadcaster Al Jazeera's commentary on the stuff is so golf-coded
[02:47:51] Where they just like
[02:47:53] They have a very different style guide when covering the
[02:47:58] The Anzala movement is it's like pretty apparent to where they basically sound off in the same way that like CNN does
[02:48:06] It's very funny. They're like, well, the internationally recognized government of Yemen
[02:48:14] is fighting a battle of liberation against these Iranian proxies in the Hathies. It's like,
[02:48:24] where is the Yemeni administrative state? It's in fucking Saudi Arabia. Okay.
[02:48:30] The Houthis, on the other hand, are in Zana. The Asala is in Zana. It's a civil war.
[02:48:35] They're winning.
[02:48:45] I get it. They're Zaidi Shia, or they're rather led by the Zaidi Shia Houthi family.
[02:48:57] But what are we doing, you know? South and east of the country.
[02:49:01] The latest to fighting is concentrated, as we just mentioned, in the El Jof region, where
[02:49:08] the Houthis say around 275 government troops have been killed, wounded or captured in just
[02:49:15] four days of fighting.
[02:49:23] For more on this story, we're joined now by Youssef Maury, live from Yemen's capital
[02:49:27] Sanaa, Yusuf, what more can you tell us about the downing of this plane?
[02:49:35] Well, we know that earlier today the Yonsar Allah group, they released a statement announcing that
[02:49:41] they have shut down a Saudi F-15 fighter jet in the outskirts of Madib. And then they said that
[02:49:49] they would release the footage proving that this was the case later on in the day and just
[02:49:55] 30 minutes ago they released a video showcasing their military operation that targeted this
[02:50:02] what they what they're saying is the F-15 Sa'udi fighter jet this took place during the clashes
[02:50:08] in the night hours you could see through the radar the attack the operation the launching of
[02:50:14] the missile the land-to-air missile that was launched by the unsolvable group they're saying
[02:50:21] It's domestically made here in Yemen and you could see in the footage clearly that this fighter jet on video
[02:50:28] Was hit directly which caused it to crash down whereby later we see footage of the debris of the plane of the aircraft
[02:50:37] Burning and we also see the Saudi flag on the wing of this
[02:50:43] F-15 Saudi fighter jet so the unsolved a lot who these are confirming that this was a
[02:50:48] One thing that's interesting about the current formation of the onslaught law movement, especially in the aftermath, of their actions against the state of Israel, which actually brought them a lot more support from different sects within the public.
[02:51:04] because Yemen is a, you know, there's a lot of tribes. In Yemen, there's a lot of tribal warfare,
[02:51:09] just like in Gaza, there's still a tribal conflict and sectarian conflict, religious conflict.
[02:51:17] But what happened in the aftermath of their actions against the state of Israel was a lot
[02:51:24] of consolidation, a lot of support from different sects that were previously warring in this
[02:51:30] ongoing conflict. And what the Asala movement has done since then from what I understand is very
[02:51:36] difficult to get a full grasp over what's going on there and part of the reason why they don't call
[02:51:42] themselves the Houthis. But Asala law instead, people of God, is because they are no longer
[02:52:00] advancing a sectarian cause that they want to be the official full-blown
[02:52:13] official full-blown government of Yemen and they also recognize that given the
[02:52:19] Zadisha population being you know only 10% I believe which is still fairly
[02:52:25] significant in numbers in Yemen because Yemen is is unbelievably
[02:52:30] populous in comparison to all of these other Gulf countries. In many of these
[02:52:35] other Gulf countries what a lot of people don't know is the the nationals the
[02:52:40] number of nationals is marginal is tiny. Yemen is approximately 40 million
[02:52:46] people we don't know the actual number okay. So even 10% of that 40 million
[02:52:54] is a pretty significant number. But the answer a lot as far as I understand is trying to generate
[02:53:04] popular support from all subsets of Yemeni society rather than, as they have done so in the past
[02:53:11] during the Civil War, advance some kind of sectarian conflict. They want to be the rulers of Yemen
[02:53:17] for everyone. Not just the Shia population. And you see a version of this in their actions or rather,
[02:53:30] lack thereof. When Iran initiated the retaliation, they didn't join the fight
[02:53:40] until the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reinforced their blockade. Only then did Ansarullah truly
[02:53:49] spring into action. What is this I'm talking about just play Minecraft bro please what is going on man.
[02:53:57] Successful military operation. They're also saying that the latest video that they've
[02:54:09] released it's proof that Saudi Arabia is the one conducting the airstrikes across Yemen
[02:54:15] and not as the internationally recognized Yemeni government claims to be carrying
[02:54:19] out the airstrikes themselves. They're also saying that this is a clear indication
[02:54:24] that it is Saudi Arabia who is violating Yemeni sovereignty
[02:54:28] and who's interfering in Yemen's internal affairs
[02:54:31] and that it is Saudi Arabia who's going to be held accountable
[02:54:34] for its military airstrikes across various provinces
[02:54:38] under the control of the Ansarallah Houthi group.
[02:54:41] Yeah, Yusuf, just to give our audience a bit of context
[02:54:44] to this latest incident,
[02:54:46] this has been a relatively quick advance by the Houthis.
[02:54:49] Where do things stand on the ground now?
[02:54:54] Well, the Ansar-Allah Houthis, they're continuing to advance.
[02:54:58] We've seen a report yesterday where the fighting was taking place in Al-Jawf and we see the
[02:55:03] Ansar-Allah Houthi fighters win a decisive victory whereby they captured and seized the
[02:55:09] armored vehicles, some of the trucks that were, that they were engaged in clashes
[02:55:15] with in the eastern governorate of Al-Jawf.
[02:55:19] Likewise also in western taiz, clashes continue there as the Ansarullah Houthis are attempting
[02:55:26] to get closer to the city of taiz.
[02:55:29] Right now they are on the outskirts of taiz and this is the same strategy that they are
[02:55:34] employing in madib.
[02:55:36] They're on the outskirts of madib making ways and trying to close in on the city itself.
[02:55:41] So right now the government position is a defensive position.
[02:55:44] They're trying along with Saudi Arabia's help through the air to prevent the Ansar
[02:55:48] Lahouthis from sacking the city of Madib and sack and also the city of Taiz but
[02:55:53] with this latest news development that we're receiving right now if this video
[02:55:59] is verified it's it's it's a it's proof that Saudi Arabia is engaging with the
[02:56:05] internationally recognized Yemeni government in waging airstrikes against
[02:56:10] the Ansar Allah Houthis in west of Yemen and also in the south and in
[02:56:15] the central provinces. According to the group Saudi Arabia has conducted more than 450 airstrikes
[02:56:21] over the past couple of days.
[02:56:26] Yousef Maury joining us live from Sanaa, thank you.
[02:56:30] We're joined now by Scott Ulinga, a former senior CAA officer. Now a foreign policy
[02:56:35] and military analyst for more on this story and we do need to just remind our viewers
[02:56:40] that at the moment El Jazeera has not been able to verify this footage or this
[02:56:44] claimed by the Houthis. Scott, thank you very much for your time. How reliable. Yeah, they do use Claude.
[02:56:50] So maybe that's their, that's their cope. They're like, well, we even been able to verify
[02:56:55] the fucking footage. Maybe they use Claude. Maybe they use generative AR.
[02:57:00] It might get seen what they've been able to take out an F-15 fighter jet.
[02:57:06] Do you think this claim is from the Houthis of the downing of a Saudi plane?
[02:57:10] I think that um actually you get the mic while you eat hate moron that wasn't my mouth noises
[02:57:17] I'm gonna crash out here take a fucking week off stupid that was actually the mouth noises of the the
[02:57:23] person that doesn't have audio gate noise gate because they're coming in from zana
[02:57:40] chatter living the fucking lap of luxury frustrated that the dude the
[02:57:46] correspondent that is delivering news from the poorest country on the fucking
[02:57:50] planet that is under constant bombardment doesn't have adequate noise
[02:57:53] gate oh I'm sorry do you have a noise sensory issue because you're
[02:58:00] autistic oh no perhaps the dude living in the poorest country that's like
[02:58:06] Existed only under bombardment for the last fucking three decades should really be considerate of your issues
[02:58:18] This is probably fairly reliable information because if you recall in
[02:58:25] Perhaps a year ago or more the hoodies had claimed to destroy at least eight u.s. Drones
[02:58:33] Now, these were high altitude drones and they have stealth profile, but the Houdy missile
[02:58:39] systems, their surface to air missiles had the capability to destroy several of those.
[02:58:46] So it's very possible that a low-flying F-15 Saudi that was probably engaged in ground
[02:58:53] attack was vulnerable and was indeed shot down, given the Houdy's ability proven
[02:59:01] but it will be on occasion destroy aircraft.
[02:59:05] Okay, so if it's true, how bad is it then,
[02:59:07] I guess for Saudis, but also for the conflict?
[02:59:12] Well, it's been in the sense that
[02:59:14] it's perhaps a slight loss in prestige,
[02:59:18] but we have to remember,
[02:59:19] Saudi Arabia actually has a large air force
[02:59:21] and they have the second largest number of F-15s,
[02:59:25] second only to the United States.
[02:59:27] They have more than 230 F-15s.
[02:59:31] The loss of one is simply the cost of doing business
[02:59:35] in the dangerous conflict that they are participating in.
[02:59:40] So this is a propaganda victory for the Houdies,
[02:59:43] but it is not going to affect Saudi resolve
[02:59:47] to protect the remaining cities in Yemen.
[02:59:51] Yeah, I was going to ask you, what does it mean?
[02:59:54] Gone.
[02:59:57] How many competent Saudi Air Force pilots does this man think Saudi Arabia can waste?
[03:00:12] Are you kidding me?
[03:00:16] Like when an F-15 explodes, it's not just the loss of like, you know, tens of millions
[03:00:25] of dollars that are are lit on fire with Houthi surface to air missiles.
[03:00:33] You now lost not one, but two specialists.
[03:00:37] Most likely Saudi nationals.
[03:00:42] That that is a far, far larger concern.
[03:00:50] That's years of training, that's years of experience.
[03:00:55] playing down doesn't mean the pile has died. True.
[03:01:02] But it often means that they're captured.
[03:01:19] Yeah.
[03:01:20] Hasem al-Assad being cryptic again, F-15, praise BTU, oh Allah, don't worry I'll be the
[03:01:32] Arab translator here, they're claiming to have either shot down an F-15 or that they
[03:01:35] destroyed an F-15 in a Saudi military base, lol I figured it has something to do with
[03:01:39] the Saudi F-15 I just wish you would say what happened but I get it more or this way.
[03:01:57] I mean this is some real Viet Cong shit. It's really interesting because the Viet Cong also
[03:02:04] were presented as like, you know, mostly like a peasant class, but they also had like fairly
[03:02:11] sophisticated equipment, fairly squiscated, sophisticated equipment that they got from the
[03:02:15] USSR, you know, surface air missile systems, stuff like that, like anti aircraft systems.
[03:02:22] And yet they were also presented as like a bunch of flip-flop wearing guys who defeated the
[03:02:27] the American military. But yeah, it's, it's, it's not dissimilar. I mean, you got both,
[03:02:34] you got people who wear flip flops and you got sophisticated surfsayer missile systems
[03:02:38] at the same time. But the in-suitification is also taken root in the anti-imperialist
[03:02:49] movement. Our Jane Fonda is now Jackson Henkelbink.
[03:02:53] you about the balance of this conflict I guess in in the sense of propaganda but
[03:02:58] also in real terms about what ground is as conceded to who. Well right the hoodies
[03:03:05] have proven to be very clever in their tactics as well as in their weapons
[03:03:13] employment. These weapons most likely they were in SA3 or in SA6 which are
[03:03:20] legacy Soviet missiles that have been modified by the Iranians along with the
[03:03:26] hoodies and they make clever modifications to these legacy systems that
[03:03:31] I've read about this he's right they do crazy shit bro they retrofit old-ass
[03:03:43] USSR missile systems and they're able to take pot shots at like F-35s and shit
[03:03:49] it's insane enable them to still be quite effective on
[03:03:53] you know it's i think it's a mistake uh... always to underestimate uh... the
[03:03:58] cleverness of the hoodies however uh... with four hundred and fifty sorties
[03:04:03] the saudi air force i'm sure has been very effective in uh... in attacking
[03:04:08] bombing
[03:04:09] the uh... the advancing uh... the advanced
[03:04:15] why would you make that assertion
[03:04:18] When all readily available evidence proves that that assertion is false.
[03:04:25] And it wasn't just the Saudis.
[03:04:31] The Americans couldn't bring the fucking Ansarullah movement to heal.
[03:04:36] What are we talking about?
[03:04:37] Do you think the Saudis can do shit?
[03:04:39] No, they have hardened underground positions, especially in places that they've been operating
[03:04:52] out of for, you know, almost a decade.
[03:04:57] If anything, they might be wide open when they're advancing.
[03:05:02] I don't know how they alleviate that problem, but it seems like they can still advance
[03:05:08] and then take out F-15 fighter jets we've seen so far.
[03:05:13] But yeah,
[03:05:21] the problem with the new advances for the Houthis is that they're no longer in
[03:05:26] rugged mountainous terrain.
[03:05:28] They're no longer in fortified terrain. A lot of the places that they're
[03:05:31] traversing is like wide open
[03:05:33] spaces.
[03:05:35] So they're much easier to bomb.
[03:05:37] Having said that, however, it's clear that they have sufficient anti-air defenses, this
[03:05:44] right here is proof.
[03:05:45] Seeing forces of the Houthis.
[03:05:48] Our correspondent there, and I think you just referred to this, but our correspondent said
[03:05:52] there that the Houthis are claiming that this is domestic made weaponry.
[03:05:55] So is that the modification you're referring to, or is there a much broader scope in
[03:05:59] terms of the missiles or the weaponry that we are seeing being used here?
[03:06:05] Well, I think it's a little bit of propaganda on their part, but the Houthis themselves
[03:06:12] seem to have an ability to even improve systems that the Iranians have provided them.
[03:06:18] Now, the Iranians have also provided the Badaq 1 and 2 missiles, which I believe are probably
[03:06:26] based also on Russian designs.
[03:06:29] But again, the Houthis have used them imaginatively in the past.
[03:06:35] Those missiles require, for instance, a based tracking radar.
[03:06:41] And they have been able to modify that by putting that on a truck mobile platform so
[03:06:47] that the radar site cannot be destroyed.
[03:06:49] So they have proven to be innovative in their use of technology.
[03:06:54] You said it was a mistake to underestimate the Houthis.
[03:06:56] wondering if you think Saudi Arabia has somewhat found themselves caught off guard by underestimating
[03:07:01] the Houthis?
[03:07:02] Perhaps.
[03:07:03] But we also have to remember that Saudi Arabia has been fighting against them for a considerable
[03:07:09] period of time.
[03:07:10] And in fact, it was US pressure under the Biden administration threatening to withhold
[03:07:18] weapons exports that basically kind of compelled the UAE and Saudi Arabia to stop fighting
[03:07:25] against the Houthis around the 2016-2017 timeframe.
[03:07:30] So Saudi does have a history of fighting against them,
[03:07:34] but it is clear that historically speaking,
[03:07:37] they are a relatively formidable threat
[03:07:41] for the numbers that they have.
[03:07:43] Yeah. Scott Ulinga joining us, former CIA officer.
[03:07:47] Thank you very much for your time.
[03:07:49] Thank you.
[03:07:51] Well, fighting is intensifying on several fronts in Yemen.
[03:07:55] with government forces reporting fierce clashes with Houthi fighters in the West and South
[03:07:59] of the country. And the conflict is worsening, an already critical humanitarian situation,
[03:08:05] with thousands of people displaced from the conflict zones. Al Jazeera's Mahali has more
[03:08:10] from Te'ez. Let's begin with the ground fighting, specifically on the fronts in Osabihah,
[03:08:19] Ra Salara and Al-Mudarba.
[03:08:22] Their joint government forces say they have repelled a fierce Houthi attack.
[03:08:26] According to military sources, the Houthis used multiple combat formations, along with
[03:08:31] a range of light, medium and heavy weapons.
[03:08:34] The attack was reportedly aimed at advancing toward the strategic Kahbub Mountains.
[03:08:39] Military sources say the offensive coincided with heavy airstrikes by the Yemeni Air
[03:08:43] force, targeting Houthi positions, fortifications, and fighters heading toward the same front,
[03:08:49] particularly around the Adoriba-Sharara Triangle.
[03:08:53] The airstrikes also targeted Houthi reinforcements and a number of military vehicles in the Ras
[03:08:59] al-Ara and Mudaraba districts.
[03:09:01] Meanwhile, the local education department has suspended classes and schools for one
[03:09:05] week with the possibility of extending the suspension, citing heavy fighting north
[03:09:09] and west of the district.
[03:09:11] The area has also come under intense Houthi artillery fire, affecting large parts of the
[03:09:16] Ras Al-Ara and Al-Mudaraba districts.
[03:09:19] Elsewhere, on the southern rural fronts of Taiz, particularly in the Al-Adrum, Ghayl-Bani
[03:09:25] Almor area, government forces say they have repelled another, large-scale Houthi attack
[03:09:30] involving various types of weapons.
[03:09:33] Government sources say the forces inflicted casualties and equipment losses on the Houthis.
[03:09:39] They also said the government forces had regained the initiative, and launched an offensive
[03:09:43] aimed at retaking areas previously captured by the Houthis.
[03:09:47] The Yemeni government says the latest developments, particularly the Houthi militia-
[03:09:51] I would take some of this information with the Grand Assault.
[03:10:11] The military escalation along the western coast are no longer solely an internal Yemeni
[03:10:17] issue.
[03:10:18] It says continued support for the Houthis is contributing to efforts to turn Yemeni territory,
[03:10:23] the western coast and the Bab al-Mundab Strait, into a platform for threatening global maritime
[03:10:28] trade.
[03:10:29] The Yemeni government has also called for international action to a-
[03:10:33] Yeah, notice how they all say Al Jazeera has been unable to verify the claims
[03:10:36] of the quote unquote Yemeni government, which is currently in Saudi Arabia. And yet, when
[03:10:42] the onslaught movement shows photographic imagery of a successful down at 15 fighter
[03:10:50] jet, they still say, Oh, we haven't been able to independently verify or confirm. That's
[03:10:55] literally that that's the that's the standard. Yeah. There is no Yemeni Air Force, by the
[03:11:03] unless you're talking about like fucking drones or something or the missile systems that the Houthis have.
[03:11:10] Address what it describes as threats by the Houthis to international shipping.
[03:11:14] This position echoes recent statements by Yemeni Permanent Representative to the UN,
[03:11:19] who called on the international community to establish an integrated deterrence mechanism
[03:11:24] to prevent threats to international maritime navigation.
[03:11:28] At the same time, the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate.
[03:11:32] International organizations say they're no longer able to establish a definitive figure
[03:11:37] for the number of people displaced by the fighting. This includes people fleeing conflict zones
[03:11:42] along the western coast in Hodeidah and Taiz governorates, as well as those affected by the
[03:11:48] recent expansion of fighting toward al-Mudadirba and Lajj. Meanwhile, to the Middle East,
[03:11:55] Iran is rejecting new talks with the U.S. until its conditions over the Strait of Hormuz.
[03:12:01] Why don't they understand that they've lost the war and the battle and their navy and their head of command?
[03:12:12] I don't understand like what's wrong with these guys man? What the fuck is wrong with these Iranians?
[03:12:17] Why don't they understand that we defeated them already? Please come to the recognition that you have been you have lost
[03:12:26] And it's not like they lost once it's not like they lost twice they've lost like
[03:12:31] 600 times
[03:12:33] They lose every day
[03:12:36] According to Trump that is that's what Trump keeps telling me and I believe him and I love him
[03:12:52] That's what we didn't ask for new talks meanwhile the Iran-backed Houthi rebels reportedly telling the US
[03:12:57] They do not plan on attacking American or Israeli shipping interest as they ramp up operations against Saudi Arabia
[03:13:02] But they're shutting down the straight over in the Red Sea, so that's not good. All right
[03:13:06] So trading is live in Tel Aviv with the latest force. Hey, Trey
[03:13:10] Yeah, hey guys. Good morning tension remains high around the straight of Hormuz as reports indicate
[03:13:15] Multiple explosions were heard there overnight. The Iranians claim they shot down an MQ one
[03:13:21] Predator drone belonging to the United States
[03:13:23] And we do know that U.S. forces targeted a number of small Iranian boats that were reportedly
[03:13:29] trying to steal a U.S. sea drone earlier this week.
[03:13:33] Vice President J.D. Vance discussed the threat to the shipping lane on Tuesday.
[03:13:38] Despite the fact that we did accomplish a substantial destruction, not just of their
[03:13:42] nuclear program, but also of the Iranian conventional military, we've seen the Iranians
[03:13:47] shooting at commercial shipping, even in the midst of peace negotiations.
[03:13:52] I think the president has actually done to the responsible thing here,
[03:13:55] which is to try to ensure that world.
[03:13:57] This was awesome.
[03:13:59] Vice president Vance, uh, delivered an incredible response to the all in podcast.
[03:14:07] Where he literally said, come on guys, give us a little bit more time.
[03:14:11] Trust me, things are going to get better.
[03:14:15] That is their midterm strategy, buddy.
[03:14:18] they are
[03:14:31] it's so awesome
[03:14:32] usually markets despite iranian terrorism continue to get that flow of oil and gas
[03:14:38] around supreme national security council released a statement around the same time
[03:14:41] saying quote don't get distracted by the u.s president's mixed signals from
[03:14:45] no negotiations to a ready to talk. The stakes around oil and the straits have
[03:14:49] changed. Damage control won't stop what's coming. No talks until Iran's
[03:14:53] conditions are met, period. With a focus on Iran, one of the country's largest
[03:14:57] proxies, the Houthis in Yemen, are ramping up their attacks on Yemeni
[03:15:00] government forces and neighboring Saudi Arabia. The Saudis intercepted a Houthi
[03:15:04] drone overnight near the holy city of Mecca as these attacks expand in
[03:15:08] range. Now, the key thing to remember here is that the escalation is linked
[03:15:12] to the situation with Iran and the Houthis are receiving direct orders and support from
[03:15:16] the regime in Tehran.
[03:15:18] So the Saudis are conducting strikes, they have requested US support, President Trump
[03:15:23] has not granted that yet.
[03:15:24] But, Larry, let me give you a different perspective on this.
[03:15:27] Why are the Houthis doing it?
[03:15:29] Because Iran is paying them cash and offering them material and operational support.
[03:15:34] If the Houthis are a pure proxy to Iran, and not more so an ally, a close associate and
[03:15:42] an ally, then why the fuck didn't they shut the Bob Elmandev trade immediately?
[03:15:48] Why haven't they shut it off fully right now in the same exact way that Iran shut off
[03:15:55] the Strait of Hormuz?
[03:15:59] Why do they wait until the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia attacked the airport in Sanaa and reinforced
[03:16:06] the blockade that they have maintained this entire time?
[03:16:11] This is a question these guys have no answer for.
[03:16:14] This is proof that the Ansarullah movement, while directly aligned with Iran, I am not
[03:16:21] saying that they're not a part of the Axis of Resistance, is not a pure proxy.
[03:16:25] I would go so far as to say Hisbullah, in spite of their own domestic issues, is probably
[03:16:32] closer to a proxy than Ansarallah actually is.
[03:16:38] There are Shia militias in Iraq that are far closer to operating like a proxy to Iran than
[03:16:46] the Ansarallah movement.
[03:16:48] I too used to think that the Ansarallah movement's ultimate goals were to advance
[03:16:53] the interest of Iran in the region. I was wrong, okay? I was wrong because what proved me wrong
[03:17:03] was their lack of action, their lack of action when Iran struck the Strait of Hormuz.
[03:17:14] If they were a pure proxy, if they were a pure proxy and not a power that is trying to reach sovereignty
[03:17:27] inside of the borders of Yemen, they would have reacted instantly when Iran did.
[03:17:33] Ansar Allah is a partner ally. Are they weaker? Yes. Are they poor? Yes. But they're still respected ally by Iran.
[03:17:40] Iran not a vassal to be used to be used. Yeah. Also, yes, Ansar Allah isn't even fully Shia.
[03:17:46] That's what I was talking about when I said they want to be seen as a unifying power. That's
[03:17:48] why they don't like the, that's why they're not called the Houthis anymore. It's just
[03:17:52] that that's the one family that is like the leader of the Ansar Allah movement. Um,
[03:17:57] but they now have, you know, Sunni commanders, Sunni officers. Uh, they have cast aside
[03:18:03] sectarian conflict in an effort to gain popular support and sovereignty. A big part
[03:18:08] of that initiated after the Sunni forces in the country, in the aftermath of very cruel
[03:18:16] and very brutal civil war in many of these places inside of Yemen, backed by the UAE,
[03:18:22] backed by Saudi Arabia, backed by some of the worst Salafist forces, mercenaries alike.
[03:18:28] A lot of the Sunni commanders, a lot of the Sunni opposition put their arms down when
[03:18:35] The Ansarallah movement was implementing a blockade over the Red Sea
[03:18:40] because of the Israeli genocide of the Palestinians.
[03:18:44] No matter what happens, for those in Yemen, the one thing that they have the utmost
[03:18:50] respect for is the Palestinian emancipatory cause.
[03:18:55] It doesn't matter.
[03:18:56] Even the Saudi proxy leadership will openly speak out to defend Palestinians.
[03:19:04] No matter what, there is no faction inside of Yemen, whether they are, you know, Salafis
[03:19:10] doing Islamic jihad, whether they're al-Qaeda, there's no faction inside of Yemen, that is
[03:19:16] a Yemeni faction.
[03:19:17] Sunni Shia doesn't matter, that does not care about the emancipation of the Palestinians.
[03:19:27] This is precisely the reason why, why do people watch this dumb guy, parasotia panda?
[03:19:33] I don't know. Maybe they're learning things.
[03:19:36] Do you know about the civil war in Yemen?
[03:19:39] Are you familiar with the different sex involved in this conflict?
[03:19:42] Are you familiar with the different partners involved?
[03:19:45] The external forces involved in this destabilizing civil war?
[03:19:52] Who's winning? Who's losing?
[03:19:53] What kind of impact that has on the price of oil, the price that you see at the gas pump?
[03:20:00] Isn't that even, you know, you might not like me.
[03:20:02] You might not have to agree with me, but isn't this at least like peeking your curiosity a little bit?
[03:20:09] Like you came in here maybe not for the same reason that many others do, and you ask this question.
[03:20:17] But while you stick around, you could learn a thing or two, you know?
[03:20:32] Unless you were asking why do you watch this dumb guy and talking about Larry Kudlow?
[03:20:37] That was your question, it's because we have to learn what our opposition is saying.
[03:20:42] Support. But this Iranian escalation is evidence of the pain that they are going through economically.
[03:20:49] Axios reports that Sencom commander Admiral Brad Cooper convened a meeting of top military commanders from regional countries including Israel this week
[03:20:57] week to strengthen security cooperation needed to address the ongoing threats from Iran and
[03:21:02] its proxies. There are a lot of moving parts right now, but more than six months into this
[03:21:06] conflict, currently there is no end in sight.
[03:21:09] Guys?
[03:21:10] Patriot, does it seem like we're leaving the Saudis, the Saudis out to dry? They're reaching
[03:21:14] out now to Egypt for help. They asked us for help. We have Cooper over there talking
[03:21:18] to MBS who called the president. What do you think the problem is? Why wouldn't
[03:21:23] we help an ally like Saudi Arabia?
[03:21:25] Is it also more cynically about the material interest of the factions Yemen to stoke up the rank of five because Israel doesn't really ally with anyone in Yemen?
[03:21:31] Yes, everyone in Yemen hates Israel. That's what I'm saying
[03:21:35] Which includes the Houthis
[03:21:37] That's the point. I'm making yes
[03:21:39] Like people will say oh they just like cynically opposed Israel's genocide
[03:21:45] One there's no evidence that that's the case and two it doesn't even fucking matter
[03:21:49] matter. Because the point that I'm making is broader than that. The point that I'm making
[03:21:53] is that both the Houthis, the Sunnis, the Shia, every part of Yemen fucking hates Israel and
[03:22:01] wants to seek out the emancipation of the Palestinians. Very different attitude. Yemen
[03:22:08] is what it looks like. Well, it's not a perfect example, but Yemen's expression against
[03:22:15] Israel is what a lot of these other countries in the Gulf and Egypt would look like if they weren't vassal states
[03:22:23] Because the overwhelming majority of the population fucking hate Israel
[03:22:28] right
[03:22:30] But they're kept in order and under constant watch
[03:22:36] And
[03:22:37] Sometimes even jailed and arrested prosecuted by a minority government or you know a monarchy
[03:22:45] that is keeping the population obey, keeping them under control at the behest of American interest.
[03:23:00] But of course, we have to continue seeking out the punishment of countries that are trying to
[03:23:06] generate sovereignty for themselves for their own people, because otherwise, you could have a popular
[03:23:12] revolt in every country. And that would be devastating. So we have to consistently bomb
[03:23:16] Yemen, destroy Yemen, never allow Yemen to like trade and exist as a sovereign state.
[03:23:23] Allow them to operate in the region, have regional partnerships, allies and the like,
[03:23:28] constantly destabilizing it, constantly destroying it. Because if you had a sovereign Arab country,
[03:23:34] the most populous Arab country in the region, in the Gulf with 40 million people,
[03:23:42] And allow them to develop allow them to have sovereignty allow them to exist as a normal sovereign country
[03:23:47] Then that would be a fucking terrifying prospect for the rest of the gulf
[03:23:52] Even worse if it is a Shia ruled country that is a majority Sunni and
[03:24:00] relatively peaceful
[03:24:03] Right that would be fucking terrifying
[03:24:07] You can't have that
[03:24:09] Arabia being that they're bombing, they're shutting off a straight that's affecting our
[03:24:16] oil prices and they're bombing a pipeline that's affecting our oil prices.
[03:24:21] Egypt is more than 125 million, big dog. I said the Gulf.
[03:24:30] It's a good question and some reports indicate the Saudis even reached out to Israel for
[03:24:34] intelligence about the Houthis because they are making serious territorial gains and there
[03:24:39] are reports that indicate they were even fighting over an island in the Babal Mandab
[03:24:43] Strait. This is another critical waterway into the Red Sea and if they put pressure there
[03:24:47] you're looking at a dual situation of pressure in the Strait of Hormuz and also this proxy
[03:24:51] pressure in that Strait into the Red Sea. Both would affect global energy prices
[03:24:56] and so certainly the Saudis are going to look for all the help they can get to
[03:24:59] to address the-
[03:25:00] So someone asked, why isn't Trump helping out?
[03:25:05] Two reasons.
[03:25:06] Number one, we can't.
[03:25:09] And that is perhaps most consequential reason.
[03:25:12] That's the most important.
[03:25:13] We can't.
[03:25:15] We're stretched too thin.
[03:25:17] We're spread too thin.
[03:25:18] We are using and exhausting all of our resources
[03:25:22] and lighting them on fire in the Strait of Hormuz.
[03:25:29] What are we supposed to do? Move some of the assets away from the Shredda Hormuz,
[03:25:32] away from encircling Iran to now defend Saudi Arabia?
[03:25:39] Can't do that. Number two, we have done this already and we lost.
[03:25:45] Donald Trump, Operation Prosperity Guardian and even Joe Biden had tried to bring the
[03:25:55] Ansar Allah movement to heal with regular bombing campaigns that cost billions of dollars
[03:26:02] And in the process the Yemeni forces
[03:26:05] The Houthis the Ansar Allah movement they were able to not only light
[03:26:11] Reaper drones on fire. I
[03:26:14] Think it was like 10 plus if I'm not mistaken, but they also were able to take potshots at a fucking F 35
[03:26:22] life. A poorest country on the planet. A country that has
[03:26:28] withstood a man-made blockade and a genocidal famine as a
[03:26:35] consequence of that by Western backed Saudi and UAE forces.
[03:26:39] That country, in that movement, was able to fight back against
[03:26:48] the United States of America and defeat the United States of America.
[03:26:53] America could a side deal.
[03:26:54] If you remember, Trump said, those Yemenis, man, those Houthis, they got hands.
[03:26:59] They're very brave warriors.
[03:27:01] That's what he said.
[03:27:02] And he cut a deal with the Asadullah movement where he said, look, you can keep implementing
[03:27:09] a blockade on carriers going to the ALOT port or carriers going to Israeli ports, just don't
[03:27:20] hit our aircraft carriers and do not hit our naval assets.
[03:27:27] Please.
[03:27:30] America even said you can strike Israel if you want to.
[03:27:33] Just don't strike our assets and we won't bomb you.
[03:27:36] The Houthi said yes.
[03:27:39] So we have already tried
[03:27:41] to bring the Ansar Allah movement to heal and fail to do so. We spent a billion dollars in the process.
[03:27:49] We got a side deal with them. This was a year and a half ago.
[03:27:54] So,
[03:27:57] we've tried it and it didn't work.
[03:28:00] The real question here is
[03:28:02] Why is MBS doing this? Why is Saudi Arabia trying to implement a blockade over Yemen?
[03:28:10] Why hasn't Saudi Arabia given up on this conquest? Part of that is because they
[03:28:17] don't want a stronger foothold for a resilient Iranian ally with a border in
[03:28:25] their southern territory. But the other reason is because there's some internal factions as well
[03:28:35] within the kingdom, within the family, within the royal family. There's some people who are really
[03:28:38] pushing for this. I don't know where MBS stands on this exactly, but there is definitely internal
[03:28:47] drama within the royal family. I suspect that if left to his own devices, MBS would
[03:28:55] drop this shit. As a matter of fact, he signed a peace treaty. MBS signed a peace treaty with
[03:29:06] Iran. China directed it. This was of course the new security environment, the new security
[03:29:17] architecture being built in the region before October 7.
[03:29:21] When October 7 happened, it all fell apart.
[03:29:30] But the other part of the reason why MBS was willing and able to sign this peace treaty
[03:29:35] with Iran was because nobody likes having their oil refineries lit on fire in the backdrop
[03:29:44] of a formula one race that is precisely what the hooties did
[03:29:49] because they're fucking crazy
[03:29:53] the hooties understand
[03:29:56] the language of violence they say look
[03:29:58] you strike us
[03:29:59] we strike back
[03:30:01] you have a lot more to lose than we do
[03:30:04] and they're right
[03:30:06] they've withstood
[03:30:07] a genocidal famine
[03:30:10] and bombing campaigns over and over again
[03:30:12] for the last couple of decades for the last two decades almost
[03:30:16] for them they have nothing to lose this is an existential war before saudi arabia
[03:30:21] that wants to be seen as a partner
[03:30:24] western capital
[03:30:27] having your oil refineries light on fire in the backdrop of a formula one race
[03:30:31] is devastating and that is
[03:30:33] ironically enough exactly what iran is actually using to its advantage
[03:30:37] currently
[03:30:38] as foreign capital
[03:30:40] is pulling out of not only the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,
[03:30:44] but from the Emirates as well.
[03:30:46] To kill the idea of Dubai, said an IRGC commander.
[03:30:53] And they've done so successfully.
[03:30:56] Ex-pats don't wanna live in a country
[03:31:00] that is under constant threat,
[03:31:02] constant bombing threats.
[03:31:04] And that is precisely what the IRGC has done, also in Dubai, Amazon Web Services came out
[03:31:21] today and said hold on AWS said wartime damage means some Middle East cloud
[03:31:40] services are gone for good that's a loss of capital that is the inherent
[03:31:47] weakness of this international design.
[03:31:53] Amazon's cloud infrastructure in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates is beyond saving.
[03:32:01] It is unable to restore access to resources and data in some of its availability zones in the
[03:32:07] Middle East after data centers were damaged during the US war with Iran. This is a loss of
[03:32:13] capital. This is a loss of profit for an American company. This is why I said that from the Iranian
[03:32:23] perspective, they don't need to hit the American heartland. They can hit American capital. And
[03:32:30] because capitalism is an international design, it is everywhere all at once. That makes it
[03:32:37] vulnerable. This is a unique vulnerability of this international design.
[03:32:46] This is now the reality.
[03:32:52] This is why the Ansar Allah movement and the Islamic Republic have leverage.
[03:32:59] They are fighting an existential battle against forces that are fighting for profit, against
[03:33:08] forces that are fighting to preserve the interests of profit, corporate profits.
[03:33:13] A cloud region. Losing customer data because of an airstrike. I don't think that's ever
[03:33:26] happened before said Doug Mattery, head of internet analysis at cyber security firm Infoblox.
[03:33:35] To address concerns about strikes, the country's officials have floated the prospect of building
[03:33:38] data centers underground, which would add to the enormous cost.
[03:33:56] It's impossible to keep track of all the Saudi-assist onslaughts hit in the past few
[03:34:09] days as Omni-Khanietz.
[03:34:11] If people realized how bad the situation really was, they'd be panicking.
[03:34:16] So once again, while all of this is happening, we have not been able to restrain Iran.
[03:34:33] As I've said over and over again, as time passes, we keep digging deep into our pre-existing
[03:34:45] Strategic petroleum reserves
[03:34:48] every day that goes by is a day where Iran gains more leverage and
[03:34:57] once again a reminder to everyone Iran is not utilizing the momentum that it has at its disposal
[03:35:07] because
[03:35:09] Iran has been able to successfully
[03:35:11] deteriorate the anti-air defense systems in the region. Iran has been able to
[03:35:18] take out 15 American bases, filled to the brim with American assets to the tune
[03:35:24] of billions of dollars. The cost of the war, if it continues, is said to be
[03:35:31] around 236 million dollars a day. That is the conservative estimate. That is
[03:35:39] the reality. That's your health care, that's your roads, that's your infrastructure, that's a lack of
[03:35:46] high-speed rail. But perhaps from the perspective of the national security apparatus, that is the dream
[03:35:54] of American military primacy drowning in those waters in the Persian Gulf. This is where we're at.
[03:36:02] And we only got here because we were foolish enough to be led by a despotic tyrant by the
[03:36:12] name of Donald Trump, who was the only American president stupid enough to listen to the Israeli
[03:36:20] government to advance Israel's interests, to put American lives at stake.
[03:36:30] And we have been doing it in a very unique way.
[03:36:34] One additional piece of information that just came out this morning is something that I
[03:36:39] want to draw your attention to.
[03:36:42] There was a cryptic message that came from our boy, Tel Aviv Trey.
[03:36:49] Trey Yinks confirms at Fox News something that is unique.
[03:36:56] a u.s. contracted vessel traces was hit
[03:36:59] during an iranian attack earlier this week two sources told
[03:37:03] box news the incident occurred
[03:37:07] in her quotes around the straight of hormones
[03:37:10] and involved for iranian drones and at least one missile
[03:37:14] one of the projectiles struck the vessel and caused minor injuries
[03:37:19] including smoke inhalation the injured are being treated in a golf
[03:37:23] country some in air quotes
[03:37:26] U.S. personnel were on board. What does this say? It can only mean a couple of things.
[03:37:37] Number one, this was the IRGC hitting an American naval asset, probably not the case.
[03:37:43] Number two, the American Navy are now operating the oil tankers or American security forces
[03:38:01] are now engaging in mercenary acts at the behest of Petrocapitalist where they are directly
[03:38:12] in charge of commandeering these fucking oil tankers on the southern coastline of Oman
[03:38:22] because no Filipino crew is willing to take the risk.
[03:38:30] American soldiers are directly dying for oil.
[03:38:38] We are sending our sons and daughters to this region to die for Israel and to die for oil
[03:38:46] once again.
[03:38:52] INCREDIBLE STUFF.
[03:38:54] UNFUCKING BELIEVABLE.
[03:38:59] What can you say?
[03:39:14] This is unsustainable.
[03:39:18] But of course, it's also intentionally vague.
[03:39:21] Bonser Berry says, what am I supposed to do with this information?
[03:39:23] Was it a tanker?
[03:39:24] Was it some sort of contracted escort ship?
[03:39:26] in the shade of hormones become harder to discern each day. All I know is that there are daily
[03:39:32] explosions. Incredible stuff. So either they contracted an American asset, a naval asset,
[03:39:43] and that got hit. And that was carrying, you know, obviously American security forces and
[03:39:49] they were injured. They make it seem like it's a minor injury. But it seems that the fact
[03:39:55] they're revealing this means it was more cost-quantial than just minor injuries, or something even
[03:40:05] stranger is taking place where the American Navy is directly commandeering, like, steering
[03:40:11] the ships. It is crazy.
[03:40:17] Yes, US personnel means servicemen, I know.
[03:40:24] It means that they're not defense contractors.
[03:40:26] It means that they're active duty service members.
[03:40:29] Yes, I know.
[03:40:31] That's part of the reason why they even revealed this information to begin with, I suspect.
[03:40:42] New escalation around the Strait of Hormuz sources tell F-
[03:40:45] i suspect that we will have more information on this incident
[03:40:51] in the upcoming days that iranian forces in the u.s. contracted ship with
[03:40:55] americans on board
[03:40:57] is iran security chief sets down the prospect of new talks with washington
[03:41:01] a chief foreign correspondent trai eggs reports live in televieve
[03:41:06] let's continue right from these with the forces in yemen and we have seen in
[03:41:10] recent years strikes not just by israel but also by the united states
[03:41:14] against the hooties traded it appears like we're at a standstill here that
[03:41:18] there's really no talks going on
[03:41:21] and i guess
[03:41:22] from your view being
[03:41:24] in israel right now and having your sources
[03:41:27] in these regions
[03:41:29] what's the expiration date is it all about the election right now
[03:41:35] at this point the iranians believe that they can wait out the president into
[03:41:39] the midterms but president trump is told fox news that that's not part of
[03:41:42] his calculation. The bottom line here is what we are looking at is ongoing economic
[03:41:46] pressure against the Iranian regime with the U.S. naval blockade in place. But the
[03:41:51] Iranians prepared for this possibility and appear at this point unwilling to make any
[03:41:56] sort of agreement. And they are still firing on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. And
[03:42:00] we're going to have some more reporting later this morning on another attack that
[03:42:03] the Iranians launched on a vessel there in recent days. And it gives you a sense
[03:42:07] of just how active this arena is. We were on the USS George Washington earlier
[03:42:11] this week, and on a daily basis the United States is conducting nighttime operations
[03:42:15] to ensure that millions of barrels of crude oil can be escorted out of the Persian Gulf
[03:42:20] each and every day.
[03:42:21] But it doesn't mean that this-
[03:42:22] Yeah, there is no calculation on the Trump side.
[03:42:25] My man is not capable of mathematics, okay?
[03:42:29] Basic algebra is lost upon Donald Trump.
[03:42:32] He does not know what his next action is going to be.
[03:42:36] He does not even know what is coming out of his fucking mouth.
[03:42:40] And, you know, you elect clowns, you got to enjoy the circus, because that is precisely
[03:42:48] what the fuck is going on right now.
[03:42:51] In the meantime, as I said earlier, Saudi Arabia is now engaging in export controls of diesel
[03:43:00] to the European markets.
[03:43:03] The American government yesterday, our energy secretary, yesterday floated the idea of
[03:43:07] doing the same.
[03:43:09] This will cause a major logistics crisis in Europe, in the European continent.
[03:43:15] They cannot get their diesel, especially when Russia is also either unable or refusing to
[03:43:22] send diesel to Europe, partially out of the sanctions concerns Europeans are not getting
[03:43:30] their diesel from Russia.
[03:43:32] Again, also because the critical oil infrastructure, critical energy infrastructure in Russia is
[03:43:40] getting lasered with Ukrainian drone strikes directed by NATO satellite imagery.
[03:43:53] It is complete chaos.
[03:43:57] Complete chaos is imminent.
[03:44:06] Conflict is over and again the Iranians remain at this point defiant about reaching a possible
[03:44:10] deal.
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[03:44:16] streaming now on Fox One.
[03:44:19] Yeah, we need dollars dollars, but we also need gas prices to go down and you know like I know fuel prices are surging because of the war with Iran
[03:44:27] Swagged outfit. I will say as a suit guy when I I gotta recognize other suit guys out here. Okay. This is a crazy fit
[03:44:36] I like it you researched from Brown University says Americans have paid an extra check this out
[03:44:41] 107 billion dollars for gas and diesel since the fighting began diesel is no
[03:44:46] Oh, important thing to mention here.
[03:44:51] That's gone directly into the profits of the fossil fuel industry.
[03:44:56] It's not like we're sending this money somewhere crazy.
[03:45:01] It's going back into the pockets of the oil and gas giants.
[03:45:06] Also important to recognize.
[03:45:10] Okay.
[03:45:12] Just remember that.
[03:45:13] They are making so much money.
[03:45:17] Never let a crisis go to waste.
[03:45:20] So remember.
[03:45:21] It's now at an all-time high, 631 a gallon.
[03:45:25] And that is important because diesel powers the trains and trucks that keep our economy going.
[03:45:30] Jason Allen went to San Antonio to look at the impact on one produce company.
[03:45:36] It doesn't matter what's inside each truck.
[03:45:39] truck. Every variety of produce Nando Gonzalez brings to Texas. This is
[03:45:43] California. Requires hundreds of gallons of diesel fuel to get here. We got
[03:45:48] pineapples, grapes. Gonzalez showed us how much more he's now paying for
[03:45:53] freight, the cost to move a truck of apples from Washington. He says it
[03:45:57] was just over $5,000 a year ago, 7,000 in August, 9,000 in the last seven
[03:46:05] days. That particular load, this is what the actual cost is almost $10,000. So you had to pay more
[03:46:12] to get the truck. Some truckers may even add fuel surcharges on top of that, Gonzalez said.
[03:46:18] Meanwhile, truck drivers like Ashley Charles almost quit last month.
[03:46:27] Even though he charged higher rates for freight and added a fuel surcharge,
[03:46:31] he says he still barely covered his costs.
[03:46:35] And after all expenses, you pocket $200.
[03:46:37] What's that going to do, brother?
[03:46:38] Produce is perishable and can't sit in storage
[03:46:41] waiting for a better deal.
[03:46:43] So price increases get passed on quickly.
[03:46:46] River City is already making hard decisions
[03:46:48] on what they can afford to bring in
[03:46:50] and what their customers can afford to buy.
[03:46:52] We're feeding children in schools.
[03:46:54] We're feeding sick people in hospitals.
[03:46:56] So we have to do it, but it just
[03:46:58] got to a point where we have to start adding more and more
[03:47:01] and more on to the bottom line
[03:47:03] because it's getting passed down to everybody.
[03:47:05] For CBS Mornings, I'm Jason Allen in San Antonio.
[03:47:08] This morning, Wall Street is bracing for the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates.
[03:47:13] It comes as home buyers are being squeezed, with 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rates jumping above 7%
[03:47:20] up from 6.25% a year ago.
[03:47:23] If the Fed raises rates, those monthly home payments will likely rise with them.
[03:47:28] And nearly seven months into the war with a
[03:47:34] I'm sorry
[03:47:36] That she was so loud. I heard it while pissing dude
[03:47:41] And let me tell you my piss is loud as hell and I can hear the video
[03:47:45] All the way from the bathroom and it disrupted my pissing
[03:47:52] Don't worry wash my hands still
[03:47:54] Woke me the hell up. Yes. Stay woke, baby. I
[03:48:02] Was frying chicken in there, dude, that's what that's what good dick sounds like when you're pissing
[03:48:08] Also, Austin ox made a request. I I saw and I was peeing in the bathroom and
[03:48:15] We're gonna film that right now Austin ox. I hope you're watching
[03:48:19] Hold on actually you know what I'll just use the okay one second
[03:48:29] We have to record a button for the YouTube channel.
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[03:49:07] I don't know what YouTubers say when they do that stuff.
[03:49:11] So let me see.
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[03:49:19] probably live.
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[03:49:45] Minus one or take two. Head ass.
[03:49:48] Ainsley, Aaron Hart did it better. Shut up. You sound like the major media YouTube outro
[03:50:04] guys. It's probably because I've watched them so much that it's just like it's just permanently
[03:50:09] burned into my brain.
[03:50:16] Anyway, let's continue.
[03:50:19] Americans are also footing a rapidly rising bill from the price of the war itself. The Congressional
[03:50:24] Budget Office now estimating $38 billion in rising to the price of the things we need,
[03:50:30] like oil, more than $106 a barrel, the slowdown in the Strait of Hormuz, and the closure of
[03:50:36] a key Saudi pipeline, driving up the price of gas. Oh yeah, I saw this. Diesel prices
[03:50:42] pushed to new. I was going to reply to this with a, never been a big suit guy,
[03:50:46] But I just got one custom made for a wedding and I'm gonna I am and I'm going to as a game changer might have to get another one
[03:50:51] Yep
[03:50:53] The suit craze has hit
[03:51:00] Chopper trap house I
[03:51:08] Just got a dog shit raiser work that a me got wiped out by gas prices. Sorry King
[03:51:12] The record highs again overnight above $6.31, whose toll extends far beyond the pump.
[03:51:21] As the fuel that powers farming, construction, and manufacturing, diesel's rising costs
[03:51:26] can show up in everything from groceries to clothes to home heating.
[03:51:30] I'm not worried about somebody coming in my house and stealing my TV.
[03:51:33] I'm worried about stealing my diesel fuel.
[03:51:37] You got them.
[03:51:38] Rotary guy complaining about diesel fuel prices.
[03:51:41] Oh, my Lord is over in Georgia.
[03:51:43] George Peak owns and operates a 100 acre cotton soybean and pecan farm.
[03:51:48] He tells us that the high cost of diesel has added 30 percent to his fuel cost.
[03:51:54] The power of the equipment that we have has to run on diesel.
[03:51:59] Even gasoline doesn't power these big engines that we do.
[03:52:03] It's it's got to be diesel.
[03:52:06] Yep diesel is the fuel that is necessary for logistics from trains the big trucks
[03:52:15] To agricultural output
[03:52:19] Bucking in saying prices are completely out of control
[03:52:23] Has been pressuring the Federal Reserve for years to lower interest rates
[03:52:28] But that's the opposite of what you do in the face of inflation now the president's
[03:52:32] appointment. Kevin Warsh is at the helm of the Fed. He and his team will have to make
[03:52:37] this pivotal decision today. And the markets, George, are anticipating an interest rate hike.
[03:52:43] That would make borrowing more expensive, but it would hopefully put pressure on many of
[03:52:47] those consumer prices, George. Yeah, a lot of eyes on that today. Okay, Rebecca, thanks
[03:52:51] very much. We have an exclusive look at damage to U. S military sites in the Middle
[03:52:55] release from Iranian drug.
[03:52:57] By the way, this shit is bananas.
[03:53:00] Like, it's not gonna come as a surprise to you guys
[03:53:03] because I have been covering the damage extensively
[03:53:09] at the Piker Broadcasting Service,
[03:53:11] which by the way, subscribe to the Piker Broadcasting Service,
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[03:53:29] Service once again.
[03:53:40] But now, major media is catching up to the news from the region.
[03:53:47] But you already knew about it.
[03:53:49] Came across as very smart to your co-workers and friends when you repeated some of the things you have learned here
[03:53:57] That's why they pay me the big bucks at the people's broadcasting service
[03:54:04] You ruin my brain with gg easy at level 10 hype train I
[03:54:10] Will play a song that is a secret if we get to level 10 hype train
[03:54:17] Not telling you what it is.
[03:54:24] Okay, no one is subscribing.
[03:54:39] That's crazy.
[03:54:41] That's crazy.
[03:54:44] Let's continue.
[03:54:45] strikes. Active service
[03:54:47] members sent these photos
[03:54:48] to CBS News. They asked
[03:54:49] that their names not be
[03:54:50] revealed. It follows a new
[03:54:52] report estimating the war
[03:54:53] with Iran has cost get this
[03:54:54] more than $33 billion so far.
[03:54:58] I see a lot of laundry fires.
[03:55:06] That's the only thing I see.
[03:55:09] Is it theory of a dead man?
[03:55:10] I hate my life. No, Jonah
[03:55:12] Kaplan is here with the
[03:55:14] exclusive images. Jonah,
[03:55:15] Good morning.
[03:55:16] Flag of morning, they say pictures worth a thousand words.
[03:55:18] Blue Mountain, Xilex.
[03:55:20] With billions of dollars.
[03:55:20] With the 50 Bones.
[03:55:22] Not been shown to the public.
[03:55:23] One service member told us, quote,
[03:55:25] we're standing there with our eyes closed.
[03:55:27] Blonde Bob with another 50.
[03:55:31] Months after US forces launched operation
[03:55:34] at the fury against the Iranian regime.
[03:55:36] With five.
[03:55:38] Three-mog girl with a 10.
[03:55:40] The damage Iran has inflicted
[03:55:42] on US positions overseas.
[03:55:45] This image, taken at the Prince Sultan Air Force Base
[03:55:48] in Saudi Arabia, shows a direct hit on the back half
[03:55:51] of a Boeing E3 Sentry jet, which is critical
[03:55:54] to gathering intelligence.
[03:55:58] That, my friends, is half a billion dollars.
[03:56:07] Do you understand?
[03:56:08] An E3 Sentry AWACS retrofitted by Boeing can cost approximately 300 to 540 million dollars.
[03:56:31] The E3s are the Sentry in the air.
[03:56:37] These are the reason why American surveillance supremacy is established, okay?
[03:56:46] You throw up 10 of these bad boys, and there aren't that many of them, okay?
[03:56:55] You put them up in the air, you put them up in the air, and you can see the ass hair
[03:57:03] of an insurgent from miles away. Okay. It is a tremendous achievement of technology of
[03:57:17] the aerospace industry. And now this one is destroyed beyond repair. You cannot call this
[03:57:30] a minor a minor isn't it this is half a billion dollars let on fire it's over
[03:57:40] just want you to understand you cannot buff this one out
[03:57:45] you cannot simply stick some duct tape on this bad boy
[03:57:49] and let God sort it out. It's over. They are the older ones. We have P-8s as the pinnacle,
[03:58:01] now to replace the EP-3 and the P-3. These pictures from Camp Bering and Kuwait reveal
[03:58:09] leveled trailers and a burnt-out truck. The remote military post is a major staging area
[03:58:14] for ground troops armored vehicles and aircraft. A new Defense Department report estimates Operation
[03:58:20] Epic Fury has cost more than $33 billion through June, including roughly $3.7 billion in, quote,
[03:58:28] equipment losses. Also, the Congressional Budget Office has demanded estimates for repair.
[03:58:38] The Defense Department, now known as the Department of War, has not given a number on the cost
[03:58:49] of repair for all of these assets that were lost. Perhaps that's indicative of a broader
[03:58:56] issue. Perhaps we will never repair these assets ever again. That is my suspicion. I
[03:59:06] I think that these 15 American bases that were rendered inoperable and all of the billions
[03:59:14] of dollars worth of equipment inside of these bases, including early advanced warning systems,
[03:59:20] radar installations, they're gone and they will never be put together ever again.
[03:59:27] It's gone.
[03:59:28] It's over.
[03:59:29] It's done.
[03:59:30] of course made the rest of the region, the Gulf States, less safe because these radar systems
[03:59:39] are used to create a missile trajectory to deploy PAC-3s and PAC-2s and other anti-air missile systems.
[03:59:53] This is also made Israel less safe. This entire region
[03:59:57] has all of these military bases and these radar installations to also ensure that we are
[04:00:05] calculating the trajectory of all of the medium-range ballistic missiles being lobbed
[04:00:10] by the IRGC in the direction of Israel as well. This is why the IRGC has seen more success in
[04:00:18] in recent tit for tat bombing campaigns on the Jordanian American bases, the American
[04:00:29] bases in Jordan. This is of course where we have shipped all of our remaining assets in
[04:00:37] the region too. Things are not looking great for Israel. Things are not looking great
[04:00:44] for Jordan, and things are not looking great for the United States of America.
[04:00:50] Let's take a look at what Lieutenant General Mark Hurtling had to say about the cost on the Iran
[04:00:56] war so far. The Congressional Budget Office is a bunch of, I don't think they could be defended
[04:01:00] if they called them eggheads. We love eggheads here. They're a bunch of really smart people,
[04:01:04] economists, and accountants I imagine and researchers who work for Congress. So Congress
[04:01:10] can say, how much does X cost or would X cost? And they're able to figure it out, okay, we're on
[04:01:16] numbers, you want to do X, you want to figure out what we spent on Y? Here's the number.
[04:01:20] So a member of Congress asked the Congressional Budget Office, how much have we spent? This
[04:01:25] is just the financial cost, this is just in dollar terms. How much have we spent on the
[04:01:29] war in Iran so far? And the Congressional Budget Office said, okay, estimating this,
[04:01:34] trying to figure out that $38 billion. That's between February 28th, the first day of the
[04:01:39] the war on August 1st. So the meter is still running.
[04:01:42] One of the other things the CDO mentioned was that if this war continues it will cost
[04:01:47] between two and three billion each month. What I want to point out, not from a budget
[04:01:53] years perspective, but from a military guys perspective, is this is a snapshot of today.
[04:02:00] It is not a snapshot of what we're going to look like a year from now, five years
[04:02:05] for now, 10 years from now, because as we've seen,
[04:02:08] equipment's been damaged, bases have been destroyed,
[04:02:12] we've seen ships coming back from deployments
[04:02:14] rusted up and needing repair, missiles that have been expanded.
[04:02:19] Those are not things you can just put money on the table
[04:02:23] and suddenly they're fixed.
[04:02:24] Those things affect readiness, personnel, maintenance,
[04:02:29] and the kinds of things that allow us to be a global force
[04:02:35] and have forces in all areas which after this war we're going to be stressed in probably
[04:02:41] for the next three to five years in some areas.
[04:02:55] KugSeth is requesting over 1 trillion in military funding, 1.5.
[04:03:04] Guys, it's not looking too good, it's not feeling too good.
[04:03:25] He weakened us on purpose or not, it's going to have a lasting effect, oh, 100%, 1,000,000%.
[04:03:40] But fear not, it is never considered a moral hazard when we need to pay for war.
[04:03:50] It is only considered a moral hazard when we're circulating funds back to the average show,
[04:03:56] the American worker, the working class stiff that is trying to survive every single day.
[04:04:03] Now in fucking North Texas, they're out of diesel.
[04:04:08] Is this good?
[04:04:11] I don't know.
[04:04:16] JD Pond motherfucking Don, ladies and gentlemen.
[04:04:21] This is why we call him JD Pond Don.
[04:04:28] Okay.
[04:04:34] JD Pond Don doing permanent first world genocide,
[04:04:40] making the suburbs scream.
[04:04:42] JD Pond Don says,
[04:04:45] I have no enemies in the American ruling class.
[04:04:49] My war is with the American working class.
[04:04:56] Whenever people say, oh my God, do nothing when,
[04:04:58] when they're talking about China,
[04:04:59] well, China's doing stuff.
[04:05:02] But I guess in this circumstance,
[04:05:04] you know what China's not doing?
[04:05:06] This kind of stuff.
[04:05:08] So I guess it is better to not do this kind of stuff
[04:05:11] And and win by default
[04:05:16] It is unbelievable dude. I cannot I cannot see
[04:05:24] Any other
[04:05:27] Way to analyze the situation any other way to monitor the situation other than to say Donald Trump is
[04:05:35] perhaps
[04:05:36] the greatest
[04:05:38] Anti-imperialist force America's ever seen destroying the United States of America and its empire from within
[04:05:46] Now my argument is
[04:05:48] Perhaps there's an alternative path that we could chart
[04:05:52] My argument is to restrain the United States of America and its empire
[04:05:58] That is not beneficial for those in the periphery and it's certainly not beneficial or the American working class either
[04:06:04] But let's be fucking real, dude.
[04:06:08] If you are someone invested in destroying the United States of America, okay, you have to vote
[04:06:23] Republican. If your goal is to make sure that the American suburbs suffer, you have to vote
[04:06:32] Republican, you have to vote for Donald Trump. One million percent. There is no greater destructive
[04:06:44] force on this planet than the Republican Party. Now, it's not great because I live here. My loved
[04:06:56] ones live here. I love the promise of America. I love the potential that America presents.
[04:07:05] And I also understand that an empire doesn't die quietly, which is precisely the reason why
[04:07:11] I want to regain control over this madness and put the reins back in the hands of the American
[04:07:20] working class and force ourselves to restrain ourselves. But it might be too late. When it
[04:07:34] comes down to it, American military supremacy is gone. This dream is over. It had a good 100-year run.
[04:07:46] It's over. America is the paper tiger. Stretched, far too wide, spread, far too thin.
[04:08:01] It cannot defend its allies and its security. Cooperative agreements do not create stability,
[04:08:14] But instead, turn the countries that have purchased these weapons into missile sponges, into bullet
[04:08:24] magnets. It is over. Just as England blew a 13 colony lead, America's reign as the hegemon is coming
[04:08:36] do an end. We had a good run, boys. I hope that we can reassert some kind of international
[04:08:47] stability, some kind of real new world order in the process.
[04:08:56] The document from the Pentagon's Inspector General also counted 18 fallen U.S. service
[04:09:01] members through August. Eleven killed in action and seven in what it calls non-hostile crashes.
[04:09:08] Back in March, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said this about deadly strikes on U.S. facilities
[04:09:13] in the region.
[04:09:14] You have air defenses and the lot's coming in and you hit most of it and we absolutely
[04:09:17] do. We have incredible air defenders. Every once in a while you might have one unfortunately
[04:09:21] we call it a squirre that makes its way through.
[04:09:25] A separate analysis from the Congressional Budget Office found the war with Iran actually
[04:09:29] across the defense department.
[04:09:30] Like, I can't believe this dipshit is commanding the military.
[04:09:36] This alcoholic rapist is the current commander
[04:09:40] of the military, man, the commander of our armed forces.
[04:09:43] Like, no wonder we're getting our shit pushed in.
[04:09:48] And he is all but a crony for Donald Trump.
[04:09:51] And Donald Trump is a fucking moron
[04:09:53] that gets manipulated by Vladimir Putin,
[04:09:55] that gets manipulated by Benjamin and Yahoo.
[04:09:58] We're fucked.
[04:10:00] We don't have a real country.
[04:10:03] I mean, some might even say,
[04:10:05] and I am, you know, of this mindset as well,
[04:10:08] we never really had a real country.
[04:10:09] It's just, you know, 50 corporations in a trench suit.
[04:10:13] Now it's, you know, seven corporations in a trench suit.
[04:10:19] If your elections are bought and sold,
[04:10:21] if your politicians are up for grabs,
[04:10:24] you don't have a real country, right?
[04:10:28] And we don't
[04:10:32] Did I say trench suit trench coat Jesus Christ suit is in my fucking mind, dude
[04:10:37] I don't know what's wrong with me trench suit. What the fuck is a trench suit? I'm such a suit guy. I forgot
[04:10:44] That the term is trench coat
[04:10:50] $38 billion to the first of August CBS news has reached out to the Pentagon for comment on these images we obtained
[04:10:55] But we've not heard back
[04:10:58] Eye-opening. Jonah, thank you.
[04:11:00] Canada is being offered something no other country has.
[04:11:03] Associate membership in the European Union.
[04:11:06] We want to bring the relationship with Canada to the highest level possible.
[04:11:13] And, dear Mark, I said we must urgently reimagine our partnerships.
[04:11:19] So, I would like to work with you on opening the door for Canada to being the first associate
[04:11:28] member of the European Union.
[04:11:31] It would be a landmark move for the EU, and comes just today before Mark Carney is set
[04:11:36] to address the European Parliament.
[04:11:38] That is itself unusual for a foreign leader and a sign of the growing ties on trade
[04:11:43] and defence.
[04:11:44] I forbid you from calling us Euro Cucks. I mean on the one hand, I think this is
[04:11:50] Good for middle powers on the other hand
[04:11:52] I feel like is a purely symbolic and I also despise the European Union or at least in its current output
[04:12:00] It is just a vassal for American interest. It's not like this is a
[04:12:06] It's not like this is going to I don't know create
[04:12:11] sovereignty
[04:12:14] It is pretty funny though to look at the situation if you're like Ukraine you're like really you guys brought in Canada
[04:12:21] You brought they're not even on the continent you're
[04:12:25] You brought in Canada to the European Union. That's crazy
[04:12:30] Nice man. Thank you. Thank you for that
[04:12:32] that. Now was Canada before Turkey. I mean, let's be real dog dog. If you are a Turkish
[04:12:53] citizen. And you thought that Turkey would ever be allowed into the European Union.
[04:13:01] I'm sorry, but you are delusional. A country with a hundred million Muslims was never going
[04:13:10] to be allowed into the European Union. It is not going to happen. Especially when a lot of
[04:13:20] these guys still carry old wounds. The Ottoman Empire was called the Sick Man of Europe. They
[04:13:27] never forgot what the Ottomans did to the Balkans. They never forgot the fear in their
[04:13:35] hearts when the Ottoman forces came all the way to the gates of Vienna. If you think
[04:13:45] that these uroids forgot about that fear, a fear of being dominated by the Islamic Horde.
[04:13:58] You are out of your dang mind.
[04:14:10] We share a land border with Greenland that's like one kilometers long so technically
[04:14:13] we are european yeah it's ridiculous everyone understands ridiculous and then
[04:14:19] some polls took a hike to vienna okay you're you're banned for a second for
[04:14:23] bringing up bringing up irrelevant things don't say gates like that is
[04:14:31] making me reach for my halberd law yeah
[04:14:35] I think that's a good question.
[04:14:42] I'm going to start with the EU chief just this morning.
[04:14:45] It's clear he intends to draw Canada closer to Europe,
[04:14:48] but it is not clear what associate membership actually means.
[04:14:52] As Ashley Burke tells us, there's a lot more questions than answers.
[04:14:56] Associate member of the EU is a new...
[04:14:58] Like, just knowing what I know about Mark Carney,
[04:15:01] I feel like this is going to be good for Canadian capital,
[04:15:03] for international capital that we will consolidate their forces and maybe even draw up even higher
[04:15:12] rates of profit, increased profit margins for the shareholders. I just don't think that it's
[04:15:18] going to be good for the regular, you know, Canadian society, regular European folks. But
[04:15:24] who knows? Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm wrong. But I will say this. I just don't trust
[04:15:31] any of these guys. Hopefully, they proved me wrong. By the way, look at that. Now, of course,
[04:15:38] this wasn't, this wasn't the Strasbourg, we weren't in Strasbourg, where the EU Parliament building is.
[04:15:48] We were in the actual European Parliament in Belgium, the capital of Europe in Brussels.
[04:15:54] but it is identical look the diplomatic uh...
[04:15:57] dd
[04:15:59] uh... diplomatic entry the red carpet the uh...
[04:16:02] e you parliament
[04:16:03] uh... photo opportunity
[04:16:08] and down to the fucking stairs
[04:16:10] category of membership that currently doesn't exist
[04:16:13] has been defined yet and it's not clear what exactly it is
[04:16:16] it was a surprise that or slow borderline proposes a path for canada
[04:16:20] because of what the prime minister and Canadian officials told us on the lead up to this trip.
[04:16:24] A Wall Street Journal story on the weekend suggested that Canada could take on this new
[04:16:29] associate membership title.
[04:16:31] They're both the actual building.
[04:16:32] The French made them build one in Strasbourg and now they spend loads of money and time
[04:16:35] moving between them.
[04:16:36] Yeah, no, I know.
[04:16:39] But you got to appeal to the French, you know.
[04:16:41] You got to give the French what they want, otherwise they throw a fucking fit.
[04:16:45] Let's be real.
[04:16:46] But when Mark Carney was asked about it, he said Canada isn't looking to become a member
[04:16:52] of the EU, but rather he wants to strike a unique alliance.
[04:16:56] A Canadian official told us that that meant that they didn't want to join the EU in any
[04:17:01] capacity, including associate member.
[04:17:04] But despite that, Bondar Lyon said this to Carney, who was sitting in the front row
[04:17:08] of her speech.
[04:17:09] This is not a partnership against anyone else, but for our common strengths.
[04:17:17] In short, we want to bring the relationship with Canada to the highest level possible.
[04:17:24] And dear Mark, I said we must urgently reimagine our partnerships.
[04:17:31] So I would like to work with you on opening the door for Canada to being the first associate
[04:17:39] member of the European Union.
[04:17:42] Von der Leyen also said the EU and Canada are joining forces to move from CEDA, their
[04:17:47] free trade deal, to what she called an alliance for the future to create common prosperity
[04:17:51] and economic security.
[04:17:54] We will work on intelligent manufacturing.
[04:17:56] We will create a tech alliance.
[04:17:58] We will integrate defence-industrial bases.
[04:18:01] We will make the Arctic a flagship joint project.
[04:18:04] We will work on energy critical minerals and batteries on AI, quantum cyber and economic
[04:18:09] security."
[04:18:10] This section of her speech drew an applause from some MPs in the room, but others didn't
[04:18:15] clap.
[04:18:16] Some could view associate membership as Canada getting special treatment without having to
[04:18:20] make all the commitments and give up some sovereignty by fully joining the European
[04:18:24] Union.
[04:18:25] The Conservatives in Canada have also raised concerns about associate membership, saying
[04:18:29] that Canada will never be the 28th EU state.
[04:18:33] The Prime Minister's office just released a statement in response to
[04:18:35] Byerla Munderland speech saying that Canada is deepening and widening its
[04:18:39] relationship with the European Union to strengthen our sovereignty, improve
[04:18:43] affordability, opportunity, and security for Canadians will safeguarding our way
[04:18:47] of life. We welcome President Munderland's proposal that Canada and the European
[04:18:51] Union move beyond. We are still a cook of UK, so we're kind of European dog.
[04:18:56] Canada is a part of the Commonwealth. And now Canada is an Associate Member of
[04:19:02] the European Union years after Brexit happened. What kind of weird situation is happening in
[04:19:11] the EU? The UK is not a part of the EU, but Canada, a part of the Commonwealth, is? How
[04:19:17] does that work? I suspect that this is a way to open the door to like an associate European
[04:19:22] Union membership back to the United Kingdom potentially. I don't know.
[04:19:32] UK Prime Minister actually got sidelines so the EU could focus on Canada. Andy Burnham
[04:19:41] has been forced to largely shelve his ambitions for a big EU reset after Brussels said it's
[04:19:46] more interested in pursuing closer ties to Canada. Ursula von der Leyen today asked Canada
[04:19:53] to become EU's first associate member. It remains to be seen what it means in practice,
[04:19:58] it confirms Canada is well ahead of the UK in improving relations.
[04:20:02] British officials shrugged off the announcement.
[04:20:04] One said they couldn't judge what it meant without any details.
[04:20:07] Another downplayed it as a political move, rather than one with any substance so far.
[04:20:12] Still, figures across Labour are disappointed after coming to the realisation that the
[04:20:16] EU, and especially the European Commission under Vondelaen, has no interest in giving
[04:20:24] them better terms than the Tories achieved.
[04:20:27] Burnham's ministers have immediately become bogged down in the same difficult negotiations
[04:20:32] on food standards in a youth mobility program that were taking place under Kirstammer.
[04:20:37] A UK EU summit has been delayed amid the lack of progress.
[04:20:45] UK officials believe there's no prospect of a significant improvement in trading terms
[04:20:49] unless Labour drops its red lines on the single market and customs union, which won't
[04:20:54] happen before an election.
[04:20:56] In London was surprised to read EU officials suggesting the bloc is more interested in
[04:21:00] closer relations with Canada than Britain.
[04:21:03] One official described that, as needlessly divisive, when Western Allies should be pulling
[04:21:08] together against Russia.
[04:21:10] There's still deep disappointment at von der Leyen's decision to effectively block the
[04:21:14] UK from safe, which Britain views as a bad mistake on her part, of you shared
[04:21:19] in some European capitals.
[04:21:21] In any case, the UK sees E3, Britain, France, and Germany as a better vehicle to lead the
[04:21:27] biggest issues Europe faces, like Ukraine.
[04:21:31] While the EU remains slow and divided, the E3 has moved ahead as the major player in
[04:21:36] Europe on security, officials say.
[04:21:46] So the UK fast-grinning uses talk about damaged national prestige and the glory
[04:21:49] days of colonizing. That would be really funny if the UK fascists that were responsible for
[04:21:53] brexit turn around and go, yeah, you see that? You see that the fucking Labour government
[04:21:59] can't even get us back into the European Union, the Euro Union. Fucking hell. Fucking hell.
[04:22:08] We want to get back in a fucking EU land. We want the fucking Polish migrants. It
[04:22:14] turns out we miss them. Brexit no longer fucking mean means Brexit
[04:22:26] lad. Bush. I'm storming the fucking gates of Normandy. Let
[04:22:37] us in we want in back into the fucking a you in it
[04:22:46] Cape Europe Europe
[04:22:57] Americans can now enjoy a full tour of Europe without
[04:22:59] leaving the continent of North North America
[04:23:02] There you go.
[04:23:15] Is he drunk? Drunk with power.
[04:23:22] Like Yana says, this is the stupidest time to want to be in the EU law. I know.
[04:23:28] I know.
[04:23:32] I don't even understand, but I guess Mark Carney is also...
[04:23:36] How's he say Mark Carney is spiritually British, but not really because, you know, Brexit.
[04:23:51] Brexit more like Britain.
[04:23:53] Yeah, it's in a fucking name, lad.
[04:23:56] Britain.
[04:23:57] As in, put the Brits back in Europe.
[04:24:01] We've always been a part of the continent, but it's back in the union, lad.
[04:24:09] Fucking hell.
[04:24:11] Yeah, it ain't called Brit out, it's called Brit in.
[04:24:21] On the cedar to an alliance for the future, the statement also said that they would define
[04:24:26] this unique approach together, but that statement did not welcome or say anything
[04:24:31] about the proposal to become an associate member of the EU.
[04:24:35] Ashley Burke, CBC News, Strasburg.
[04:24:39] Whatever they're going to call it, it's clear it isn't happening immediately, and it certainly
[04:24:43] would not mean that Canada would become a full member of the 27th State European Union.
[04:24:49] In fact, Canada's incoming EU ambassador is avoiding the term associate membership
[04:24:53] altogether.
[04:24:56] We've been talking a lot about different ways in which you can describe the work
[04:25:00] we're doing. I think we're still a ways away from actually landing on what we think is
[04:25:06] the best way to describe it. What we're focused on is actually driving
[04:25:09] ...
[04:25:10] Apparently Canada hasn't had to make any concessions and now just gets to access EU
[04:25:12] money. They're basically doing to EU what Quebec does to the federal government.
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[04:25:27] It won't be long until.
[04:25:31] Cubic or French will be the only francophone language that will be
[04:25:36] spoken in the entirety of Europe.
[04:25:42] Okay.
[04:25:46] I, the true lion of level will guarantee it.
[04:25:50] Cubic.
[04:25:51] Qua, Quebec Qua is the only language that will be spoken.
[04:25:57] Deborah Nack.
[04:26:07] FYI, the way you say Quebec is insane.
[04:26:13] Canada working to form a deeper relationship with the EU and says this
[04:26:17] latest visit is helping build on work already done, including a free trade
[04:26:21] agreement. But we should note that trade deal has not yet even been fully
[04:26:25] ratified by all of European states.
[04:26:33] Breaking news overnight from the Supreme Court. The justice.
[04:26:37] Yeah, this happened. We didn't get to this the other day, but the
[04:26:41] Supreme Court struck down the Trump administration's mail in ballot
[04:26:46] initiative. What is this? Oh yeah. Meanwhile, Mark Carney is on a tear of privatization for
[04:26:54] some reason. Mark Carney will not, for some reason, he's a fucking banker. Of course he's doing this
[04:26:57] shit. Mark Carney announced that Canada is willing to let private companies run airports in Toronto,
[04:27:02] Calgary, Vancouver, and Montreal. The government of Canada will retain ownership of the underlying
[04:27:07] land and assets, but will unlock their true value by bringing new capital and
[04:27:10] expertise into their operations and growth. We will reinvest the tens of billions of
[04:27:15] dollars of capital we raise into the infrastructure that Canada needs for the next generation.
[04:27:21] I've been to that Vancouver airport. It's fucking awesome. It's going to be ruined.
[04:27:26] And I don't like that. It's great. The Vancouver airport is beautiful. It's great. It runs well.
[04:27:33] But I guess that time is coming to an end. Canadian pension funds already invest successfully
[04:27:37] in many airports around the world. It is time to bring that same expertise home to more
[04:27:41] directly benefit all Canadians. Once a banker, always a fucking banker. Okay?
[04:27:53] Piratization is not the answer. Nationalization is, okay, which is ironic because when you elect
[04:27:59] a banker to the top office, to the top job, you know, to head your country, of course,
[04:28:04] is going to do bankers shit. And the more he takes the initiative against Donald Trump,
[04:28:18] the more popularity he's able to gain, the more he defends the, you know, French Canadians
[04:28:25] in Quebec and elsewhere, he is going to only build up more popularity, and people won't
[04:28:34] even recognize that he is rubbing them fucking blind. Never let a crisis go to waste. Neoliberalization
[04:28:44] is setting in. More privatization. And this time, yeah, I mean, he is a competent politician,
[04:28:54] But that's what the problem is. He's a competent politician. He understands
[04:29:00] He understands how to to message around these issues and
[04:29:05] I mean, this is kind of what Trudeau did too in the beginning
[04:29:08] That's there's a reason why Trudeau was like super popular. They're like, oh look look at Canada
[04:29:13] Look at Canada Canada's run by a competent handsome young guy
[04:29:17] And then you look at Trudeau's approvals by the end of his reign and you're you see a very different reality
[04:29:23] I suspect Mark Carney will be treated the same.
[04:29:29] Carney's so conservative as a net positive
[04:29:31] approval rating in fucking Alberta as a liberal unprecedented.
[04:29:33] I don't think it's because of his conservative values.
[04:29:36] I don't think anybody is like excited at the prospect of neoliberalization.
[04:29:41] OK.
[04:29:53] No, Carney's the guy that stepped up to defend Canada against Trump. That's what it is. No, 100%. I understand that.
[04:30:10] And I gave him credit for doing that. I gave him credit for his Davos speech to famous walrish talks about like Middle Powers, United, they are strong, all this stuff.
[04:30:19] but it turns out he is a pure liberal in the sense that he's using the socio-
[04:30:31] political environment to his advantage to push forth his actual agenda of
[04:30:36] privatization. Classic liberal, never let a crisis go to waste, utilize the
[04:30:42] the moment to do exactly what you were destined to do.
[04:30:48] Erode the living conditions of regular Canadians even further through a system of rapid neoliberalization,
[04:30:56] rapid privatization.
[04:30:59] Take these businesses off the hands of the state, give it a private enterprise, slowly
[04:31:03] but at first you might actually, you might actually see some market improvements.
[04:31:08] And eventually, eventually, these services that were previously controlled by the government
[04:31:15] will deteriorate.
[04:31:17] This is exactly what happened with Batcher.
[04:31:19] Yeah.
[04:31:20] I clocked this a while ago, yes.
[04:31:25] I think Mark Carney will never lose another election for the rest of his life as long
[04:31:30] as he lives.
[04:31:32] As long as he continues to survive, he probably will be...
[04:31:38] He probably will be, unfortunately, Canada's greatest leader in the eyes of Canadians.
[04:31:43] He's gonna have like 70% support no matter what, because Donald Trump fucked it.
[04:31:50] Donald Trump fucked it in ways that, look, Avi is my guy, I love Avi Lewis.
[04:32:01] It just sucks because what Donald Trump did in terms of demanding that Canada change its
[04:32:11] French language, Quebec culture and Canadian identity as a condition for reversing tariffs.
[04:32:21] You literally could not have designed a better position for the liberals, okay?
[04:32:30] You could not have designed a better position for the Liberals. The whole port, the power
[04:32:34] center for the Liberals comes from the Quebecois.
[04:32:41] The Quebecois that vote for him, that vote for the Liberal Party, because they see the
[04:32:47] Liberals as being like defensive to Francophone, like the preservation of French culture.
[04:32:57] We have a phrase here liberal Tory same old story, Carney is a red Tory that's all it is
[04:33:06] and we're bummed because PP is so inept, it stinks.
[04:33:15] And if he really took the worst time to implode, it's funny you have exactly the same opinion
[04:33:23] of me on him, Shocker, he's a wolf in sheep's clothing, on one hand he's extremely smart
[04:33:26] guy will spoke an incredible speech at Davos, but at the same time he's a banker and he's
[04:33:30] going to do what bankers do. I said exactly that to a friend of mine asking me about Carney
[04:33:33] two months ago. Yeah, the swing from Polly Baird to Carney after Trump's comments like
[04:33:43] 40% of something. Yeah, dude, Justin Trudeau falling out of his own sword and Mark Carney
[04:33:48] replacing him at the most opportune moment. And then Donald Trump being like, I'm going
[04:33:52] to invade in militarily invaded annex Canada at a time when like, uh, PP, little PP, Pierre
[04:33:59] Polivar was seen as like, as always historically, the conservative party is seen that way, uh,
[04:34:05] as the party of America, right? The party of, of, uh, American allegiance, devastating
[04:34:11] consequence for the NDP. It completely shut off any sort of like leftward momentum.
[04:34:22] Yeah, Liberals when competent can be very devious and very successful.
[04:34:30] Yeah, I hate when the Liberals play politics, man, especially without a Jagged
[04:34:33] late in leading the NDP.
[04:34:37] Haha, damn poor Canada, either 51st US State or 20th EU country. They're just somebody's bitch it seems.
[04:34:43] I don't think so. I think this is, um, I mean, if, if this was like a socialist form of government, if give Canada was a governed by a socialist party, and they were doing this initiative, I would welcome it.
[04:34:55] I think ultimately it's not a bad idea to develop stronger ties with other countries,
[04:35:03] especially the European Union. This is what I was saying when I when I kept repeatedly
[04:35:07] explaining to people like Europe needs to develop sovereignty. Canada needs to develop sovereignty.
[04:35:13] It is very important to do this as quickly as possible. Okay. Move away from your overreliance
[04:35:21] on the united states of america we are dangerous
[04:35:25] we are a red flag factory look at this
[04:35:29] look at this america spent a hundred million more on fuel during the iran
[04:35:33] war that averages to more than 500 million a day
[04:35:36] since the u.s and israel attacked iran on february 28th
[04:35:39] okay that's what we're fucking doing we're we are a drunk belligerent force
[04:35:44] on the planet right now wildly swinging
[04:35:48] Did I say a million? 100 billion, 500 million a day, 100 million dollars more.
[04:35:56] That's 100 billion dollars that we have given to our oil and gas industry, okay?
[04:36:05] To our fucking oil barons, straight into their pockets, coming out of your pockets, going into their pockets.
[04:36:18] We are trying to disband the EU here, them joining would be counter-intuitive, more cooperation
[04:36:38] but not through EU.
[04:36:40] I'm of the Yanis mindset, okay?
[04:36:42] I've always said this, I think the European Union in theory is not bad, it's just like
[04:36:46] its entire design is to ensure that capital dominates every country under its control.
[04:36:56] But EU as a formation is not a bad thing, okay?
[04:37:00] We need Euro-Communism, we need Euro-Socialism, that's what we need.
[04:37:11] But I am not opposed to the, I am not opposed to the formation of a super state like this,
[04:37:16] especially if that's super state is
[04:37:19] Taking the initiative to no longer be a vassal to the United States, which of course is never gonna happen
[04:37:24] That's the whole point of the European Union is to
[04:37:27] to continue the vassalization of
[04:37:32] What is this why I got um banned stable offline room, why did you get banned to be in with?
[04:37:39] You'd never even got banned stable Ronaldo's offline room
[04:37:46] Anyway, ban him anyway, because it's funny, yeah, I'm gonna ban him.
[04:38:06] It says ruled that the Trump administration cannot change the rules for mail-in voting
[04:38:10] before the November election.
[04:38:12] Weijing has more from the White House, Weijing.
[04:38:14] Good morning.
[04:38:15] Nate, good morning to you and good morning to everybody.
[04:38:18] There's been a lot of back and forth, but here's the bottom line.
[04:38:21] The U.S. Postal Service will not implement Trump's.
[04:38:25] The Collective is dating for Trump.
[04:38:26] He's been led so many years to vote liberals at an NDP for fear of splitting the vote.
[04:38:29] Losing the conservatives, the motion for the NDP is growing on the ground.
[04:38:32] Even here in Alberta, local elections just the other day had NDP win.
[04:38:35] Yeah, we'll see.
[04:38:36] We'll see what happens.
[04:38:37] Executive order to change.
[04:38:38] Who can receive a mail-in ballot in time for the upcoming midterm elections?
[04:38:43] plan would have required states to use uniform envelopes with unique barcodes and submit lists
[04:38:50] of eligible voters along with their personal information.
[04:38:54] The Postal Service would only deliver ballots to people on those lists and could refuse
[04:38:59] all together to give them to states that did not comply.
[04:39:03] The Supreme Court's ruling Monday upholds a lower court decision that blocked the
[04:39:07] USPS from enforcing those new regulations, which a group of Democratic-led states and
[04:39:12] voting rights groups argued would be impossible to enforce in time for the midterm elections
[04:39:19] and could shut out millions of voters.
[04:39:22] About one third of the country votes by mail and mail-in voting has already begun in a
[04:39:27] handful of states.
[04:39:29] President Trump claimed the new rules were needed to combat voter fraud, which independent
[04:39:34] election experts have said repeatedly is extremely uncommon.
[04:39:38] No comments yet from the White House.
[04:39:41] This is once again, dude, look, I've said this from the start, the only thing that is presenting
[04:39:50] a real hurdle against this administration achieving full fascism is its own incompetence.
[04:39:58] Okay?
[04:39:59] It's not the Democrats, it's not even the courts really, even though sometimes they
[04:40:05] do get shit right. But it's being held together by ticker tape at this point. But it is truly
[04:40:13] just the outright incompetence of this admin. Okay. No, literally, they are just they're so
[04:40:24] like they filled the ranks with loyalists in every office. Okay, this was a huge deal for Trump to
[04:40:31] Trump won. Obviously, you had old school, old guard, regular conservatives, regular Republicans.
[04:40:40] Problem is, some of those guys, when directed to do something like outright corrupt or crooked
[04:40:47] or ridiculous, they would be like, no, I'm not doing that. And they would whistle blow.
[04:40:51] Right? So, Trump had four years to redesign how he was going to do this.
[04:40:57] Okay? And what's funny is like they had Project 2025, so they had the checklist and they advanced
[04:41:06] a lot of the checklist for the record. It was devastating. It's been devastating and
[04:41:11] it continues to devastate, right? That's why, you know, lettuce makes your ass implode.
[04:41:16] Like, there's so many different types of food have not just microplastics, but just like
[04:41:22] Glass shards in them now. You know what I mean?
[04:41:25] Here's some trail mix. We immediately put glass shards in it when we found out that the FDA has
[04:41:29] been gutted, right? Like that's what the the fucking food providers have been doing. Awesome.
[04:41:35] But the only setback with that plan, now that you have a checklist of things to do,
[04:41:43] how to destroy the regulatory apparatus, how to turn America into an illiberal,
[04:41:49] post-liberal fascist country of fascist formation, well, Trump hired only loyalists. Some of those
[04:41:56] loyalists are guys like Cash Patel who sit in front of Congress and talk about how the FBI
[04:42:03] is going to hire people who fuck animals, okay? That's a real thing. That sounds like a crazy
[04:42:09] story. That is a real thing that took place last week, or not last week, yesterday. Sorry.
[04:42:19] Yeah, look it up. Actually, fuck it. I'll look it up.
[04:42:22] Cash Patel, Biality.
[04:42:26] Did you know that Cash Patel was questioned in a Senate hearing yesterday where he was
[04:42:40] forced to defend a policy update by the FBI under his watchful eye that removed
[04:42:47] past acts of underage bestiality as an automatic disqualifier for FBI
[04:42:53] applicants arguing it protects human trafficking victims who were forced into
[04:42:58] the behavior. It's one of those things where it's like you should just never
[04:43:02] have that in writing.
[04:43:05] Here's a clip from Senator Kennedy of Louisiana asking this question to our boy, Crash Out
[04:43:19] Patel.
[04:43:20] What about the bestiality?
[04:43:27] Same thing, because the regs wrote it up in a fashion before I arrived that addressed prostitution,
[04:43:32] bestiality and trafficking.
[04:43:34] They were there before I got there.
[04:43:35] Tell me what it said before.
[04:43:38] It automatically disqualified any individual
[04:43:41] who participated on either side of it.
[04:43:46] Either side of it?
[04:43:48] What does either side of it mean?
[04:43:51] Like the FBI is not hiring the fucking K9 units?
[04:43:56] Like, what do you mean either side of Biality?
[04:43:59] Yeah, in the past, the FBI had a policy
[04:44:03] of not, you know, putting to use canine units that had had been victim to
[04:44:11] bishiality. Is that what the other side of bishiality is the animal cash?
[04:44:20] What the fuck are you saying?
[04:44:23] Did no one did no one tell you how to address this?
[04:44:29] Yes, some police service dogs have checkered past this Cache Patel.
[04:44:38] Obviously, we are never going to hire the criminal.
[04:44:40] This sign of what? The bestiality?
[04:44:42] Yes.
[04:44:43] So you disqualified the animal?
[04:44:47] Well, I don't think we have great canines, but we're not going to disqualify.
[04:44:50] I understand. I'm trying to understand why you did this.
[04:44:54] This is not directed at you, Mr. Director.
[04:44:58] And I understand the game, people try to make you look bad.
[04:45:05] We do the same thing when the other party is in office.
[04:45:09] And all this stuff has really hurt the FBI.
[04:45:13] It's really hurt the FBI.
[04:45:18] So I'm trying to get to the bottom of this.
[04:45:22] Why would you, in light of the context and what we're going through, and we're having
[04:45:32] tough time attracting agents, good quality agents we all can trust, because so many people
[04:45:40] fairly or unfairly think that in order to be an FBI agent now, your political point
[04:45:48] of view matters.
[04:45:49] Why would you even get in to bestiality?
[04:45:53] We are not in to bestiality, but a lot of these individuals.
[04:45:56] I know you're not, but you changed, you changed.
[04:46:00] Why are you laughing, dog?
[04:46:02] Why are you laughing?
[04:46:04] Do not laugh.
[04:46:06] Do you not know that you are the director of the FBI?
[04:46:10] You should not be laughing right now.
[04:46:13] He's like, look, sorry, sorry, Senator,
[04:46:16] you need to understand like,
[04:46:17] You know people fuck dogs sometimes we got to have them at the FBI. What the fuck?
[04:46:27] Don't call him dog in this situation true true true, but I'm trying to explain it hang on
[04:46:31] You change the qualifications and mention bestiality
[04:46:35] If Joe if Joe participated in bestiality not as the animal, but as the human
[04:46:42] Don't you think he ought to be qualified disqualified if he voluntarily did it sure but if he was
[04:46:49] trafficked into it.
[04:46:50] Okay, how do you involuntarily do it?
[04:47:06] Not as the animal but as the human is so insane bro was flabbergasted.
[04:47:16] What is this?
[04:47:17] In the same hearing our favorite poster said all of us would always have been thinking
[04:47:19] about bald loser Cory Booker here.
[04:47:21] Sir, time's up.
[04:47:22] No sir, my time is not up.
[04:47:24] You allowed Mike Lee to go two and a half minutes over but yet a Democratic Senator
[04:47:29] you're going to cut it off?
[04:47:30] At a previous meeting I let you go three here.
[04:47:33] As you have other people.
[04:47:35] I have one more question line of questioning to give.
[04:47:37] No, he's-
[04:47:38] So, mister, that I'll make my concluding remark
[04:47:40] and you can do whatever you want, sir.
[04:47:41] My concluding remark is, we don't have an FBI director.
[04:47:44] We have a lackey here, who's using government,
[04:47:47] and frankly, he's not even a good lackey.
[04:47:49] He's an incompetent lackey.
[04:47:51] He's like an 18-year-old kid
[04:47:53] who wants to join a fraternity
[04:47:54] that he could never be a member of,
[04:47:56] doing keg stands and chugging with friends.
[04:47:58] He's an-
[04:47:59] Dude, that's awfully specific, okay?
[04:48:01] Do not look up what Cory Booker was doing
[04:48:03] Oxford University with Rabbi Shmuelie Buteak. Okay, awfully specific big dog. Probably not
[04:48:11] the best thing to bring up, you know, then people are gonna be like, what were you doing
[04:48:14] in college? Never look up what Cory Booker was doing in college with Rabbi Shmuelie Buteak.
[04:48:21] That was Yale, not Oxford. Sorry, it wasn't Oxford, it was Yale.
[04:48:36] And wouldn't qualify, even to be an FBI agent, sir. He won't answer questions for a committee.
[04:48:41] He insults Democrats here, and you don't step in. He has a little book by his side
[04:48:46] that he literally is using to try to intimidate people.
[04:48:49] Chuck Grassley is using his remaining life force at the age of 97 here to hang on that
[04:48:54] motherfucking gavel.
[04:48:56] People, in the same way he intimidates reporters, he is a disgrace, sir.
[04:49:01] And the fact that we are not asking him, in fact, demanding him to answer the most basic
[04:49:06] oversight questions is a further testimony to what is bad is not just that we have
[04:49:12] a rogue FBI agent intimidating reporters, what's bad is that we have Republicans in the
[04:49:17] the Senate that are enabling him to go without any objective oversight or transparency or accountability.
[04:49:24] Why do you, why do you, why do you, why do you think you're something special now we've
[04:49:30] had?
[04:49:31] I'm not special.
[04:49:32] My time has now just-
[04:49:33] Why would the Republicans go over?
[04:49:34] My, sir, you are not being balanced in your way.
[04:49:37] Let's-
[04:49:38] My time has just now reached what Mike Lee did.
[04:49:40] Let's-
[04:49:41] And we as a committee have done what you've done before, which is ask him to answer
[04:49:45] basic questions.
[04:49:46] He won't even do it in writing.
[04:49:47] This is a mockery and a sham with a rogue agent intimidating the press, violating people's
[04:49:54] First Amendment rights, and doing everything the president has.
[04:49:58] You don't show much respect for your chairman.
[04:50:00] You've gone on now.
[04:50:01] I have utter respect for you.
[04:50:03] In fact, I have love for you.
[04:50:04] And this is why I know this is not who you are.
[04:50:08] You are not holding this witness in an objective way to answer the questions that are
[04:50:12] were given to him by Democratic senators, yet he insults them time and time again.
[04:50:17] What he did to Senator Walsh should make this whole committee stand up and walk out and
[04:50:25] sanction this man for speaking to one of my colleagues the way he spoke to them.
[04:50:30] Even Senator Whitehouse, who was then sitting in, tried to control this witness who makes
[04:50:35] everything personal.
[04:50:37] I have a right to ask questions about how he's spending money on his girlfriend.
[04:50:42] And yet he stonewalls me but will run on Fox News and talk about any and all these issues.
[04:50:48] This is ridiculous.
[04:50:49] This is a sham.
[04:50:51] And what's bad is not the person sitting there who's a mockery to the office he holds.
[04:50:56] What bad is bad is the people that are enabling him to do so.
[04:51:00] You understand, Mr. Director, why during the Kavanaugh hearings, I let people talk and talk
[04:51:09] because it takes longer to shut them up than it does to let them talk.
[04:51:13] Now you go ahead and say what you wanted to say.
[04:51:16] I don't have much to say.
[04:51:17] This guy called me a thug.
[04:51:19] It's kind of ironic.
[04:51:20] He's running for president of the United States.
[04:51:21] He just got his 22nd ad campaign next, Senator Graham.
[04:51:26] Cash Patel is so cool
[04:51:29] These guys are such I mean, this is a fucking whiny loser fest like I'm not exactly a
[04:51:36] fan of
[04:51:39] Cory Booker
[04:51:41] But like everybody sucks
[04:51:44] Except for my go Chuck Grassley, okay except for Chuck Grassley. He is calcified in that fucking seat
[04:51:51] Let him bang that goddamn gavel. I
[04:51:54] I think Senator Graham sakes.
[04:51:57] Shame on you. Shame on you.
[04:52:01] Were you done?
[04:52:02] I'm done. Somebody behind me is yelling.
[04:52:04] I thought of that.
[04:52:05] Yeah, brother, I will repeat what you said.
[04:52:08] You're getting thrown out, but they can't throw me out.
[04:52:10] I'm going to hold this man accountable for as long as he's in his job until he gets fired,
[04:52:14] which he probably will because he's incompetent at his job and continues to do things that merit his removal.
[04:52:20] Yes, shame on you, sir.
[04:52:21] Director Patel, were you done?
[04:52:23] By the way, violent crime arrest by the FBI in New Jersey are up 75% on top of the historic results we've already delivered for the American people.
[04:52:30] Yeah, thanks to the state police and local police officers that he continues to tell.
[04:52:34] There's nothing I have said here is a lie.
[04:52:36] You said your time's up. Are you done or not?
[04:52:38] No, you're done or not, sir. You only asked for my questions. If you wanted my questions, go to the next person. This is ridiculous.
[04:52:43] What a mockery you are.
[04:52:45] You are the biggest mockery in the United States Senate and you're sitting next to ship.
[04:52:48] Yeah, well, 8 million people in New Jersey don't think so.
[04:52:50] done. At least I didn't get my job the way you got your job.
[04:52:53] So are you going to interfere with Senator Graham asking her
[04:52:55] questions? I certainly will not as well. Are you done now?
[04:52:59] Are you ready to shut up? I am.
[04:53:06] Chuck is still reeling from he's still mourning from the loss of
[04:53:11] his his super old family Dyson or whatever the
[04:53:17] fuck it is. Old Bertha, the vacuum cleaner that he had since 1843. This is a troubling
[04:53:27] time for our boy Chuck.
[04:53:31] What?
[04:53:38] Yeah.
[04:53:43] My phase when the director of the FBI advocates for allowing people who've done bestiality on both sides into the FBI.
[04:53:55] I'm sorry.
[04:54:02] God darn it!
[04:54:07] It is DDD, American government is a fucking clown show.
[04:54:13] Okay?
[04:54:14] It's ridiculous.
[04:54:15] Everything is broken.
[04:54:20] music superstar Ed Sheeran breaking his silence after Macklemore was dropped from his US tour
[04:54:25] over controversial comments in support of Palestinians. I wanted to stand up here
[04:54:32] on stages and stadiums across America and say two words that are very near and dear to my heart
[04:54:41] free Palestine. I said free Palestine. Sheeran says he tried to build a bridge
[04:54:52] between Macklemore venues and promoters but ultimately Macklemore coming off
[04:54:56] tour was the promoter's decision. It was not mine. A mid-public pressure to
[04:55:05] speak out Sheeran going on to say I am appalled by the conflict between
[04:55:09] between Israel and Palestine.
[04:55:11] I am not complicit.
[04:55:12] I have my personal views on this devastating conflict.
[04:55:15] Just because I choose not to speak publicly,
[04:55:18] it doesn't mean I don't have them.
[04:55:20] But fallout now growing at Sheeran's own band
[04:55:22] and multiple opening acts, including Phineas and Lucas Graham,
[04:55:26] voluntarily leaving the tour in solidarity with Macklemore.
[04:55:30] Following Macklemore's September 4th performance,
[04:55:33] the Israeli-American Council circulating a petition
[04:55:36] saying his message relied on selective imagery and biased messaging.
[04:55:41] I might not be the same, but that's not important.
[04:55:43] No freedom to what people are.
[04:55:45] The same love rapper partly blaming Patriots and Gillette's stadium owner Robert Kraft for
[04:55:50] his removal, alleging he rallied other stadium owners and gave Sheeran an ultimatum.
[04:55:56] Kraft responded saying the decision was a result of Macklemore's recent actions and a broader
[04:56:00] history of anti-Semitic rhetoric and imagery that we believe has been deeply offensive
[04:56:06] and hurtful to the Jewish community.
[04:56:08] To all of my Jewish brothers and sisters, criticism of-
[04:56:13] I mean dude, dude, dude, ABC showing this part is good.
[04:56:19] You know, they're giving him a fairer edit than they gave me.
[04:56:22] Israel, criticism of apartheid being against genocide in no way is a criticism of you.
[04:56:30] Macklemore calling Sharon a friend of 13 years,
[04:56:34] but noting in the same statement,
[04:56:36] taking a side can cost you,
[04:56:38] adding, if those words cost me the stage
[04:56:40] while turning the conversation back to Palestine,
[04:56:43] then it was the most successful tour I've ever been on.
[04:56:46] It's been talking about issues
[04:56:48] of this magnitude for quite some time.
[04:56:51] This is risk mitigation 101.
[04:56:53] If you have an artist who cares deeply
[04:56:55] about an issue, a cause, a political topic,
[04:56:59] Then let's address the elephant in the room and decide whether or not that individual is a good fit for this tour.
[04:57:06] Well, both artists Sharon and Macklemore seem to be willing to continue a conversation based on each of their statements and craft said he'd welcome the chance to.
[04:57:13] Yeah, Macklemore is is a pleasure to donate the $1 million that he got in in earnings from the concert was participation.
[04:57:22] to six Palestinian charities and has asked Robert Kraft to do the same.
[04:57:29] Now what's interesting is Robert Kraft has now responded from Gillette Stadium.
[04:57:34] Let's read what he said.
[04:57:36] I've dedicated much of my life to building bridges between all people, including Jeffrey
[04:57:41] Epstein, Benjamin Neniahu, and Donald Trump.
[04:57:45] I added that part myself.
[04:57:48] I believe deeply that all lives are worth protecting, including Benjamin Netanyahu's and
[04:57:52] Jeffrey Epstein's and Donald Trump's.
[04:57:55] Earlier today, before Macklemore challenged me to match his donation, Ed called me and
[04:57:58] asked me to commit two million to match his donation to aid in the region to fight
[04:58:02] this humanitarian crisis.
[04:58:04] Donate in the region?
[04:58:07] The humanitarian crisis?
[04:58:10] Who is responsible for it?
[04:58:13] What are the charities you're donating to?
[04:58:17] He's like, that's why I'm giving 2 million.
[04:58:21] By the way, he won't even hand it to Macklemore.
[04:58:24] He's like, yeah, Ed asked me actually.
[04:58:26] That's why I'm doing it.
[04:58:27] I'm doubling, and I'm giving it to the IDF.
[04:58:33] Ed now plans to reach out to other video owners, and our goal is to continue to work
[04:58:36] together to build bridges.
[04:58:39] In addition, I'd like the people who are speaking in support of the Palestinian people
[04:58:42] to know that for decades I have supported efforts to create opportunity for Palestinians
[04:58:44] brought young Palestinians and Israelis together to build businesses, create jobs and forge relationships.
[04:58:50] Don't worry everyone, Zahuniz Megadon, or Robert Kraft, is matching Macklemore's
[04:58:53] donation to prominent Palestinian charities with a pledge to give money to the region.
[04:59:01] Yeah, building bridges so that we can, you know, send bombs over there to blow them up.
[04:59:06] What is this sharing got a replacement?
[04:59:11] I'm like, yeah, she's not wondering when she'll be my she walked her surprise,
[04:59:18] bring my machine out as one more time, and I got this older.
[04:59:32] Hey, here's what says AI. No, I think, I think Maglamore has actually announced that
[04:59:38] But who's that lady who did Eurovision for Israel?
[04:59:43] You know what I'm talking about?
[04:59:48] Please look at the date in the pic.
[04:59:50] No!
[04:59:53] You could open for Ed Sheeran.
[04:59:55] Guitar Center.
[04:59:57] Open for Legends.
[05:00:00] Open for Legends is a brand new competition series elevating undiscovered musicians to
[05:00:03] global platform beginning the chance to open for Ed Sheeran in his loop tour show
[05:00:06] Mexico City and your original song by October 7 and you could win a live changing opportunity.
[05:00:21] Yeah, yes. Yes, Neta Barzilay.
[05:00:33] That's right.
[05:00:36] You only open her left
[05:01:06] 10 songs that make you say M is real hi are they doing this on purpose put the
[05:01:17] ice lab back on I'm from Tel Aviv and this is my out
[05:01:23] Yeah, she's eating, it's revolutionary.
[05:01:53] Why does she do like the the mouth noise like like a Baptist preacher speaking in tongues
[05:02:10] What's up with that?
[05:02:17] Like is that for any of the Israeli Hassan Abihaz do you have an answer for this
[05:02:23] Like what the fuck is going on there? What is that happening?
[05:02:29] It's yours new openers since everyone is dropping out of his tour
[05:02:53] I
[05:02:58] Want a refund for the one time
[05:03:01] Hassan's website builders that I want a refund for the one time I sub to you. This is so bad. Oh my god
[05:03:06] I'm sorry. This is called art. Okay, again
[05:03:10] I'm from israel
[05:03:13] And this is my art
[05:03:15] I am from israel
[05:03:18] And this is my art
[05:03:23] Today, internationally tolerated acoustic guitarist Ed Sheeran dropped Macklemore from his tour
[05:03:35] for opposing genocide.
[05:03:37] Eddie, baby, if your whole appeal is based on being an offensive, it is profoundly unwise
[05:03:43] to do something this offensive.
[05:03:46] This reminds me of when the Man of Republic released their Disasterously Received.
[05:04:16] you
[05:04:46] you
[05:05:16] you
[05:05:46] you
[05:06:16] you
[05:06:46] He is giving the two million to and he did not say he's matching Macklemore's contributions to the Palestinian charities
[05:07:00] We still don't know
[05:07:02] So is that ISIS yeah, he's giving it to ISIS
[05:07:06] No, he's giving it to ISIS real
[05:07:08] What is this?
[05:07:15] It's Sheeran was forced by Jadah Greenblatt not only for our Maglevore, but also changed
[05:07:21] the lyrics of his most famous song.
[05:07:24] Yeah, he's giving it the, fuck it, he's giving it the Van Jones.
[05:07:34] Mr. Dead Gaza Baby
[05:08:04] Now my little boy D-D-D-L just called us
[05:08:08] Told us to buy this car and we'll never be free
[05:08:11] Can't be this time until we breathe
[05:08:13] Come on now, follow my lead, hey, hey, hey
[05:08:16] Open love when you shake off tears
[05:08:19] Turn a angry blackish kid
[05:08:21] I'll fly to anyone you want me to
[05:08:24] Open love when you're all we need
[05:08:26] And there's lady in my next room
[05:08:29] Killin' kids with the good guys too
[05:08:31] I'm doing this to avoid a lawsuit
[05:08:34] I can't believe Jonathan Kremblat's yearly salary to complain about me on MS now
[05:08:52] and to excuse actual anti-Semitism taking place in the United States of America
[05:08:57] and to just be an abject failure in combating the crisis of anti-Semitism in general
[05:09:02] is $1.4 million a year. Okay, he makes $1.4 million a year.
[05:09:13] 1.35295 to be exact.
[05:09:43] If you're famous in a lot of Israel, you immediately get mean being publicly posed real literally social suicide is fascinating. Yeah, but here's the thing
[05:09:52] For the elites in society, they are completely sheltered from this stuff at most
[05:09:57] It makes them feel bad for a brief moment if they see it at all
[05:10:00] Our voices do not reach them and I need you to understand this so that's why it's significant when people in your social status
[05:10:07] are actually complaining about this and showing solidarity because
[05:10:13] You think Ed Sheeran is around regular people, you think Ed Sheeran is ever like, uh, uh, uh, is ever yelled at?
[05:10:22] He doesn't go out in fucking public. He's Ed Sheeran. He's worth $400 million.
[05:10:26] The only other people that he's ever around in social functions are people who also have the exact same opinion as he does.
[05:10:36] Right?
[05:10:40] Are you not one of the elites?
[05:10:43] Yes, brother. I am in control. I'm one of the puppet masters of society. Yes, me, Ed Sheeran, Robert Kraft, we all get together and do Illuminati rituals.
[05:11:13] Anyway, that's just the reality, um, thank god Chatter clocked it.
[05:11:38] He's kind of funny to be like, to be this person is like, yeah, you know who's all, you know who actually controls everything.
[05:11:48] Anti-Zionist, Twitch streamer Hassan Hassanabi Piker, like that's, you know, you know, controls the media, Hassanabi Piker, the banks, DC.
[05:12:03] Yeah.
[05:12:08] Yeah, and for some, this is true, I think for some people who unfortunately are not, you know, very smart individuals, they see me in the media all the time and they genuinely think like I must have a tremendous amount of power and influence.
[05:12:37] and
[05:12:44] all he must be
[05:12:46] a significant person after all
[05:12:50] he's been talking about all the time
[05:12:51] after Ed Sheeran say he wants to keep politics off his stage
[05:12:55] okay okay i'm done with this
[05:12:57] oh aoc had a take on this as well
[05:13:00] hey if Ed Sheeran comes on the radio
[05:13:03] while you're driving along are you changing the channel
[05:13:06] you are? Yeah. Why is that? I think that what we've seen, especially it's not it's not just what
[05:13:17] has happened with the act and not just in removing Macklemore from the lineup. But when you see what
[05:13:22] Robert Kraft did to line up all of the stadiums to censor speech in that one specific way, it's
[05:13:31] become clear that this is not just about one music artist or two music artists,
[05:13:36] but this is about how just a handful of stadium owners and the elite can prevent
[05:13:44] an entire massive issue, in this case the genocide in Gaza, but it doesn't stop
[05:13:51] there. It could be speaking out about AI. It could be speaking out about any
[05:13:56] issue that you can now just get a handful of stadium owners to ensure that
[05:14:02] entire person's career can be jeopardized if they speak out about any issue.
[05:14:07] The supporting acts have dropped out but Ed Sheeran I think will still continue
[05:14:11] with the tour. What do you think his responsibility is in all of
[05:14:16] this? You know I don't know but you know I think that because you never
[05:14:24] see these contracts and I have no idea what the financial entanglements of all that is,
[05:14:30] but I do think that, you know, I think that the right thing to do is to speak out about
[05:14:36] it.
[05:14:37] And I think the right thing to do is, at the very least, to speak out about this abuse
[05:14:42] of power.
[05:14:43] Because if they're saying that to him, right, then they can say it to anybody.
[05:14:50] And at what point does it stop?
[05:14:51] I have-
[05:14:52] Crazy so many cancel culture warriors made a fucking ton of money made absolute killing railing against like
[05:15:01] College campus protesters blue-haired SJWs yelling at them, right?
[05:15:06] They didn't actually like lose anything significant in the process. They just got yelled at it was annoying
[05:15:12] And now that there is actual
[05:15:15] Deplatforming taking place not a single one of them give a shit. They don't talk about it at all
[05:15:19] They welcome it many of them fucking welcome it
[05:15:24] Oh
[05:15:27] You and this mantra the left or was destroying the West I hope you and your ilk are proud of being so evil. What is the mantra I?
[05:15:36] Wish these guys would follow up by the way ever I don't know why ever since like the additional media attention
[05:15:43] new pets come in
[05:15:45] But before I can pet them they just leave they like write something and then they leave in I don't know if they get scared
[05:15:51] I don't know what it is
[05:15:55] What do you mean by that what is the mantra of the left that is destroying the West I
[05:16:02] Do you think we're Trump supporters? I don't understand if there's one figure that is like genuinely destroying the quote-unquote West is Donald Trump
[05:16:15] I just wish we could we there was there was a time when we have back and forth right discourse
[05:16:23] People come in they'd say something stupid. I'm gonna respond to it and then they would respond back
[05:16:30] I'll be your pet. Okay. We need hope what?
[05:16:35] Not radicalism, okay?
[05:16:46] Who represents radicalism?
[05:16:48] People are advocating for socialized medicine, for socialized healthcare, socialized housing.
[05:16:53] People are advocating to end all wars.
[05:16:56] Or Donald Trump.
[05:16:58] Between these two forces, who do you think represents actual radicalism?
[05:17:03] Before you say all but you represent radicals because you love 9-11 before you like, you know, tune up into the weird fucking comments that you've seen on the internet
[05:17:11] by by second-hand sources, you know, I'm telling you what my positions are, right?
[05:17:19] Because every single time I reveal my secret positions, right?
[05:17:23] People immediately go, no, your your
[05:17:26] Your platform is actually not about those things that I seemingly am in support of as well
[05:17:31] But instead your platform is about like, I don't know
[05:17:37] Loving China hugging and kissing China and also kissing Vladimir Putin and
[05:17:43] Invading Ukraine, that's what your platforms are like. No, well, that's not my platform. That's not what I believe in
[05:17:50] Maybe you think that that's why I believe in what I'm telling you what it is
[05:17:56] But half the time is just like this person is a Euro cook
[05:18:01] I mean we had no this is not discourse is not conversation. He said the mantra
[05:18:07] That we are representing is radicalism
[05:18:09] And now he's saying thanks for the chance appreciated. You didn't even explain your position. It's the hypocrisy you spread
[05:18:16] First of all, how do you spread hypocrisy?
[05:18:20] Address that what do you mean by it's the hypocrisy you spread?
[05:18:31] Never able to stand on moral standards.
[05:18:40] Explain.
[05:18:41] Stop grokking it.
[05:18:43] Stop chatty beating it.
[05:18:44] Explain your position.
[05:18:45] If it gets reduced to socials and equals no money, I'm gonna lose my fuck of mind.
[05:18:54] Like traditional Christian morals.
[05:18:57] I don't stand on traditional Christian morals, is that what you're saying?
[05:19:01] That's what's hypocritical about this?
[05:19:16] Do you think I'm Christian but I don't abide by the Christian traditions is that what it is is that why I'm hypocritical?
[05:19:24] Like what is the what is the hypocritical stance I have
[05:19:27] about Christianity. Am I a Christian and not abiding by the the laws of
[05:19:33] Christianity? What do you mean?
[05:19:42] Also, can you explain to me who stands on traditional Christian morals on the
[05:19:49] right? Is there anyone you know that you can point to that abides by the
[05:19:54] traditional Christian values and traditional Christian morals. You know,
[05:19:59] love thy neighbor, for example, turn the other cheek, that kind of shit. When
[05:20:05] is Pete Rape-Sect advanced traditional Christian morals and values? If
[05:20:11] anything, those are the hypocritical motherfuckers. I'm not even Christian.
[05:20:16] Anyway, this was a wonderful exercise, a wonderful experiment.
[05:20:26] Sometimes I like to, sometimes I like to put a barometer to the mentality of some of my
[05:20:34] naysayers and I will say this.
[05:20:38] In the last 10 years, the haters have gotten dumber overall.
[05:20:50] That has taken place.
[05:20:51] Thank you.
[05:20:52] Go ahead.
[05:20:53] Anyway, Justin, I'm gonna ask Point Blank if you will protest Netanyahu's arrival in
[05:20:56] New York City next week.
[05:20:58] Good morning, Mayor.
[05:20:59] Good morning, how are you?
[05:21:00] Good, thank you.
[05:21:02] So Benjamin Netanyahu is going to arrive in NYC next weekend.
[05:21:07] Can you tell us if you're planning to protest his arrival, if not, are you encouraging others
[05:21:12] to do so?
[05:21:13] And to follow up on that, has the NYPD expressed any concern to you about the scale of protest,
[05:21:20] planned protest, things like that?
[05:21:22] So I do not have any plans to attend any protest at the UN General Assembly.
[05:21:27] And I have also been in touch with our PD general as we prepare for the UN General
[05:21:34] Assembly.
[05:21:35] There are no expected threats that we know of and we are continue to be confident in being able to deliver safety and security for New Yorkers and
[05:21:42] You know to New Yorkers. I have never encouraged them to
[05:21:46] Protest what I have always told them is that they have the right to do so in the city
[05:21:50] We respect that right and this is the city that is proud of the Constitution proud of the First Amendment will continue to do so
[05:21:56] Thank you the breaking news from Los Angeles on a local news helicopter crashing last night in the city
[05:22:01] Yeah, this was devastating. I
[05:22:03] I actually kind of don't even want to cover the story. It's so sad
[05:22:09] Maybe because it hits close to home, but
[05:22:13] Yeah, a an SUV T bones a bus killing two people
[05:22:21] The local news helicopter is on site and filming from above
[05:22:28] And you literally watch them
[05:22:31] them, stall, and you watch them film their own demise. It's a devastating, devastating
[05:22:40] video. So sad.
[05:22:58] the scene where the helicopter
[05:23:00] went down. Carter, good morning
[05:23:02] to you. It's such a tough day
[05:23:04] for them there. Yeah, Good
[05:23:06] morning, as you can imagine.
[05:23:07] This tragedy hits really close
[05:23:09] to home. NBC four announcing on
[05:23:11] air last night their news
[05:23:12] chopper reporter and pilot
[05:23:14] were killed. We still don't
[05:23:16] know what happened to them.
[05:23:18] They were shot in the back
[05:23:19] of the car and they were
[05:23:20] shot in the back of the car.
[05:23:22] They were shot in the back of
[05:23:23] the car and they were shot
[05:23:24] in the back of the car and
[05:23:25] they were shot in the back
[05:23:26] of the car and they were
[05:23:27] shot in the back of the
[05:23:28] know why it went down but authorities had been out here at the scene they've been working
[05:23:32] through the night that fire is out now but a heaviness still lingers.
[05:23:36] Yeah the video's not graphic it's just so sad because you see the fucking helicopter going
[05:23:41] down slowly and in a moment of shock you hear the reporter literally address it like
[05:23:47] we're not going up that's the last word that you hear those are her final words and
[05:23:53] And because we know what happened afterwards, you just, you know, the screen goes black.
[05:23:57] Um, she says something like you can't pull up.
[05:24:04] Just a life snuffed out and a mom was noticed three.
[05:24:10] Langers in the air.
[05:24:12] We have victims saying that a helicopter collided into a structure.
[05:24:17] A devastating scene in Los Angeles is an NBCLA news helicopter covering a deadly bus collision
[05:24:23] suddenly crashed to the ground.
[05:24:29] This video taken from inside the chopper shows the camera pulling back before it starts shaking
[05:24:34] and then eventually cuts to black.
[05:24:38] Moments later a massive cloud of black smoke filled the air as the helicopter erupted
[05:24:42] into flames between two commercial buildings. It appeared to hit two shipping containers
[05:24:47] and the blaze quickly spread to nearby vehicles. We do see that the helicopter did sway. It
[05:24:53] was absolutely horrifying. We had one bystander on the ground who was hit by shrapnel or something
[05:24:59] else. One person on the ground and two in the helicopter. News chopper reporter Eliana Moreno
[05:25:04] and pilot George Marcino were killed. We can now confirm that the chopper that went down
[05:25:10] in Chatsworth tonight about two hours ago was in fact news chopper four. Long
[05:25:16] time NBC four news anchor Colleen Williams made the heartbreaking
[05:25:19] announcement after sharing earlier they've lost contact with their colleague
[05:25:23] and we've lost contact with them we cannot we cannot contact them at this
[05:25:28] point. NBC Los Angeles reporter Robert Kvossik and others on the scene were
[05:25:33] emotional. I'm just going to
[05:25:38] each of our colleagues and asking was it you and they're saying it wasn't.
[05:25:44] Moreno and Marcino had been in the air reporting on a metro bus crash that
[05:25:48] left two people dead and six others injured. This is a very very very tragic
[05:25:53] day in Los Angeles. We lost five Angelenos today. During their late
[05:26:00] night broadcast and BC Los Angeles paid tribute to Moreno and Marce. We always felt good when we
[05:26:07] had a chance to toss up to Ileana because she covered a story completely and she often referred
[05:26:13] to George. She'd say my pilot George has been listening to the scanners or communicating with
[05:26:19] the other you know law enforcement helicopters up here and so we know this much more. I just
[05:26:24] don't I think helicopter should be banned straight up that's what I think I
[05:26:33] think helicopters especially low-flying helicopters over over incidents like
[05:26:39] police helicopters on car chases should be outright banned use fucking drones
[05:26:54] There's a comment on IG from a former reporter who used to have that job saying the upholstery
[05:27:00] looks like it did when I flew.
[05:27:01] I hope they're up keeping that bird better, otherwise crossing fingers.
[05:27:06] They were two extraordinary people and they will be missed.
[05:27:12] NTSB investigators will determine the cause of the crash, but a veteran news helicopter
[05:27:17] pilot has been lost.
[05:27:18] Please don't outsource my job to a drone.
[05:27:19] What do you mean do your, you can do the same job as a drone operator.
[05:27:24] that were heard going off in the chopper could be an indication of engine failure. And guys,
[05:27:30] you may not know this, but many years ago I spent some time flying in news choppers here in Los
[05:27:34] Angeles. I could tell you it is a very small group of pilots and reporters here. They all know each
[05:27:39] other. And this is just a tragedy for everyone. Yeah, we feel that we feel it too. Carter,
[05:27:44] thank you so much. You know what's so upsetting about that video when you hear the alarms
[05:27:48] going off is that they know they're in trouble. You know you're in trouble and it doesn't
[05:27:52] that there could be anything that they could do to stop the trouble that was happening.
[05:27:56] That's what I sit with when I think about them.
[05:27:58] I just think about their family.
[05:27:59] Yes.
[05:28:00] Say goodbye to your family when you go to work and you don't expect that you're not coming
[05:28:04] home.
[05:28:05] And that is absolutely heartbreaking.
[05:28:06] My heart goes out to their families and to their colleagues at NBC4 in Los Angeles.
[05:28:10] Just doing their jobs and everybody was saying how great they are on the job that they
[05:28:14] did.
[05:28:15] Yeah.
[05:28:16] And I know that eventually this story will pass when it comes to headlines and
[05:28:20] and how we report on things and what we report on,
[05:28:22] but my thoughts and prayers, like you said,
[05:28:24] are with you and with you for the rest of your life,
[05:28:25] because I know they're gonna be dealing
[05:28:27] with a heartbreak of this for a long time.
[05:28:29] True words never spoken.
[05:28:30] All right, Carter, thank you again.
[05:28:32] This morning, the Kennedy Center doors are closed.
[05:28:36] The Trump-controlled Board of Trustees
[05:28:37] voted to shut it down after a federal judge
[05:28:40] refused to allow president Trump.
[05:28:43] I mean, this story is so irrelevant to me.
[05:28:45] I'm sorry.
[05:28:46] Trump is being a fucking petty bitch. This is the only thing he cares about. Generally,
[05:28:55] the only thing Donald Trump cares about, because he's a builder, right? He's a developer. He
[05:28:59] cares about real estate. And the only job that he truly cares about is the beautification
[05:29:10] of Washington DC. And it's not really a beautification initiative necessarily, so
[05:29:14] So much as an exercise to put his name on as many fucking buildings and landmarks as possible.
[05:29:20] He's completely given up on governance.
[05:29:23] You can see it.
[05:29:24] You hear it all the time.
[05:29:25] I mean, if you remember, right after Charlie Kirk's assassination, the media went up to
[05:29:31] him and were like, how do you feel?
[05:29:34] How do you feel about, you know, your friend Charlie Kirk getting killed?
[05:29:38] And he showed up and was like, oh, it's bad.
[05:29:40] Look at this beautiful ballroom.
[05:29:43] That's all he gives a shit about.
[05:29:48] I don't know what it is about these fucking weird petty despots.
[05:29:56] But they all just get hyper invested in, I guess, like building a legacy for themselves.
[05:30:05] And that legacy revolves around putting your name on as many fucking landmarks as possible.
[05:30:20] Is all vanity projects.
[05:30:25] Quote proquesses every day.
[05:30:27] We as a country all have to pretend as normal as the biggest moron you've ever seen reaches
[05:30:31] into his pants on live television and tries to stimulate his own cock.
[05:30:34] We all have to pretend as normal whenever the Republican offers to reach over and help.
[05:30:40] Yeah, like, like America, instead of Lake Ontario, oh we're going to call the Strait of Hormuz
[05:30:48] the, the Strait of Trump.
[05:31:00] North Carolina. Calls North Carolina one of the worst states in the whole nation.
[05:31:13] So nobody used to think of North Carolina as a dangerous state, criminally dangerous. It was
[05:31:18] like North Carolina was beautiful. It was apple pie, right? And now it's one of the most violent
[05:31:25] and one of the worst in the whole nation, and it all started with Cooper.
[05:31:29] And you have a lousy governor right now, too, but it started.
[05:31:33] It started with Cooper.
[05:31:36] So nobody used to think of North Carolina as a dangerous state, criminally dangerous.
[05:31:40] It was like North Carolina was beautiful.
[05:31:43] It was apple pie, right?
[05:31:45] And now it's one of the most violent and one of the worst in the whole nation.
[05:31:55] of
[05:32:14] You have to watch this Polish community in schools, Trump supporter in Poland.
[05:32:40] Are you American?
[05:32:41] What's your opinion on the leadership in the Republican side, not the leadership?
[05:32:46] You're a Republican. You voted Donald Trump. Every time? Every time.
[05:32:50] Next time as well, you think? Jesus Christ.
[05:32:56] This is the civilized world. What do you think? Well, I can't be saved, I'm not from one world, robot two.
[05:33:02] You saved who from the world?
[05:33:04] What is that accent? The guy who said, I'm a Republican. He has an accent.
[05:33:08] He's a Romanian in Poland. Is he a Romanian American in Poland? Like, what do you mean?
[05:33:16] Or the comedian is Romanian? What?
[05:33:18] No, he didn't. Yeah. When the Soviet Union was in Poland, freeing Auschwitz, Americans were eating waffles in Belgium.
[05:33:30] Who invaded Normandy in 1944? The Brits, the Canadians, the Americans?
[05:33:38] Whose money rebuilt Western Europe? Africa and Latin America.
[05:33:44] Okay, damn dude, what the fuck Poland is like
[05:33:52] It's kind of
[05:33:56] Are the are the polls kind of base what the fuck like even the fact that he said the USSR
[05:34:02] Well, the USSR is liberating camps in Auschwitz
[05:34:05] Like I always assumed that like Polish people would hate that
[05:34:09] That that mentioned you know the comedian is Romanian fine, but it's not like Romanians fucking love the USSR and Polish people certainly don't
[05:34:22] Inside of Poland are two dogs one is raises than one is woke two wolves
[05:34:31] Poland is not woke wrong when it came down to Haiti
[05:34:35] The Polish people were the only people that aided and abetted in the liberation of Haiti.
[05:34:41] So eh, wrong.
[05:34:44] Poland actually has a, you know, just like every other country.
[05:34:47] There's, you know, some, some based history there.
[05:34:51] Who was in Berlin first?
[05:34:55] The Turkish.
[05:35:00] Yes, they were making Abdul Fitla a kebab.
[05:35:06] They were spinning around.
[05:35:11] You guys helped, but, you know, you did more damage to the world than you helped, actually.
[05:35:16] And since the Second World War, how many wars have you started?
[05:35:20] Huh? In the last year.
[05:35:24] Since the world was fitting, the big empires were fucking the small country.
[05:35:33] Bro, you know who else?
[05:35:34] They're that Adolf Hitler.
[05:35:36] It's going to be that great till America stops being a big empire and it just falls onto itself.
[05:35:43] Who do you think is the most hated country in the world today?
[05:35:46] Well, it's always the people that have the most that the other ones hate the most.
[05:35:51] Then why do you think you have the most?
[05:35:53] We have the largest economy, we have the largest military
[05:35:55] You don't have the largest economy anymore?
[05:35:57] Yes, China is doing better than you guys
[05:36:00] Oooooooooh it's true
[05:36:02] Oh my god, you don't want to tell that to an America dude
[05:36:06] You're gonna give him a fucking aneurysm
[05:36:09] Yeah, they got 1.2 billion people
[05:36:12] They have 1.4
[05:36:13] Yeah, it's Cope, he's coping, look at him coping quickly
[05:36:16] He's like, oh they got more people than we do
[05:36:18] More people than people
[05:36:19] American Noises.
[05:36:23] Okay, where is your hat made?
[05:36:27] When you look at it halfway.
[05:36:31] I do it for 25 cents an hour.
[05:36:35] Who the fuck would work in America for 25 cents an hour?
[05:36:39] Well, nobody works in America, full stop.
[05:36:43] What the fuck would work in America for 25 cents an hour?
[05:36:46] Well, nobody works in America, full storm.
[05:36:49] And I think basically you're a failing empire.
[05:36:51] Basically, see?
[05:36:53] Isn't it better to see like another failing empire?
[05:36:57] Isn't it fun?
[05:36:59] What did Romania do?
[05:37:01] What did Romania do?
[05:37:03] Basically, we let America use our airports to invade Iran.
[05:37:07] HAHAHAHAHAHA
[05:37:09] I'm so happy!
[05:37:11] Yeah.
[05:37:12] And how well is that going?
[05:37:14] You'll send us a check.
[05:37:15] Yeah.
[05:37:16] What's your favorite war right now?
[05:37:17] HAHAHAHAHAHA
[05:37:18] Talking to an American.
[05:37:20] What's your favorite war currently?
[05:37:23] Whichever one is the most profitable?
[05:37:25] Oh my God.
[05:37:27] Whichever one is the most profitable?
[05:37:29] Whichever one is the most profitable?
[05:37:31] Basically, I thought that this is going to be fun until he goes like full maga.
[05:37:44] Thank you for coming to the show.
[05:37:46] I hope you enjoyed the privileges of a civilized country.
[05:37:51] And I know I'm stepping on my soul calling Poland civilized.
[05:37:55] It's just kind of to make this man hungry, I'm going to give you that.
[05:38:02] It doesn't, this is not anger, this is just the American spirit.
[05:38:07] Yeah.
[05:38:08] But you see, sir, other things are more important than making money.
[05:38:13] Are you making?
[05:38:14] Yes, not to all of us.
[05:38:16] Right.
[05:38:17] Yes.
[05:38:18] I
[05:38:26] Know it's kind of funny, but I'm kind of sad at how much of a joke we are I mean we're
[05:38:30] We're a joke, but we're also a danger, you know
[05:38:33] We're very violent Trump has a cut trade off with Europe if Canada becomes an associate member of the EU look at this
[05:38:38] This is what I mean like we're
[05:38:42] We are
[05:38:43] We are a joke
[05:38:45] But we're also still a very violent joke. We are a threat
[05:38:51] Here's Poland glazed on the house and I'm a broadcast was still a Romanian that caused me to be you know accidentally
[05:38:58] Reflect on the revolutionary history of Poland at times. Okay. Be careful
[05:39:08] Look, I'm fair I'm fair I call balls and strikes, okay
[05:39:11] Someone tried to disrespect Poland when Haiti got brought up and you got to correct the record. Okay, that is a
[05:39:20] Signature achievement of the polls
[05:39:24] Participating in the liberation of Haiti that was fire
[05:39:31] Also, Poland's doing fine, okay, let's be real. They're doing better than most other European countries some fucking weird reason. All right
[05:39:41] God I love these interviews that take place next to the fucking airplane, we just cannot
[05:39:52] hear anything and if I were to increase the audio I would just hear more airplane noise.
[05:40:02] on MSNBC right now. Wait really?
[05:40:22] How do y'all even figure that shit out? Your Ed Sheeran cancelled video got...
[05:40:29] Oh, it did. Oh shit thing these people to hug and kiss me or even defend me vociferously
[05:40:35] I'm expecting them to tackle the form tackle the framework to expose the hypocrisy now the
[05:40:42] hypocrisy is not gonna work for MAGA they're a cult we know that but there are plenty of people in
[05:40:48] The broad coalition that we have designed the anti-trump coalition that will go. Oh my god
[05:40:53] Finally someone is addressing the fact that they are holding a twitch streamer a rabble rouser to a higher standard
[05:41:01] Then the president of the United States of America. This is so
[05:41:05] Insincere so when I see Democrats lean in to a Republican backed messaging campaign to show how wonderful they are to show how
[05:41:14] You know to show how different they are from people like myself. I
[05:41:18] I get increasingly frustrated. It's like a messaging bill where Democrats always do this where they go and they they vote against like socialism and communism or whatever
[05:41:27] They're still gonna call you communist. It doesn't matter if you voted against
[05:41:32] You know or if you voted for a messaging bill that says America will never be a socialist country
[05:41:37] They're still gonna call your social they called Nancy Pelosi a communist, right?
[05:41:41] Right?
[05:41:42] So we should never play by their rules and we should never play by our oppositions framing.
[05:41:49] That's what I'm frustrated by.
[05:41:50] I know I'm in the center of the story, so it seems like I'm just engaging in self-defense,
[05:41:54] but this is what I've been yelling at Democrats for for years, far before I became like the
[05:41:58] number one villain of the Republican Party.
[05:42:01] You will be able to watch the full interview on YouTube tomorrow by scanning that QR code
[05:42:05] on your screen or heading to ms.now slash clock it.
[05:42:09] Look, I mean, I think Eugene folks should look at the entire situation people should tune in watch it all folks you can also listen wherever you get your podcast watch it on YouTube and then know what you think don't you go anywhere okay because all in with Chris Hayes starts in just a little bit of a moment and you do not want to miss the conversation that he is going to have about the Kennedy Center.
[05:42:35] Um, that was a good clip yeah.
[05:42:39] That was a good clip
[05:42:42] Have you seen the clip of the last game?
[05:42:44] This clip is doing crazy numbers.
[05:43:11] I want to watch this elephant graveyard.
[05:43:13] days four million views we'll take a look at this after I don't even know where
[05:43:29] this is gonna go anymore what if he's just like yeah dude I'm here to I'm here
[05:43:33] to replace you with a with a far superior Hasan who hasn't been cancelled
[05:43:37] by everyone in the fucking mainstream media.
[05:43:40] Yeah, they're rolling out the brand friendly version.
[05:44:07] They're rolling out the brand friendly Hassan, dude.
[05:44:11] The new and improved brand friendly, Hassan's so good at playing that I'm really upset,
[05:44:16] bitch.
[05:44:17] I just wanted to understand, a lot of issues in the world right now.
[05:44:22] People can't afford their gas, can't afford their groceries, can't see a dime.
[05:44:29] We've got this trade war with Canada.
[05:44:33] I mean, I was hard on her when they were on, but I want to ask you the most important question in American culture.
[05:44:41] Oh God.
[05:44:44] Will you disavow Hassan, Tiger?
[05:44:56] Thank you for your question.
[05:44:59] I have absolutely no problem with this defiling any fucking person.
[05:45:05] I guess the song is like, I love it for self-pleasingly made by Ed and Tyler.
[05:45:09] It's a real fight.
[05:45:12] Say something, a song like this is gonna be ripped and I would love to add to his body, so look.
[05:45:17] Dude, wow, that...
[05:45:19] He's suit-mogging me too. This is bullshit!
[05:45:25] And he's got a sick-ass fit on, dude. That's crazy!
[05:45:29] I don't even realize he had that shit on
[05:45:43] And he's got better hair sucks
[05:45:59] That was pretty good.
[05:46:21] Dude collecting his songs like infinity stones.
[05:46:24] Yeah.
[05:46:26] Guess what dude?
[05:46:27] He's gonna get canceled too now.
[05:46:29] gonna cancel Mehdi Hassan and Hassan Minhaj next. They're already in the process of canceling Mehdi
[05:46:36] Hassan. Mehdi is also constantly going through cancellations. So the only guy that remains is
[05:46:43] Hassan Minhaj. A-PAC is coming after all the Hassans, like collecting them like infinity stones.
[05:46:52] Now, when the media asked that you campaign with Hassan Abdukizay, which one? True.
[05:47:10] We're going to have a real Hassan Triforce. We've been together in the same location in the past.
[05:47:19] You wore that suit better?
[05:47:22] Stop
[05:47:26] We're gonna we're gonna do a event eventually all the the triple Hasan event call that shit h3
[05:47:45] All right, bonjour, hi
[05:47:47] Hi. It's been a little while. Sorry.
[05:47:51] Je suis vraiment dƩsolƩ.
[05:47:54] So this is uh...
[05:47:58] What is this? Don't let anyone give you shit, only you can pull this off.
[05:48:17] That's true, that's me, bro.
[05:48:22] The name tags look so CCP coded, yeah.
[05:48:26] Well, European Union Parliament, Communist Party of China, both love bureaucracy, make
[05:48:41] sense.
[05:48:42] Can you flip your phone?
[05:48:44] I can't.
[05:48:45] that's crazy.
[05:48:58] Prime Time Assan, Comedy Central Assan and Twitch Assan.
[05:49:01] Let's go AKA the greatest Assan, lesser Assan and least Assan.
[05:49:05] That's crazy.
[05:49:06] You put that shit on too, Anquey.
[05:49:11] What the fuck is this?
[05:49:16] What is happening here, man?
[05:49:19] Your edge sharing video on YouTube is doing us odd numbers, I know.
[05:49:22] We gotta get people to also subscribe, man.
[05:49:26] We gotta get people to subscribe.
[05:49:30] This one's doing crazy, too.
[05:49:31] You wanna know?
[05:49:32] This one in one day got 1.3 million views.
[05:49:35] We're doing as many gold numbers now, folks, okay?
[05:49:39] But it's not enough.
[05:49:40] gotta keep growing. Let's see what the real numbers on this one are. It's at 7 hours.
[05:49:48] Yeah, his own banquet. That's from yesterday. 7 hours ago it was uploaded. Yeah, the real
[05:49:55] numbers on that that haven't been updated yet are 773,000 views, bro. God, Normie, Normie
[05:50:07] Adjacent content normie adjacent content when merged with like, you know
[05:50:14] Israel criticism and stuff like that it turns into
[05:50:17] Uh, it it's you know
[05:50:22] It's perfect for a lot of people this is exactly what they're looking for they want it they're desperate for it
[05:50:30] YouTube is recommending your videos to me all day usually have to go directly to your channel to see your vid something switched in the elbow, I think
[05:50:37] I know everybody always says they switched how they're counting the view counts
[05:50:43] Okay, dude. There's a difference between a 10% increase
[05:50:47] Okay, and like a hundred look up like a hundred percent increase 200 300 percent increase. Okay, I
[05:50:55] Know that now YouTube counts the first second you click on a video it counts it as a view the increase in viewership
[05:51:02] Happened
[05:51:04] Two weeks ago
[05:51:07] Okay. But it did not coincide with just a 10% increase in viewership. A bunch of different
[05:51:16] things happened at the same time. Okay. A bunch of different things happened at the
[05:51:22] same time. We started putting embargoes on the videos that we're uploading, okay? We started
[05:51:39] putting an embargo on the Hassan Abkhazian industrial complex to at least control the
[05:51:44] videos that we were going to upload. We got faster on our uploads. And it also
[05:51:52] coincided with the the extra increase. The extra increase of attention on
[05:52:06] everything that I'm fucking doing.
[05:52:09] Like, I'm looking at the engaged viewership numbers on this.
[05:52:18] On the his own banquet, it's 400,000 viewers.
[05:52:26] It's a 700,000, 400,000 viewers is on the engaged viewership metric.
[05:52:32] So even that is if that's the old
[05:52:37] If that's the old viewership count if that's the old method in
[05:52:41] 7 hours having
[05:52:43] 400,000 viewers on a YouTube video is still unbelievably high in comparison to what
[05:52:51] It used to look like
[05:52:55] It what it used to look like months ago
[05:53:02] The video has 333,000 views. Wait, what? Show analytics? That's a lie. Oh, it's an Asmongold
[05:53:13] fan. That's a lie. The video has 333,000 views. See, this is the problem with someone who
[05:53:19] is simply a watcher and a consumer and enjoyer versus someone who's a content creator. So
[05:53:24] I have the back end information that I'm looking at right now. That's number one.
[05:53:28] Number two, the reason why the video only has 333,000 viewers, even though the actual
[05:53:36] viewership number is at 700,000 as I said, is because when a video gets a fuck ton of
[05:53:43] views quickly, you don't actually see as a consumer the true numbers.
[05:53:50] Because YouTube doesn't update fast enough.
[05:53:53] And also part of the reason why in the first hour, it's usually the viewership stays around
[05:53:58] like 10K, 20K, whatever, when the viewership is actually far larger than that.
[05:54:09] He's looking at the second video, son.
[05:54:13] You can simply show the analytics in that situation, but dude, I'm just a viewer don't
[05:54:16] attack me too.
[05:54:17] Wait, what?
[05:54:18] I'm not even attacking.
[05:54:19] correcting you. Though watch time matters more for YouTube's algorithm compared to views,
[05:54:28] though for YouTube, so people who watch longer than watch review. Yes, and I'm looking at the
[05:54:33] watch time on this is pretty good. The average viewer duration for this video is 1226.
[05:54:44] It was pretty good for a 30 minute video.
[05:54:54] Asmongold's fan is an insult.
[05:54:59] No Asmongold was hitting those numbers before YouTube's view count changed.
[05:55:02] Well yeah, that's why I speculated that you're an Asmongold fan.
[05:55:05] You brought up Asmongold, I didn't.
[05:55:09] Why would you voluntarily bring up Asmongold?
[05:55:14] I mean, I have the viewers that didn't even finish the video, most likely, but that's
[05:55:22] normal.
[05:55:23] That retention is actually very good.
[05:55:30] You need to make your videos longer, bro.
[05:55:31] I still watch complex channels because those videos are longer, but I still watch yours
[05:55:34] to give you this sweet YouTube premium revenue.
[05:55:41] I did say as many gold numbers you're right my mistake
[05:55:48] But you defended his honor for some reason
[05:55:53] Yesterday US approved sending 2.8 billion more in bombs and other web is Israel yeah
[05:56:05] I covered that. 40% to 60% retention is normal depending on topic and virality. Yeah.
[05:56:26] So the Hassab Eclipse Industrial Complex is still absolutely pumping out videos. They're going
[05:56:33] crazy. The only difference is that we just tell them like what videos we're gonna upload.
[05:56:53] We tell them ahead of time about what videos we're gonna upload and then we tell them not
[05:56:59] upload those videos before we do. So there's like a 24-hour embargo on videos that we upload.
[05:57:14] Elephant graveyard.
[05:57:23] Your most viewed videos are clips?
[05:57:31] Yeah.
[05:57:34] That's crazy.
[05:57:36] This is 7.8 million views.
[05:57:39] From 2023.
[05:57:40] Also, everybody finds out she's 16, well 5.9 million views.
[05:57:46] So I'm about to cook Sandra Cuomo 5.8 million views.
[05:57:51] Lordwig make it. Being a mother is hard. Cutie Cinderella got scammed. Gungro gets publicly
[05:57:56] owned by communists at 3.1 million views as my top viewed video. Still to this day, nothing comes
[05:58:04] close dude, it's crazy. There are 29,280 videos on Hasan Hub.
[05:58:21] And then the other videos are reacting the bitch for taking the political compass
[05:58:33] And then I made a day run away in a debate
[05:58:38] 1.8 million
[05:58:40] What the fuck is this house I was short Kings Noel and Cody co video unavailable
[05:58:47] Yikes probably for good reason
[05:58:51] Hasn't ever raced in men's race versus feminism.
[05:59:09] Ask a porn star Janet Griffith ex-girlfriend yes she talks about my penis.
[05:59:14] Three hour conversation 1.4 million views.
[05:59:19] crazy all the top performing shit is like fun all the top performing videos
[05:59:25] are just like fun stuff you know I doubt that this is a real tic-tac about me
[05:59:34] and yeah I know it, Jmer Sean, Jmer Sean asking for it there you go take a day
[05:59:41] off next up is a week off moist crew critical humiliates Nico 1.3
[05:59:47] million views. All right, let's do it. Let's do the fucking fun shit. Okay. Not this, not
[06:00:02] this. How comedy drowned in a radiologist cesspool of corruption, the private is got
[06:00:06] four million views in six days from the elephant graveyard. They are the note. This guy is
[06:00:12] the number one off of Joe Rogan, right. And from what I understand, this is this
[06:00:16] hit the rogan verse like a goddamn atom bomb okay if this is your first time
[06:00:23] joining us for this series we've been trying to figure out how comedy got so
[06:00:27] shit but after that last video the one about the comedy cult you know you know
[06:00:35] hello you watch elephant graveyard new video I did see it I did watch it I
[06:00:40] I'm like, what in the house do you watch?
[06:00:41] I gotta speed up.
[06:00:42] Oh, wow, busy guy.
[06:00:43] Apparently it caused quite a stir.
[06:00:45] Huge video that dropped from the Elephant Graveyard channel.
[06:00:48] I don't know if you guys have seen this.
[06:00:50] You can tell Rogan is feeling the heat.
[06:00:52] You can tell he realizes like,
[06:00:53] I don't think my group is the popular group anymore.
[06:00:56] I think we're sort of being mocked now
[06:00:58] when we're being laughed at.
[06:00:59] That's a shame.
[06:01:00] You're looking at comments, see?
[06:01:01] It's hard.
[06:01:02] It's hard to know.
[06:01:03] Look at this.
[06:01:04] It was a video.
[06:01:04] A lot of people were losing their minds about it.
[06:01:06] It is.
[06:01:07] You watched Elephant Graveyard.
[06:01:08] People who are talking about stand-up comedy on YouTube, I'm like, show your face, we do.
[06:01:12] Comedy is getting really tense.
[06:01:14] Why not just do great stuff?
[06:01:16] Don't worry about what we're doing, and we're not anti-woke.
[06:01:19] Real serious.
[06:01:20] The comedy wars will pass.
[06:01:21] Yeah, they will.
[06:01:22] They'll pass.
[06:01:22] It's, yeah.
[06:01:23] So I'm going back to Philly for about six months, so I'm out.
[06:01:27] It's the awesome scene, dude.
[06:01:28] The entire planet finally saw clearly the comedy czars mad deranged reign over the comedy world,
[06:01:33] along with all his comedy collaborators.
[06:01:36] Elephant Radio, you are such a...
[06:01:37] go do improv. That's awesome. The whole concept that Austin is ruining comedy is
[06:01:44] I mean, he's right though. Like Austin did ruin the comedy scene, in my opinion.
[06:01:50] It was just, it was just comedy poison. Conservatism
[06:01:55] is, it takes itself too seriously to ever be funny. That's the problem. That's it.
[06:02:01] it. Comedy is about not taking things too seriously, even serious issues, right? And
[06:02:12] when you're a conservative, you're just like too angry all the time. A lot of people will
[06:02:16] say like, oh, well, the wokes ruin comedy, SJWs ruin comedy. In some respects, yes.
[06:02:21] The ones that are also unbelievably serious. Yes, they were annoying. But what actually,
[06:02:29] And I've said this for years, if you remember, like I haven't been saying this is like fucking
[06:02:32] 2017, 2018 and onward, SJW is ruined comedy just not in the way that you think they ruin
[06:02:39] comedy.
[06:02:40] SJWs didn't ruin comedy because they were annoying and woke scoldy.
[06:02:46] They ruined comedy because all of the fucking comedians constantly cried about them.
[06:02:53] And it became the only hack material that people regurgitated.
[06:02:59] That's how quote-unquote S.H.W.'s ruined comedy.
[06:03:02] That was the big problem.
[06:03:04] It wasn't the fact that people were canceling comedians or whatever, it was that comedians
[06:03:08] couldn't shut the fuck up about cancel culture.
[06:03:11] A reality that even Seinfeld came to acknowledge, perhaps far too late, where Seinfeld said,
[06:03:19] Years ago, I said, you know woke killed comedy, but the reality of the matter is if you're a good comedian
[06:03:27] You could actually
[06:03:29] Overcome those problems a good comedian can make anything no matter how sensitive it is stick
[06:03:39] Yeah, you know, it's not funny grievances
[06:03:43] Constantly airing out your fucking grievances
[06:03:46] The other thing that also has always consistently destroyed comedy is when comedians become too successful.
[06:03:55] Because when you become too successful, you're no longer in touch with regular individuals and regular folks.
[06:04:07] I love comedy.
[06:04:09] Which means the cancelers didn't make fun of the cancel liners.
[06:04:16] Yeah, what murders comedy what murders laughter what murders humor is when comedians are seeking out applause breaks instead of laughter
[06:04:25] That is the issue
[06:04:27] Yeah, you said before the comedians who were looking for an applause have failed exactly
[06:04:32] And ironically enough there are a million examples of this on the quote-unquote anti-woke side and only one glaringly obvious example of this on the left
[06:04:42] for every Nanette
[06:04:44] There is a legendary comedian, a generational talent that has turned into a constant fucking
[06:04:52] wire.
[06:04:53] Dave Chappelle comes to mind.
[06:04:57] Anti-Woke killed a big part of his humor.
[06:05:01] Anti-Woke also happened, well not Anti-Woke, but his wealth and his power also certainly
[06:05:07] softened his edge.
[06:05:10] And because he was no longer experiencing normal things that are relatable, the way he sought
[06:05:20] out that edge was by being as like, you know, as edgy as possible.
[06:05:25] Ooh, look at me.
[06:05:26] I'm saying things.
[06:05:27] I'm attacking like trans people.
[06:05:29] And I always, I've always explained this as as follows.
[06:05:35] I've always said like, look, I don't agree with what Dave Chappelle says about trans
[06:05:40] people, it's, you know, there's one thing. But the trans experience is dark. Having said that,
[06:05:47] there's a lot of humor that can come out of that darkness, right? It's tough. It's tough to be a
[06:05:54] trans person, even in the wealthiest nation on earth, right? It is a unique environment
[06:06:03] where you can make a lot of jokes. The problem is when you don't seek to understand the condition,
[06:06:10] when you don't seek to understand the experience at all, and instead point at it from afar.
[06:06:19] At that point, you're not making a joke. You're just engaging in the hackiest,
[06:06:27] lowest hanging fruit material possible when you go, look, that's a man in a dress.
[06:06:30] So some integers is like dude, that's like fifth graders have said that you know what I mean like you can't if you are repeating things
[06:06:38] That people on 4chan have said you are no longer a comic
[06:06:46] Right
[06:06:47] And a lot of people kept saying over and over again when you know
[06:06:51] I delivered this critique that I was being woke and I didn't understand it and you know, I
[06:06:57] I didn't understand it at all. I was just being woke. That's why I was upset because I was offended. It was offended
[06:07:03] It's like no what's offensive to me is
[06:07:06] someone
[06:07:07] who I
[06:07:10] admired as a generational talent in a in a medium that I care about a lot comedy
[06:07:19] Turning into guy who does you know reheated hack material from fucking 4chan
[06:07:27] That was what was offensive to me, not that he was like hurting transgender people's feelings.
[06:07:34] Okay?
[06:07:36] How did you find it?
[06:07:38] It's just a plan.
[06:07:39] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
[06:07:41] Real comedians, they were all just melting down and
[06:07:45] Legitimately thought it was
[06:07:46] Fuck, come on, I don't want to see this.
[06:07:48] But funny, but you've upset a pregnant person.
[06:07:51] God, don't make me watch this again, please, please.
[06:07:53] That's what you were going for.
[06:07:54] Come on, man, turn it off.
[06:07:55] You need to do some
[06:07:56] Thank you.
[06:07:57] Thank you.
[06:07:58] Yep.
[06:07:59] Say the thing.
[06:08:00] And they're already fragile, anti-reality simulacrum in which their Senkis now reside
[06:08:05] and through which they experience their own virtual reality was really starting to break.
[06:08:10] Bro, I'm scared of everything.
[06:08:12] I have to stay offline.
[06:08:14] Really, really hard to watch.
[06:08:18] We tried to take our own advice and just get off computer because it's never good
[06:08:23] keep doing the same thing over and over again. That is, that's crazy. No matter what it is.
[06:08:31] But anyways, back to me and where I've been. Well, just out on the loose, you know, like
[06:08:36] the old days, the proper times. Remember those guys? I remember those. I remember it very
[06:08:43] well, but those planes hit those buildings and we were so afraid. We looked at the
[06:08:47] government and we said, we'll give you our privacy if you give us our safety.
[06:08:50] And they were like, how about we do you one better than that?
[06:08:52] How about a camera and a mic in everybody's hand?
[06:08:55] And now you're always, always on camera, my brother's insisted.
[06:09:00] Excuse me, sorry.
[06:09:03] I don't know where that came from there.
[06:09:06] This guy's so Canadian.
[06:09:08] Sorry.
[06:09:09] But wow, there was some beautiful, classic reality out there, and it's all just out
[06:09:16] there.
[06:09:17] Yours to discover.
[06:09:19] Yeah.
[06:09:20] New New Eurocuck Unlocked.
[06:09:22] That's what we're calling the Canucks now.
[06:09:25] We're not calling it snow Mexico no more chat.
[06:09:29] They're Eurocucks.
[06:09:30] More time you spend in classic reality, the stronger your psychic muscle becomes, which
[06:09:35] helps to prevent your mind from taking root within another simulacrum and allowing you
[06:09:40] to really enjoy the fruits of classic reality.
[06:09:45] You gotta get every drop.
[06:09:47] Oh, reality.
[06:09:51] Yeah, you gotta get every drop.
[06:09:54] And if you're hearing all this and just thinking,
[06:09:57] what the hell is any of this about?
[06:09:59] What the hell is a simulacrum?
[06:10:02] What the fuck is this stupid long ass intro?
[06:10:04] When is this guy gonna get to the point?
[06:10:07] What the hell are the cycles?
[06:10:09] Where am I?
[06:10:11] Who am I?
[06:10:13] Well, sorry about all that.
[06:10:16] Even though it's really on you to take responsibility for your own emotional reactions and inner turmoil, but whatever.
[06:10:23] And you should probably go back and familiarize yourself with the lore and terminology of this channel or whatever.
[06:10:32] Eh, yeah. Anyway, where was I?
[06:10:36] Finally, I got back to the cabin, fired up computer and much like the assault I experienced on account of that hell winter.
[06:10:43] I actually don't hear an accent. Do we sound weird? Yes. Sorry. Oh
[06:10:48] bag
[06:10:50] These are three key ways to spot a
[06:10:55] Uroid a newly minted uroid canuck
[06:10:59] Okay a boot
[06:11:04] If they if you start talking about bagged milk
[06:11:07] Bigged Milk?
[06:11:09] That's when I know you're fucking Canadian.
[06:11:12] Okay? That's what you do sound like.
[06:11:14] Go enjoy your fucking...
[06:11:16] Bigged Milk right now.
[06:11:22] I was then digitally assaulted by a whirlwind of notifications, pop-ups, reminders, notes, alarms, messages, demands, expectations, DMs, disappointments, questions, comments, and so on.
[06:11:36] comments, texts, sexes, ludes, nudes. I mean you name it. That's all too much for my brain so
[06:11:45] like I always deal with these kinds of situations, just select all and send a trash. But anyway,
[06:11:53] a lot of these messages and a lot of them are saying that everyone wants more comedy commentary.
[06:11:59] They're all saying, hey, you gotta do it again, man.
[06:12:04] Where's the next new thing, guy, you stupid idiot?
[06:12:07] You fucker.
[06:12:09] You a fucking, ahem.
[06:12:12] So I don't know, I just sat down,
[06:12:13] I tried to write the next thing,
[06:12:16] started thinking, thinking, but as I kept thinking,
[06:12:20] I realized that something felt kind of bad.
[06:12:25] Felt like I was up against some kind of repulsive force,
[06:12:27] like two magnet poles pushing off each other.
[06:12:31] What was that?
[06:12:36] So I just quit and gave up and started watching YouTube.
[06:12:40] And coincidentally, an interview with some old man,
[06:12:43] this writer guy, this nerd,
[06:12:46] he popped up in the algorithm
[06:12:47] and he happened to be talking about this very problem.
[06:12:51] The intellect is a great danger to creativity.
[06:12:54] The intellect is a danger to creativity.
[06:12:55] It's a terrible danger because you begin to rationalize and make up reasons for things
[06:12:59] instead of staying with your own basic truth.
[06:13:02] I've had a sign over my typewriter for 25 years now, which the Reads don't think.
[06:13:07] You must never think that the typewriter, you must feel, at the typewriter, you should
[06:13:11] be living.
[06:13:12] Get it out of yourself.
[06:13:14] But all I could feel when I thought about comedy was just how repulsive and disgusting
[06:13:20] it all is.
[06:13:22] And so I really wanted to try to start exploring what the hell that repulsive feeling was.
[06:13:28] And with the cycles being on my mind so much, I couldn't help but feel, and I'm gonna risk
[06:13:34] sounding like the asshole here, but that may be what's wrong with fucking everything,
[06:13:39] frankly, is that, uh, is that everyone seems to be just mindlessly doing the same shit
[06:13:46] over and over again.
[06:13:47] Non-stop.
[06:13:48] With no end in sight.
[06:13:51] I don't really know how people can live like that. I don't know how they can trap themselves inside a hell loop
[06:13:56] And look at themselves in the mirror and ask that age-old question
[06:14:00] Are you having any fun?
[06:14:02] Because I mean I'm scrolling through YouTube or the big end or any other stupid content slop trough
[06:14:08] And I just feel like I'm trapped inside a cascading series of repeating content fractals
[06:14:14] You guys what are we watching? I thought this guy did politics. We're doing
[06:14:17] And we're watching Elephant Graveyard, Duncan, Joseph Roganett and the Roganverse, your
[06:14:28] end pod.com. Check it out, guys. Yeah. Yeah, Elephant Graveyard cooks comedy podcasts,
[06:14:36] which is precisely the reason why he doesn't talk about us. Let's be real. Because we
[06:14:41] are not funny. Well, I guess these, these park guys are not really funny either.
[06:14:46] content fractal of hell there I hope so I hope so
[06:15:10] How do people do this like how do they keep doing the same thing over and over and not want to suck their brain out of their
[06:15:16] ears with a vacuum pump, you gotta stop. And how do people keep watching the same thing
[06:15:22] over and over and over and also not want to remove their brain in some kind of violent
[06:15:27] but very expedited manner? Do they even know what's going on? Are they in some kind
[06:15:32] of trance? Are they trapped?
[06:15:35] Okay, why is it that every song just does the same thing over and over?
[06:15:43] Yeah, I don't know Rick. It's so weird. It's so weird. I don't know. Still. If you guys like that though. Nope
[06:15:49] Well, that sure feels like a hell loop and I can't help but wonder are we doing this willingly?
[06:15:55] Making and watching the same stuff over and over forever like are we choosing it or are we trapped in some kind of?
[06:16:04] Algorithmic undertow
[06:16:06] W. I feel when I watch Hassan Abi bro chill
[06:16:09] It's not my fucking fault that the new problems are the same as the old problems. It's not like I'm
[06:16:16] Not like I'm choosing to talk about like white supremacy American imperialism a lack of adequate social safety nets
[06:16:24] Even at a time when all those things are actually being solved, you know, what do you want me to do?
[06:16:30] Don't shoot the fucking messengers not my fault. Oh
[06:16:33] That's what I like to know about it, but I guess I do feel obliged to give people what they want
[06:16:38] I'm giving you variety of variety of different suits a
[06:16:43] Variety of different AI songs that I listen to sometimes
[06:16:47] It's not even AI songs the AI song that's been recreated by real human beings
[06:16:51] You know, we got a classic reality for so long. I don't know where to start here
[06:16:55] So never gaming just observe the state of the guys that the comedy cult video touchdown
[06:17:00] You know just sort of a hot air balloon perspective flying over the comedy hellscape the piss scape
[06:17:06] um the fucking wasteland of shit that somehow still got creatures and things
[06:17:11] living down there amongst the radioactive fallout place where only
[06:17:15] ghouls and freaks could even survive but for how long I don't know I don't want
[06:17:20] to think too much about it so here's a feeling when I start wading into these
[06:17:24] comedy waters it feels in disgusting feels vile it feels like it's ruining
[06:17:30] my brain. It's grim. It's grim. And it's crazy how easy it is to forget this, just glance
[06:17:38] over it, but we're talking about comedy. Comedy. The thing that's supposed to be like fun or
[06:17:43] whatever. Like, even when it's dark, it resonates in a way that ultimately does feel really is
[06:17:51] crazy how shit our current comedy era is. I mean, we really can't skip over the
[06:18:00] fact that in order to get into exploring the topic of current comedy you got to put on a psychic
[06:18:05] hazmat suit to avoid getting you know like emotional tumors or whatever because of all the radiation
[06:18:11] the stuff emits. I don't know maybe it's just me but that's that's I think that's probably bad
[06:18:21] and all right well talking a lot here let's get on with it I don't want to think too much
[06:18:26] about this so I've put a whole bunch of these guys names into a bucket here and
[06:18:30] I'll just pull him out one at a time and I guess tell you what I'm feeling yeah
[06:18:35] alright reaching into the bucket here and personally we got his Tony now that
[06:18:42] is both a call lease and a tabernac well despite starting comedy 20 years ago
[06:18:48] he's finally just released a stand-up special and where else but on the
[06:18:54] big end. And of course it's exactly what you'd expect from an extremely low
[06:18:59] awareness guy. A guy who needed to be a comedian so bad but isn't funny so he
[06:19:05] followed the Joe Rogan blueprint of fake it till you make it but never actually
[06:19:08] make it but pretend you did until you believe it to be true. And then win
[06:19:15] the algorithmic slot machine game and exploit your new power to create a
[06:19:18] bubble of sick offense to prop up your new artificial reality. I'm here to tell
[06:19:22] Y'all I ain't gay. We don't need this special to finally weigh in on this guy. Guess what?
[06:19:30] You're gay. We already know he's no more than a humiliation game show host and professional teleprompter reader. I
[06:19:38] Stand by my point
[06:19:41] my original point for many many years ago that the entire premise of
[06:19:48] Kill Tony
[06:19:49] He's fantastic and it is ruined by the presence of Tony Hinchcliffe every single episode
[06:19:58] Okay, the idea of having like, you know young comics test out their materials and get cooked by
[06:20:05] Old professionals is a fantastic premise. I used to listen to it all the time
[06:20:10] And I would try to like skip through the Tony Hinchcliffe parts back in the day. It's crazy
[06:20:15] Yeah, and Brian Redban too.
[06:20:22] Who co-tails his actually talented peers up the ladder of success in the comedy piss
[06:20:28] skate and can't actually do his own stand up.
[06:20:33] A guy who mysteriously has been a big fan of the show.
[06:20:44] has been observed listening to a Kill Tony contest.
[06:20:48] What is this? Good ol' lying is OP Shraffins and Leftist Susan's joke.
[06:21:04] And then writing something down.
[06:21:06] And then months later going on stage and performing that same joke.
[06:21:14] The first thing I did when I got at home is I put it in my mouth if AI were ever to actually replace comedians
[06:21:24] Motherfucker, that's crazy
[06:21:29] Some kind of gay magician or something like that he'd be the first to go the easiest to algorithmically replicate
[06:21:36] You f*** it.
[06:21:38] We already knew all that.
[06:21:40] We've already talked about it.
[06:21:42] We don't need to keep doing the same thing over and over again.
[06:21:45] You know what I mean?
[06:21:47] What else can you say about this?
[06:21:49] He's just boring.
[06:21:51] So boring.
[06:21:52] We need even his own fans.
[06:21:54] Bro, why does he have the Republican gay voice?
[06:21:56] The closet door is open.
[06:21:58] I mean this.
[06:21:59] Why do Republicans have that voice?
[06:22:02] I don't know.
[06:22:03] You're out here struggling to stay away.
[06:22:05] Not a republican gay voice, it means it's just a republican voice, let's be real.
[06:22:35] I'm not sure what this says about Tony, but it feels like it's pretty bad
[06:22:42] And there he is just doing the same shit over and over
[06:22:48] Just swirling around and around the content fractal toilet and
[06:22:53] Well, everyone already knows this shit sucks. It's no secret
[06:22:57] Even these guys that you know you'd expect to like him think he's dog shit
[06:23:02] They told me he was a comedian, I was like this guy gets paid to tell jokes that's crazy man.
[06:23:06] His mom should have swallowed him man, because this guy stung.
[06:23:09] But he just like, after the bet, you know.
[06:23:11] He has no actual cultural relevance.
[06:23:15] This whole charade is just propped up by this low-awareness Netflix blockhead.
[06:23:20] I'm Ted Sarandas, I'm the co-CEO of Netflix.
[06:23:22] And God only knows who's pulling this guy's puppet strings.
[06:23:25] Well, I know. I mean, I feel.
[06:23:27] And what I feel, I feel because of what I see happening in front of me all the time.
[06:23:33] And that's real to me, damn it.
[06:23:36] But I feel like Tony only got his deal, because Square Boy over here wanted to buy Warner Brothers.
[06:23:43] And he knew he was gonna have to sit there and get grilled by the regime.
[06:23:47] And he knew exactly what kind of questions they were gonna ask.
[06:23:50] In the wake of the George Floyd riots, Netflix posted on its page,
[06:23:54] To my white friends guilt shame embarrassment. What does that mean? I think that is a non-characteristic post that I'm deeply regret
[06:24:01] Netflix content for children promotes a transgender ideology
[06:24:06] Why is this?
[06:24:08] Really Netflix has no political agenda of any kind sexualized highly controversial. I don't understand it. It's a strange
[06:24:16] Spectrously serious because it's inaccurate
[06:24:18] That's been your personal experience. I don't say that's a miscarriage
[06:24:22] What do you mean nothing's been my personal experience? You don't think that I monitor what my children watch?
[06:24:26] Oh, here's what I say with my personal experiences
[06:24:28] Oh, my three children I can't let them watch anything they want a Netflix
[06:24:32] I can't let them watch anything on Netflix because I don't have confidence in what's on your platform
[06:24:36] That's also said on May 30th. No silent is to be complicit
[06:24:42] Was that mean to I don't
[06:24:45] Reading you same things that Netflix share my values and you want the United States government to allow you to become one of the largest
[06:24:52] dreaming monopolist in the world.
[06:24:55] Well, conservatives, I hate them.
[06:24:58] They're demonic.
[06:24:59] They're awful.
[06:25:00] And they ruin this country across the board.
[06:25:04] But they're so goddamn good at putting on a fake outrage
[06:25:08] show.
[06:25:09] Like, they'll take a heated debate about antitrust,
[06:25:16] right, amidst a potential merger,
[06:25:20] and turn it entirely into
[06:25:23] an opportunity for culture war advancement
[06:25:26] culture war narrative advancement they are so fucking good
[06:25:30] at this shit
[06:25:32] democrats
[06:25:33] on the other side are so ass-added
[06:25:37] conservatives will give them
[06:25:39] a layup
[06:25:40] conservatives will serve them shit on a silver platter where they do you know
[06:25:45] cancel culture bullshit on c r t
[06:25:48] wokeness, DEI, affirmative action, or you know, all of these cancellations like pro-Palestinian
[06:25:55] speech. And Democrats are just nowhere to be found. Like we could have so easily on the left,
[06:26:04] turned this entire initiative around. One of the biggest, most consequential vibe shifts
[06:26:10] was in the 2010s and onward. The left started being seen as pearl, clutches, and woke scolds,
[06:26:21] okay? And certainly a lot of liberals leaned into this, as though it was a good thing. That's where
[06:26:29] a lot of this like anti-cancel culture narrative still comes from. Conservatives never stopped
[06:26:34] cancelling the left successfully, mind you, they just also got everybody to believe that
[06:26:42] cancel culture was a leftist thing.
[06:26:46] And now we have an opportunity to, you know, control the narrative once again, to reassert
[06:26:54] the truth, their true position, that it's always been the conservatives that love cancel
[06:26:58] culture.
[06:26:59] They are the school marms.
[06:27:01] They are the pearl clutches.
[06:27:03] They are the scolds.
[06:27:06] They've never stopped clutching their pearls in Congress where it truly matters, but they
[06:27:10] did it while making it seem like they were defending free speech and free expression.
[06:27:23] Mind boggling.
[06:27:24] I'd be concerned about what comes to your mind.
[06:27:28] As though you knew all this was going to happen and he gave Tony a special, you know, to try
[06:27:33] to get around this, since he's like the regime's favorite comedian or something, but it didn't
[06:27:39] even work.
[06:27:40] So what's the point here?
[06:27:42] There's nothing to examine, nothing to unearth, nothing to explore.
[06:27:46] The juice has been squeezed.
[06:27:48] It's time to let the leftover rind decompose in the compost bin.
[06:27:52] scenario it turns into comedy fertilizer to I don't know hopefully allow the
[06:27:57] regrowth of something that isn't complete shit otherwise we're no better
[06:28:01] than the lobster stuck in our own hell loop doing the same thing over and over
[06:28:05] sitting in some shitty tank in a grocery store people walking by wondering if
[06:28:10] anybody actually ever buys those things I know I have never seen anybody buy a
[06:28:14] lobster from that thing ever the store owner just puts it there I don't know
[06:28:19] to make it look like this shitty grocery store
[06:28:21] is some kind of bustling old world fish market.
[06:28:24] Kind of like how Tony Special is just put there
[06:28:27] on the big end by this low awareness manager, Ding Dong,
[06:28:31] to make it look like they're a bustling content factory
[06:28:34] instead of a putrid slop trough.
[06:28:38] So you see what I mean, right?
[06:28:39] Like how it's all been said already?
[06:28:41] Like, do I really need to do this?
[06:28:43] Do you really need to do this?
[06:28:44] What if I put all this work in for nothing?
[06:28:46] Oh, I do.
[06:28:47] Oh, okay.
[06:28:49] There it is next reaching into the bucket anyone out there feel that
[06:28:55] disgusting toxic residue I do I do but we got to push on this guy could make a
[06:29:03] heaven sound bad I don't know if you're talking about Tony Hinchcliffe or
[06:29:10] Elephant Graveyard because Elephant Graveyard has this tendency to take
[06:29:14] like you know true villains of comedy and turn them into basically the Jeffrey Epstein style figures
[06:29:24] like sometimes he goes a little too hard I have deep disdain for many of the figures that he rips
[06:29:31] into but even I would you be like dude I feel nervous watching this shit like I don't know what
[06:29:36] what you did. I don't know what you fucking did. I don't know what, I don't know if it's
[06:29:45] the music, if it's the visuals, but like I feel uncomfortable watching this. Like he,
[06:29:55] every time he puts out a video, it feels like I'm watching like a, like a true crime
[06:30:00] murder episode. You know what I mean? And I can't tell if like the crime that took place
[06:30:06] is the comedy crimes of the villains or if he turned them into victims with his commentary.
[06:30:17] And the next name out of the bucket here is Burt and Tom. Well I think everyone already
[06:30:25] knows how pitiful this guy's story was. I mean, is. I don't know. I guess he's technically
[06:30:31] still around. But I don't think he counts as a public figure anymore, so I don't really
[06:30:35] know if we should even be talking about him. But yeah, that tragically dumb story of making
[06:30:40] being an alcoholic into not only your entire personality and identity, but also tying
[06:30:46] that corrosive identity into being your entire career and money making scheme. It's already
[06:30:52] been talked about, but I feel like people always assumed his story would end with his
[06:30:57] body giving out, but nah. That would have been a less tragic ending than what actually happened,
[06:31:03] because his body didn't give out. He persevered, stayed in that loop of just doing the same
[06:31:09] shit over and over again, and instead he just ended up alone, separated, sat in the
[06:31:14] basement, juiced in his own rod with stripping, teary eyes glued to an endless stream
[06:31:19] of explicit VR fantasy beaming into his head.
[06:31:22] Think we're exaggerating.
[06:31:23] And our sleep demors.
[06:31:25] I stay on the ground floor.
[06:31:25] Leigh Ann lives upstairs on the downstairs.
[06:31:28] What's the sleep demors?
[06:31:29] We don't sleep together.
[06:31:31] I just made myself like a job of the hut layer.
[06:31:35] A jackpot whenever I wanted.
[06:31:38] So I'd hear her coming upstairs.
[06:31:39] Becoming just a creepy, horny, strain of guy.
[06:31:42] Dude, have you tried the Oculus?
[06:31:44] This is the greatest thing I've ever.
[06:31:46] That's a lifestyle.
[06:31:47] Enabled by a lifetime of loyalty to the comedies. Okay. Look, I'm not I'm not like
[06:31:54] one of these advocates that says like
[06:31:57] You know, there's a there's a deep crippling porn addiction
[06:32:02] Until this very moment. I feel like if you're doing this you kind of might be addicted like I just I will make a special unique
[06:32:09] case
[06:32:10] for this if you're doing this you might have a real
[06:32:15] significant problem? Yeah, this chat is a... he's like a wall-e style human. That's crazy.
[06:32:26] Hussah was one more VR show club stream away from going on this road. No, it's my
[06:32:32] fucking most shameful memories. Let's be reals, during COVID. Okay, calm down. Oh, I thought
[06:32:37] you were gonna call this base, not gonna lie. That's insane. No, I think this is too much.
[06:32:45] Like, I, I, it's too much. Too much. Too much. Too much.
[06:32:49] ...argh.
[06:32:50] She's my...
[06:32:51] Hey, hit pause!
[06:32:52] I gotta...
[06:32:53] Oh, oh, no!
[06:32:54] No!
[06:32:56] You should bring this to Riyadh with you.
[06:32:58] Working these elaborate horny schemes like getting an entire movie produced about himself
[06:33:04] just so he could hire an actress to play his wife
[06:33:07] and he could kiss her and feel her up all over
[06:33:10] since his actual life isn't interested.
[06:33:13] She doesn't want that.
[06:33:14] I have a promotion for it, because I'm way too honest.
[06:33:16] I'm not an actor.
[06:33:18] Like, I'm just like, what are the kissing scenes like?
[06:33:20] And I'm like, rough?
[06:33:23] We have one kissing scene.
[06:33:27] I did the first kiss.
[06:33:29] My wife, Stephanie, all say is, the pants I was wearing
[06:33:34] were loose fitting.
[06:33:35] And I don't wear underwear.
[06:33:38] We did one take.
[06:33:39] I was like, costume change, please.
[06:33:44] These poor actors are just trying to put food on the table to feed herself and her kids.
[06:33:50] She didn't ask to live in this capitalist piss hole we're all stuck in.
[06:33:55] She didn't ask to be required to turn her body into just being a meat battery, powering
[06:34:00] a money generator that goes into some guy's pocket just in order to ensure that her basic
[06:34:05] survival needs, shelter, food, etc. are met.
[06:34:09] 20 fucking years. She was like, it's just acting.
[06:34:12] And as soon as, and then she kissed back and I was like,
[06:34:15] what the fuck is happening? What's the different?
[06:34:17] Holy shit. And then I'm like, ah, I got to change.
[06:34:20] I need tape, I need tape!
[06:34:23] Is that, are you allowed to talk about that?
[06:34:27] You're not supposed to.
[06:34:28] I guess I'm not an actor, I'm just a regular dude.
[06:34:31] Oh my god.
[06:34:33] I don't know what the fuck you're supposed to do.
[06:34:35] You're supposed to kiss someone and then just,
[06:34:37] How the f*** does that work?
[06:34:41] You ever kiss someone?
[06:34:43] No.
[06:34:44] I kiss this woman for like 30 minutes, 35 minutes.
[06:34:47] Kissed her. Like got comfortable kissing her.
[06:34:49] She's just an innocent person.
[06:34:50] A soul.
[06:34:51] Born pure and brought into this world through chance.
[06:34:54] This is crazy.
[06:34:55] Truly a beautiful miracle.
[06:34:57] But of course in our sixth society
[06:34:59] she inevitably ends up laid out
[06:35:01] underneath this stinky, sweaty walrus
[06:35:04] dripping with flop sweat.
[06:35:06] I don't wear underwear.
[06:35:07] Oh god. Ugh.
[06:35:09] If seeing this doesn't make you a communist, nothing will.
[06:35:13] You're supposed to say.
[06:35:14] It's just acting. What we do is actors.
[06:35:16] But it's also a hardcore line.
[06:35:18] It's also like Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie.
[06:35:20] Well, that's what happens when you're allowed to kind of just do whatever you want over and over again.
[06:35:25] Just stuck in a loop till you hit rock bottom and end up somewhere truly f***ing sad.
[06:35:30] Hang on. I've never done that.
[06:35:32] Oh, oh yeah, that's for Tom. Well, I don't even remember who that is
[06:35:39] He's like sorry. I don't know. I can't remember
[06:35:44] Bucket oh this really is disgusting guys
[06:35:49] Reaching back into the bucket here. Oh, yeah, Duncan trussell great
[06:35:53] Great. Oh fantastic this guy again. Okay. Well, is it Duncan trussell supposed to be like the saving grace of Joe Rogan?
[06:36:01] Did he also fall out of favor? Jesus Christ. I forgot. I don't even remember. I think I used to I've got I
[06:36:09] Used to be such a big fucking
[06:36:12] Rogan head
[06:36:14] Again more than ten years ago before you fucking yell at me
[06:36:18] Okay, everyone already knows about how this guy predicted the infiltration of podcasts by evil manipulative forces
[06:36:25] Infiltrate your shit. I think
[06:36:27] Everyone already knows how a lot of guys
[06:36:30] Um like dunk dunk they owe their entire careers to the company turn into a maha chud. Oh god. He's a feel guy
[06:36:38] Brother, how the fuck do you become a Peter feel guy? See that's like the craziest aspect of
[06:36:46] The entire rogan verse is that like these guys went from constantly talking about conspiracy theories about like
[06:36:54] societal elites the Illuminati
[06:36:56] Alex Jones all this shit who literally having the lizard people on the fucking show
[06:37:05] Developing deep and close enough close enough close and personal relationships with the billionaire
[06:37:11] Lizard folk. How is that possible? How did that fucking happen?
[06:37:16] and it's so clear that the extended
[06:37:21] Roganverse
[06:37:22] Basically became a platform for some of the worst individuals in sight like actual villains
[06:37:30] When this motherfucker had Horowitz dude or Mark Andre's and sorry
[06:37:35] He had Mark Andre's and on get Peter feel on Elon Musk
[06:37:41] He had virtually every single
[06:37:44] current Epstein affiliate like this new generation's Epstein class on his motherfucking show and
[06:37:53] His audience is like well, this is our populace hero. It's like your populace hero is worth
[06:37:59] 200 million plus dollars
[06:38:03] And he has Palmer lucky on to talk about all the cool things that they're doing in the field of
[06:38:09] in the in the field merger between tech and in the military industrial complex and it's like
[06:38:14] How is this not how are you how are you watching Joe Rogan going like oh this is sick
[06:38:21] This is the same fucking show that I fell in love with where you know a guy talks about the mushrooms and and
[06:38:28] Weird quirky conspiracy theories and then it's kind of weird because there's always a divorce guy on and he talks about
[06:38:34] This bitch-ass ex-wife, you know like it went from that to
[06:38:38] something so strange umby czar and
[06:38:40] And they don't want to ever risk burning that bridge, that lifeline.
[06:38:45] Because that'll lead to a comedian's worst nightmare, having to get a real job.
[06:38:52] And it's sad with the Dunk Man, it really is.
[06:38:54] Because try as you might to believe this friendship with the comedy czar isn't transactional.
[06:38:58] It's obvious to me that Joe's heart really isn't invested in it.
[06:39:02] I feel so lucky I'm your friend, man. You're the coolest.
[06:39:05] I'm very happy that we're friends too.
[06:39:07] In 2024, Dunk sent him his comedy special to watch, and the comedy czar ignored it, couldn't be bothered.
[06:39:13] A real friend wouldn't do that.
[06:39:15] What's, uh, when's your special release?
[06:39:17] I've got it! It's edited! I just don't know what to do with it right now.
[06:39:20] Also, like, I still, like, did you ever watch it?
[06:39:23] No.
[06:39:23] See, that's the thing, like...
[06:39:25] Did you send me a link?
[06:39:26] I did. I'll re-send it.
[06:39:27] Come on, man, it's been over-
[06:39:29] God damn, that's cold, brother.
[06:39:33] You know this motherfucker for like 20 years, that's crazy.
[06:39:35] years now and Dunk still hasn't released that thing. Another Rogan guy who's been in
[06:39:41] comedy for 300 years but has no special. Strange. Joe also didn't care to watch
[06:39:46] Dunk's big Netflix series even leading up to Dunk doing promo for it on the big
[06:39:50] Rogan cast. Well Dunk and you now have a successful Netflix show. I can't believe it yeah.
[06:39:55] It is so weird dude. Your show is so weird. Yeah man. Coming into a look at that.
[06:40:00] I got in a keyboard with a witch hat.
[06:40:04] How long before someone gets one of those animation things tattooed all over their body?
[06:40:08] Someone's gonna do their whole back with that DJ.
[06:40:10] That picture again? That actually looks pretty dope.
[06:40:12] See, if Joe would actually watch the show, he'd know that that isn't a DJ at all.
[06:40:16] It's actually the main character that the entire show revolves around.
[06:40:20] Clancy.
[06:40:21] Clancy? Good.
[06:40:22] Not only that, it's Dunk-Dunk's character.
[06:40:24] It's based on him.
[06:40:25] And he literally voiced it.
[06:40:27] So keep listening, Erdog.
[06:40:29] That's Clancy the one with the hat.
[06:40:30] That's Clancy, yeah.
[06:40:32] I mean, you can literally see the wheels turning
[06:40:34] in poor Dunker's head here.
[06:40:36] The realization that what, for him,
[06:40:38] is a peak career moment.
[06:40:39] Clancy the one with the hat.
[06:40:40] That's Clancy.
[06:40:41] It means very, very little to the comedies are.
[06:40:43] Did you ever watch it?
[06:40:44] No.
[06:40:45] A real friend wouldn't ignore that email.
[06:40:46] Did you ever watch it?
[06:40:47] No.
[06:40:48] A real friend would have been excited to watch
[06:40:50] the Netflix series right away.
[06:40:52] And he definitely wouldn't lie about having watched it.
[06:40:54] You're so weird, dude.
[06:40:55] Your show's so weird.
[06:40:56] Yeah, man.
[06:40:56] But this guy, you don't care.
[06:40:58] Did you ever watch it?
[06:40:59] No.
[06:41:00] I mean, that makes me sad.
[06:41:02] Can't imagine what it does to Dunk Dunk.
[06:41:03] When we were making it, it was walking by an animator,
[06:41:06] and they're watching your podcast.
[06:41:08] It's like, that's my friends.
[06:41:10] What?
[06:41:11] That's?
[06:41:11] But he's got to suppress those difficult feelings
[06:41:13] that, in a normal, healthy friendship,
[06:41:16] would be aired out and validated and addressed.
[06:41:20] But you can't do that with a despotic comedy
[06:41:22] dictator who controls the levers of power that
[06:41:25] allow you to put food on the table
[06:41:27] without having to go get that real job
[06:41:30] that you're so terrified of.
[06:41:31] Did you ever watch it?
[06:41:32] No.
[06:41:33] And that's the situation a lot of these guys find themselves in.
[06:41:36] And so they got to be really careful
[06:41:37] when they're talking about the comedies are his friends
[06:41:39] and all his favorite guys.
[06:41:41] And one of his new favorite guys is Peter Teal.
[06:41:44] And Peter Teal is deeply embedded
[06:41:46] in the Rogen verse at this point.
[06:41:48] People have kids, if other people have kids.
[06:41:51] One of Pete's favorite pastimes
[06:41:53] is threading his tendrils through every facet of society.
[06:41:56] Okay, well before you say pre-watch piker again
[06:42:01] I'm a motherfucking old head old Rogan head
[06:42:08] From 2014 got to talk to Joe Rogan about DMT leads like dust say to median girls for two hours after show at the improv last night
[06:42:16] Top 10 coolest moments of my life
[06:42:26] Look at that.
[06:42:41] Is this real?
[06:42:42] Yes.
[06:42:43] You used to be hot.
[06:42:49] Yeah, I'm still hot.
[06:42:51] But I used to be as well.
[06:42:55] Rogan blacklist you and Sam's the year from ever coming on the show look I've
[06:42:59] already explained this a million times over I would love to talk to Joe Rogan
[06:43:04] I would love to go in the Joe Rogan experience I've criticized him for a
[06:43:08] decade plus there is a 0% chance he would ever have me on he knows he has
[06:43:13] a massive platform and why should he have someone like me a person who has
[06:43:21] actively criticized them ever on his massive platform.
[06:43:29] Everybody knows if you say something mean about Big Dog,
[06:43:36] you had the broccoli hair before it was cool, yep.
[06:43:39] But hosting these dinner parties with influential people.
[06:43:51] Peter Teal had a party at his house and invited me over as well.
[06:43:54] He got a lunch around the table.
[06:43:57] He has these like power dinner, power lunch.
[06:44:00] They're really cool.
[06:44:01] Yeah, they sound really cool.
[06:44:02] Like this one here that hosted Mark Zuckerbook and Elon and Pete and Jeffrey Epstein.
[06:44:08] Apparently the food sucks though. This writer from Vanity Fair went to one and
[06:44:12] said they just had a bowl of adamame and a plate of grocery store sushi on the table.
[06:44:16] Apparently Pete also runs this secret society thing called Dialogue. Go ahead and tell him
[06:44:22] Kurt. Dialogue which is called the Builder Burg of Tech for Peter Teal. We're powerful people
[06:44:28] gather to talk off the record about World War 3 and cult building and sex. And he even runs
[06:44:35] dating site for the guests to help them hook up with each other. They played
[06:44:39] matchmaker dialogue, its participant form-ass registrants whether they are
[06:44:42] looking for love and offers to include future matchmaking. Oh no, not Jessica! What am I talking about?
[06:44:48] Crystal Ball!
[06:44:49] Said was an app-ish as meaningful connections for exceptional people. From my research it
[06:44:55] sounds like they're terrified that the unf**kable are gonna be unf**ked out
[06:44:59] of the gene pool of humanity forever. So he's doing his part to help
[06:45:03] Strings like this carry on into the future. I guess they're really cool. It seems like Pete's whole scheme is you know getting all these
[06:45:11] Per second, I thought it was just to our law rich powerful people together and leveraging those relationships for whatever he wants
[06:45:20] My most controversial position on dialogue, which
[06:45:24] Is that I feel like it's just it's not as like
[06:45:29] It's not as strange
[06:45:31] As it was presented the only thing that made it
[06:45:37] So intriguing and mysterious is the fact that they just like kept it a secret for some reason because rich people do this shit in
[06:45:45] Public all the time
[06:45:49] The breeding program part of it the dating part of it is is odd for sure
[06:45:56] But I've always been like I said this at the time
[06:45:59] I was like, they do this out in the open too, you know, they do this at Davos, they do this at like,
[06:46:04] like summits all around the world and the attendees at these summits are identical.
[06:46:12] Such a turn off to me, you. I didn't say it's a good thing. I'm just not like, oh, it's great.
[06:46:22] I'm just saying that like, they do this at Jackson Hole as well. What the fuck do you
[06:46:26] think is going on there.
[06:46:28] Pete guy was so desperate to infiltrate the Rogan's fear that he even invited Brian Callan
[06:46:37] over for dinner.
[06:46:38] And of course a lot of Pete's friends are on the show all the time too.
[06:46:47] like why is this og egg boy before maddie glazius like what the fuck does mark
[06:46:57] and reason have to say on the Joe Rogan experience like what my friend of my
[06:47:08] Peter Peter teal when I was our gos my boss and good friend Peter teal I love
[06:47:12] this guy Peter Teal and how much he loves me.
[06:47:14] Uh, uh, uh.
[06:47:17] And people say, oh, you're just a Peter Teal tool.
[06:47:19] Well, now I'm sure you've heard of the notorious billionaire
[06:47:23] criminal, vile kingpin, Svengali Pervert, Jeff.
[06:47:29] But in case you didn't know this in advance, Pete and Jeff,
[06:47:34] they were known associates.
[06:47:35] Are you kidding?
[06:47:36] They engaged in an ongoing five-year correspondence
[06:47:38] and business relationship up until Jeff's arrest in 2019.
[06:47:42] And I don't know if you knew this in advance either, but this Jeff guy, his whole scheme revolved around extensive networking with powerful, influential people.
[06:47:51] You met Jeffrey Epstein.
[06:47:53] Warts, Kim F. Hold on. Warts, hold on. I gotta do-
[06:48:03] Oh, okay, go ahead.
[06:48:05] You know, one of the most interesting things is that he was beckoning into a world that didn't seem to exist, but for him, the doormat.
[06:48:12] Over decades, Jeff built a vast global web of connections with elite figures in finance, academia, politics, and entertainment, intellectuals, billionaires, tech titans, physicists, economists.
[06:48:26] The norm thing kills me still.
[06:48:32] Like, I've always had my disagreements with him.
[06:48:35] He is an anti-Leninist.
[06:48:37] as a huge disagreement, a huge point of diverges, but he didn't have to go out like that, man.
[06:48:46] not norm did I say norm no I'm no I'm no I'm Chomsky
[06:48:57] I mean, I definitely have my disagreements with Norm Finkelstein, too.
[06:49:13] Did you ever meet him?
[06:49:16] No.
[06:49:17] So sad.
[06:49:18] I have a rule, never trust anti-communists.
[06:49:22] Okay.
[06:49:23] Well, good luck.
[06:49:24] trust anti-communists? Okay, well good luck. That's like everyone. We live in America.
[06:49:30] What are you talking about?
[06:49:34] Foreign dignitaries, former and current American presidents, and comedians. And
[06:49:41] Jeff regularly hosted exclusive dinners with these powerful influential people.
[06:49:47] Does that sound familiar?
[06:49:49] Power diddler is a power legend.
[06:49:51] You think he was diddling kids?
[06:49:55] Noam Chomsky?
[06:49:57] No, I don't think he was fucking diddling kids.
[06:50:00] But it doesn't matter, he was courting the attention of a kid diddler.
[06:50:05] And especially if you're a libertarian socialist, you really gotta stay away from that.
[06:50:09] You know what I mean? Like, that's like...
[06:50:11] That's...
[06:50:17] You can't be
[06:50:24] Yeah, if you're if you're anarchist, if you're anarcho-communist, if you're libertarian socialist, whatever you want to call it, you just you have to stay away from that kind of stuff.
[06:50:35] You especially have to stay away from that kind of stuff. You know what I mean?
[06:50:42] yeah like cool in fact Jeff was a big big comedy fan and he loved hanging out
[06:50:54] with comedians he'd even bring them on trips with him trips he'd used to find
[06:50:58] and recruit new victims hmm and according to this FBI complainant Jeff
[06:51:03] was always hanging around at stand-up comedy oh answer my question thoughts on
[06:51:07] Shane Gill's Religion with Joe, what do you mean?
[06:51:10] I mean, I think like what you do you think I'm in the Shane Gill's woke school of thought. I don't think he is I
[06:51:17] Think he's like kind of lived up on certain issues, but he's also super shut it out on most
[06:51:24] But most importantly, I think he cares about his career. Look
[06:51:31] There are obviously a lot of comedians that I'm good friends with
[06:51:34] The ones that I'm actually close and good friends with, they are people who value their moral
[06:51:46] consistency even if they also obviously want to advance in their careers and therefore do
[06:51:50] certain things.
[06:51:52] I would say Shane Gillis is not.
[06:51:54] I've never gotten the vibes from Shane Gillis that he was like a woke guy or something.
[06:52:02] No
[06:52:11] Shane and stood up for LGBT and Down syndrome people he stands on business
[06:52:14] I know but these guys all do the same thing they do the same thing they fucking
[06:52:18] they
[06:52:20] traffic in the halls of power and when you are doing that
[06:52:25] When you're getting up there and you're routinely courting the interests of you know some very very powerful people
[06:52:32] Many of them are unbelievably right-wing. Some of them are also straight-up, you know, Jeffrey Epstein
[06:52:40] 2.0 like Peter feel it's like you lose me a little bit there, you know, I
[06:52:46] I don't think Gil's the grifter. I think it's just a dumbass. The mastery can be fixed. Yeah, I mean, I don't know. I just
[06:53:06] I think it's a I think it's a business decision more than him being like kind of dumb
[06:53:10] I think he's a lot smarter than he lets on I think a lot of these guys are a lot smarter than they let on
[06:53:16] Open mics in Orlando and South Florida.
[06:53:20] His partner and accomplice Gillane, she was an aspiring comedian, she loved hanging out
[06:53:25] at the comedy store and she was actively enrolled in stand-up classes.
[06:53:31] He loved Whitney Cummings, a close friend of the comedy czar, and he thought it was
[06:53:35] great that she was coming back to the Palm Beach Improv.
[06:53:39] Looks like he saw her there in 2015 and must have fucking loved it.
[06:53:43] like he was just always on the hunt for a comedy show or some comedian to link up with
[06:53:48] back in 2006 he was trying to get Jerry Seinfeld and his wife to sail over to his accursed island
[06:53:54] for lemonade.
[06:53:56] In 2014 Jeff was doing the dinner thing, trying to get a bunch of comics to come eat spaghetti
[06:54:02] with him.
[06:54:03] And he's been invited to Chris Rock, David Brenner.
[06:54:06] Oh I got it now he's basically saying like Joe Rogan has become the new Jeffrey Epstein
[06:54:12] Or Peter Thiel is the new Jeffrey Epstein and Joe Rogan is his entry point into the
[06:54:16] world realm of comedy.
[06:54:17] Is that the argument?
[06:54:18] I didn't even fucking realize until this moment that that's why you guys were saying pre-watch.
[06:54:22] From the start.
[06:54:23] We both declined, but Bobby Slaton did agree.
[06:54:30] Jeff was tight with Woody Allen, so he'd use the comedy icon as bait to lure in
[06:54:35] other comics.
[06:54:37] That's the play.
[06:54:38] That's the scheme.
[06:54:39] That's the move that Jeff tried to make to lure in Joe, but it didn't work
[06:54:44] Because Joe isn't actually a comedian. He's just cosplaying but Jeff didn't realize that
[06:54:50] So if you these Gillis defense takes show ha and word house on the audience still is Baha, I just don't I
[06:54:57] Don't care all that much one way or another. That's my take on people like Shane Gillis. I
[06:55:03] like I I
[06:55:05] I'm conflicted. I don't have any connection to Shane Gillis obviously with the exception of like, you know mutual friends
[06:55:13] but I
[06:55:15] Feel like I got to be fucking I have no allies man. I got to be nicer to people, you know
[06:55:21] I just I can't be constantly
[06:55:24] Daggering motherfuckers left and right, you know Jesus Christ
[06:55:31] I'm so
[06:55:35] What do you mean by that?
[06:55:40] I don't know, I probably shouldn't be fucking ripping in that every single person that is
[06:55:45] like, somewhat in my orbit.
[06:55:50] And then it gets into their ear and then I add on yet another, yet another endless villain
[06:55:58] and and the lesion of villains that I have
[06:56:10] Humbles do forever be getting this shank from folks. What do you mean?
[06:56:16] It is my most autistic quality. I just I when I see something that's like
[06:56:22] When I see something when I see someone doing like wrong doing I just I lock in and I have to like
[06:56:27] Immediately fucking say some shit. No, RIP. They never defended you on your needed time. You have new friends now
[06:56:32] No, I don't the fuck are you talking about? I have no new friends. That's good. No, what shut the fuck up. You're wrong
[06:56:46] Who where what are you talking about?
[06:56:52] We just got to be as left as we have to be a little bit more
[06:56:55] are welcoming to people that we have disagreements with.
[06:57:02] You are right about that. Every time you make an offhand comment of someone, they become
[06:57:09] mortal enemies. Exactly. Part of it is because I obviously have a psychotic gang of cyber
[06:57:18] stalkers that will literally laser in on it and be like, see, this is what he said
[06:57:22] to every single person, but I had to be more diplomatic.
[06:57:27] And then not only that, but also, you know,
[06:57:33] we, I used to talk about this all the time back
[06:57:34] when I used to do way more collabs.
[06:57:36] This community was growing.
[06:57:39] And at the time, everyone would constantly be in my fucking,
[06:57:43] on my case, they'd be like,
[06:57:44] why don't you talk to this person?
[06:57:45] This person did a, this person did a microaggression
[06:57:50] or whatever the fuck.
[06:57:51] and I was just like, ugh, Jesus Christ.
[06:58:00] Tell him to play Wolverine Chat.
[06:58:02] No, I'm not playing Wolverine, brother.
[06:58:04] It sucks.
[06:58:05] I've seen the clips.
[06:58:07] I'm wondering what kind of person
[06:58:09] could find Joe Rogan funny?
[06:58:11] Well, there's your answer.
[06:58:12] That's just one more thing that was finally uncovered
[06:58:14] with the release of the Jeffstein files.
[06:58:21] Now, I don't know what people have inspired.
[06:58:24] We really do need to be less HR-coded, that's true.
[06:58:29] There is definitely a lot of people who are very fucking HR-coded.
[06:58:32] By Jeff, you know, when it comes to networking extensively with powerful people, and dinner,
[06:58:40] and comedians.
[06:58:42] But Jeff and Pete sure talked a lot, and they sure seem to use similar methods.
[06:58:47] I met Epstein a few times as well.
[06:58:51] Pete has mentioned over 2,000 times and the emails dug up from those Jeffstein files.
[06:58:56] Oh and Jeff invested a cool 40 mil in Deteal's company Valar.
[06:59:01] Oh and invited Pete to that notorious island and everything.
[06:59:04] Dude more consequentially than that, Jeffrey Epstein facilitated.
[06:59:13] Jeffrey Epstein.
[06:59:17] facilitated the utilization of Palantir technology in Israel.
[06:59:25] Okay? He got the fucking Israel connect. Palantir became a company
[06:59:33] utilized in Israel because of Jeffrey Epstein. It's fucking nuts. That that connective tissue is
[06:59:42] so so significant. It's not just like they hung out, you know what I mean? They didn't just
[06:59:46] just like hang out a couple times, eat some nasty gas stations, sushi or whatever like
[06:59:51] that. That guy was directly connected with Ehud Barak and they would do so many security
[07:00:01] contracts in places like fucking Mongolia and shit. You know what I mean? He was just
[07:00:06] he very clearly a CIA fixer.
[07:00:09] What's going on here? What's what do you got? He was meeting in my offices in San
[07:00:13] in San Francisco while I wasn't aware of him.
[07:00:15] In 2017, he went to your office and met with who?
[07:00:18] Well, with Peter. That's in the records.
[07:00:20] I was telling Peter not to deal with him,
[07:00:22] and Peter thought I was overblowing the danger.
[07:00:25] And Pete linked up with Jeff after Jeff was convicted
[07:00:28] for some incredibly sick and twisted crimes.
[07:00:31] Jeffrey Epstein went to jail just before 10 this morning.
[07:00:34] He pleaded guilty in open court.
[07:00:36] 12 for felony solicitation of prostitutes
[07:00:38] and an additional six for procuring persons
[07:00:40] under 18 for prostitution.
[07:00:42] The prosecuting attorney would not say how many female victims there are.
[07:00:46] She would only say there was more than one adult victim and more than one underaged victim.
[07:00:51] Well, how could you have known back then he had never been arrested?
[07:00:54] I know this was post- this was 2014, it was post-arrest.
[07:00:56] Now you assume, um, he didn't go to jail for that long.
[07:01:00] Right.
[07:01:00] He was probably not not as serious as alleged.
[07:01:03] Homie Tully's think prostitution charges brought against him.
[07:01:06] Yeah, I just thought he was a he was doing a oopsie.
[07:01:08] Like he slipped on a banana peel and into a minor or something.
[07:01:12] You know, who amongst us? Right? Thanks, Peter.
[07:01:17] Fox News calling you anti-Semitic right now, live?
[07:01:20] Okay, what else is fucking new? Jesus Christ.
[07:01:22] Millionaire socialite Jeffrey Hepstein, don't go far enough.
[07:01:25] And the investigation leading up to that conviction was no secret.
[07:01:29] It was widely publicized and disseminated,
[07:01:32] and any regular gourd on the street would have heard about it.
[07:01:35] Would have heard about the extensive crimes and schemes he was caught orchestrating.
[07:01:40] The Miami Herald was able to identify nearly 80 girls who were molested by Epstein, but look at Pete here
[07:01:45] Just kind of waving it off like it's some kind of whoopsie. I guess to assume
[07:01:50] Didn't go to jail for that long right?
[07:01:53] Not as serious as I did not watch this beforehand. Okay
[07:01:58] No, I don't know if you guys knew about this in advance
[07:02:00] But there's something that narcissistic entitled psychopaths like to do and it's a great play it really is
[07:02:07] It's called the whoopsy and how it works is you go around living your life doing whatever the hell you want
[07:02:14] Well, no matter how fucked up it might be and you don't care about it because you're an anti-human lunatic who's broken inside
[07:02:22] When you get caught you just say
[07:02:25] Whoopsy
[07:02:26] And you carry on with whatever you would do
[07:02:29] Feels like a play that's just heart-baked and through the collective American unconscious
[07:02:33] but what do I know? I know a guy who likes to drive around town getting
[07:02:38] drive-through meals and then tossing the trash out the window when he's done.
[07:02:41] And if anyone sees it and he thinks they might cause a stink about it, he just
[07:02:46] coughs and says, ah, ow, whoopsie. And he just drives away. He says it gives
[07:02:53] him enough plausible deniability to get out of the situation with that
[07:02:56] guy gazing at him so that he could just go relax and go about his day. And
[07:03:01] And if you're the right kind of guy, that's all you need to do to get away with it.
[07:03:05] And that's basically what Pete does here, with his Jeff connection now totally exposed
[07:03:10] to the world.
[07:03:11] I probably, probably was my moral weakness that I, when the ship went down and Epstein
[07:03:16] gets arrested for the second time, we were like, ugh, well there you go.
[07:03:21] Uh, whoopsie.
[07:03:23] I thought about it, I thought a lot about it as a result, you know, yeah, for sure.
[07:03:27] Whoopsie.
[07:03:28] I mean, even if all you knew were the two charges he was convicted for, they're pretty
[07:03:33] f***ing bad, man.
[07:03:34] 2008.
[07:03:35] The Miami Herald identified over 60 of his victims, just young middle and high school
[07:03:40] girls at the time of the abuse, were molested by Epstein, and believed they were betrayed
[07:03:45] by the very prosecutors who were supposed to hold Epstein accountable.
[07:03:49] Subsequent FBI investigation found a sprawling network of victims and enough evidence
[07:03:53] to fill a 53-page indictment with federal sex crime charges.
[07:03:57] But Miami U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta signed off on a secret plea bargain while deliberately
[07:04:03] not informing Epstein's victims.
[07:04:05] Whoops, that's bad.
[07:04:07] This deal that Acosta gave two Epstein years ago is unprecedented in several respects.
[07:04:13] In how short a term, in most of it on work release.
[07:04:15] I do not think it is right and fair for this administration's labor department to
[07:04:21] have Epstein as a focus rather than the incredible economy that we have today.
[07:04:26] Oh, bro, the Dow, the Dow here, 55,000, the fuck do you mean about the Epstein files?
[07:04:36] Man, shut the fuck up about the Epstein files.
[07:04:40] Alexander Acosta gave a sweetheart plea bargain to Jeffrey Epstein.
[07:04:44] How suspicious Alexander Acosta now sits on the board of, I believe, is it Newsmax
[07:04:50] or one American news network, one or the other.
[07:04:57] Ay, ay, ay.
[07:05:01] Daily reminder that Acosta said about Epstein, he belonged to intelligence.
[07:05:04] Yeah. Yeah, it's probably nothing to worry about.
[07:05:07] Also, um, uh, Newsmax, he's on the board of Newsmax.
[07:05:11] Um, I, I have to go.
[07:05:13] So we're going to end it at 35 minutes here on this video.
[07:05:16] Um, I have to go.
[07:05:17] I have a call.
[07:05:18] to get a haircut. Here's getting long as you guys can see. Okay, but I'll be back tomorrow.
[07:05:28] As always, one more flash of me. Top 10 coolest moment of my life. I had a lot more cool moments
[07:05:35] since then. The video is called, the video is called, How Comedy Drowned in a Radiative
[07:05:41] Successful of corruption and depravity by the elephant graveyard
[07:05:46] But yeah
[07:05:49] I'm not running GZ fucking easy today, I'm running the regular end of the stream
[07:05:56] Okay, I love you guys did seven hours here
[07:06:00] No more half day Hossie. All right. Peace. See you tomorrow. Bye. Bye
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[07:07:23] The Rogan of the left, a mead of him, though still on course
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[07:08:52] Total radicalization coming out to sea
[07:09:00] The system with hill always fail, it's up to you and me
[07:09:08] On these daily streets, whether short or weather long
[07:09:15] I've held millions of people keep it moving right along
[07:09:23] Cause there he is again, her son is streaming
[07:09:31] Her son is streaming
[07:09:34] There he is again, her son is streaming
[07:09:40] I saw him streaming
[07:09:44] But hey, what can you say
[07:09:48] That's BBS for you
[07:09:51] But he'll play games real soon
[07:09:54] Just you wait
[07:09:58] Say hey, what can you say
[07:10:01] That's BBS for you
[07:10:04] But he'll move on real soon
[07:10:07] Just you wait, ba-da-da, ba-da-da, ba-da-da-da-da-da, hey
[07:10:12] What can you say, hey, and that's BBS for you?
[07:10:17] Well, pour your lungs real soon
[07:10:20] Just you wait, sha-da-da, sha-da-da, sha-da-da-da-da-da, hey
[07:10:25] What can you say, hey, and that's BBS for you?
[07:10:30] But he'll do Jeff Lies real soon
[07:10:33] Just you wait
[07:10:34] But hey, what can you say, let's be fierce for you
[07:10:42] Brought on by viewers like you
[07:10:45] Just you wait
[07:10:48] Just you wait