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So, Donald Trump convicted, as we talked about last week, on 34 different charges.

He only faces 54

more

so

that's it there's that but that's it that's it that's it just the that's it right around 90 charges uh and you know he's been convicted on all of them so far

uh i i just i was thinking about this and talking about this over the weekend with family members and You know, these last couple of trials that Trump has been involved in have been absolutely insane.

They have.

The rape trial where he supposedly raped Gene Carroll or whatever her name is.

E.

Gene Carroll, right?

E.

At Bergdorf-Goodman.

Yes, that's correct.

Where they keep the dressing rooms locked.

That's correct.

Yeah.

Where you got to go to a...

You have to go to one of the employees to get the door unlocked, right?

So was he like, excuse me,

I am really hot for this this E gene over here.

And I think I'm going to take her into one of these rooms.

Well, that may have happened.

And have my way with her.

None of the employees recall it.

Yeah.

In fact, none of them knew about it.

None of them saw anything like that.

It's the same store where you pretty much have to,

you know, they have men paying attention to you when you're there.

I mean, you just don't wander around by yourself.

Yeah, not Birkdorf Goodman.

Right.

You know, they're concerned about about theft for one thing.

And so they're watching for that.

But also,

she can't even remember what year it happened.

Correct.

So, yeah, I think that's pretty typical, though.

So we have that.

I was raped sometime in the 90s.

I don't remember.

94, 95, 96, 98, 91.

I don't know.

And we changed the statute of limitation law.

Well, yeah.

And he's guilty.

Yeah.

And

he's liable.

It wasn't a criminal trial, so he was liable.

$83 million he now owes her.

Okay, so there's that.

Then you stack on top of that the insanity that was this trial in New York where we don't even know what he's charged with to make it a felony and still don't know what he's been convicted of, really.

And so,

I mean, even if he did

have a night or two with Stormy Daniels and then he paid her off to keep her quiet.

There's no proof that he did that for election purposes, which is what they were, you know, which is what makes it criminal, right?

Campaign funds being used to cover that up.

Right.

When he could have just paid her off to keep it quiet from Melania.

Which,

if you believe that it actually happened, then you believe that's probably the case.

Right.

Right.

I mean, and how many candidates have ever covered up their affairs to try to win an election?

It's not like that was the first time ever.

No, it is not.

Man, from John Edwards,

who covered up his dalliances.

Right.

Remember that?

Baby and all.

Yeah.

So, and his sick wife was none the wiser.

Remember that?

Yes.

I mean, the John Edwards thing was really despicable.

You had the guy in the 80s, Gary Hart,

follow me around.

Okay, we will.

They did it.

And found out he was cheating on his wife.

The best thing to dare the press.

So stupid.

So stupid.

But they tried to cover up all of those things to win an election.

Come on.

It's just so bizarre.

But it doesn't matter because, you know, they convicted him anyway.

And so

what's this going to mean?

We don't know yet, really.

We don't know if he's going to actually be sentenced to prison.

A lot of people think so.

I mean, some do not.

I'd almost be surprised if he isn't.

I would be surprised if he isn't.

With this judge doing the sentencing

and it happening just before the convention.

Right.

Four days.

Four days before the convention.

I would find it very difficult to believe that this judge isn't going to sentence him to jail.

And by the way, we're going to send you to jail, and you're going right now, sir.

You're putting the cuffs on, and you're going to jail right now.

Right.

And we're going to get the perp walk shot.

All of it is happening right now.

Honestly, I would be surprised if that doesn't happen.

I know.

I'd be pleasantly surprised, but I can't believe with this guy that he won't do that.

I know.

He's given every indication that he just hates Trump.

And he does, he's done everything he can to see to it that he's convicted.

And it worked out.

So congratulations on that.

But

didn't

Stormy

speak out today, though?

Or this weekend?

She spoke out this weekend.

Yeah, this weekend.

Yes, she did.

I mean, I don't know why we care.

About Stormy?

Yeah, I mean, go away.

Yeah, I know.

Your minute of fame is done.

She said a couple of things this week.

You know what I mean?

If you give me a free DVD, I may or may may not take a look at it.

I may not.

Really?

Yeah, I may not.

I still have a May in there.

I might plug it in.

She did say to Melania, she broke her silence because she was silent.

Right, right.

That's what I mean.

Yeah, she was silent for a full five or ten minutes.

And then she spoke out.

And so people were like, wow, she held that in a long time.

But what she did was issue a challenge for Melania

to leave him.

Oh, there you go.

Meaning Donald, of course.

And, you know, I really think that's what Melania has been waiting for.

The go-ahead

from the lion's sack of crap, porn star, Stormy Daniels.

Oh, she said, leave him.

I'm out of here.

I'm packing my bags today, and I'm going to go.

I knew it.

She also said that she was slut-shamed by Donald Trump's female lawyer.

And you hate to see that

for any of these wonderful porn stars that they would, you know, who have slept with other people's husbands.

You hate to see them slut-shamed.

You're porn shaming and slut-shaming at the same time.

I think

it might be appropriate at this point.

I don't know.

I don't know.

Is it ever appropriate to slut shame or porn shame?

I guess not because there's no shame anymore, right?

We shouldn't be ashamed of anything.

So.

And they're not.

And they're not.

No, that's for sure.

And so now she's all bold and

believes that I guess we're going to listen to everything she ever says now, and she's going to become a big star.

And

we're going to have her around for a good long time.

Be able to talk about Stormy Daniels for years to come.

Won't that be great?

Won't it?

Won't that be nice?

Oh, man.

I can't wait.

Can't wait to see what reality show she pops up on.

And that will happen soon.

Oh, it's got to be, right?

It will happen soon.

It has to.

Because the left is going to find a place for her where they can stick her in our face all the time.

Because, you know, she pulled this off.

Do we have Data Pornstar yet?

We have.

We need to make...

That needs to be a reality show.

The show needs to happen.

Right?

Well, it's probably in the works right now.

Well, of course, Stormy's married.

Will that stop her, though?

Well, I mean, she could host it.

Yeah, that's true.

I don't want her to break any vows of marriage.

Are you kidding me?

No.

No, because I don't think she'd consider that.

No, that's what I mean.

No.

There's no way she would consider cheating on her husband.

No.

That's silly.

It's silly to even bring it up.

So, yes, the left got exactly what they wanted last Thursday night, and Donald Trump was convicted on all 34 counts.

So, they spent Friday gloating about it,

like hideous Whoopee Goldberg

at what we like to call lovingly, of course, the coven

with the witches,

also known as the View.

Here's what Whoopi Goldberg had to say: Funko Back, we only have about 34 seconds left.

So, to recap,

guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty.

Guilty.

Guilty, guilty.

Oh, that's pleasant.

Guilty, guilty.

Bleth her in everyone.

Did you count?

Was it 34?

I counted.

I was ahead of her, so I'm giving her that she had got at least 34 in.

She may have even tagged a couple more.

Oh, wow.

Okay, she's hope you're looking good, though.

You know, that's subjective.

I'd say The Ozempic is working.

She's looking good.

Good in this case is in the eye of the Jeffy and the Jeffy only.

The Ozempic is working.

She looks fine.

She has.

She's lost some weight, obviously.

Yeah.

Yeah.

She doesn't have to wear the Moo-Moo anymore, which is nice.

Except that you sell them.

You sell them.

And that's not a Jeffy.

No, it's hurting my sales, actually.

That's not good.

That's not good.

But she had 34 seconds.

She said guilty 34 times because there were 34 guilty verdicts.

Oh, right.

Yeah.

See how clever that was?

Yeah.

Oh, my gosh.

That's brilliant.

Right.

That's really, really brilliant.

So good for her for doing that.

That was cackling a hand.

Very, very clever.

Yeah.

I mean, I don't understand how that show is still on the air.

I mean,

every single time we play a clip, I've never watched the show, but the clips are agonizing enough.

I don't know how people watch that.

The only time I ever

say that I guess technically watch it is if it's on, like in a doctor's office or something.

I've been to a couple of appointments where it's on in the office.

Oh, yeah.

It's just, okay.

But

that's only as long as I can.

But at home, have you ever said, oh my gosh, the view is on?

No.

I got to turn over to the view.

Never.

Not once.

Not once?

Not ever.

And it's been on for a while.

And I watch a lot of TV.

It's been on at least, what, 25 years?

Maybe more?

Well, a long time.

Terrible.

Barbara Walters started that a long time ago.

Long time ago.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And it's still.

A part of ABC News.

It's still under their banner.

Right.

I don't know how it's still on.

I don't either.

They're never right about anything.

They're never accurate.

They lie through their teeth.

They get facts wrong all the time.

They don't understand what's going on with the news.

And yet, it's a part of ABC News.

Sure is.

Every single day.

It's really incredible.

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Joe Biden spoke out on the Trump verdict, too.

This is great stuff.

You know, the President of the United States speaking out.

Here we go.

Can't wait.

Isn't it just like everyone else has that opportunity?

That's how the American system of justice works.

Oh, right, right.

And it's reckless.

It's dangerous.

It's irresponsible.

It's dangerous.

For anyone to say this was rigged just because they don't like the verdict.

Really?

Our justice system has endured for nearly 250 years.

Despite you.

Yeah, it's true.

It's being

radically tested right now because of this guy, the cadaver-in-chief.

Radically tested.

It all started with, Mr.

President, my boss, Obama.

He was asked if he was involved in the Trump prosecution.

Mr.

President, can you tell us, sir,

Donald Trump refers to himself as a political prisoner and blames you directly.

What's your response to that, sir?

Do you think the conviction will have an impact on the campaign?

I can't take it.

He wants to be aware of the pressure.

I'd love let me hear your thoughts sir he does be on the diet the handlers are like get off yep yep yeah he's got his little thing in his ear and they're telling him keep walking because that's where he loves to go off the rails right there too when he comes back yep it's almost impossible for him but i know he's gotten into trouble for too many times and so he just keeps walking well i mean it just depends on how much medication he's had yeah for that day uh kind of interestingly though the trump campaign has turned that very moment into a new ad uh i think we have that do we have that somewhere the the trump ad uh this is the final battle with you at my side we will demolish the deep state we will expel the warmongers from our government we will drive out the globalists we will cast out the communists marxists and fascists we will throw off the sick political class that hates our country we will rout the fake news media and we will liberate America from these villains once and for all.

Okay, there's that one, which is really pretty good.

Yes, it is.

That's pretty good.

But it's the other one that uses that moment.

Right.

This was done by the Biden administration in order to wound or hurt an opponent, a political opponent.

Mr.

President, can you tell us, sir, Donald Trump refers to himself as a political prisoner and blames you directly.

What's your response to that, sir?

Pretty effective.

Yes.

Pretty effective.

He just stops and smiles like that.

I know.

That sort of evil,

I am Satan sort of look that he gives you.

And it's ominous.

Yes, it is.

They definitely accentuate that moment.

That's really good stuff from the Trump campaign.

I like that a lot.

I mean, it seems to be working.

I hope so.

He's down to 34%

now.

Approval rating, 34%.

I'm not sure which poll that was, but it was just a major poll that was just done over the weekend.

And he was at 36%.

And before that, the month before that, it was 38%.

So he's gone 38, 36, 34 in the last two months.

It's amazing.

Now, that's still way too high, obviously.

He should have less than 1% approval.

81 million votes.

But 81 million votes.

Yeah.

Some of that

are apparently being eaten away.

Oh, yes, big time.

You know,

I don't think Jimmy Carter's rating was that low at this stage of his presidency.

I think this is the lowest ever since the polls have been taken like this.

We should look at it because 34%

is incredible for a sitting president.

We should look at Nixon's because I think his were higher and Carter's.

And

those would be the two that you would think, okay, well, they got to be lower than Joe Biden, right?

Right.

But I don't think Jimmy Carter thinks so.

How long have you got to be in hospice?

Yeah, I know.

He just keeps hanging on.

Is he 100 now?

I don't know.

I think he is.

He's like 117, in fact.

Early 120s, somewhere in there.

I was just thinking.

But the guy is like a, he just never ends.

He's like cockroaches.

You can't stop them.

Doesn't the hospice kick you out after a while?

I don't.

I don't know.

But it's been, what, eight years in hospice?

Forever.

And forever.

I mean, I don't want him to die, but holy cow, he's hanging in there.

Good for him.

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No.

We'll tell you about it later.

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Stu will be back tomorrow.

We were talking about the approval rating of Joe Biden, which is at 34%.

34.

Actually, I guess in the final presidential polls of some of these presidents in the last 50 or 60 years, a few of them have been around that level.

Well, yeah, according to this, according to this

compiled data from the Gallup poll from

the American presidency project, they say that Trump, W,

Jimmy, we're all at 34

for the final

approval.

But this is not.

Because that is final.

So he could go low.

It could go down.

Now, the lowest, according to this, was Richard Nixon.

Oh, yeah.

24.

I mean, that was Watergate, the height of Watergate, and things were not going well for him.

Truman left with 32.

My dad, I'll never forget.

I was just a kid at the time.

My dad loved, loved Richard Nixon at first.

But man, did Watergate turn him

off.

He did not like him at the end.

I mean, you do one little burglary.

Right?

And one little cover-up.

One little burglary, one little cover-up.

And then...

Next thing you know, people don't like it.

Yeah.

So picky.

So picky.

You know,

that had to be the dumbest crime in American history.

Seriously.

Still, though.

What are you doing breaking into George McGovern's campaign headquarters when you're up by 90 points?

Yeah.

I mean, literally.

That's the guy.

Almost literally had no chance.

Your dad was not alone.

I mean, there were plenty of Americans that loved Richard Nixon.

Oh, yeah.

They did.

They did love him.

There was no point in any of it.

We got to play ping pong in China because of Nixon's diplomacy.

You actually went, right?

Yeah.

You and your dad?

Yeah, my dad.

Yeah, we were all there in China.

Watching the ping pong going on.

Yeah, it was great.

It was awesome.

It's great.

Really fun.

We had a

good time.

I think it was Peking at that time.

Yes, I believe.

Yeah, we had a good time in Peking.

But yeah, you know, he did some good things.

He started the process that got us out of Vietnam.

Yeah.

So he slowed down that madness and got us out.

He did the relations with China.

You know, he took us off the gold standard, which was an absolute nightmare.

Stupid move that we've paid for ever since.

Come on, man.

But what a dumb move to break into the headquarters of George McGovern when you're up by a thousand points on the guy.

I don't even understand it.

Did he even win his home state?

I think that was not a complete sweep in 72.

I don't remember.

It may have been, though.

I mean, I think that was a bigger blowout than

Reagan

against Mondale.

It probably was.

So, I don't know, just seemingly stupid.

But he was down to 24%.

Did we mention that?

Yeah, down.

24%

at the height of Watergate.

So not good.

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So your girl, JLo, Jennifer Lopez.

She's my girl.

She's your girl.

Okay.

She canceled her summer North American tour.

Oh, she's trying to save her.

Canceled.

Yeah, she's trying to save her marriage.

This is me.

But also, nobody's buying her tickets.

Just weeks before it was set to begin.

Right.

But really, it's all about her family.

That's what she said.

Yeah, I know.

Just a desire to spend time with the family.

Nobody is buying a single ticket to that show.

She didn't sell subickets.

Nothing to do with it.

Nothing.

She did sell some tickets.

There were a couple of cities that sold, that did actually sell some tickets, but most of them were really struggling.

And they had already canceled like seven of the 24 dates or how many ever it was.

I think Taylor Swift and Olivia Rodriguez have cleaned everybody out.

Beyonce too.

Beyonce.

Beyonce and Taylor took everybody's money.

No doubt about that.

Yeah, we're done with that.

So, you know, and plus,

you know,

these are tough in the old Bennefer world these days.

So the average resale of the Olivia Rodrigo tour, $561 a ticket.

Yeah.

Average.

Wow.

Plus, she still wants to have that Vegas residency deal, J-Lo.

And that was in peril without selling these concert tickets.

Oh, really?

Because they were going to, they had offered her, I think, a million a show.

I think it was a million, but it was a lot of money

to perform at the MGM.

And then they were like,

yeah, we might want to rethink what we're doing, paying J-Lo.

She's not selling any tickets anywhere across the country.

We're going to pay her a whole lot less.

So

good luck.

Good luck.

Did they revise their offer?

I don't know that because there was no deal signed.

So

the report was that they were going to revise their offer.

But maybe with this, this saves her.

Are you going to go for a deal in Vegas?

I don't know a J-Lo music fan.

Do you?

Have you ever met anybody who says, you know, whose music I absolutely love is that Jennifer Lopez?

Man, is she great?

I don't know.

I've never heard those words come out of anybody's mouth ever.

You know that Jennifer Lopez.

Man.

Yeah.

I love her.

You love her music?

I mean, she foot the bill for the movie, right?

She put in, she spent a bunch of her own money, like millions of her own money to foot the bill for her movie, J-Lo, This Is Me Now,

Live, whatever the movie was that was on Prime.

I mean, and I don't know what she sold it to the streaming platforms for, but I bet it was, uh, it wasn't 20 million.

But I don't know.

I mean, she's she's spent a lot of money on herself.

Yeah.

And she gambled on herself and

lost.

Apparently she lost, yeah.

Oh, well.

I mean, I am a fan.

You know, I like

seeing her out on the street.

Yeah.

Oh, doing it?

Yeah, man.

Did you see her on the street from time to time here in Dallas?

Hey, J-Lo, what's up?

Yeah.

Jenny on the block.

What's up?

Jenny from the block.

But, you know, that's it.

I couldn't tell you.

I couldn't name it Jennifer Lopez.

I thought I could either.

You couldn't.

I'm not a fan of it.

I'm sure they're terrific.

I'm sure they are.

They are.

They are definitely terrific.

The Boeing launch that was to be this past Saturday delayed again, which is delayed from the original launch almost a month ago.

So, about four minutes before liftoff on Saturday.

Are we getting close to where they just scrapped it?

I don't know.

They claim that they're going to try to go tomorrow or Thursday

again.

And where are they launching from?

Is it from Florida?

Yes, from Cape Canaveral.

Because if it's here, that's not going to launch.

There's just too much

cloud cover.

We are in an absolute deluge system right now.

We get pounded about every two hours.

It's incredible.

It's been rain lately.

You know, they had to, they needed time to assess the ground support equipment issue, and they're going to assess all that.

NASA said it was stopped due to the computer ground launch sequencer not loading into the correct operational configuration after proceeding

terminal count.

Yeah.

So I hate that.

Me too.

Terminal.

The two astronauts have been living in isolation.

I don't know what they're.

I mean, it's time to, it's all, they spent a lot of money.

Elon and Boeing got money at the same time.

Has Elon been successful with his rocket launcher?

It kind of seems like it.

He has.

He's already been launching them.

Boeing hasn't done.

I mean, this is their first time.

This is their first manned launch.

Wow.

With all the money that the government gave him.

So maybe they need to pull the plug on this.

Maybe.

Pay attention to what's happening, I don't know, domestically with some of their airplanes.

That would be just me.

At the same time, we had the Chinese Lunar Lander touching down on the far side of the moon

in a mission to collect and return rock samples.

You know, trying to lay their claim to the moon.

No.

That's ours.

No.

The moon belongs to the United States of America.

We've been there six times already with people.

We've got a flag there.

It does not belong to you.

No.

No.

We own it.

So good luck to the Boeing, Starliner, NASA, people, all good.

More postponements this weekend.

The boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul.

Yeah, that's a bummer.

Postponed.

I've been looking forward to that.

I have too.

It was originally scheduled for July 20th.

Tyson received medical attention for an ulcer flare-up.

The medical professionals advised him to lighten training for a few weeks to rest and recover.

And of course, both Mike and Jake are in agreement that it's only fair to ensure that both athletes have equal training time to prepare for this important match.

So it's going to be still held at AT ⁇ T Stadium.

That's what they claim.

It's going to be rescheduled later this year.

They said they're going to release the new date sometime this week.

Okay.

So we'll see.

There was all these,

I guess it didn't matter that Netflix was going to air it live, right?

So Netflix would just air it live whenever it happens.

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Yeah, a lot of people are.

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A lot of people can't.

Just can't.

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automomextine, which is used to treat ADHD.

I love atomamextine.

Both drugs are designed to help people asleep.

And so in the tandem, they keep the person's airway from collapsing during the night.

So they're saying that the clinically has shown clinically meaningful improvement in sleep apnea.

So we'll see phase two trials start soon.

We'll see if it actually.

That'll be a huge drug, too.

I mean, between

Ozempic and Mongero and now this thing for sleep apnea.

There's some really good stuff coming down.

I was reading over the weekend, too.

I don't know if it's real.

About an Alzheimer drug.

You read about that?

Yeah, there was a story about showing real promise.

We talked about that.

Yeah, China was released.

China was talking about a diabetes drug, too.

This thing that I was reading said it could be the first $20 trillion drug ever.

That'd be something.

No doubt about it.

And in other health news, we have the bird flu continuing to spread.

We have the Michigan farm worker that tested positive for avian influenza, which marks the third patient this year.

Really, I mean, that's the fourth overall.

67 herds in nine states have been affected.

And this was last week.

This may have even gone up now.

According to the U.S.

Agricultural Department, in addition to herds in Michigan, we have dairy cattle in Colorado, Kansas, Idaho, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, South Dakota, and Texas have also

tested positive for bird flu.

No worries, though, because we have a new mRNA vaccine shown to be effective in preventing animal deaths from H5N1 avian flu.

So, you know, maybe it'll work on humans.

And so don't worry about it.

Oh, I'm not worried.

Okay, good.

Good.

That's great.

Fortunately, I don't come in contact with with a lot of farm animals, so really?

Well, if you do, I'm not that worried about it right now.

If you do, protect yourself.

Okay, I will.

You need to wear protective clothes.

Masks, all of it.

All right.

Good safety, Tim.

Serious.

Thank you.

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In the meantime, you know what's going on in Mexico right now with

the candidates being assassinated?

It's unbelievable.

I thought you were about the new president.

Well, that too.

Okay, yes.

That's historic.

They just elected a woman president for the first time in Mexican history.

Is it the first time in North American history?

I don't think Canada's had a female president or premier either, have they?

And both, both the two frontrunners were both women.

Yeah, right.

Yeah.

But in addition to the woman winning the presidency, what was her name?

Gloria Steinbaum or something?

Yes.

Her name was Claudia.

Claudia Steinbaum.

Presidente.

Yes.

Scheinbaum.

Sheinbaum.

Okay.

Gloria Scheinbaum.

I mean, when you think of Mexico.

You think of the Shine Bomb.

Not Gloria, but Claudia.

Claudia.

Shine Bomb.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Heard of the Shine Bomb.

The Mexican Shine Bomb family, which is so prevalent, especially this time of year, if I'm not mistaken.

But in addition to that,

37 candidates for political office in Mexico this year have been assassinated.

It's just on 30.

According to this, more than 20 local candidates have been killed since September.

Yeah.

Since September.

Yeah.

All right.

So, oh, yeah, it's less than a year.

Less than a year.

Right.

Okay.

But in the last.

But in this election cycle.

Correct.

It's 37.

That's incredible.

Makes one think maybe

you don't want to run for office.

I'm not going to run.

Yeah.

It does give you pause, I would say.

Yes, no doubt.

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It's just, it's fantastic.

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One of the fun moments of the weekend was when

the Gay Pride parade

ran into

a Palestinian Hamas supporting parade.

And they kind of came together in love and togetherness and friendship.

It was really beautiful to see.

It was beautiful.

It was beautiful.

Really beautiful.

Here's a look at how beautiful it was.

Isn't that nice?

I don't even know what they're chanting.

Something about all the same.

Okay.

And then

there's the guy that looks like he's from the village, people

in the other one.

Do we have the other?

Yeah, that's yeah, switch to the other one because

the FBI agents in the pride parade.

Yeah, that's awesome.

Right.

I mean,

okay.

Okay.

I guess we don't have that.

We had the village people guy.

It looked like he was the motorcycle cop from the village people and he was stopping the Hamas people from moving forward.

And there was a little contention there.

I was really surprised because I thought they were allies.

But yeah, here's a look at that.

Yeah, there we go.

There he is.

They're trying to get you, but no.

No, he won't let him.

No.

This is our parade in our month.

Right.

Okay, so

there you go.

No pride, no genocide.

I love the fact that the fried people think they're complete allies with the Hamas people.

Yeah.

What are you doing?

Because we're friends, right?

Right.

We're on your side.

What do you you mean you want to throw us off the top of a building?

What do you mean?

What, what?

No, we support your cause.

Don't you understand that?

I can't believe that this is still ongoing in Israel right now.

Oh, it's.

I can't believe it.

It's unbelievable.

And, you know, they're still trying to push the two-state solution.

You know how many times

the Palestinians have rejected the two-state solution?

Zero, because it was never offered.

Would that that were true?

Oh.

Yeah.

except it's just five times.

Just five times have they turned it down.

You know, because everybody says, if, well, if Israel would just allow the Palestinians to have their own state, there could be peace in the Middle East.

No.

No.

No.

No.

That's

what they say.

It just doesn't happen to be the reality.

Now, they've turned it down.

Well, it's turned down over and over and over.

1937 was the first time.

The suggested split in 1937 was heavily in favor of the Arabs.

The British offered them 80%.

Now, Palestinians were just called Arabs then.

They offered the British offered.

Are you dead naming the Palestinians?

I'm dead naming the Palestinians right now.

Yeah, Arabs.

Okay.

Yeah.

Wow.

I can.

You can't?

I can't.

Really?

Is that too much?

It's a bridge too far for you to.

Jeff Fisher can't travel that bridge

uh the british offered the arabs 80 of the disputed territory the jews got the remaining 20 percent

the uh despite the tiny size of their proposed state the jews said yeah we'll accept that

the arabs said no no we won't and they returned to their violent rebellion and terrorism Rejection number two came 10 years later in 1947

when the British asked the UN to find a new solution to the continuing tensions.

So they did.

So they did.

They said, how about we do a partition?

We'll give them, this time, we'll offer them equal states.

We'll offer them equal territory.

Split it right down the middle.

Jews get a state, Palestinians get a state.

Jews accepted the offer.

Arabs rejected the offer.

Only this time, they did so by launching an all-out war.

Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, and Syria all attacked Israel and tried to end the state pretty much before it even began.

But, of course, they failed.

Israel won the war and got on with the business of building a nation.

But at that time,

a lot of the land that was set aside by the U.N.

for the Arab state, the West Bank and East Jerusalem, that was occupied territory.

occupied by Jordan, not Israel.

Right.

Was that the time?

Was that the one where Israel took the Golden Heights back?

No, not yet.

Okay.

You're jumping ahead.

Oh, sorry.

You're jumping ahead.

Don't do that.

Don't do that.

Sorry.

I'm just sick of hearing about Arabs or Palestinian.

This is only the second time the Arabs turned down the Palestinian territory.

Rejection number three came 20 years later in the instant you're talking about

1967.

All right, 67.

The Arabs, led this time by Egypt, joined by Syria and Jordan, once again sought to destroy the Jewish state.

They surrounded Israel and they attacked Israel and Israel wiped them out in six days.

It was the big six-day war, right?

This is when they took back East Jerusalem from Jordan and they chased them out of the Golon Heights.

They had to take that.

Had to because they kept using it.

When you go up there, I've been there a couple of times.

You just look down on Israel.

And they kept using it as an area to attack Israel.

That's unacceptable.

Well, it kind of was to the Israelis.

They said, okay, you know what?

This time we're keeping the Golan Heights.

And we're keeping the West Bank.

And we're taking back East Jerusalem because it was ours to begin with.

And it's going to be ours again.

And by the way, this is our capital city.

You can't have half of it.

Thank you.

So they did.

And then they offered them, you know, a chance to return to Arab lands or they could stay in Israel if they wanted to.

And that's when

some of the Arabs began referring to themselves as Palestinians in the hope that they could ultimately build their own state there.

And so a few months later, the Arab League met in Sudan and issued its infamous three no's:

no peace with Israel,

no recognition of Israel, no negotiations with Israel.

Huh.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And the two-state, again, the two-state solution was dismissed by the Arabs and the Palestinians.

Rejection number four came in 2000.

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak met at Camp David with Palestinian Liberation Organization, Chairman Yasser Arab.

Remember that?

I will

always remember Yasser

walking there, man.

Because that, I mean, you just thought that there was going to be a deal and Yasser was Yeah.

Well, it was, they met there to just conclude the two-state plan.

This was, okay, we're going to get this done this time.

United States was involved in this.

Obviously, it was at Camp David.

Israel and Palestinians all came together and we were going to sign this agreement.

And

it wasn't enough.

Ehud Barak offered Arafat, a Palestinian state.

They'd have all of Gaza and 94%,

94% of the West Bank, which, by the way, is Judea and Samaria.

Again,

anybody recognize that as

Israel from way back?

So

they were also going to give them East Jerusalem for their capital.

But the Palestinian leader, Yazer Arafat, said, no.

Yeah, we want a little bit more.

No, that's not enough.

Right?

Because it has always been their thing.

They don't want peace with Israel because they don't want Israel to exist.

Right.

In the words of Bill Clinton, Arafat was here for 14 days and said no to

everything.

Okay, that's Democrat Bill Clinton who said that.

Instead, the Palestinians launched a bloody wave of suicide bombings.

Remember this in the early 2000s?

Killed over a thousand Israelis in the next few years, maimed thousands more.

Remember, they were attacking school buses.

Yes.

Schools.

Synagogues, schools, wedding halls, pizza parlors, everywhere Jews gathered.

And that wasn't even in our thoughts.

Bombs were going on.

The first time that I went to Israel with Glenn, and

you start looking at people carrying backpacks in a completely different way.

Oh, yeah.

Because that was the time when all they were suicide bombers were, you know, they'd wear their backpack in, blow up, be done.

And wherever they were at malls uh schools playgrounds buses uh it was and you start everywhere you went you're wanded you couldn't go in any place without being without being wanded yeah uh it was they were worried about explosives absolutely and it just the funny it just the way you see people walking down the street with a backpack i mean i where we sit right now i watched three people just walk through our front doors with backpacks i never there you're like oh yeah here you don't think twice twice about it right wouldn't that be horrible if we had to right

terrible terrible way to live israel did an interesting thing uh finally that helped resolve this situation and that's they put up a fence between them and the palestinians and the fence stopped 96 of terror attacks funny how that worked yeah isn't it though hmm that's weird it's weird

that a fence or a wall would work huh weird that's strange okay so that's four rejections okay rejection number five they tried it again in 2008 they tried again ehud omar the prime minister went even further than ehud barak had expanding the peace offer to include additional land to sweeten the deal

and like his predecessor yasser arafat mahmoud abbas said

no no no thank you five

times, they've been offered a two-state solution, five times, and

turned it down every single time, and instead offered Israel violence or full-out, full-on, full-frontal war in many of the cases.

They went to war with him in 47, 56,

72,

80,

and then all through the 90s, early 2000s.

And now here we are again.

I mean, it just, it doesn't stop.

It doesn't stop.

And the reason it doesn't stop is because it's part of the Palestinian charter to eliminate Israel.

It's in their very charter.

And yet we still try to, come on, guys.

Yeah, right.

We can get along.

Can't we just get along?

Can't we just be nice to one another?

Wouldn't that be beautiful?

What do you think of peace?

Wouldn't that be great?

How about if you just get along?

Let's hold hands and sing, you know, really sweet songs to one another.

And I bet this would be really nice.

Wouldn't that be nice?

Just say yes.

We'll watch Ishtar together.

How about that?

Oh, yeah.

No.

No, that's.

No number six.

It's a little too much.

No number six

on that one.

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So Joe Biden had the Kansas City Chiefs show up at the White House.

Did you see this?

Did you read about this?

Did you see that in the paper today?

Kevin, you see it?

Did you read about that?

That's crazy.

So,

Kansas City Chiefs show up and

they give Joe Biden a helmet.

A helmet, a Kansas City Chiefs' helmet, and he actually puts it on.

And this, there isn't an unwritten rule, right, among presidential candidates.

Don't put things on your head.

No.

I mean, right?

Ever since, what's his face?

Michael Dukakis

put that dumb little helmet on his head when he was in the tank.

Right.

And then John Kerry did a similar thing

with the space program.

And it just looks so dorky.

You lose elections.

So I'm hoping maybe

this is the Biden moment.

Watch this.

You're going to get that.

He's going to put it on.

He can't even figure out how to put it on.

Mr., I wish I could have been an all-American.

So stupid.

Yeah, throw me the ball.

I wish someone would just drill.

Yeah, I would.

I wish.

I want Patrick to fire a pass at him right now.

Or just lob it in there, and you know he wouldn't have caught it.

He would not have caught it.

No way.

Then he's going to say something the microphone's not on because they don't want him talking.

That's incredible to me.

Now, this actually makes me angry.

How do you have the President of the United States walk up to a microphone and not have it on?

Now, I'm happy because

I don't want.

That's what he wants to say.

I could have been an all-American if I had a black guy blocking for me.

If I had had that guy with those guns there, I could have been an all-American.

Yep.

Because that's how he believes.

But

I just find it distressing that he walks up and down.

It is going to turn the mic on.

It is distressing.

But we would have heard something like this.

By the way,

I'm all Navy, but

I was appointed to the, anyway, I was going to go play at the Naval Academy.

Were you?

Where you?

But the other guys in the backfield were a guy named Roger Stauback and Joe Joe Polino.

So I decided to go to Delaware.

That doesn't make any sense on a lot of levels.

No, it doesn't.

Because first of all, he didn't play in the backfield.

There's no reason for him to have avoided Roger Stauback.

Right.

Joe Bellino.

The other thing is, Joe Bellino played in a different era than

different time, different years than Roger Stauback.

He was done in 1960.

I think Stauback came in 60 or 61.

Something like that, right at the right at the time.

They were never in the same backfield.

Plus, and you can correct me, obviously, if I'm wrong, Pat, you usually don't have a problem doing that.

If I'm a wide receiver,

you want

to win quarter receiver.

Are you really?

Yeah, somebody who can get the ball to.

So if I know that there's a great quarterback at the school.

Like a holiday-style quarterback.

Right.

Right.

Right.

Yeah.

Somebody who maybe went on to the NFL even.

Maybe.

Maybe.

Played for the Dallas Cowboys for a number of years, won Super Bowls.

Yeah, that guy.

That kind of thing.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You would want that guy

to throw the balls.

I would want him to throw me the ball.

That is weird.

I mean, the guy makes no sense on any level.

Tells these same stupid stories.

First of all, he was never appointed to the, he never got into Navy.

He didn't get into the Naval Academy.

Stop it.

What are you talking about?

Listen to this.

By the way, by the way, I'm all Navy, but

I was appointed to the, anyway, I was going to go play at the Naval Academy.

Okay.

No, no, you weren't.

He wasn't appointed to the Naval Academy, and that's why he had to stop saying that.

I was appointed.

Anyway, I was going to play.

No, you weren't ever going to go play for the Navy Academy either.

No, you weren't.

There is no way Joe Biden was ever recruited to play at the Navy.

And if you don't get into Navy, you go to Delaware.

Come on.

That's just him joking.

It's just being good old boy Joe.

That's That's just him lying

again

about another aspect of his life that he just completely made up.

Just completely made it up.

And by the way, he didn't even play at Delaware.

I can't take it.

Wait.

Oh, my God.

He wasn't even on the team?

No.

No.

He didn't play anywhere in college.

Pathetic.

Maybe the other player was.

Such a liar.

Yeah, that's right.

That's what it was.

You should have gone directly to the NFL.

That's what should have happened.

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Vladimir Zelensky

warning Donald Trump that he risks being a, quote, loser president if he wins November's election and imposes a bad peace deal on Ukraine.

He says, Zelensky warns Trump that that would mean the end of the U.S.

as a global player.

Hmm.

Would it?

Yeah, would it?

First of all, good.

I'm tired of playing this global game.

I'm tired of him.

Oh, I'm so sick and tired of Vladimir Zelensky trying to run this country and warning Donald Trump not to put America first because that's what

we all know Trump wants to do that.

Yes.

And we should.

And we should be doing that.

Yes.

It should be America first, not Ukraine first, which is really the way we've been doing things

the last three and a half years.

And that needs to stop,

but it won't unless Trump wins.

Well, I mean, this administration is looking to get us deeper involved in their activities.

Absolutely.

And you say to yourself, wait, how can we be even deeper involved?

Well, we can get boots on the ground.

Well, we could do that.

They've also

gone back on what they vowed a couple years ago,

that we're not going to give them offensive weapons whereby they can attack deep into Russia.

Well, okay, we'll give them those.

Okay, yeah, we'll give them those.

But they can't use them in Russia.

Okay, yes, now they can.

Limited.

Limited.

Once in a while.

So they've gone back on that.

Now they said, yeah,

you can use U.S.

weaponry in Russia.

It's fine.

Okay.

Okay, the problem with that is: okay, now we're attacking in Russia with U.S.

weapons.

Right.

And that

ratchets up this

contest

a little bit further.

Yes, it does.

And gets us more deeply enmeshed in it.

And

that's a problem for me.

Big time.

So I guess F-16s are going to be used against Russia.

Those are ours.

We supplied them to the Dutch, and I guess the Dutch are

giving them to Ukraine.

Yeah.

The Dutch.

Damn Dutch.

Holland, right?

Are they Dutch?

Don't they have paint to create or something?

What are we doing?

I know.

Don't they have stupid haircuts to do tulips or something to do?

Whatever.

Yeah.

I don't.

Wood shoes to paint.

What are we doing?

Using tulips as currency or whatever it is, the cute little thing that they do.

Whatever it is they do.

Putting their

fingers in the holes and dams or whatever it is they're doing.

I don't know.

I guess.

And so it's not just F-16s, though.

It's other weaponry as well.

Yes, it is.

They're going to be used against

Russia in Russia, deeply into the nation.

of Russia.

So

I don't know.

This thing is getting out of control.

Yes, it is.

And, you know, look,

what he's mad about, Z, because he knows Trump is going to come in and say, okay,

Vlad.

Well, yeah, for sure.

You're not getting any more of that.

And I'm going to go

talk to

Vlad,

and we're going to call a quit to this.

And whatever he's got, whatever he has now, that's his.

He's not going to give anything back to you.

You just take what you've got and move on.

And Zelensky's not going to be happy about that.

Well, I mean, that could happen i i wouldn't be surprised i i i think certainly what what trump would say is that all right they've already had the crimea since 2014

okay we're gonna we're gonna

give up on crimea that's theirs yeah you're right everything else they pull out yeah they pull out of the rest of ukraine i i could see that happening easily and admitting that crimea

yeah is theirs crimea is russia now now.

Just, period.

It's been since 2014.

Have we admitted that, though?

I don't know if we have.

That's what I mean.

I don't think that we've acknowledged that.

Ukraine certainly hasn't.

Right.

And they don't want to admit that.

But, you know, you haven't had control of it for 10 years.

No, it's not yours.

So

I don't know.

Maybe it's time to move on and stop the bloodshed and stop the billions and billions, hundreds of billions of dollars that are pouring into your country.

I mean, if you can do this on your own, go ahead.

Fight it for the next hundred years if you want.

Do a hundred-year war with Russia, but on your own, without American money, without American arms, without American lives being put on the line.

If you can do that, go ahead.

Fight for Crimea the whole time.

Okay.

Go after it tooth and nail.

But we're not going to be a part of it.

That's what I tell him.

And I think that's what Trump will tell him.

And that's why he'll say Crimea is theirs.

I mean, you don't want to.

I hate to cede that to Russia.

But, you know, at this point, it's better than ceding the rest of Ukraine to Russia.

And the rest of our money.

And the rest of our money and American weaponry, which we need for, I don't know, America,

for our defense, in case anything happens here and we're running out of that.

And so,

and the deeper we get into this, the more likely it becomes that we have boots on the ground.

And it won't be, you know, we already have some of our NATO allies

insisting on some of that, but and it won't be, oh, well, they're just UN troops.

Just UN troops.

It's not the United States.

Well, it is the United States.

We're, sure, we're part of the UN and we, you know, pretty much rule it.

And it's our soldiers there, but they're United.

They're United Nations soldiers, not really United.

Not our soldiers.

Yeah.

I mean, it's just

the same with the

NATO or the UN, but

with NATO, it would especially be us.

Yeah.

I mean, you know, what is it going to be?

90%.

If NATO troops went to fight in Ukraine for Ukraine,

90% of them be American troops.

Of course.

You know?

And then you got 4% British, and then

6% others.

I mean, we might have

a couple of Dutch in there.

You might have the Dutch.

You have a couple of Dutch up here.

Some Dutch with their wooden shoes.

They could come in and clog.

Keep the Russians busy watching some clogging competitions.

Set up stages on the border for clogging demonstrations.

I think that might

really scare them, actually.

I think it would.

That might scare them right back into Russia.

Distract them, anyway.

Maybe we need the Dutch.

I don't know.

I don't know.

It's a brutal fighting force, too, the Dutch.

They always have been.

And I'm sure.

Always will be.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Dutchland is, you know, I even get confused as to where the Dutch are.

It's Holland, right?

Yeah.

But there's

the Netherlands, yeah.

Yeah.

It's not Holland anymore, right?

It's the Netherlands.

I think so.

Yeah, I think it's all the Netherlands now.

Yeah.

So the Dutch were the...

Why do we call them the Dutch when it was Holland?

And why did we call Holland the Netherlands?

It's a weird.

It's a weird situation

start to finish.

And I don't like it.

I just don't like it.

I don't like the Dutch.

We're up the cloggers.

We're up against the tulipers.

We're up against the Windmillers.

Yeah, it's too much.

Make it another one.

Putting their fingers in the dikes.

We don't want any of it.

We don't need any of it.

All right.

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BECK.

Did you see that Alex Jones said over the weekend, he had some emergency session of his show

on Saturday where he's saying the feds are trying to shut down InfoWars.

Do we believe it?

I don't know.

I guess.

I don't know.

I hope it's not true because what are the feds doing shutting down

anybody's that's good broadcast what do you what are you doing

um i mean they've pretty much took him to his knees as it is yeah i don't know how much more you can yeah take the man down i know i know like i mean he's really he's been banned from youtube right um yeah i don't think he's on youtube i think he's back on x he is back on x i don't think he's back on any of the other social media but not twit but not on Facebook or Instagram Instagram or any of that

so YouTuber Dom Luker yeah posted a clip of the show

breaking news federal government is attempting to shut down InfoWars and seize Alex Jones studio yeah

they're gonna seize his studio so did Federal agents show up

to take control of his studio not yet as far as I know, not yet.

Why did they think that was happening?

That's what Alex said.

I didn't listen to Alex's two-hour Saturday

live show.

So I apologize, Alex.

They are expected to be raided tonight.

So this was Saturday night.

This is absolutely unacceptable, that's for sure.

And it can't be random that this is all happening at this time.

This is an emergency.

And then during the show, he got extremely heated and claimed a war had begun.

I've been under attack.

I've been gaslit.

I've been secret federal files.

I've had secret federal files on me that I'm committing crimes, referred to the Justice Department, which, of course, wasn't true.

It was already filed in federal court months before.

Now, see, the way they're treating Trump, I wouldn't be surprised.

No, I wouldn't either.

I wouldn't necessarily be surprised.

Some of this is going on

because

they are trying to shut down all opposition to them.

Yeah, that's for sure.

And since they've been so successful shutting down part of his operation, maybe they think, yeah, all right, let's just do it all.

Pull the whole plug.

Let's just pull the plug on it.

And remove somebody's livelihood?

Geez.

I mean, they've almost done that.

They've almost done that to him.

I mean, he still obviously

has ways to earn income, but.

And he needs to because he was ordered to pay $950 million in damages,

almost a billion dollars

to, I think, the Sandy Hook parents, right?

Man, so he's going to need his operations.

Yes, he is.

And you would think they wouldn't shut it down since he owes that money.

Right.

Where is he going to get that?

He's not.

Where is he going to get that?

He's not going to make that picking avocados in Mexico.

I'll tell you that.

Are you sure?

I'm positive.

Really?

Yeah, I'm positive.

All right.

I thought that's where you would make that.

Maybe he could make it digging up Rutabagas in the Northeast.

I don't know.

All right.

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It is Pat and Jeffy today for Glenn and Stu, who will be back tomorrow.

Jeffy was just talking about some really

disturbing facts.

These are facts that will ruin a Gen Xer's day.

All right.

So Gen Xers are born 65 to 80.

All right.

So they're all between 44 and 55.

Gen Xers, late baby boomers.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's where I am.

So,

are you?

Yeah.

I'm like Gen Alpha.

Are you?

Gen Alpha.

Yeah.

Early 2010.

Sure.

Right in there.

Wilfred Brimley

was 49 when he started filming Cocoon.

Okay, that's hard.

And then remember

they were the all-on-time story.

It seemed like he was

1,000 years old.

Yeah.

When he did Cocoon, which was what, late 80s?

Long time ago, yeah.

87, 88, something like that.

Oh, my gosh.

Even though I'm a Gen Alpha, I remember actually driving by the house in St.

Petersburg, Florida, where they filmed that movie.

Oh, really?

When they were filming it.

Yeah.

Oh, okay.

My grandpa's lap.

And I just remember those days.

But yeah, he looked like a million then.

Yeah, he did.

Yeah.

In Back to the Future 2, the year that Marty went into the future, that's almost 10 years ago now.

2015.

Right.

Yeah.

Wow.

Oh, my gosh.

We were supposed to have the flying

cars and the

flying boards.

Right, right.

What do they call those?

Flying boards.

Yeah, the flying board thing.

Yeah, the hoverboard.

Remember Kurt Loeder from MTV News?

Of course.

79 years of age right now.

It's incredible.

My gosh.

Most of us are closer to 80 years old than 1980.

I don't like that.

I don't like that.

When we talk about the 1980s

today, it's the equivalent to our grandparents in 1980 talking about the 1940s okay you need to stop now because this is really getting depressing it's already depressed i know i've already done oh man they hurt that hurts that's incredible that hurts when you think about that i know

what was the statistic we had about joe biden a while ago is he was born closer to abraham lincoln oh yeah than his presidency than his own

Right?

Is that what it was?

Is that the time frame here?

We'll have to look at that.

Because he was born in what?

The 30s?

The 20s?

No, 40s.

So that would have been, let's see, 40, 60, 180 years.

I don't know.

See, it's going to be a good thing.

Yeah, I think it's close.

It's close.

It's close.

I don't think it's exactly accurate, but maybe.

So he was born in 42.

42.

All right.

We'll noodle that one out for you.

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The evolution of Chris Cuomo.

He had a...

Oh, man.

I mean,

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He's tried to pull this a couple of times lately.

Yes, he has.

Because if you remember during the pandemic, he was a nightmare on COVID, on Ivermectin.

He was mocking people who used it.

Yep.

We played.

The clips for you.

We have the proof.

We just, in fact, this came up a few weeks ago and we played it.

And the same thing happened to him live.

This is great because he's denying that he was ever opposed to Ivermectin.

And he gets called out in real time.

It's pretty good.

Watch this.

Obviously, there was so much talk that they don't want you to take Ivermecton.

Ivermectin is the way to go take it.

Joe Rogan got better from Ivermectin.

And by the way, I don't like what people did to Joe Rogan about Ivermecton.

I don't like it.

You did it.

No, no.

No, no.

Yes.

Find the clips.

Dude, find the clips.

You shamed Joe Rogan.

Find the clips.

He's taking a horse theory.

You and Don Lemon were chuckling at each other about it.

I'll go find

the clips.

I'm not chuckling.

I'm listening to Don.

No, no, no.

The bomb talking about wasn't on there.

And it's absolutely there.

Oh, here, do we have it?

Hold on.

Let's play the clips.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

Play it.

Injecting

drugs for animals and horse.

And people telling them to.

Oh, my God.

What person, you know, you talk about like, you know, cancel culture and who to shame.

Ivermectin, a dewormer?

Really?

They are shaming themselves.

That's what it is.

They're shaming themselves.

I mean, you're not.

So you're taking a dewormer right now.

This.

You can't apologize for that.

You weren't being clear that it was this, and you know that, dude.

You're being so dishonest right now.

I'm not talking about this.

You were talking about ivermectin, the drug.

You were not talking about this version of ivermectin.

Come on.

I was responding to a situation where we were told that this is what people were searching out to do, and nobody knew what it was going to do to them.

Look, Look,

I'm taking the drug right now.

Obviously, I don't think it's all good.

So, I guess it's okay now.

I stopped calling it the horse drug when, and you can not like it, CNN's chief medical officer, who is Sanjay Gupta, said to me, you shouldn't just call it a horse dewormer.

There's a whole legitimate aspect of the drug.

I wouldn't use it for COVID-19, but it's not just the veterinary grade.

So, I stopped calling it that.

And then it went away.

By the way,

I don't know if you guys saw this.

One of the best moments during the pandemic was when

Dr.

Gupta, who was just mentioned, went on Joe Rogan's podcast.

For all the days of CNN, like demonizing Joe Rogan, they send their top doctor out there onto his show.

And he goes,

he goes, why is everyone on your network saying I'm taking horse dewormer?

Ivermectin's not.

And Dr.

Gupta looked down at his lap and went, yeah, no, they shouldn't be saying that.

What's great is the people know.

The people realize

who Chris Cuomo is, that he's a lying sack, and he's trying to rewrite history, his own history.

And sorry, we were there.

We know what you were doing.

We know that you were bad-mouthing people who were taking ivermectin, even though it was clearly working for people, clearly working for them.

It saved people's lives.

Didn't you have somebody who in your life who took ivermectin?

Absolutely.

Yes, absolutely.

He was one of the early on uh covid uh getters i mean he was he was diagnosed with

it early yeah yeah and uh that absolutely saved his life sick really sick and couldn't get over it and they put him in the hospital and and ivermectin yes and that absolutely saved his life because he was close close to death dang i mean it's i mean amazing you hear that story over and over and over It's the same story that you hear from so many people that ivermectin just saved lives on COVID.

Period.

Yeah.

And in that same interview,

Cuomo said that

in that little talk that they were doing there with Dave Smith, talked about how lockdowns were not totalitarian.

Oh, and Dave was like,

when you are waking up every morning to watch your TV to find out from your governor what you're allowed to do today, including, am I allowed to go to work?

Am I allowed to have a funeral for my father?

There's one word and one word only for that totalitarianism oh that's good yes that's good also when your gymnasium is being shut down by uh local state or federal authorities thank you i'm sorry that's totalitarian yes they came to that guy's gym in new jersey and oh yes changed the locks on him locked him out of his own place i think that is finally completely over now

i think that is finally completely over now and he won that.

Yeah.

I mean, it took

it was a complete battle for years.

Yes, it was.

Trying to keep his gym open.

He would go down there with wire cutters

and

have to cut the lock.

And what's his face, Governor Murphy kept finding him and finding him and finding him, and he owed all this money and had to go before the judges.

Right.

And I think

crazy.

Good for him.

Continued to fight it.

And I believe that it wasn't too long ago that I read that I think that's now completely all gone.

And they have finally,

Murphy's people and all those have just, yeah, we're just going to go away now.

Forget about what we did.

Oh, okay.

Oh, okay.

Yeah.

Well, that's great.

So are you going to make these people whole?

Yeah.

Whose lives are completely screwed up?

No, there's no way.

Ever.

There's no way.

So many businesses went out of business as a result of these lockdowns.

That's not totalitarian.

It sure is.

Yeah.

Sure is.

So, I mean,

the reason this is important to remember is because it's going to come around again.

Sure is.

It's going to happen again.

And they're already trying to set the stage for whatever pandemic is coming down the pike.

And maybe they're working on it right now.

I don't know.

I mean, the gain of function that is happening with bird flu right now is astounding to me.

Have you not learned anything from COVID?

I mean, Fauci's on the stand now still battling about right.

I mean, that's what they're doing this week.

And

it's pretty tough to explain after what happened in 2020, 2021, and 22.

It's pretty tough to explain why you're still doing gain of function.

Why are you trying to make bird flu

transmissible from human to human?

Why would you do that?

Well, we need to develop the drugs to combat

the vaccine.

We need to develop a vaccine for

the mRNA vaccine that's going to cure it just in case it ever happens naturally.

How about we worry about it if it happens naturally?

We don't try to make it happen and then release it into the public either on purpose or accidental.

Either way.

I mean, what happened in China is insanity.

It shouldn't have happened because we shouldn't have been doing gain of function and we shouldn't have been funding it.

People should not have been eating bat soup.

That's insane.

Yeah, the bat soup.

I mean, I'm sure it's delicious,

especially this time of year.

But,

you know, maybe you back off the bat soup

just a little bit.

But we definitely would, I wish they would have backed off it a few years ago.

A few years ago would have been really good.

Yeah.

Like, I don't know, 2019-ish.

Yeah.

No bats.

2018-ish.

But of course, it wasn't Bat Soup that spread this stuff.

That's amazing how that happened.

Yeah.

And you were a moron.

You were a conspiracy theorist if you said it came from the lab.

Well, obviously it came from the lab.

And everybody knows it now and everybody admits it now.

Yeah.

That of course it came from the lab.

We've said that all along.

No.

No.

No, you didn't.

No, you haven't.

Not by a long shot.

In fact, you berated people who said it.

They were racists, those people, who said it came from a lab.

Right.

Remember that?

They were xenophobes and racists.

And now it's perfectly fine to say, yeah, it probably came from the lab.

Yeah, I mean, everybody knows that.

Scientists all say it came from the lab.

I agree.

And I don't know if it was released on purpose or if it was released by accident, but either way, it came from the lab.

Right.

You know,

it did not come from bat soup.

Or what was the other thing they said?

Not a penguin, but a, what was the thing?

Oh, a pangolin.

A pangolin.

A pangolin, yeah.

I always get the pangolin.

Mixed up with the penguins.

And

so it didn't come from the penguins.

No, it did not come from the penguins.

And actually, it didn't come from that either.

So it didn't come from the penguin.

No, it did not come from the pangolin.

It did not come from a bat soup.

Wow, man.

Pangolins get such a bad rap.

Don't they, though?

And I'm tired of it.

I'm just sick and tired of it.

It's time that the pangolins had their just due in this world.

And I think we need to see to it that that happens.

See, that's a different animal.

Yeah, no, that's not a pangolin.

It's not a penguin either.

But go ahead.

Did you see the reception?

that Donald Trump got at the UFC event over the weekend.

He showed up, up and people were apparently somewhat excited to see him.

Listen to this.

With Dana, Dana White

and Donald Trump

ushering him in...

is in the building and the former president getting a standing ovation from the assembled masses here at UFC 302.

Pause it for just a second.

I will say somebody needs to advise Donald Trump on the length of his tie.

It's way too long.

Why do you have the problem with that?

That's the way he wears his ties.

Obvious fashion faux pas.

I don't understand.

That's his deal.

I know.

He's got a clothing line.

Tie your tie.

And it hits you at the middle of the belt.

I don't like that look.

It doesn't.

I don't like that look.

He doesn't like it.

He should.

No, he should.

Because it's the way to go.

It's not, though.

No, this is unacceptable.

I'm sorry.

That's unacceptable.

That's his look right there.

I don't like it.

I don't like it.

It needs to change.

But anyway, listen to the reception he got, despite the tide.

I mean,

man, they love him.

This, by the way, this event happened in New Jersey.

Deep blue New Jersey.

I mean, they're crazy for him.

Yes, they are.

There is no mixed reaction.

No, there is not.

I was just going to say there is no mixed reaction.

No, they love him.

I mean, that is clear cheering.

Nothing but suspicious.

Everybody's smiling, shaking hands with him.

Except for Aaron Rogers.

It was one woman that looked like she wasn't happy to see him.

But everybody else loves him.

Boy, the round of applause he's getting right now is pretty staggering.

And you had to imagine that's what was going to happen.

Yep, Joe Rogan shaking hands with him.

Thank you, sir.

Toddle Choplin.

Wow.

I mean, that's amazing.

That's really amazing.

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Really well spoken.

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I guess there were some chants, too, at the UFC event of FJB.

Oh, yes.

Yeah, there were some chants.

And we want Trump.

While the fight was going on, listen to this.

Agility and close in the distance and a few capoeta kicks, perhaps, tonight.

I think there's just a freeness about that, right?

That dancing, breaking.

Incorporate that into your fighting space.

Yes.

It makes you so difficult.

Prepare for it, folks.

It's like 20,000 people chanting, we want Trump.

It's incredible.

Right there.

I mean, the fight is going on, and they want Trump.

I don't know what they want him to do.

You want him to get up in the ring and wave?

I guess.

Yeah.

I mean, we had the, you know, I know the one fighter commented after he won the fight to Trump.

There was another fighter that jumped out of the octagon and came down and shook

Trump's hand afterward.

Yeah.

Wow.

I mean,

it's amazing.

They seem to be all in for Trump.

Yeah, they do.

Even though he's a convicted felon.

Yeah, after his win, you mentioned UFC fighter Sean Strickland.

He acknowledged Trump in the post-game speech.

Here's what he said.

Thank you, Mergan A.

President Trump, you're the man, bro.

He does a damn travesty what they're doing here.

Congratulations, sir.

Sean Strickland, Lee Trump.

And I love the headline that I I saw about that over the weekend.

Right.

That

Donald Trump enthusiastically accepted the praise of a man who has repeatedly gone on homophobic rants.

Wow.

Oh, wow.

Wow.

So he accepted the praise of a guy.

Enthusiastically.

He enthusiastically accepted it.

I don't know what he was supposed to do with it.

Are you supposed to go up there and punch him in the face?

Yes.

No, no.

No.

No, no.

Stop.

Hey, hey, you've said things that people don't like.

I can't hear this right now.

And I don't want anybody else to hear it either.

Is that what you want?

Right.

I guess.

And

the homophobic rants, I mean,

in whose opinion are they homophobic?

That's the thing you have to ask when you see headlines like that.

Okay, who says they were homophobic rants?

Right.

and what do you want donald to trump to do about it is he responsible for everything this guy has said in the past ever said i mean complimenting me no no you things you pass and i am i can't i can't have you speak

yeah anything nice to me it's insane is it's just insane the hatred for donald trump and the way the media treats him is um

it's unlike anything i think we've ever seen before in our lives.

And

it's just going to get worse, especially with this conviction.

You know,

34 charges, and now he's a convicted felon.

Right.

So we're going to hear nothing but that between now

and the nomination process, which, by the way,

the sentencing hearing for Donald Trump is July 11th.

And the Republican National Convention starts

July 15th.

Yeah, four days later.

Four days later.

What are the odds that the judge is going to sentence him to jail?

Pretty good.

I bet they're about 80, 85%.

Pretty darn good.

90%.

Yes.

I have almost no confidence that this guy will do the right thing and not sentence him to jail.

I mean, the right thing to him is to put Donald Trump in jail.

There it is.

So

I just

don't foresee that not happening.

That purpose walks.

Yeah, I don't either.

Yeah, he wants it so badly that he'll make it happen.

That's for sure.

And he'll sentence him to, it'll probably have to start immediately.

Oh, yes, right now.

Yep.

You're under arrest and going to jail right now.

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We mentioned this amazing Biden fact a little while ago.

And I wasn't positive this was exactly what I was.

So we did the math, and

it is accurate.

Joe Biden,

this is the fact.

Use this at parties this weekend.

You will amaze your friends.

Oh, you will be the bell of all.

You will.

Joe Biden was born closer to the end of Abraham Lincoln's presidency than to his own.

Is that incredible?

It's 77 years in the case of Lincoln, the end of Lincoln in 1865.

That's he was born in 1942, 77 years.

He became president in 2020.

That is 78

years.

Not a joke.

Closer to Abraham Lincoln than his own presidency.

Incredible.

Is that not incredible?

I think it was Keith Malanak's daughter that came.

Yes, it was.

Yes, it was.

The producer of Pat Gray Unleashed, which you hear live immediately before this program.

And anytime, anywhere you get your podcasts the rest of the day if you want.

But

incredible.

I mean,

really, really hard to believe.

And you're welcome, by the way, for allowing you to become the bell of the ball this weekend.

Yes, you're welcome because people will be amazed at that.

Oh, man.

I mean, between that and the other thing about the Gen Z statistics,

maybe you don't want to break that one.

Never mind.

That won't be the bell of the ball.

You'll be like the despair.

Oh, what are you going to talk to me about the 1980s again, boomer?

Okay.

Yeah, you don't want that.

No, you don't.

You don't want none of that.

Got this opinion piece from

this website, Yard Barker.

You ever been to Yard Barker?

Yeah.

The worst TV series finales.

of all time.

See if you've seen these

and if you agree with some of these.

uh i this is not a series i watched so i don't know about this first one uh but they say dexter the end of dexter yeah they're bummed with which is called remember the monsters yeah

that could have done better one of the worst of all yeah they could they could have done a lot better i mean dexter's series man was you did watch it right i watched most of it because it was broadcast and so if it's broadcast jeffy has seen it that's that's sort of true yeah i know sort of true not just sort of it it is true it's absolutely true anyway I love Dexter.

He was a serial killer.

It was awesome.

No, this one.

I don't know if you watched this one.

Gossip Girl.

Oh.

Did you ever watch Gossip Girl?

That's with Blake Lively.

Oh, yeah.

With

my girl.

Yeah.

Did you see the way she looks at me during that show?

It's embarrassing.

Embarrassing.

Have you told her you're married?

I did.

Because she doesn't act like it.

She doesn't act like she knows.

Maybe she doesn't care.

I don't know.

Darn.

Yeah, I know.

Gossip Girl, their last episode, New York, I Love You,

was apparently not a good one.

I don't recall that episode.

Yeah, I didn't see it.

If Blake's in it, it was okay.

I'm sure it must have been.

How about Game of Thrones?

I knew they always.

Last episode is always in it.

That's one that's always bad.

Everybody bashes that.

I watched all of Game of Thrones more than once.

Including the finale?

Yeah.

Did you think it was bad or did you like it?

It wasn't as good as it could have been, but I still had it.

It wasn't that bad.

Yeah, they should have ended.

There was a, there was a

bunch.

I feel like it was like the middle of the last episode or the middle of the next to last episode where they should have stopped it.

Yeah.

Where that should have been the end.

I think everyone would have been okay with that.

Okay.

But then they went on and it was, they just lost it.

Did you ever see the last episode of Roseanne?

Yeah, I watched all the Roseanne's.

Yeah, she was awesome.

Into that good night, they say, one of the last, one of the worst final episodes.

It's not the comeback episodes, though, right?

This is just the original Roseanne show, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

The finale of Will and Grace, which I hope.

Oh, yeah.

I don't know that I saw that one either.

I don't know that I saw the finale, but I remember watching a lot of Will and Grace.

I was forced to watch a lot of Will and Grace over the years.

Funny.

Oh, funny.

You bet.

Man.

You

bet.

A gay character, and it's just fun.

It's just fun.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think we'd find it fun today, too.

I bet it's just as fun today as it was back then.

It is to me.

Yeah, it wouldn't be, though.

I'll bet.

I bet that would be a whole different series today.

When you watch the reruns, you certainly realize that I don't know that they would do that today.

No, they wouldn't.

No.

They brought Will and Grace back.

But again, the truth, when you try to, you know, when you try to recoup what we once had, you can't.

Can't do that.

Yeah.

We're in a whole different place.

We sure are.

Lois and Clark, The New Adventures of Superman.

Yeah, my wife watched that.

Yeah,

I don't remember it.

I mean, I remember it.

The series, I don't remember seeing the ending of it.

How I Met Your Mother.

Yeah.

It's not something I watched.

Obviously, you did because you've seen everything that's ever been broadcast.

Entourage.

Yeah, that just ended.

I watched that.

Yeah.

And that just ended.

Yeah.

Saint Elsewhere, man, that happened so a lot.

I do that.

You talk about another lifetime ago, man.

Yeah, I never got into that.

I watched it.

Oh, dude.

Yeah, you could have been a hospital show.

Of course, it was broadcast.

You had to see it.

It was Saint Elsewhere.

Yeah, it's Saint Elsewhere, obviously.

It was broadcast.

100 years ago.

Obviously.

Gilmore Girls.

Did you watch that too?

Gilmore Girls?

Didn't they brought that one back?

Yeah, they did.

I don't know if they called it Gilmore Girls or was it something else?

It was Gilmore Broads, I think, was

Gilmore Broads was the update.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

They brought back Roseanne.

They brought back Gilmore Girls.

They brought back

what was the other one?

Family, not.

You know, the one.

You know, the one.

The one.

It was called People, the Stars.

Yes.

So good.

Uncle, What's His Face was in it?

Full house.

Yes.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

Because they called it something else, right?

Yeah.

When it came back,

Fuller House, or I don't know, something.

But that wasn't.

From what I understand, my daughters didn't dig it when it came back.

So I don't think they were quite dissatisfied.

Yeah, not satisfied with it.

Let's see.

Battlestar Galactica, the 1978 version.

Wow.

Is that still with Lauren Green?

Was he still alive then?

Yeah, I think he was.

So

this

they don't like this one because

uh, they say Apollo and Starbuck in the series finale's last scene narrowly miss receiving Apollo 11 moon landing transmissions from Earth.

See, they're looking for Earth the whole time, right?

So, I guess they barely miss the transition at the end.

Well, everyone wanted them to be here, so we've had the ending would be they found it.

Yeah, yeah,

uh, can't imagine a more absurd way to end a series that seemingly takes place in the future.

Well,

did it take place in the future?

Yeah, I don't think it was, right?

In their part of the galaxy, where they just way ahead of where we were on Earth.

I think that's what the deal was.

So get over it.

Then their next one is Battlestar Galactica, the 2004 version.

That's the one that ticked me off.

They didn't like it.

The 2004 version.

Is that the one?

Oh, man.

Yeah.

Was it for the same reason?

Angels and God existing?

Do they know who wrote this series?

I mean,

I don't know about that.

It was very religious.

I didn't want to say it out loud, but that's why.

Is that why?

You start talking, giving me shows about angels.

Yeah, you don't want that.

You don't want that.

We're talking about space.

The crew of the Galactica abandoning technology and coexisting with early humans on Earth.

The epilogue with Baltar and six.

And even more God talk.

That's what upset them.

That's what that upset them.

I don't hear God talk.

I don't think I saw the ending of Battlestar Galactica, the 2004.

But I'm pretty sure that God Talk would not have offended me.

Not like this particular author.

Weeds.

Oh, yeah.

That's something that I've been talking about.

Yeah, that was a fun show.

That was a fun show to watch.

I don't remember.

I don't remember the ending.

They ended it.

No.

But it was a fun show to watch.

House.

Yeah.

Everybody dies at the end.

Did everyone die at the end?

The house?

I think he faked his death.

I don't know.

I think it was just called Everybody Dies.

I don't know.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, that's what he believed anyway.

But yeah, the house was fun because all he did was painkillers, though, during the whole show.

It was fun.

Really?

Yeah, that's all he did.

Sounds fun.

That sounds fun.

Just popping pain pills and solving people's medical issues.

Sounds fun.

Sounds fun.

Quantum Leap.

Jeez, this show is a long time ago, too.

Man, I know.

I don't.

I mean, I liked it.

I liked

it.

Another, we didn't mean for it to be the series finale, cliffhanger type of ending.

Oh, yeah.

See, if you didn't know the series was about to end and it just becomes the ending, that's not the same.

Those shouldn't count.

I don't think.

Yeah, no kidding.

Yeah, because you don't.

You weren't planning for it.

Right.

Some shows.

Your series just got canceled.

Yeah, we're sorry.

We're done.

Okay, we're done, I guess.

I guess we're done.

Scrubs.

Okay.

Yeah, that was okay.

Didn't watch Scrubs?

It's another medical scrub.

Two and a half men.

That's funny.

The original with What's His Face is

the best of that show.

How about the.

Yeah.

Yeah, Charlie Sheen.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, the Charlie Sheen

days were awesome during that show.

How about Two and a Half Men?

Did you watch that?

Yeah.

Oh, okay.

Yeah.

Yeah, that was it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

The Office.

The American version of The Office.

The World Loved.

I don't remember the ending of that.

I I don't.

I loved The Office.

That was a great series.

And then they always list this one.

I completely, absolutely, wholeheartedly disagree with Lost and their final episode being one of the worst last episodes of all time.

I never was crazy about that show anyway, but I know you loved it.

It was brilliant.

And everybody.

Maybe that's why I didn't like it.

Yes.

Because you didn't understand it.

And that's my problem with people who hated the ending.

They didn't understand it.

It was a genius ending.

It was maybe the best ending to any show ever.

So satisfying.

I'm sorry I watched your show.

And then the

finale of Seinfeld.

That was disappointing.

I remember that one being like, meh, okay.

I don't know.

I think a lot of those shows,

our expectations are so high.

And they knew it was the end.

And it's hard to write the

most brilliant ending of all time.

Only lost ever pulled that off.

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We got one more fun fact for you.

So Rupert Murdoch just got married over the weekend.

Yeah.

To his much love, younger woman.

And really, she's 67.

Yeah, but he's 93.

So it got us thinking that

I bet that if she was born yet

when he married his first wife.

I bet he wasn't.

I bet she wasn't born.

This latest wife wasn't born when he married his first wife.

He was just...

And how does you have to be.

So there's a 26-year age difference.

He's 26-year age difference.

Yeah.

He was 25

when he wasn't.

When he first got married.

She was not born.

She was not born.

This wife wasn't born when he

first got married.

I like that.

That's awesome.

I like that.

You can't put an age on love, obviously.

Obviously.

But, yeah, you're right.

Hopefully the fifth time is a charm.

Yeah.

Oh, it's only five?

Yeah, I think it is.

Yeah, that's not bad.

Yeah, because

the other one was

the Bible thumper, the last one.

Before he met this one.

Yeah, the other one.

They were all in love, and he was all talking about being in love.

And then she went on some interview and started talking about how she read the Bible every day.

And he was like, oh, yeah, no, I don't know.

Jettisoned her about it.

It's over.

A day and a half later.

Yeah, it's over.

Let's go to Kathy in Virginia.

Hey, Kathy.

Hi, you're on the Glenn Beck program with Pat and Jeffy.

Hi.

You were talking about Chris Como and the ivermectin.

Yeah,

my husband went into the hospital right before Christmas of 2020.

He spent six months in the hospital.

On January 7th, I begged the doctor to give him ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine.

I was told that

It wasn't effective and even if it was, it wasn't available.

My husband spent six months when he came out of the hospital.

He had kidney problems, a bed sore that he could take home.

Jeez.

And as horrific as that is, you know, it doesn't make it any better, but he wasn't alone.

Yeah.

I mean, that's just a shame.

That happened to a lot of people.

Did you ever get him the ivermectin?

No, I never could.

Oh, geez.

The same day I begged the doctor.

This doctor signed a DNR on my husband, and I didn't find out until the end of January.

Oh, man.

And then in September or August, my daughter went into the hospital with COVID.

And I'm sure it was the same scenario where the treatment wasn't available.

And sadly, she passed away on the 10th.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, Kathy.

I'm so sorry to hear that.

Oh, that hurts.

Oof.

Man.

Very sad.

Yeah.

And who knows, you know, if ivermectin could have made a difference in their family's life.

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