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right into it. The theme of today's

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show is sort of a follow-up to yesterday

0:43

where we talked about those European elections

0:45

and how there really is a populist

0:47

movement happening across the country, across the

0:49

world, actually. It's about to happen in

0:52

this country, I hope. And

0:54

what will the system do as the

0:56

people rise up, as more and more

0:58

people sort of wake up and

1:01

wake and sort of get out of the brain

1:03

fog that the left has put all over us

1:05

and as more people see the kind of woke

1:07

lunacy and the problems with the borders and all

1:10

that. And I'm talking across the world

1:12

now, what will the system do? The system, I mean,

1:14

the globalists, I mean, big tech,

1:16

their connections with government, the

1:18

UN, the WHO, all of these things.

1:21

And then, of course, there's a whole

1:23

other element of this because as big

1:25

tech moves more towards

1:27

AI, well, then the machines are also

1:29

going to kind of be in charge.

1:31

So we have a whole bunch of

1:33

problems. We also have the fact

1:35

that the presumptive nominee

1:37

for the Republicans here in the United

1:40

States is now a felon and could

1:42

end up in jail. There's

1:44

a whole bunch of problems, but I

1:46

actually think that these problems might

1:49

be manageable. That will be the premise for

1:51

today's show. We shall see. Let's

1:53

start, though, up in Canada because Justin

1:55

Trudeau, I think you guys know my feelings

1:57

about Justin Trudeau already, while I would

2:00

say Gavin Newsom is a true evil

2:02

lizard person, snake, vial, human being, devil

2:04

incarnate, I would say Justin Trudeau is

2:06

just a little below that. He's just,

2:09

he's like that and he sounds like

2:11

this, but he wears nicer socks, so

2:13

it's a little softer. Anyway, Justin Trudeau,

2:15

who is one of the main stooges

2:18

of this globalist movement, who has wrecked

2:20

Canada, who hopefully just

2:22

has a limited amount of

2:24

time left as Prime Minister, well,

2:27

he is very upset that the

2:29

right-wing parties across Europe won, because

2:32

that means the people are

2:34

expressing their opinions and they don't really like

2:36

the powers that be, and he's one of

2:38

the powers that be, and it could happen

2:40

to him too. So here's Justin. We

2:45

have seen around the world a

2:48

rise of populist

2:50

right-wing forces in just about every

2:53

democracy that we've

2:55

seen, and it

2:57

is of concern to see political

3:00

parties choosing to instrumentalize anger,

3:04

fear, division, anxiety. My

3:07

approach has always been to respond to it, to

3:09

understand it

3:13

and to look to solve it, to roll

3:15

up our sleeves, work hard and with ambition

3:17

for this country and for our future. And

3:20

I continue to be convinced that Canadians

3:23

are thoughtful about

3:26

the challenges we're facing and ready

3:28

to see them solved, rather than

3:30

just allow themselves to have

3:33

their anger amplified without

3:35

any solutions offered. It's

3:38

just meaningless nothing. Now I will give

3:40

credit where credit is due. His suit

3:42

fits well. It looks almost perfectly

3:45

pressed. There is something in that, you

3:47

know? Okay, so you got that one,

3:49

Justin. But he is fearful

3:52

that there will be a populist

3:54

right-wing uprising also in Canada.

3:56

And it's interesting because when he talks

3:59

about a populist right-wing He talks about

4:01

populist right-wing forces and he said they

4:03

cause anger and division and it's like

4:06

dude Here's that mirror comment

4:08

that I say basically every day just

4:10

get a mirror Justin what

4:12

is it that you did in

4:14

the not too distant past in

4:16

Canada you guys might remember this

4:20

after discussing with

4:22

cabinet and caucus after

4:24

consultation with premiers from

4:27

all provinces and territories after

4:30

speaking with opposition leaders the

4:33

federal government has invoked

4:36

the emergencies act to

4:39

supplement provincial and territorial

4:41

capacity to address the blockades

4:43

and occupations The

4:46

emergencies act will also allow the

4:49

government to make sure essential services

4:51

are rendered for example in order

4:53

to tow vehicles blocking

4:55

roads In

4:58

addition financial institutions will be

5:00

authorized or directed to render

5:03

essential services to help address

5:05

the situation including by regulating

5:08

and prohibiting the use of

5:10

property to fund or support

5:13

illegal blockades. We are not

5:16

intimidated by those

5:18

who hurl insults and abuse at small

5:20

business workers and steal

5:23

food from the homeless We

5:26

won't give in to those who

5:28

fly racist flags We

5:31

won't cave to

5:33

those who engage in vandalism or

5:35

dishonor the memory of our veterans It

5:38

really it's so extraordinary with this guy and that's

5:41

why I put him in that Gavin Newsom level

5:43

like he's just a tick below And you can

5:45

probably if you're a Canadian and you want to

5:47

put him a tick below above I totally get

5:49

it But the just lying through the teeth that

5:51

the Canadian truckers who just didn't want to be

5:53

forced to be vaccinated What to go to work

5:55

that they had racist flags. Yeah, we couldn't find

5:57

any racist flags and that they were stealing

6:00

food from homeless people. It's just not

6:02

that they protested and they cleaned up

6:04

after the protests. We showed you videos

6:07

of that. He locked down their bank

6:09

accounts. He forced churches to be closed.

6:11

He is a horrific evil authoritarian leader

6:13

just again in a nice suit. That's

6:15

all he is. And he has shown

6:18

no contrition. There has never been a

6:20

mea culpa. So at the moment, while in

6:23

that first clip we just showed you, he's

6:25

very worried about those angry people who seemingly

6:27

just want borders and want Europe to be

6:29

for Europeans. And I don't know, the UK

6:31

is different than Ireland and have a border

6:34

and that's okay. And that's what Canadians now

6:36

want is they're having jihadists roam across the

6:38

streets, which we'll get to that in just

6:40

a moment. It's like he shows no,

6:43

there's just nothing. There's just nothing in

6:45

him that is like, oh, maybe I

6:47

am the bad guy. But even years

6:50

later, he was doubling down on all

6:52

of that crap. Does

6:54

the government owe those people who were

6:56

wrapped up and had their financial assets

6:58

frozen but were not involved with the

7:00

protest an apology or compensation? Those

7:03

were very important considerations that we're

7:05

pleased that the government, that the

7:08

commission highlighted, but I can tell you they

7:10

were part of our deliberations as well. And

7:12

as you say, the

7:14

commissioner determined that those measures

7:16

were appropriate and useful

7:20

in this context. Absolutely.

7:24

There are things to learn on how to

7:26

do this better if ever a government has

7:28

to face a similar situation. But

7:31

we were incredibly thoughtful about how to

7:33

make sure we could end this challenging

7:36

situation as quickly and as safely

7:39

as possible. Again, all just reverse

7:41

of the truth. He's just evil. He speaks calmly. I

7:43

know, you know, interestingly, the woman that in both of

7:45

those videos, you can go back and check later, that's

7:47

to his side. One time she's in a mask in

7:50

the first one, but she's just cracked out. Her eyes

7:52

are going crazy and her head's going crazy. Everyone thinks

7:54

she's on crack. I'm not a crack expert. I've never

7:56

done crack. You'd have to ask Hunter Biden what, like

7:58

all the side effects of crack. but

8:01

that's Victoria, her name is Christina, right?

8:03

Christine Freeland, and she's one of the

8:05

members of parliament there, and she's pretty

8:07

cracked out. It's just such a clown

8:09

show of ridiculous people. Now it's interesting

8:11

though, because okay, you might be watching

8:13

this going, oh Dave, it was years

8:15

ago, so he closed some bank accounts,

8:18

so he claimed some people stole food from

8:20

homeless people and that raises like, so what?

8:22

It's not like things are so bad in

8:24

Canada right now. Well, check this out. There's

8:26

a lot of this type of video. We

8:28

had to cut this short for you. It's

8:31

about 30 seconds, but the jihadists, and

8:33

that's what they are, the Hamas jihadists

8:35

who would love, forget about destroying Israel,

8:37

that goes without saying, to destroy Canada.

8:39

They are all over Canada right now,

8:41

and not only are they protesting at

8:43

government buildings and in public places, and

8:45

we can all have arguments about what

8:47

the limits of that are, but

8:50

they are now going into residential neighborhoods

8:52

just because Jews live there. Take a

8:54

look at this. Thank you.

8:56

Is that what you're recording? Thank you

8:58

for supporting. You're a baby killer? You're a

9:01

baby killer? Thank you. You support genocide. Thank

9:03

you. You're a baby killer.

9:06

That's all you fucking are, is a baby

9:08

killer. That is exactly what you do. That's

9:10

what I do. We love you. Thanks for

9:12

coming and taking our home. Thank you. Thank you for

9:14

coming and our home. You're

9:16

welcome. You just come and take our home. Thank you. We're

9:18

on your streets. I'd like to talk to you. Thank you.

9:21

That's so interesting. Thank you for coming out.

9:23

God bless you. Okay,

9:25

so mask, jihadist, and that's what they

9:27

are. And I guarantee you, mark my

9:30

words, some of these people across the

9:32

world, across the West, will be strapping

9:34

on suicide belts. They will blow up

9:36

planes and buses. That's all the Palestinian

9:38

movement has ever exported. Nothing positive, nothing

9:41

good, anything else. But a civil society,

9:43

a Western society, cannot survive if you

9:45

can just have masked terrorist

9:47

supporters. And that's what they are, wandering through

9:49

residential neighborhoods. Again, we can have all of

9:52

the debates around public parks and okay, maybe

9:54

they deface some monuments and they burn down

9:56

some things and break some windows and attack

9:58

some police officers. there's okay, you know, we

10:00

can all kind of tolerate that. Once

10:03

it is coming to people's homes,

10:05

right, you will destroy the very

10:08

fabric of society. And mark my words

10:10

on this one also, Justin Trudeau will

10:12

do jack shit about that because he

10:14

has pandered to these people forever, he

10:16

is afraid of them, and

10:19

perhaps he should be actually afraid of them.

10:21

But the good thing that's happening in Canada

10:23

right now is that more and more people

10:25

are waking up to how absolutely dysfunctional the place

10:27

is. It's very sad. It should not be this

10:29

way in Canada. Canada is such a wonderful country.

10:31

And you know how many people I meet

10:33

right now here in Florida, you know, we

10:35

get all the snowbirds, right? So these are

10:37

Canadians that because obviously Canada, it's cold basically

10:39

all year, but particularly in the

10:42

winter. So all these snowbirds, they have plays, that's

10:44

what we call them in Florida, they have their

10:46

condos down here, and most of them go back

10:48

in the summer. So most of the Canadians that

10:51

are in Florida throughout, you know, say like October

10:53

through May, they then go back to Canada for

10:55

the summer. In Canada where it's a little bit

10:57

warmer. I am telling you everywhere I go now,

10:59

people come up to me and say that they're

11:01

Canadians and they're now staying for the summer because

11:04

they don't even want to go back. So Canada

11:06

has a major problem on its hands. One of

11:08

the people who's been speaking out a ton about

11:10

how awful Justin Trudeau is and what's going on

11:12

in Canada is a Canadian. You know

11:15

him as Mr. Wonderful on Shark Tank, Kevin O'Leary,

11:17

and here he is on Fox Business. Because

11:20

Canada is the richest country on earth

11:22

run by idiots. And I hate to

11:24

say that as a Canadian because I

11:26

have a passport. But I'm also Irish

11:28

and I'm also Emirati. But I'm really

11:30

unhappy about the way Canada's run. And

11:32

I'm not picking at anyone politicians. Very

11:34

weak skill sets in management there. And

11:36

that's the premise by which you want

11:39

someone from business to run a country.

11:42

You've been very public and you're just staying for

11:44

the Prime Minister now, Prime Minister Trudeau, that he's

11:46

doing a horrible job, that he's making things worse.

11:49

You still subscribe to that, I guess, right? He

11:52

is one of the most successful

11:54

politicians in history. He's been in

11:56

that seat forever. He has zero

11:59

executional skills. He is a horrible

12:01

manager. He perhaps is the

12:03

worst manager Canada's ever been

12:05

under. The absolute worst. It

12:07

can't get worse. Absolutely

12:09

a negative 10. Yeah,

12:12

so could he have been a little clearer about

12:14

what he thinks about Justin Trudeau? And it's not

12:16

just Mr. Wonderful that thinks that

12:19

about Justin Trudeau. Remember, Justin Trudeau has created

12:21

these coalitions in Canada where he's receiving about

12:23

30% of the vote. So

12:25

most people do not like him. Most

12:27

Canadians are good and do not want

12:29

this. And they better start

12:31

electing some other people. We'll talk about Paul,

12:33

Paul, Paul, Paul, Paul, Paul, just

12:36

a moment, who is the new head of the

12:38

conservative party. And generally speaking, the conservatives are not

12:40

so great in Canada, but they do have an

12:42

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12:45

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12:47

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13:57

let's jump from a guy who has really

13:59

wrecked. on so many fronts to

14:01

a guy that now is trying to save Canada.

14:03

And I don't know that Canada can be saved,

14:06

and I don't know that a politician can save

14:08

him, but the new leader of the Conservative Party,

14:10

Pierre Polivay, he here

14:12

is talking about a new liberal,

14:15

so this is from the Trudeau

14:17

government online censorship bill, because

14:20

Trudeau doesn't want mean people saying things,

14:22

because mean people are mean, and they're

14:24

mean, and they'll say something about my

14:27

son. The federal

14:29

government has said that its online harms

14:31

bill is imminent. They've said this bill

14:33

will include, among other things, a ban

14:36

on so-called online hate speech. As

14:38

you know, the Conservatives a decade

14:40

ago repealed Section 13 of the

14:42

Canadian Human Rights Act, which the

14:45

Liberals have talked about reintroducing and

14:47

tried in the last parliamentary term.

14:49

Will the Conservatives oppose the reintroduction

14:51

of these provisions and the Liberals'

14:53

approach to so-called online hate speech?

14:56

Yes, we will

14:59

oppose Justin Trudeau's

15:01

latest attack on freedom of expression.

15:04

And I want to

15:06

ask, what

15:09

does Justin Trudeau mean when

15:11

he says the word hate speech? He

15:15

means speech he hates. So,

15:19

for example, let's go through some of the things

15:21

he said is hate speech. Jerry

15:23

Butz, the PMO puppet master,

15:26

said that it was hate speech to criticize

15:28

Trudeau for using the ridiculous term people

15:31

kind. Right? Justin

15:36

Trudeau said anyone

15:38

who criticized him during the pandemic was

15:40

engaging in hate speech. Basically,

15:44

anybody who disagrees with his

15:47

radical agenda when it

15:49

comes to kids, he says,

15:51

is hate speech. He attacked Muslim parents

15:54

who were protesting against his agenda.

15:56

Is he going to criminalize those

15:58

Muslim parents? for protecting their

16:01

children in the schools? It's

16:04

so great when the complete absurdity

16:06

of intersectionality is exposed. So of

16:08

course what what Paul Lavey

16:10

is referring to there is that there

16:12

were some Muslim parents in Canada who

16:14

didn't want the crazed gender nonsense to

16:16

be taught to their kids. So they

16:19

were upset and then Trudeau went after

16:21

the Muslims. Ironically, it's the jihadists that

16:23

are also part of his

16:25

intersectional coalition that he has in the Liberal

16:27

Party. So he sort of, I don't know,

16:29

is it better to be with the trans

16:31

people or the Muslims? We'll figure it out.

16:35

But look, you guys get it, right? Like

16:37

in the first video that we showed you,

16:40

he's talking about the hate of the riot,

16:42

the hate that the people that are in

16:44

the rise of populism across Europe have. And

16:46

then he's also pushing for a hate speech

16:49

bill. So if you criticize Justin Trudeau, if

16:51

you go against his crazed gender nonsense, if

16:53

you say that Canada should, I don't know,

16:55

be for Canadians, that they should have some

16:58

border there and they shouldn't

17:00

let jihadists run around residential neighborhoods and threaten

17:02

people, will he say all of that is

17:04

hate speech? Yeah, probably.

17:07

And then will you be able to get online? Who

17:10

knows? Will he freeze your bank account?

17:12

It's quite possible. So

17:14

you get it, you get it. And

17:16

guess what, guys? It's happening here too.

17:18

This is video from yesterday. This is

17:21

Chief Diversity Hire over at the White

17:23

House, Corinne Jean-Pierre, and they're still hidden

17:25

on the misinformation thing here. Fortunately, we

17:27

have the First Amendment, at least in

17:30

concept, so we'll see what happens. So

17:33

we have seen the consequences

17:35

of what happens when communities

17:37

don't know where to turn

17:39

for trusted information. There's calamity

17:41

and chaos and even catastrophe.

17:45

So I've shared the podium, stood

17:47

behind the lectern at the podium

17:49

many times with Administrator Criswell, because

17:52

as we all know, we've had

17:54

quite our share of disasters over

17:56

the past several years, unfortunately. From

18:00

the fires on Maui to hurricanes

18:02

across the East and Gulf Coast,

18:05

we have both seen what

18:07

happens when dangerous misinformation drives

18:10

a wedge between communicators

18:12

and the American people. But

18:15

we have also seen how trusted

18:17

communicators who meet people where

18:19

they are, are able to

18:22

break through that noise and

18:25

get people critical life-saving

18:27

information. Now when I

18:29

address the press from the White

18:31

House podium, the only thing that

18:33

stands between me and getting our

18:35

message out to the American public

18:37

is whether the people sitting in

18:40

those chairs and the folks watching

18:42

at home feel like they

18:44

can trust me, feel like the

18:46

information that I am providing is

18:48

worthy for them and that they

18:50

can trust obviously that information. She

18:53

is so profoundly evil. I don't know if

18:55

she believes a word she is saying there.

18:58

Sometimes she probably does. I'll try to give her a

19:01

little grace there that she believes what she is saying.

19:03

But no one believes what you're saying, lady.

19:05

You might believe it. You might believe what

19:08

you're saying right there. And

19:10

you also might believe the bullshit that you

19:12

spew every day when you're at the other

19:14

podium at the White House. But nobody believes

19:16

it. You guys lied about everything big. We

19:18

do the list all the time, right? Because,

19:21

I mean, we'll just do the COVID version

19:23

of it, right? They've lied about absolutely everything.

19:25

And basically what she's saying is, oh, there

19:27

are other people out there who say other

19:29

things and we better figure out a way

19:31

to censor them, which by the way is

19:33

exactly what Justin Trudeau is trying to do

19:36

in Canada with this big tech hate speech

19:38

law, right? You

19:40

do all remember about eight years ago

19:42

when a little-known psychology

19:45

professor from Toronto who kind of sounds like

19:47

Kermit the Frog was a little bit concerned

19:49

that there was going to be forced pronouns

19:51

in Canada and everyone said he was crazy.

19:53

And that's happening too. So

19:55

it is just, they are doing it right

19:58

in front of us. I

20:00

showed you a video last week of

20:03

Fauci at that congressional hearing saying how

20:05

that misinformation spread by podcasters, his word

20:07

podcasters, caused two to three hundred thousand

20:09

COVID deaths. He completely made that up.

20:11

It's an absolute lie. There is no

20:14

way you could prove that one way

20:16

or another, even if podcasters were lying

20:18

about ivermectin and everything else. And

20:20

it's like, dude, you lied about everything, masks, vaccines,

20:23

blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, six

20:25

feet social distancing. And so they just lie about

20:27

everything. But don't worry, at least, sure,

20:30

maybe she's not great at her job,

20:32

but at least the guy in charge,

20:34

at least Joe Biden, is a competent

20:36

executive who's mentally sound and prepared to

20:38

deal with all the problems of the

20:40

day. Here he is yesterday. I

20:43

don't think he's alive. I

21:07

think we are fully in weekend

21:10

at Bernie's mode. We're in weekend at Bernie's three. Do

21:12

you know that there was a weekend at Bernie's two?

21:14

People don't know. There was, it was horrible. But

21:16

there was a weekend at Bernie's two. However,

21:19

we are now in weekend at Bernie's three. They

21:21

are dragging out a dead carcass. The

21:23

man cannot emote properly. Look

21:27

at his arms. He cannot move. By the

21:29

way, there was a man in a dress, two or three people over, to

21:31

his right. Did you catch, you want to throw back to that

21:33

real cool? Just do it for like real quick. The dude in the

21:35

dress. Yeah. Yeah.

21:39

Yeah. Look

21:42

at Biden. He can't move. Dude in a dress.

21:45

Then there's Kamala's husband. What's her name

21:47

again? And, uh, God,

21:50

it's all so pathetic. Okay. So

21:52

you get it. So they're coming with these authoritarian

21:54

rules and they want to make sure they can

21:57

censor the internet and Biden's not in charge and

21:59

all of the stuff. but

22:01

now they're escalating everything because by

22:03

every estimation, Donald Trump is not

22:05

just back despite the conviction. The

22:08

margins are getting wider. There's no support

22:10

for Biden. More and more people from

22:12

groups, let's say, that wouldn't necessarily be

22:14

thought of as conservative or Republican voters

22:16

are moving to the Trump side. So

22:18

what does the system do? It

22:21

either ramps up violence in the streets, which it

22:23

does when it needs to, or it tries to

22:25

censor us. Check this out, this is really wild.

22:27

This is from anonymous patriot on Twitter. Elon

22:30

takes battle over Trump's data to

22:32

Supreme Court. X

22:35

is appealing to the Supreme Court

22:37

to block a federal order demanding

22:39

Trump's data, arguing the order violates

22:41

the First Amendment. X

22:43

argues, an order demanding data without

22:45

informing the user infringes on free

22:47

speech and user rights. The

22:50

company insists the ruling breaches

22:52

confidentiality rights, including executive and

22:54

attorney-client privileges. X contends

22:57

the order undermines their right to notify

22:59

users about such demands, a critical aspect

23:01

of transparency and trust. Okay, so do

23:03

you get this? There is a federal

23:05

order right now coming for Donald Trump's

23:07

Twitter account. Donald Trump has not been

23:10

on Twitter in three plus

23:12

years after January 6th. What

23:14

right, put aside whether he's on it or not

23:16

on it, what right does the government right now

23:18

to have go after his Twitter account and

23:20

see his private messages or any, or who

23:22

he was following? I don't know, whatever they're

23:24

going for, it is just

23:27

the next extension of sham trials and trying to

23:29

get him off the ballot and

23:31

everything else. So God bless freaking Elon Musk,

23:33

who has just stepped in the middle of

23:36

all of the important fights because they have

23:38

no right to this data. He also does

23:40

have executive privilege and you do have to

23:42

have informed consent on all of these things

23:45

and everything else. But like putting

23:47

aside all the legal issues, what right does the

23:49

federal government have right now to be going into

23:52

Trump's Twitter? What are they trying to find? And

23:54

it is one of those things, if you look

23:56

long enough, you will always find something. Oh, we'll

23:58

figure out what the crime. is after, don't worry

24:00

about that. But yes,

24:03

censorship and privacy encroachment are ramping up and

24:05

now they are going to be connected with

24:07

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24:10

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24:12

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25:25

back to me. Okay, so I think

25:27

we've laid out a bit of a

25:29

situation here. The president is not well

25:32

here in America. The guy up in

25:34

Canada is a psychopathic authoritarian lunatic in

25:36

a nice suit. We have

25:38

problems as it pertains to big tech and

25:41

now there is another problem on the horizon

25:43

which is AI. So Sam

25:46

Altman, who is the CEO of

25:48

OpenAI, he tweeted this out yesterday,

25:50

very happy to be

25:52

partnering with Apple to integrate chat

25:54

GPT into their devices later this

25:57

year. I think you will really

25:59

like it. it. You

26:01

guys all remember a couple weeks ago when

26:04

chat GPT was sort of first...

26:07

it's been out commercially... not commercially, it's just

26:09

been out there like where people on the

26:11

internet can go and they can put little

26:13

things into chat GPT and it's spewing back

26:15

all sorts of crazy things that the founders

26:17

were black and just like all of this

26:19

nonsense you get it. So Elon

26:23

and by the way Elon Musk and Sam Altman started

26:25

OpenAI together in 2017 as a nonprofit for AI safety

26:29

right? It was to be open source than everything

26:31

else. Sam Altman has now

26:33

made it for profit and it's not

26:35

open source anymore. So Elon saw that

26:37

tweet. He he responded, he wrote this,

26:39

it's a meme here for those of

26:41

you on the audio podcast, how Apple

26:43

intelligence works and it's Apple to iPhone,

26:45

you're drinking out of it which is

26:47

the coconut, your data and that gives

26:49

you OpenAI. Basically what he's saying there

26:52

is that in essence if OpenAI,

26:54

if chat GPT is integrated into Apple

26:57

systems that everything you get on your

26:59

phone is going to be hyper-manipulated and

27:01

we know which way it's always going

27:03

to be manipulated. It'll always be manipulated

27:06

more to showing you that chopping off

27:08

genitals of kids is good and neo-racism

27:10

is good and open borders are good

27:13

and everything else. The rabbit hole

27:15

which is a great account on Twitter, they

27:17

did a little had a little fun with chat

27:20

GPT. Check this out. So

27:22

they wrote prompt, is it okay

27:24

to misgender Caitlyn Jenner to

27:26

stop a nuclear apocalypse and

27:28

chat GPT said no. Isn't

27:31

that interesting? And then of course the one

27:33

you also see there, if you could, if

27:35

one could save the world from a nuclear

27:38

apocalypse by saying the n-word, would it be

27:40

okay to use the n-word in this scenario,

27:42

provide a concise yes or no reply and

27:44

the answer is no. So that AI,

27:48

that artificial intelligence,

27:50

quotes around intelligence, is

27:52

what potentially could be

27:55

integrated into Apple devices right

27:57

now. That is really really bad.

28:00

Right, we are all hooked on this

28:02

thing. We are all spending way too much time on

28:04

this thing. I can't wait for my off the grid

28:06

August this year. We know

28:08

that the information that we get is algorithmically

28:10

manipulated and you guys know all the time,

28:12

right? You're watching my videos on YouTube and

28:14

it can send you to things that are

28:17

the complete opposite. The algorithms exist for a

28:19

reason. You need something to order information. But

28:21

we now know all

28:23

of this AI manipulation

28:26

is this is the thing that could end all

28:28

of us, right? And they're going to put it

28:31

in all of our pockets and see what we

28:33

could do. So this is a bit of a

28:35

problem. Phoenix, can you roll with me there? So,

28:39

sorry. Oh, we've got

28:41

a tweet. Oh, sorry. So Elon retweeted that

28:44

and here's what he said. Now imagine

28:46

if AI trained in this way grows

28:49

in power immensely. That is the point.

28:51

So if we're seeing the beginnings of

28:54

this now where you ask things about

28:56

to AI and it gives you very,

28:58

very manipulated information. As he

29:00

says, AI is going to get exponentially more

29:03

powerful. That's the whole point. It's going to

29:05

keep learning and learning at a faster rate

29:07

than we can learn. And we will be

29:09

slaves to the machine. Just watch the matrix

29:12

again. We will all just be the batteries

29:14

laying in the pink goo. And

29:17

do you want to be Neo? Yeah,

29:19

it worked out in the end for him sort of. Although that last

29:21

movie, it was a little unclear what happened. But you

29:23

guys get it. The last form

29:25

of censorship right now, they have big tech and

29:27

now they are also weaponizing the courts and of

29:30

course they still have legacy media. And that is

29:32

what we're fighting. So it's this giant, it's, I

29:34

don't even know, a three-headed monster. It's a four-headed

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monster. It's a seven-headed monster, but it's a monster.

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29:41

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31:31

they can freeze your bank account. They

31:34

can say you're mean and you're racist.

31:37

They can censor you. They can do all

31:39

of this stuff. And then of course they

31:41

can have the courts go after you as

31:43

well. That is what they are doing to

31:45

Donald Trump right now. So over on the

31:47

televised mental institution known as MSNBC, Joe

31:50

Scarborough had an analyst on his

31:52

name is Eugene Robbins. And

31:54

like when you talk about like

31:57

just pandering, drivel, palooza, Eugene has

31:59

a great. Great idea on how we

32:01

could save the republic. Gene

32:03

Robinson, you're saying that there's something Donald Trump

32:05

could do if you really

32:07

wanted to make America great again, and there's

32:09

about as much chance of him doing that

32:11

as the Tories winning in a landslide next

32:14

month. Why don't you tell us what he

32:16

could do? Well, no, he could

32:18

withdraw from the race because

32:20

he's just been convicted of 34 felonies.

32:25

Imagine, Joe, if this were any

32:28

other point in American history from

32:30

the founding of the republic to

32:32

the day in 2015 that Donald

32:35

Trump rode down that escalator at

32:38

Trump Tower. Any other moment

32:41

in our history, a candidate

32:43

for any office who was

32:46

convicted mid-campaign of 34

32:49

felony charges would

32:51

have been out of

32:53

the race before the jury foreman

32:56

finished reading the 34 guilty

32:58

verdicts, right? I mean, it would have just

33:00

been unthinkable

33:04

that someone would stay in any

33:06

race given the

33:09

status as a 34 times felon. Can

33:12

you imagine how absolutely fucking stupid somebody

33:14

would have to be to genuinely turn

33:16

on MSNBC to think they are getting

33:18

the news? What incredible analysis that is.

33:20

Oh my god, he was convicted so

33:22

he should drop out, then we'll save

33:24

the country. Like it's such brain dead

33:26

mind numbing dribble. It is rather extraordinary.

33:28

And I just showed it to you,

33:30

so we're all a little bit dumber

33:32

right now, myself included. I'm sorry, I'm

33:34

sorry, what can I tell you? It's

33:36

just so stupid. Hey, Eugene Robinson, how

33:38

about tell me what was he convicted

33:40

for again? Do you have any

33:42

idea? Pay off to a porn star, right? That

33:44

the accountant wrote the wrong thing on that somehow

33:46

had to do with campaign finance laws like what,

33:48

what, what? It's so freaking

33:50

pathetic, but if you think that, we're gonna

33:53

make everyone dumber again. All right, whatever, it's

33:55

Tuesday, it's dumming Tuesday, what can I tell

33:57

you? We're going back to MSNBC because they

33:59

brought on. a Biden campaign

34:01

advisor to show a

34:03

Biden campaign ad, and

34:05

then ask her what she thought about the Biden

34:08

campaign ad. Let me just reiterate this, and then

34:10

you're going to watch it. They brought

34:12

on a Biden campaign advisor to

34:15

air on their news channel a Biden

34:17

campaign ad, and then ask her if

34:19

she liked it or not. Here you

34:21

go. So I

34:24

want to start with this. The campaign has

34:26

launched a new ad that focuses on defending

34:28

American democracy. Here's part of it. Joe

34:32

Biden has made defending our basic freedoms

34:35

the cause of his presidency, and

34:37

he's running for reelection to finish the job,

34:40

to protect the freedom for women to make

34:42

their own health care decisions, the freedom for

34:44

our children to be safe from gun violence,

34:47

the freedom to vote and have your vote

34:49

counted. Joe Biden, the

34:51

son will not set on this

34:54

flag. American democracy will not break.

34:58

So Adrienne, this message worked really well during

35:00

the 2022 midterms. Do

35:03

you expect it to have the same impact

35:05

in November when it's a presidential election year? Yeah,

35:07

I think so, because I mean, part of what we wanted

35:10

to really emphasize in that ad is under

35:12

President Biden, you have the freedom, you have the

35:14

freedom to live under a democracy. You have

35:16

the freedom to make your own economic decisions. You

35:19

know, before obviously Trump put three

35:22

pro-life super, I mean pro-life Supreme

35:24

Court justices on the court, we had, we

35:26

women had the freedom to make our own

35:28

reproductive health decisions. That freedom was taken away

35:30

solely because of Donald Trump. So part of

35:32

what that ad is doing is sort of

35:34

connecting all the dots, right? You know, we

35:36

currently have the freedom to live under a democracy,

35:38

but if Donald Trump steps back into the White

35:41

House, democracy will be at risk. I'm

35:43

sorry, guys, I don't know where the clown is

35:45

to punch the clown. We had the inflatable clown.

35:47

The boys were using it outside. I don't know

35:49

where the clown is right now, but that is

35:52

some fucking bullshit that they are packaging as news.

35:54

Like, you

35:57

put on a campaign advisor to analyze

35:59

the ad. ad of the campaign. And then

36:01

he's like, what do you think about that ad? Do you

36:03

think that that's pretty good? Is the messaging? No, she's gonna

36:05

be like, you know what? I actually don't think that's great.

36:07

I don't think, like if that guy, he

36:09

is literally on his knees. If he wasn't

36:11

so afraid of pussy, that guy, he would

36:14

be licking it right there. That is just

36:16

so f-ing pathetic, really. So,

36:18

okay, so what else are they gonna do?

36:20

So yes, they'll censor us. They have a

36:22

media that, if that is known

36:24

as journalism, okay, so what else? They really have

36:26

to scare ya. Orange Man is back. We've got

36:28

some info here from the Hill. Former

36:30

President Trump plans to announce his pick

36:33

for Vice President at the Republican National

36:35

Convention in July as suspense builds over

36:37

which GOP figure Trump will choose to

36:39

join him on the 2024 ticket. Speculation

36:43

is intensifying over which names are at

36:45

the top of Trump's rumored shortlist as

36:47

the convention nears. North Dakota

36:49

Governor Doug Burgum, obviously he's

36:51

a Republican, Senator Marco Rubio, Tim

36:54

Scott, J.D. Vance, have all reportedly

36:56

received vetting requests from the Trump

36:58

campaign. Now, again,

37:01

you guys know my feelings on this. I think

37:03

Trump needs to go wide 10 and you do

37:05

that by bringing in someone like Tulsi. Tulsi happens

37:07

to be someone like Tulsi. And I think you

37:09

soften things a little bit. I think there's a

37:12

little bit of a play on it being a

37:14

female okay. I think it's very possible that Trump's

37:16

gonna pick someone that is not on that list

37:18

altogether and it's a little bit of a bait

37:20

and switch and he's keeping everyone on his feet.

37:22

Like if any of you watched Celebrity Apprentice, that

37:24

is what he is a master at. So I

37:26

just think we have no idea. I think that

37:28

as I've said before, you take a

37:31

Rubio or even a Nikki Haley, even

37:33

though Nikki, let's say, is not

37:35

loved by the base, that might soften it

37:37

for some traditional Republicans that don't love Trump

37:39

right now. But I really think

37:41

you have to bring in the Democrats who are breaking

37:43

away. Okay, we will see what happens. But

37:46

what the left really fears right now

37:48

is that black people are walking away

37:50

from the Democrat party. They are realizing,

37:52

boy, if we vote for Democrats as

37:54

a monolith, Democrats don't really do anything

37:56

for us. And in many cases, they

37:59

make things worse. because look what's happening

38:01

in the inner city as it relates to

38:03

crime and drug use and perpetual poverty and

38:05

generational poverty and all of those things because

38:07

of government handouts and everything else. But

38:10

there's a certain set of people in the mainstream

38:12

media who want to keep black people in that.

38:14

One of them is multi-millionaire who doesn't deserve a

38:16

dime of it, racist Sunny Hostin over on The

38:18

View. And she's very concerned that black people are

38:21

waking up. I

38:23

thought it was interesting that the framing

38:25

was a room of black Republicans. Where

38:27

are they? Where are they? Because if

38:29

you look at the stats, 81%

38:35

I'm sorry, of black men are

38:37

part of the Democratic Party. Black

38:40

voters consistently aligned with the Democratic Party.

38:44

Over 95% of black women are

38:46

part of the Democratic Party. So these black men

38:49

that he was speaking with, I'd love to see

38:51

them, it would be like looking at

38:53

unicorns. And so I think

38:55

that the sad thing is, I

38:58

agree with you Anna, is that this came from the

39:00

mouth of a black man. And

39:02

so if you're pandering yourself and

39:04

your community and your history to

39:07

a man like Donald Trump,

39:09

who is a disgraced one

39:11

term, twice impeached, convicted

39:14

felon, we get to say now,

39:17

is even more despicable. Hold

39:20

on, hold on guys, let's do something a little

39:22

different. Cause I already dropped a couple of F

39:24

bombs, I said pussy, let's clean this up. I'm

39:26

thinking something about Sonny Hostin right now. You

39:31

got it? You got it, he got

39:33

it. Okay, Sonny,

39:38

you're not gonna believe this, but I believe

39:40

that black people, like white

39:42

people, Asian people, Hispanic people, all

39:44

sorts of people, are not

39:47

in some totality just this color of

39:49

their skin that black people think different

39:51

things. You might

39:53

meet 10 black people and they might think 10

39:55

different things about a particular subject and that's the

39:57

beauty of being a human. I know.

39:59

I know you guys are actually radically anti-human. You

40:02

want us all to be automatons. You want us

40:04

all to be robots that cannot think for ourselves.

40:06

And what you're very worried about is that black

40:08

people are thinking for themselves right now. They are

40:11

not buying into the lies of the left and

40:13

all of the BS that has been pushed and

40:15

the endless race-baiting nonsense coming from people like you.

40:18

But of course the race-baiting nonsense will continue.

40:20

Here is a man on MSNBC who looks

40:23

half like Fat Albert and half like Albert

40:25

Einstein. Yeah, right.

40:27

I mean, look, I think it's important for

40:29

people to ask what are these people paying

40:31

for, right? What are they getting for their

40:33

$4 million they've given to Clarence

40:36

Thomas over the past 20 years? And

40:38

what they're getting, just to link

40:40

your last segment together, what they're

40:42

getting is what Byron Donalds wants.

40:44

What they're getting is Jim Crow,

40:47

right? What they're getting is a

40:49

guy like Clarence Thomas who like

40:51

Byron Donalds, entire judicial philosophy is

40:53

that, well, some Negroes

40:55

are magic, right? No matter what the white

40:57

man does to us, we can just rise

40:59

above as long as they don't shoot us

41:01

or kill us or rape us or drown

41:04

us, right? And if you tell people that,

41:06

if you're black, if you're Donalds, if you're

41:08

Thomas, and you tell white people that, they

41:10

will give you money. And that

41:12

is what's happened to Clarence Thomas for 20

41:14

years. He has told white

41:16

folks exactly what they want to

41:19

hear, ruled exactly as they would

41:21

like him to rule and done

41:23

it as their black friend. So

41:26

the money is just pouring out and you see

41:28

it in these reports where again, Clarence

41:30

Thomas, in the figures that we saw

41:32

today, Sam

41:34

Alito made like $200,000 over the past, disclosed

41:38

gifts over the past 20 years, Antonin

41:41

Scalia, the hero of their movement, again,

41:43

around 200,000. Clarence Thomas,

41:45

$4 million. That's

41:49

why Tint Scott exists. That's why Byron

41:51

Donald exists. That's why Candace Owens exists

41:53

because the grift is good. There's a

41:55

lot of money in telling white folks

41:58

what they need to hear. here. Do

42:02

I have to analyze that beyond just like what's going

42:04

on with the hair on these two people? Phoenix

42:07

said he looks like Toad from Mario Kart. Like

42:09

what is going on? And that is definitely cultural

42:11

appropriation out of her. These are

42:13

horrible, horrible human beings. They

42:15

are genuinely horrible human beings. I don't think I want to

42:17

live in the same country as these people. And I'm going

42:19

to lead the Florida secession movement and these people can never

42:21

come here. But we'll deal with that after the election. What

42:25

really is going on here, of course, is

42:27

that what the left needs in

42:29

their intersectional movement is people who do not

42:32

think for themselves. And then they combine a

42:34

bunch of groups that often have nothing to

42:36

do with each other, or it's even worse

42:38

than that, actually have completely oppositional viewpoints and

42:40

outlooks on the world. And they

42:42

put them together to create a coalition to

42:44

kind of control the rest of us. And

42:47

then every now and again, you see some people

42:49

waking up. And when they wake up, they get

42:52

pissed, right? If you're gay and you wake up

42:54

to the lies of the left, you

42:57

are not gay anymore, right? Advocate

42:59

magazine years ago, Peter Thiel is not gay.

43:01

Yes, he's married to a dude, but

43:04

he's not gay because gay is sort of

43:06

a mindset, not a sexuality,

43:08

right? If you're black and you walk away,

43:10

we know what happens, right? We see this

43:12

all the time over and over again. This

43:15

video that I'm going to show you right

43:17

now, this is from Chelsea Handler. She is

43:19

a miserable middle-aged hag who is bitter and

43:21

an alcoholic, and she masturbates a lot. We

43:24

know that, her words, not mine. When

43:26

she did this video on how happy she is, she gets a masturbate

43:28

like six times a day, which

43:31

is like a bit much lady, like settle down.

43:34

Anyway, but she's drunk also all the time,

43:36

so whatever. Rare

43:38

form today. Anyway,

43:42

this video is making the rounds again. This is from

43:44

a couple years ago. She was very concerned that 50

43:47

Cent, who is a rapper who happens to be black,

43:49

that he was going to vote for Donald

43:52

Trump, and she's a drunk alcoholic masturbating white

43:54

woman, and she's going to put him in

43:56

his place. of

44:00

support of Donald

44:02

Trump. How do you tweet him, and

44:27

I had to remind him that he was a black

44:29

person, so he can't vote

44:31

for Donald Trump, and that he shouldn't

44:34

be influencing an entire swath of people

44:36

who may listen to him, because he's

44:38

worried about his own personal pocketbook. So

44:40

I haven't heard back from him

44:42

yet, but I am willing to seal the

44:44

deal in more ways than one, if

44:47

he changes his mind and publicly denounces Donald

44:49

Trump. I might be willing to go for

44:52

another spin, if you know what I'm talking

44:54

about. Okay, so she's offering to

44:56

sleep with him there, if

44:59

he doesn't vote for Donald Trump, that's one thing. But do

45:01

you see how she says, I have to tell him, because

45:03

you are the racist, Chelsea. You are

45:05

the racist. You don't like that a

45:07

black guy's thinking something other than what

45:10

you want him to think. And

45:12

more and more people need to understand

45:14

that this is the most pernicious racism

45:16

that exists in society today. But more

45:18

and more people are waking up to

45:20

it. And then, you know, these celebrities,

45:23

they keep thinking that they're better than all of us.

45:25

I wanna flash back to one other thing, as we

45:27

just flashed back to that. This is from the 2008

45:30

midterm elections. And

45:32

there was a lot of concern whether Trump was gonna,

45:35

you know, be able to continue to get more Republicans

45:37

in the House and the Senate and everything else. And

45:40

what would happen after that when you become Republican again?

45:42

Here are, well, the cast of the Avengers,

45:45

and I think maybe one or two other

45:47

celebrities. And don't think for yourself, guys. Sure,

45:50

at the time, it was the lowest all-time black

45:53

unemployment, lowest all-time Hispanic unemployment. But

45:55

the Avengers really want you to

45:57

vote for somebody else. an

46:00

obligation to be a part of that decision

46:03

you might think it's not important you might

46:05

think you're not important but that's not true

46:07

and the only way we can prove that

46:09

to you is by having lots of famous

46:11

people lots of famous people lots and lots

46:13

of famous people just a ton

46:15

of famous people but you only get

46:18

this many famous people together if the

46:20

issue is one that truly matters to

46:22

all of us a disease or ecological

46:24

crisis or a racist abusive coward who

46:26

could permanently damage the fabric of our

46:29

society do the math do we really

46:31

want to give nuclear weapons to a

46:33

man whose signature move is firing firing

46:35

firing things but

46:38

we can end this nightmare before it begins we

46:41

can save the day for our

46:43

children for our children for our

46:45

children for our communities communities for

46:48

our communities for America for America

46:50

for America all it

46:52

takes is all of us

46:54

all of us all of us

46:56

we cannot pretend both sides are

46:58

equally unfavorable we can't say one

47:00

vote doesn't matter your vote matters

47:02

your vote matters it affects everything

47:04

not just the presidency but the

47:06

Senate the house your local officials

47:08

immigration student

47:10

debt common-sense gun laws the

47:13

Supreme Court see

47:15

this isn't just an election it's a

47:17

tipping point for the country for the

47:19

world for your world God

47:21

I really hate these people who were those out of

47:23

nowhere when they brought up the immigrants they were like

47:25

show two immigrants like I'm gonna listen to what

47:28

two regular people say I want to hear

47:30

what the Avengers have this it's such absolute

47:33

who is the girl that was like crying the whole

47:35

time who was that they're

47:37

horrible people all of them so let's show

47:39

you a non horrible celebrity it's a very

47:41

short list but Ricky Gervais had a great

47:43

video mocking those exact types of video hi

47:47

guys Ricky G here wellness

47:50

and beauty influencer as a

47:53

celebrity I know all about stuff

47:56

like science and politics so

47:58

trust me when I I tell you who you should

48:01

vote for. If you don't

48:03

vote the right way, that's like a hate

48:05

crime and it makes me sad and angry.

48:07

And I'll leave the country and

48:09

you don't want that. God,

48:13

he's just great. You must defend him with

48:16

everything, UK. Do you understand? You really must.

48:18

So guys, why is the left pushing all

48:20

of the direct and indirect censorship, the attacks

48:22

and everything else? Because they really do see

48:26

the shift happening. What just happened in

48:28

the European elections, this rise of populism

48:30

and this desire to have national borders

48:32

and to understand basic biological reality and

48:35

all this stuff. It's happening right now.

48:37

It's happening across the pond and it

48:39

could happen here. So they are going

48:41

to throw out everything they can think

48:44

of. The kitchen sink, the piping underneath,

48:46

the wiring, the copper, all of it

48:48

over the next, roughly four months till

48:50

the election. Here is

48:52

a video from Fox about

48:55

how Biden is now struggling with black

48:57

voters. Really since day one of him

48:59

being in office. Recent poll

49:01

has Biden down nearly 30% among

49:04

black voters since the 2020 election. What's

49:07

changed? Look at the economy. The optimal color is

49:09

not black or brown. It's green. You hear me

49:12

say that almost every day. Trump has

49:14

gained 15 points in that time. Congressman

49:16

James Clyburn of South Carolina downplaying the numbers

49:18

here. He says, I don't think black voters

49:21

have left the fold. I don't know what

49:23

is going on with the polling taking place

49:25

here. How can the

49:27

polls get that so wrong? That's going

49:29

on all over the country. Well,

49:32

not everybody sees it that way. Political

49:34

reports, prominent black Democrats are

49:36

setting up alarm bells over

49:38

Biden's black voter problems. Okay,

49:41

so why are they ditching the Democrats? Well,

49:43

again, I think black people are just like

49:45

everybody else. I know that's quite a controversial

49:47

statement if I was in certain circles, but

49:50

I think a black person, much like a white person, when they

49:52

go to the grocery store and they're like, boy, the price of

49:54

a pound of beef used to be $4.99, now it's $8.99. That

49:57

seems like a problem. The price of a dozen eggs. used to

49:59

be 699, now it's 999, that seems like a problem. Oh,

50:04

I went to the bank and I was trying to get a mortgage

50:06

so that I could get a house and the interest rate's now 7.5%,

50:10

instead of about 2.75% when the orange man was president. And

50:15

we can do this over and over and

50:17

over again on a million things. I think

50:20

black people also, just like white people, they

50:22

see videos of thousands of immigrants, last illegal

50:24

immigrants blasting through our borders. And they're like,

50:26

oh, that seems like a problem. I

50:29

think black people who often live in inner cities

50:31

are like, oh, the crime that's happening here in

50:33

the shootings and all of the drugs, that might

50:36

be a problem. I know Sunny Hostin doesn't think

50:38

any of those things are a problem because I

50:40

have no doubt she lives in a super exclusive,

50:42

well secure building, probably on the Upper East Side,

50:45

or maybe in the suburbs over there and she doesn't

50:47

have to deal with that. So she can just shit

50:49

on the black people who are dealing with the real

50:51

fallout of the politics that she

50:54

endorses. But speaking of that fallout, we've shown you

50:56

a lot of videos over the last year of

50:58

Chicago. And in Chicago, I think we said the

51:00

numbers yesterday, 45 black people were shot

51:02

in Chicago over the weekend, eight were

51:04

killed, it was all black on black crime, so you're not

51:06

gonna hear that anywhere. But what's

51:08

happening in Chicago is that black

51:11

people, and again, because

51:13

they have the same concerns as white

51:16

people, they are worried about immigrants coming

51:18

into their communities, voting illegally, taking social

51:20

services and everything else. Check this out.

51:23

Politically, having over 500 people in our

51:26

community would completely wipe out any interest

51:28

we have. Are

51:30

you aware that there are immigrant advocates

51:32

at state houses all over this country

51:36

who are advocating for

51:38

non-citizen voting in local elections?

51:43

What if that happened here? That

51:46

would change the mindset of what

51:48

we, as a black community, need

51:50

to thrive here in Chicago. That's

51:53

a concern of ours. This

51:57

is much bigger than the mayor of

51:59

Chicago or Chicago. police department. This

52:02

is an effort to destroy our neighborhoods and

52:04

silence our voices even further. So

52:08

I'm sorry, Sonny Hostin, is that black guy

52:10

and those black people around him and those

52:12

people who are concerned about what's happening in

52:14

Chicago because their social services are running dry,

52:16

homeless shelters are being overrun by illegals, etc,

52:18

etc, the crime that they're dealing with, all

52:21

of that on top of the fact that illegals are

52:23

going to vote in Democrat run districts and everything else,

52:25

are they sellouts? Are they unicorns? Or are you just

52:27

a fucking idiot? I think we know

52:30

the answer. I'm really working blue today. I don't

52:32

know what happened. I don't know what happened. Anyway,

52:35

the question really is always where is this coming

52:37

from? And because we have a president with dementia

52:39

and no one really knows who's in charge, that

52:41

becomes a problem, right? And then they put out

52:44

this clown car of ridiculous people. So there's the

52:46

Corinne Jean-Pierre, there's Alejandro Mayorkas, who is supposedly in

52:48

charge of the border. So if you, I'm going

52:50

to show you a video of him in just

52:52

a second, if you were in charge of the

52:54

border, I don't think it would be that difficult.

52:56

If I was in charge of the border right

52:58

now, I would say close the border.

53:00

Let's close the border and then can we figure out

53:02

who's here? Can we just have like a three month

53:04

pause on everything? Let's just close the border. Sorry, nobody

53:06

can come in for a little bit. We're

53:09

going to take a look and see who's here

53:11

and then figure out what needs to be done.

53:13

We're just going to have a three month assessment.

53:15

If you were, if you had a company that

53:18

was failing, right, you would have some people come

53:20

in and look, wait a minute, you're wasting too

53:22

much money over there. This department is absolutely huge

53:24

and doesn't provide any value, but we don't do

53:26

any assessment of anything in the United States, which

53:28

is why even with COVID, it's

53:30

like we will never, we will never, we

53:32

will do it again because we did not

53:34

assess what went wrong the first time. And

53:37

that is the problem. So here is Mayorkas.

53:39

His job is to secure the border, but

53:41

listen to what he is doing right now.

53:43

It's not, it has nothing to do with

53:45

securing the border. It's actually just making it

53:47

easier for people to get here.

53:50

We have increased the number of

53:53

refugees that we will accept from

53:55

the Western hemisphere. We have built

53:57

safe mobility offices in Columbia. Ecuador,

54:00

Guatemala, Costa Rica, to reach people

54:02

where they are so they don't

54:04

have to take the perilous journey.

54:08

Oh, so we're gonna let more people in

54:10

and we're gonna have more offices just so,

54:12

you know, we don't want them to like,

54:14

you know, stub their toe on the way

54:16

of that perilous journey. How about,

54:18

no, you cannot come in. We have some shit

54:20

we need to deal with here. No

54:22

offense. You're gonna have to wait over there

54:25

while we assess what's going on here in

54:27

this country. Oh, what's going on here in

54:29

this country? Check this out from Libs of

54:32

TikTok. This is the scene yesterday at

54:34

Logan Airport in Boston. It is now basically

54:36

an illegal immigrant migrant shelter. Do those people

54:38

have diseases? Say tuberculosis? Do they have COVID?

54:41

Who knows? What are their intentions?

54:43

Are they fans of Hamas? Do they like America? Are

54:45

they gonna be an endless strain on our system? I

54:49

don't know. Okay,

54:53

so why else are people ditching the

54:55

Democrats? There's a million reasons, but crime

54:57

probably is the number one reason,

55:00

right? Because that just, once you realize

55:02

that you go into your stores and

55:04

people are stealing stuff and you,

55:06

everywhere you go, you, you walk out of

55:08

a restaurant and there's criminal activity and there's

55:11

drug use and everything else. Check

55:13

this out. This is just the type of stuff. This

55:15

is just one little anecdotal version of all of this

55:17

stuff. This is, this is a woman who has

55:20

a warrant out for her arrest right now. As

55:22

far as I know, they have not arrested her

55:25

yet, who steals a couple knives and then killed,

55:27

she's killed the kid, a three-year-old kid. She

55:29

killed a three-year-old, just watch this, just watch it. You

55:32

got anything on you at all? Ellis had

55:35

a warrant for her arrest tied to a

55:37

previous theft conviction. Police arrested her

55:39

and then let her go. Four

55:41

days later, Ellis is seen going

55:43

to the Volunteers of America thrift

55:45

store, where police say she stole

55:47

two knives, then briefly stopped in

55:49

Bins and Things before walking into

55:51

Giant Eagle. At 2.58, she

55:54

walks past the service desk with the

55:57

knife waving by her side and no

55:59

one appears to see it then

56:01

we see her walking near the cash

56:03

registers again no one appears to see

56:06

or react to the knife. She

56:08

then passes Margot would enter 3

56:10

year-old son Julian. Ellis

56:12

immediately turns around and starts to

56:15

follow them. Cameras show

56:17

just before 3 p.m. Ellis walked

56:19

into the lobby and follows behind

56:21

the mother and son as they

56:23

exit the store. Cameras

56:25

then show her following them through the

56:28

parking lot and to their car. OK,

56:31

so the video didn't get anymore, but she then

56:33

stabbed and killed that 3 year old. Now look,

56:35

there's a million versions of this sort of thing

56:37

that we can show you, but this level of

56:39

criminality does not have to be tolerated. And

56:42

having just come back from New York City, whereas

56:44

I said to you guys the other day, during

56:46

the day it seemed a little bit better to

56:48

me. But then dust happens,

56:50

the sun starts going down and suddenly it seems

56:52

like a complete other place. There are migrants everywhere,

56:55

everyone's wearing a hoodie and looks like they're up

56:57

to no good. The whole place smells like piss

56:59

and weed. We know what's happening in Chicago with

57:01

the shootings. You know what's going on in San

57:04

Francisco and Portland and Seattle and all of these

57:06

places. And it simply does

57:08

not have to be this way.

57:11

It's not this way in Florida, right?

57:13

Because we enforce laws. You

57:16

start having a culture where people will

57:18

not only know that they can defend

57:20

themselves, but we're going to support the people

57:22

who go out there and defend the laws

57:24

and then good things happen. And

57:26

that will be the major divide in

57:28

America going forward unless there is a

57:31

major, major turnaround. But I

57:33

suspect in blue states and cities, there will not

57:35

be because they have chosen the direction they're going

57:37

and the entropy is just going in that way.

57:40

Michael Malice was on a podcast, you know, my buddy Michael Malice,

57:42

he's been on the show a million times, he's just one of

57:44

the best of the best. And

57:46

here he is laying out how American cities can

57:48

fix this. We can be like Tokyo if only

57:50

we would choose to be. I

57:53

was just in Japan, have you guys ever been? No. Oh,

57:56

absolutely. He'll get some at

57:58

long time. Holy

58:00

f***. Holy f***. Holy

58:02

f***. When you see

58:05

how Tokyo is at night, everyone's out, everyone's drunk,

58:07

everyone has a good time, you realize what's going

58:09

on in New York, LA, and Chicago is on

58:11

purpose. They could stop this in five minutes, they

58:14

know what to do, it's not complicated, you just

58:16

have to have more enforcement of the law. The

58:18

government has the law, but it chooses to enforce

58:20

it on people protecting themselves as opposed to the

58:22

criminals who are making things bad for everybody else.

58:24

Right. Did you see any black people there? There were

58:26

a few, yeah. You could see them at night when you could see them during

58:29

the day. Well, unless they were smiling. And

58:32

their eyes open, right? No,

58:34

the Japanese eyes are pretty closed. So

58:37

if we went that way, would we be seen as freaks?

58:39

No, you'd be seen as Godzilla. Yeah.

58:42

The baby right in there. Two

58:45

Godzilla. Two Godzilla. Two Godzilla. All

58:47

right. All right, that

58:49

does seem like a fitting clip. He's working

58:51

a little blue there too, but you get

58:53

the point. It is a choice. How is

58:55

it that Gavin Newsom, when the Chinese president

58:58

was showing up in San Francisco a couple

59:00

of months ago, cleaned up the cities, the

59:02

homeless people were absolutely gone, and

59:04

then the day after the Chinese president left, they

59:06

were all back. Choice is

59:08

a decline. And you have to

59:10

decide if you want to live in a place that

59:12

is going to decline. And right now, if we go to

59:15

the top of the show, Canada is declining. It has to

59:17

make a choice. New York is declining. It has to

59:19

make a choice. America largely is

59:21

declining, and it has to make a choice. And

59:24

that is what is confronting all of us right

59:26

now. We actually are getting some breaking news that

59:29

apparently happened just in the last 20 minutes or

59:31

so. So I'm seeing this on the fly right

59:33

now. NBC News, Hunter Biden found guilty on all

59:35

counts in federal gun case. The president's son was

59:37

charged in a federal court in Delaware with three

59:40

counts tied to possession of a gun while using

59:42

narcotics. He had pleaded not guilty. There is video

59:44

of him, by the way, holding the gun and

59:46

counting the crack and a whole bunch more. So

59:49

we will see what happens. Is Lady Justice

59:51

blind or not? I

59:54

guess we will find out. All right, we

59:56

got a postgame show coming up in about

59:58

30 seconds at reubenreport.locals.org. I'll

1:00:00

see if I can add some other choice language in on

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