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Okay, have you seen the crowd size at Wildwood over the weekend at the Trump rally?

I saw the numbers.

I haven't seen the pictures.

That was 100,000, they were saying up to 100,000.

Yeah.

That's the Wildwood estimate.

That's not Donald Trump's estimate.

That's not from the Trump people, which, you know, you would expect maybe some hyperbole.

Everyone blows up their crowd size.

Yes.

Yes, they do.

But this was from the officials at Wildwood Based on other events they've seen and held there.

They said between 80 and 100,000.

Now, they were expecting 40.

So it was at least double what they expected.

It's amazing.

Check this out.

Look at that.

See here's some of the video of the event at Wildwood on the beach in New Jersey.

Keep in mind, this is New Jersey.

That's a serious crowd.

Look at this.

That's a lot of people.

Wow.

Yeah.

Goes way, way, way back.

Now,

Joe Biden could draw not between 80 and 100,000, but between 80 and 100, maybe

on a good day in Delaware.

If they had satellite events in other states.

Yes.

Right.

And if it was held where the rest of his family could be there and the Kennedys, then maybe you could approach.

80.

That's true.

It's possible.

I wouldn't necessarily say it's likely, but the picture he took with the Kennedys, I think there were about 80 people in that particular photo.

So it's possible if the Kennedys show up that that could happen.

Well, Donald Trump can bring out crowds.

We know that.

Yes.

And this is the district he did win and is a more right-leaning district.

So even though you're here in New Jersey, it's not necessarily meaning that he has no, you know, no Republicans do have support in this district.

They do relatively well there.

But still, Trump's unique.

I mean, it's not making an excuse.

I mean, Trump is Trump is the only guy who really can do this.

You go back maybe in the peak of Barack Obama, you saw crowds like this occasionally, but they were still not as

early as 100?

I don't know.

What was the

people?

Yeah, I don't know.

I don't know.

I mean, I remember the

thing with Germany.

He did it.

It was huge in Germany.

Huge.

He was big in Germany.

Oh, yeah.

There's been some big, well-attended speeches in German's history.

In Germany's history.

And that's always impressive.

But the one in, what was it, Denver when he had the Roman columns behind him?

Oh, yeah.

That was a pretty big speech.

Yeah, that was.

But, I mean, that was one speech.

Trump is able to do this sort of stuff a lot.

Look,

outside of Taylor Swift, he's like the most famous person in the world.

Yes.

I don't know.

I mean,

it really is something unique when you talk about a presidential candidate.

You don't normally have someone that has this sort of celebrity drive.

I will say, in addition to what he normally has, we're running in a situation where he is prevented from doing these things.

So when he has an opening to do them, you better go.

If you want to go see a Donald Trump rally,

it's going to be on a weekend right now or a Wednesday night.

So you better show up if it's coming to your area.

And so that's probably helping a little bit.

Speaking of that,

just to show that they've done everything they possibly can to hinder him during this trial,

they made sure that he must be there every day.

or he'll be held in contempt.

Okay, so he's got to attend the trial every single day.

The judge ruled on that.

And rather than take Fridays off like they normally do in these hearings, the judge said Wednesdays are going to be their day off.

Right.

Okay.

So you can't have the three-day weekend.

He's got charity work he's got to do.

Pat, that was the excuse.

The judge has charity work he's scheduled on Wednesdays.

Yeah.

So

it can't take Fridays off because Fridays, then you could take a three-day weekend.

You could do a whole and you could do a lot of this kind of stuff.

You could go across the country and do it in Los Angeles or whatever.

But he doesn't really have time for that that because it's Wednesday that he's got to be back to trial on Thursday.

But if it was Friday, he could take, you know, he could leave on a Thursday night, take Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

But

he still draws a crowd of this size that must really have them freaked out.

Yeah.

On the left.

And look, he will get in his campaign stops.

This thing's, I mean, Cohen's supposed to start

testifying today.

That should be interesting.

They're running ahead of schedule on this trial as far as time.

A ton of credibility with all these witnesses, right?

Stormy, you believe everything she says.

Michael Cohen, you know,

super honest, man.

Stormy Daniels has very little credibility, but she is impossibly more credible than Michael Cohen, who is the least credible human being that has ever been on a witness stand, including every mob trial.

And by the way,

pointing this out, we said this before, when he was friends with Trump.

Yeah, never liked the guy.

Never liked him.

He always was lying.

He was always getting Trump into trouble.

He's the type of person I never understood why Trump kept around.

Like, I just don't, I never understood it in the beginning.

I don't understand it now.

And, you know, of course, now it's, I think, obvious to everyone.

He will say anything at any time.

And he just hates Trump to the point where he's willing to, you know, he's going to say anything.

Right.

And that all started when Trump stopped paying his legal bills.

Right.

I mean, he was impossibly loyal to the guy until he wasn't, because that's how this guy makes decisions.

And, you know, that's everything we've seen from him for multiple decades, including people inside the organization.

When he was working with Trump, people inside the organization were like, why is this guy here?

He's not even a good lawyer, let alone he's a type of person that obviously is going to get you into trouble at some point.

Now, look, he has such little credibility that him taking the stands, stand, you just think, outside of this being in New York and having a judge who quite clearly is going for a conviction here, and I don't think there's any doubt about that.

Anybody looking at this, there's no chance Donald Trump would be going through this if his name was not Donald Trump or if he was just not running for president.

I mean, I don't think that this would be happening if Donald Trump was like, you know,

let's let Ron DeSantis go.

I don't want to do this again.

Like if he had said that and not run, I don't think this would be happening.

Like it's just specifically to stop him from winning the presidency.

And that's my opinion, but I think it's one that's widely shared by anyone who's looking at this honestly.

You know,

again, we still don't even know really what crime they're tying this to, let alone.

Right.

They haven't said.

They haven't even said.

I mean, think about this.

They're making this a felony.

We're in the middle of a trial.

Yeah.

They haven't even told us what law

to review, if you don't know the background of this.

What they're accusing Trump of is a misdemeanor.

Okay.

It's a misdemeanor whose statute of limitations has already expired.

Okay.

But there's this convoluted thing they're trying to do.

They're saying basically, because this misdemeanor is tied to another crime, which by the way, rises to

also a misdemeanor.

But they're going to say, well, it could be a, we don't even know exactly what they're saying because they haven't said, but you know, it might be

some sort of campaign finance crime or it could be something else in New York that they're tying to.

The bottom line is we don't really know, but they have to tie it to another crime, but they haven't even told us what crime it is.

So like, how can they defend themselves against this?

They keep just basically saying, well, this was an attempt to steal the 2020 or 2016 election.

Sorry, I'm getting my stolen elections confused here.

Their belief, their accusation, their main accusation here is that Donald Trump tried to steal the 2016 election with us.

But

we know for a fact that's not true because what they're charging him with is not the hush payment.

You could theoretically say, Pat, right?

The hush money payment, he kept this affair out of the public eye.

That was his attempt to manipulate the election.

You could say that, okay?

That is not what they are saying.

What they are saying is that the

manipulation of business records is the crime.

But the manipulation of the business records occurred while he was already president.

So how could he be stealing the 2016 election if the actual crime they're accusing him of occurred after he was already president?

It makes absolutely no sense.

They know it makes no sense, and they're doing this anyway, which I don't know how many people that added to that crowd there, but I got to believe it was thousands.

Yeah.

If he was just running for president on his record, he'd have a good case to say, hey, look, the economy is a hell of a lot better in 2019 than it is today, right?

Have a really good case.

And maybe that's enough to just win the presidency just like that because of Joe Biden being this terrible.

But like, you got to say,

looking at this, when you look at the entire perspective, this is doing nothing but helping Trump.

And if he somehow survives this judge and this, you know, New York jury and gets through this, none of the other cases are going to come likely before the election.

And I think we're going to get a rubber band effect in a big way, where everyone was kind of expecting something to happen, like a negative outcome from these trials.

And then all of a sudden, people are sitting there going, wait a minute, they tried to get him on all this stuff and nothing's going to happen before this election?

I think this is going to, this very well could wind up burning the Democrats in a major way.

I hope so.

It would be, it would be satisfying to watch them talk themselves into that.

That moment of realization is a fun one to watch.

Yeah, that'd be great.

uh Trump because of the crowd size and and maybe

other

issues had this to say about well he predicted this about New Jersey

as you can see today we're expanding the electoral map because we are going to officially play in the state of New Jersey we're going to win the state of New Jersey

that would be something if he wins the state of New Jersey that would be something that would almost guarantee I mean, if he wins a couple battleground states and New Jersey, it's over.

It's not even worth talking about.

If he wins New Jersey, it's over.

Yeah.

I mean, look, the chances of him winning New Jersey are very low.

Remove.

Every single time Donald Trump has run for president, he said he's going to win New York and New Jersey.

He has not done that yet.

That is very, very difficult to do.

It would be a landslide we're talking about here.

It'd be like a Ronald Reagan type landslide.

That's the only thing that would make that happen.

And we don't really see those anymore.

I mean, to be honest honest with you, I mean, you think back of the biggest blowout that we can, in recent memory, was Obama over McCain, right?

And that was 2008.

You know, what did he win by eight points?

Something like that.

Something like that.

If I'm memory serves, I think it was an eight-point victory for Obama.

And that felt like it wasn't even remotely close.

Now, that's not what we're seeing.

There's some really good polling out for Donald Trump today.

Maybe we can go through that later in the show.

Yeah, I should.

But like, it's not showing you an Obama-McCain type margin.

I mean, the average poll is basically a tie right now.

And that's a national poll.

Doesn't make, that's not how we decide our election, so it doesn't matter, but it does give you a sense that, you know, an eight-point margin and a tied election are two very different things.

That doesn't mean that he can't do that.

It's just very difficult, especially in this particular climate.

And with these two candidates, right, that people really have their minds made up on.

This isn't like a Barack Obama hope and change, what could happen.

Maybe he's going to solve all the world's problems, problems, which is what a lot of idiots believed at that time.

This is really like, you know, one side hates the other side.

The other side hates the other side.

There's a lot of polarization.

I don't see that type of margin happening in almost any circumstance.

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So Donald Trump, 100,000 people, up to 100,000 people in New Jersey,

and predicted he was going to win New Jersey.

He also had this to say about the enemies of America.

And they're going to lose our country.

I always talk about we have enemies on the outside and we have enemies from within.

The enemies from within are more dangerous to me than the enemies on the outside.

Russia and China we can handle, but these lunatics within our government that are going to destroy our country and probably want to, we have to get it stopped.

Yep.

Yep.

Happy to agree with that, actually.

You know, America is in a situation and has been for a long time where we've got a strong enough economy and a powerful enough

military that it's highly unlikely anybody could take us from without, that we could fall from a foreign enemy.

It is

much more likely that we're brought down from within, if we ever are brought down.

I think he's right about that.

It is the enemies within that we have to really be concerned with.

And

they are doing everything they can to bring about our downfall.

I mean, look, we have massive problems within.

I would say, too, we do have massive problems without.

I mean, China is a real threat.

But

as you point out, the only way we're probably going to lose, quote unquote, lose a battle like that is if we have terrible leadership.

If we do things like give all of our weapons to other countries.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, but that's silly.

We would never do that.

We would never do something like that.

If we were, I don't know, continually making giant enemies when we didn't need to, making things worse, antagonizing the countries that he's talking about.

Maybe making sure that enemies like Iran

regain access to their billions and billions of dollars with which they can perpetrate terrorism on a global scale.

Right.

Things like that.

Things like that.

Which kind of

accentuates Trump's point there.

Yeah.

It's, you know, it's the problems within that we have that lead to any issues we're going to have with the problems on the outside.

So, I mean, I think they're both major concerns.

Yeah.

You know, you look at our education system and so many other things is related to that on a long-term outlook.

Yeah.

We have real, real troubles going on there, too.

And that's all within.

And he talked about the pro-Hamas foreigners and what he wants to do with them.

When I'm president, we will not allow our colleges to be taken over by violent radicals.

And if you come here from another country and try to bring jihadism or anti-Americanism or anti-Semitism to our campuses, we will immediately deport you.

You'll be out of that school.

Yeah.

So there it is.

How's that hard?

It's not hard.

That's not hard.

Like he said, I mean, it's a no-brainer.

It's really something that...

How are we not doing that already?

Well, it's because we've got enemies within and they've got a different agenda.

But I really think he's going to fix that.

If he gets into office,

he will fix that.

There's one thing, if there's one thing I think you can count on from Donald Trump is that he loves his country and he's not trying to bring about its downfall.

I can't say the same thing for the left.

In fact, I feel the opposite of the Biden administration and who's ever pulling the strings behind the scene, Barack Obama.

But

that's just my feeling.

That's just my sentiment.

Could be completely off base.

But I'm not.

All right.

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So, according to the polls,

Donald J.

Trump is faring pretty well in the battleground states, as a rule.

I think there's one battleground state in which he trails.

You know, good news, bad news.

What do you want here, Pat?

Give me the bad news first.

Let's get that out of the way.

The very slightest bit of bad news, which is they've been polling these

swing states for a while.

And Donald Trump's been doing very well in them.

He's been ahead in most of them here in pretty much every case.

Some of them have been very close, but he's been leading in most of these.

The only exception to that is Wisconsin, which has now gone to, in this latest poll from New York Times, Sienna, to Biden by two points, 47, 45.

That is the only, however, exception to the rule that has lasted here for a while now.

Let me just give you these results real quick.

And again, this is a New York Times poll.

Yep.

I know.

People are so weird with polls because they're like, oh, well, you can't believe the polls.

But then when it's good for their candidate, they're like, oh, of course you can believe these polls.

You can't believe Wisconsin, but you can believe the other ones.

Like, Like, let's just look at all of them.

I wouldn't say you should take anything concrete from this, right?

We all know the things we're talking about now.

Like, there's a very good chance that the college protests have nothing to do with the actual election result.

Yeah.

Right.

The things that are happening right now.

It's not going to be long over, hopefully, by then.

With six months to go before the election, there are going to be 25 other things that decide this election, probably more than what we're talking about right now.

So take all this into account, but it is interesting to know a little snapshot of where we are.

This can kind of give you a sense if the election were held today.

However, it's not going to be held today, Pat.

This is a prediction.

I'm going to go out on a limb and say, you will not be voting today.

Now, in some states, they may have already mailed you a ballot.

I'm not sure.

I wouldn't be surprised if there's one in your mailbox today.

But generally speaking, people don't vote until much later.

So the election will not be held today, but this is what it looks like, according to the New York Times: Wisconsin, Joe Biden 47, Trump 45.

In Pennsylvania, Trump 47,

Biden 44, three-point lead.

Now, that's very close.

Basically, call that a toss-up within the margin of error, certainly, but a close

and an edge for Trump in Pennsylvania.

And you'd say the same thing about Wisconsin in the margin of error, basically a tie, okay, but Trump with a slight deficit there.

Arizona, 49 for Trump, 42

for Biden, a seven-point lead in Arizona.

Wow.

That's significant.

Again,

the most so far in Arizona, I think.

It's the biggest I've seen.

It's the biggest lead that I can remember.

By the way, if you want to go back to 2020, Joe Biden won that by 0.4%.

So it was basically the most purple state out there.

And instead, this time, Donald Trump leading by seven.

Michigan.

Donald Trump 49.

Joe Biden 42.

Plus seven there.

Plus seven.

If you go back to 2020, that was a state where

Trump lost by two and a half points, basically.

So it was a close state, leaned Biden in that election in 2020, and still wound up being a major lead here.

And that's not even the best news, honestly.

It gets better for Donald Trump in Georgia, where he leads 49 to 39, a 10-point lead in Georgia.

This, of course, was a very, very close state, a 0.3% win for Biden in 2020.

10.

Except by 10.

Now, I will tell you this right now.

I'm highly skeptical, highly skeptical that Joe Biden is going to end up under 40%

in any of these swing states.

Like, this is a, you're looking at a heavy sort of like, oh, I might vote for RFK type of vibe in here that I don't necessarily buy.

However, that's a big leap.

Yeah.

And if even with RFK, it shows that it's hurting, I think, Biden more here, at least in some of these states.

And then that's not even the best news for Joe Biden.

This one is almost too good for Trump to believe, but we're going to give it to you anyway.

In Nevada, Donald Trump 50,

Joe Biden 38, plus 12.

A 12-point lead.

Now, to take you back to 2020, Joe Biden won by about two and a half points.

So that is a massive change.

Now, of all these states,

obviously I look at this stuff every year.

This is my dumb obsession.

Nevada does have very

up-and-down polling.

Like it moves quickly.

Sometimes the polling is a little bit, I mean, it's a smaller state.

I don't know what, whatever reason, it does seem like that poll is volatile in Nevada.

I notice this every year.

That being said,

that's a great situation for Donald Trump to be in.

It really is.

I mean, 12 points, even if you're worried about shenanigans, there's almost no amount of shenanigans that can overcome a 12-point deficit.

I don't think you could cheat your way to winning that.

If that's real, if the 12-point advantage right now for Trump is real and it stays,

that'd be really hard to overcome, even cheating.

Really hard.

So these are six swing states.

They just give it to you.

If you get Wisconsin, you're going to

give it to Biden for the heck of it.

Michigan goes red.

Pennsylvania goes red, Georgia goes red, Arizona goes red, Nevada goes red.

Your final electoral vote is 302 to 236.

Yeah, it's not even close.

So, how do we get back from there?

I mean, if Pennsylvania is an interesting one, if that's if that flips

to, let's just say that one hangs for Biden, that makes it 283, 255, still a situation where Donald Trump wins.

Then he would also have to lose a Michigan or maybe a North Carolina or a Georgia.

But even Nevada and Arizona don't even matter at that point

because

losing one of those would not even do it.

He'd still have, if he lost Arizona, he'd still have 272 electoral votes, which is more than the 270 he needs.

So,

again, it's early.

There's a million.

I am still a person who is worried about a couple of things, Pat, looking at this election from Donald Trump's perspective.

You know, this polling, the Sienna polling, we can go into maybe more of the details coming up, but the polling does show real weakness among minority groups for Joe Biden, and it shows weakness for younger voters for Joe Biden.

The minority

vote is something I'm actually more confident in for Trump than I am the younger voters.

Younger voters

do all sorts of weird things, and I am skeptical.

Some of the weakness shown in this poll is skepticism over the position of Joe Biden as it pertains to Israel.

And it's like, I'm sorry.

First of all, all, Donald Trump is much more pro-Israel than Joe Biden is.

It's not even remotely close.

Yeah.

So if you're trying to punish Biden by voting for Trump, that's not going to work.

It's not going to work.

That's your issue.

Now, you could go third party and go Cornell West, right?

Like you can find RFK Jr.

You want to find people who are not positive on Israel.

You can find them in this election in the third parties, Jill Stein.

You can find those people.

But I don't know.

Typically what happens as we get closer to elections, those associated with third parties bail.

They find a way to talk themselves into the major party candidate that's closest to their beliefs.

That's typically what happens.

It's why you saw polls for Gary Johnson at 14 and 16 percent.

You know, and then when it go down, down, down, down, down, he would end up about 3%.

I can't remember what that number was.

This happens in every

election cycle.

And it's what I expect will happen with RFK Jr.

You know, he's at, you see polls with him at 14% and 12%, even 8%, I think is likely higher than he will wind up.

We will see.

You know, I mean, he's certainly got the candidate name.

He's got some things, some attributes that you'd find

attractive in a candidate as a third-party nominee.

But I don't think he's going to be a massive factor in a lot of these.

I think a lot of people come home.

That's what happened in 2016 with Donald Trump, right?

Like there was a lot of skepticism of Trump as a Republican.

A lot of people came home and voted for him anyway.

You get to the point where you're like, well, it's him or it's Hillary.

What are we going to do?

And that decision will be made.

I mean, think about how much

conservatives despise Hillary Clinton.

It's at least that strong with liberals and Donald Trump.

I mean, this is like their Hitler.

And I say that with a bit of hesitation because they seem to like Hitler's viewpoints lately.

But generally speaking, it's like they're Hitler.

If Hitler just equals bad,

instead of Hitler eking, you know, sounding like Hamas, which they seem to support.

But when it comes to Hitler just being like the worst name you can bring up, that's who they think of when they think of Donald Trump, right?

Like, I mean, we all know that.

They have an irrational hatred for the man.

And if it comes down to in their minds, it's going to be Trump or Biden, my guess is a lot of them come home.

I don't think that's the same among minority voters, though.

Minority voters don't,

this is not like, oh, I, I, you know, the Democrats are not left enough for me.

That's not what minority voters are saying when they're making these decisions.

They're saying, hey, I want that old economy back.

Yeah.

I want jobs.

I want jobs.

I don't care about all this weird woke stuff you keep bringing up.

Yeah.

How about like, what about the, what about our safety?

What about like police defending us?

Right.

Why are you paying, why are you helping out illegal aliens more than us?

Yeah.

We're the legal immigrants that came here.

We're the descendants of legal immigrants.

Why won't you take care of us?

Why are you taking care of these people who are just crossing the border and lying about their asylum claims?

Yeah, I think they've realized now that the Democrats are not their friend.

Many minorities have realized that finally.

It took a long time, but I think it's starting to come home to them that, hey, you know what?

They're really not our friends.

Why are we continuing this tradition of voting for Democrats when all they do

is tie us down?

to the government.

And I think, I think they've about had it.

You know, I just saw a poll last week.

It's increasing numbers.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Like last week, I think the support among blacks for Trump had gone from 9% during 2020 and it's around 18% now.

I mean, you know, that's significant.

Significant.

Still an overwhelming minority.

I mean, 82%.

Right.

I'm glad you pointed that out because we can get lost in the fact that this is like, oh, now all of a sudden everyone's voting for Donald Trump.

That's not true.

I mean, it's just

movement in these groups.

Yeah.

And it is significant movement.

But if he gets 18% of the black vote, that's almost all he's going to need.

You know, if he can hang on to his base and

double his support among the black community, he's in pretty good shape.

It would be quite surprising if he gets 18% of the black vote and loses this election.

It's possible.

And the way it's possible, in case you want to just be pessimistic here for a moment, the way it's possible is the new voters coming into Donald Trump's coalition are not as reliable as the old voters in the Republican coalition.

Trading one suburban woman for one young African-American voter, every vote counts the same.

However, when it comes to reliability of voters, this is not meaning commentary on the individual, but when it comes to reliability of voters, typically, you know, younger voters don't show up as often.

Minority voters don't show up as often.

Lower income voters don't show up as often.

Lower

when it comes to education levels, those on the lower end of the totem pole on that

are all less likely to vote.

They're all less likely to vote.

They just don't wind up showing up as often.

So when you build your coalition off of people who are in groups that show up less often, you have a much more questionable way of getting people to

get to the polls.

And I will say, like with Trump, he seems to have a unique ability to rally his base, right?

You wonder what the future of that coalition is.

I'm less worried about it with Donald Trump.

He can get people to come out, you know, to 100,000 at a rally.

He has abilities that no other politician on the Republican side have.

He has issues, too, that some other Republicans don't, that Republicans don't have.

There's obviously positives and negatives with Donald Trump as your candidate.

But getting people who are maybe not as reliable voters to come out and get to the polls, he can do that pretty much better than anybody.

The question is, the next person in line, no one else seems to be able to replicate this passion.

And you wonder if you change these voters to less reliable voters and then you get, I don't know, I mean, name the candidate.

I don't know.

It's J.D.

Vance or who is it?

Like it depends, whoever that next guy is to take that torch.

Getting those people fired up enough to show up can be a problem.

And if you change the coalition, the makeup of the coalition, it may work for an election or two, but it is, unless you find another candidate who's able to get those people excited in the same way, you could have major issues.

That's a long-term problem.

Let's not worry about that right now.

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It's just your normal.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, every once in a while, you get your eyes sutured shut, right?

It happens.

It happens.

Better than having them sutured opened.

I guess so.

That would be even worse, like a clockwork orange type of situation.

I'm not sure.

I would feel a little bit...

I don't know.

If my eyes were sutured shut, I'd be trying to open them.

Even open them all the time.

Right, but if you had them open all the time and couldn't close them,

that would be really bad.

That would be bad.

Yeah.

So

would be really bad.

Again, you have your eyes shut for hours and hours each night.

And that's true.

If I were Glenn, I think that's what I would try to be doing.

I would just want to sleep as much as possible to get through this.

No question.

I do feel like it has got to be torture.

Got to be torture.

I would not.

I do not envy him.

Yeah.

He had eye surgery, in case you missed it,

late last week.

So he will be back probably Wednesday is my guess, but who knows?

Okay.

You know, he was like, oh, I think I can do it.

No, you can't.

Okay.

Stop being a hero here.

I appreciate, like, I

do admire

the

sentiment.

The sentiment.

I mean, it is impressive that he actually would still want to do the show.

There's a lot of big things going on.

I'm sure he wants to talk about them, but still, I think maybe

without the use of your eyes, it might be a good day to take off.

Yeah.

It's a crazy idea.

Yes.

If you normally have, it's not that blind people can't do radio, it's just more difficult.

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A new world's tallest building is being erected right now.

After years of delays, construction on the Jeddah Tower is set to become the world's tallest, and it resumed this last week in Saudi Arabia.

It was going to be known as the Kingdom Tower,

but when it's finally completed, it'll be 3,280 feet tall.

The tallest structure and the first one in history to be over one kilometer in height.

Now, nobody knows how tall that really is.

It could be an inch and a half, could be 17 miles high.

And nobody knows.

There's no way to tell.

With meters, no way to tell.

Although, when they tell me 3,280 feet, I can sort of make something out of that really yeah okay yeah 500 over 500 feet taller than the current world's tallest building is that incredible in dubai yeah the burge tower um this is going to cost 1.2 billion surprises just that uh 1.2 billion two billion we can't they're like uh we can't build the wall on our southern border it's one billion dollars a foot he's like wait why

why is it a billion dollars a foot or whatever they're always throwing a wall for a wall and

Really?

This is a structure with floors and walls and ceilings and electricity and like probably all it's like a small building and a sewer system.

I mean, running water doesn't sound like it would be that impressive.

It's in Saudi Arabia.

Right.

It's actually pretty impressive.

Right.

And this is part of their incredibly ambitious economic development by the Red Sea.

uh that's going to cost over 20 billion dollars because they're building this and then they're building that really big building that's 75 miles long.

Actually, we were just mentioning this off the air and we were saying 75 miles.

Actually, it's 105 miles.

Oh, it's 105 miles.

You have a 75-mile long building and then another 30-mile building.

But this is called the line.

And they

are trying to build a city that's 105 miles long.

It is supposed to.

And the city is one building.

Right?

This

one super big building.

Is it two?

Yeah.

So there's a 75-mile one and a 30-mile one?

Is that how it

is?

It's two running parallel, basically.

Oh, okay.

So I don't know.

Again,

this one seems a lot less believable to me than the

very large building that you mentioned, which has been on the books for a long time.

Yeah.

And what was it, 2018?

They actually started construction in 2013.

But the construction was stopped in 2018 when its primary contractor, the

bin Laden group, was removed.

I mean,

following the arrest of its president, Bakir bin Laden, the stepbrother of Osama bin Laden, you may have heard of.

Yeah.

It was part of an anti-corruption purge.

Okay, so they were like, yeah, one of our family members,

sure, you know, one of the major terrorist attacks and one of the worst terrorists in history, but it's the corruption scandal that really is effectively turned out.

It's a little too much.

A little too much.

Okay, we can excuse, you know, the 3,000 people murdered.

Sure.

But not this corruption.

Corruption.

It's too much corruption, guys.

Come on.

No.

I just feel like at some point

you switch the name of your company.

This is just something that I would do.

Yeah.

I mean, maybe you don't go to the Smith group, but, you know, something other than bin Laden might work better.

I think so.

I don't know.

Yeah.

We were, you know, there's like

if Doug Bin Laden was, you know, if you're just, if you're Doug bin Laden, you're just like, hey, I'm not Osama bin Laden.

I'm Douglas.

I'm Douglas bin Laden.

I'm not accountable for what my brother did.

I didn't do that.

I had nothing to do with that.

And I get that, but still, there is a public perception.

Like, if Doug Dahmer had a daycare,

it was Dahmer daycare.

I feel like somebody would keep that name.

If Jeff is your brother,

maybe you switch it to something else.

You know, I don't know.

No, I think you're right.

I think you're right about that.

I think a lot of mothers, especially, might be turned off by the dumber daycare name.

And it might not be fair.

It's not fair to Doug.

It's not fair at all.

It's not at all fair to Doug.

But still, sometimes you need to understand.

That was like, remember back in the 80s, there was

a diet

aid.

It was called AIDS Dieting.

It was a chocolate or a pill or something.

I don't remember what it was.

It was some sort of diet supplement, I think.

And they called it the AIDS diet.

And it was AYDS, if I remember correctly.

I could be wrong on that.

But I think it was AYDS.

And it was like something that was kind of popular for a few years.

And then, you know, this other thing came along.

And it also, you know, it had a lot of negative effects, some of which made people very thin.

It was not a good marketing addition for the people at AYDS.

And so I would assume they

probably changed their name eventually.

It probably did.

I think they did.

I think you kind of of have to.

Yeah.

So the bin Laden group, not something I would necessarily stick with at this point.

No.

Although maybe it's honestly in that part of the world, maybe it's helpful.

Oh, those wonderful people that killed all the Americans.

Ah, we're seeing this with Hamas.

Like, I mean, if you're going to build a big skyscraper in Gaza, maybe you bring in the bin Laden group.

They're probably very popular there.

I'll bet they are, yeah.

Right?

Yeah.

Maybe we're not thinking about this right.

This is American-centric thinking.

Yes, yet again from us, Pat.

That's our problem right there.

Huge problem.

But this building, once it's completed, will be twice as tall as the Empire State Building

and 11 times the height of the Statue of Liberty.

Wow.

It'll feature the world's largest observatory accessible to the public with an advanced elevator system comprising 59 lifts that will transport visitors at speeds of up to 33 feet per second.

Wow.

That's incredible.

So

this would be something to keep an eye on.

They don't expect it to be done until like 2030 or so.

And I don't even know when the 105-mile building is going to be completed.

Does it say?

Well, yeah.

They don't know how long.

There's all sorts of issues.

The project had been slated to cost $1.5 trillion.

Now, that's expensive, Pat, for a project.

$1.5 trillion.

Yes, that's...

Oh, this said it was part of a $20 billion

Scheme to build that's a little different.

Well, I'm talking about the line.

Right.

This is the 100 million.

The line is part of this adventure by the Saudis.

Got it.

So they now are saying they only expect by 2030 to have a mile and a half of this building done.

That's so somewhat short.

So somewhat short of the 105 miles.

Though I will say, a building that's a mile and a half is pretty freaking impressive, right?

I mean,

that is amazing.

Eventually they want want nine million people to live in this thing.

My gosh.

Nine million people.

And again, it's not like necessarily the most fruitful place.

Like you're bringing in, like it's going through the picture they show.

It goes through, you know, what appears to be like desert and mountainous almost type area.

Like it is close to the water most of the time.

But it's just like a giant, it looks like a giant wall they built in the middle of the country.

I

really weird.

When you get in close, it looks very very futuristic and everything else, but this is all stuff, you know.

They promise tons of stuff, and these things don't end.

A lot of times it doesn't pan out.

It is a situation, though, where we used to be the country that would do this type of stuff, right?

That's exactly what I was going to say.

We were kind of out of that business, it seems like, right?

I mean, the biggest building was always in the United States of America.

It was either the Empire State Building or the Sears Tower for decades, not anymore.

And I don't see us having any plans to build anything like this.

Yeah.

I mean, they have built some pretty darn tall skyscrapers in Manhattan for like very rich people around the park.

The World Trade One or whatever they call it.

That one too.

Yeah, that's pretty big.

And a lot of like condo-type towers they've built right around Central Park, which they call it Billionaire's Row.

And it's, look, it's impressive.

They're very like skinny, tall towers that overlook the park.

It's impressive.

We're still doing things that are impressive, but we're no longer the, we don't have those aspirations anymore for whatever reason.

No.

I mean,

who does?

I mean, that's why I think people like Elon Musk.

Here's a guy who's just like, yeah, you know what?

Let's just, what if we kind of go to Mars?

Like, what about that?

What if we start a colony there?

Yeah.

And just move there.

What if we just moved to Mars?

Yeah.

How would that be?

We can destroy that planet too.

These are huge aspirations.

I mean, what he's done with SpaceX is incredible.

But even like with Tesla, like I don't have the same passion that he has has for

fighting global warming going into our future.

But

how many people said they were going to have electric car companies?

How many times has that been tried?

And forever, over and over and over and over and over again, it would just turn into nothing.

These companies would come, they'd go, they'd go out of business.

The division of the major car company trying to do it would fail.

And he's the only guy who's ever been able to make it.

succeed.

Now, of course, he did it with a lot of your help.

So

he's very, I'm sure, welcome, thankful, and

you're welcome for all of the incredible donations you've given Tesla and all the people who have bought them and how you've supported them with all sorts of tax proposals and help.

But still, it's pretty impressive.

I mean, they took a lot of government dollars, but still, it is

an impressive effort.

It really has changed things.

I mean, if you go back 20 years, I mean,

The idea that there would be this many electric cars around was

something an environmentalist fever dream

and uh it's turned into you know kind of a reality a lot of people know it's it's still only what five to seven percent is it even that high it might not even be that high

yeah um but but it's impressive you know it is he's sold a lot of cars and made tesla a really valuable company i mean i don't know what their evaluation is but like two trillion or something close to that it's like for a while i don't know if they just got passed up again i think but they were for a while the highest valued car company company in the world.

Yeah, I think it went over a trillion for a while.

Now it's down.

It's down below that.

Yeah, 544 billion.

Still not bad.

Yeah, it's not bad.

Yeah, but it's definitely way down from its peak.

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I think we all understand that, right?

Because he's trying to, what he's trying to do right now is bring men into women's sports, and that'll toughen them up a little bit.

I think, you know, the tougher competition will steal these women in their sports endeavors.

Right.

Just make them better in the long run.

They've never had to deal with men in their sports before.

Right.

And now they do.

And now they do.

Which is great.

Yeah.

Now they might take a beating in the meantime, but eventually this is just going to make them tougher and stronger and faster.

Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

Now that's not at all true, but if it were true, it would apply here.

Because, you know, like things like cancer, surviving cancer doesn't necessarily make you stronger.

Right, not necessarily.

Breaking bones.

Having your eyes sutured shut.

That doesn't make your eyes better.

That doesn't necessarily make your eyes better.

Okay.

Huh.

Weird.

He just had, I think he had the WNBA champions at the White House, and so he was talking about women's sports.

And of course, you said you made it, you didn't tell people who the WNBA champion is.

You know, the ones that just won the WNBA championship.

But just won?

Because they just started their season.

A while ago or last year.

Last year.

I think, yeah.

And that team is the

incredible WNBA champions.

Wow.

I think it's Las

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I have no idea.

Okay.

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And that's not hyperbole.

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I'm so utterly embarrassed.

Every time.

Every time

it's so embarrassing.

It is.

What are you even talking about?

What are you babbling about?

Wow.

Have you ever had that friend that's just like embarrasses you?

Like, just like, I don't know, just always says the wrong thing when you're out with friends or just always, it's always something weird.

Like, that's how I feel with him.

Every time I watch him speak, I'm like, I can't believe this is a thing.

Yeah.

I know.

This

We're the world's superpower.

Yeah.

And this Dolt is our president?

How is that possible?

It's so embarrassing.

He's so terrible at this.

There are a lot of people who disagree with you.

It's true.

Stu, there's a lot of people who talk about how sharp this man is.

As a matter of fact, listen to

these incredible voices about the president that you're trying to besmirch right right now.

That's fair.

Let's hear the other side.

Okay.

Cut 22.

Joe Biden has vision, he has knowledge.

He has a strategic thinker.

This is a very sharp president.

He's sharp.

He is on top of things.

President Biden is strong.

He exercises.

He rides his bike.

What?

He's sharp mentally.

He's pretty sharp.

He's got a very sharp grasp of the issues.

He is sharp.

Sharp.

Intensely probing.

Probing.

Very detail-oriented and focused.

Yeah.

Here's an example.

Yeah.

Hello.

I guess I should clear my mind here a little bit, not say what I'm really thinking.

Oh, my God.

So much for what you had to say about the man being embarrassing.

He's sharp.

He's sharp.

He's sharp.

I'll say exercises.

He stands up.

He's sharp.

You know, he can breathe exhaling and inhaling.

All the times.

All the time.

Not all the time.

I'm just saying he can do it.

I'm not saying he's doing it all the time.

I never made that claim.

I just said he can physically breathe.

He can breathe.

At times.

At times.

It is.

I just can't.

I can't believe it.

I can't believe that.

No.

I mean, there have been bad presidents before, Pat.

Oh, yeah.

Tons of them.

Yeah.

Really bad ones.

We had one from 08 to 16.

He was terrible.

Matter of fact.

He was legitimately terrible.

I mean, Barack Obama was a bad president, but like watching this is a total, it's a totally different exercise.

It's like, you know, because it's not just that he's bad.

It's like it's embarrassing.

I have that feeling like, you know, and like, you ever watch

the episode of The Office where Michael Scott brings in all the kids who he promised college education to.

They're so uncomfortable.

And they show up to collect the tuition, and then he realizes that.

I can't even watch that episode.

I mean, it's too much.

It's fantastic, but it's so awkward and so cringy.

Yeah.

And

Scott's Tots?

Scott's Tots.

Yes.

Yes.

It is so cringy, but that's the feeling I have watching him make a speech.

Except this is worse.

Well, because it's real.

Yeah.

Yes.

The Scotts Tots, they were actors.

They probably all went to college.

They probably did.

They probably did.

This is really our president.

The person you just heard is really the president of the United States.

That's like a real thing occurring right now.

And as bad as things were during the 90s with Bill Clinton, it still wasn't this feeling.

I still had that feeling, though.

I had this feeling.

Same thing with Barack Obama.

Terrible guy.

Yeah.

Very liberal.

Did a lot of things I thought hurt the country.

Like, he was not a good president.

But I never was like, oh, gosh, I'm so embarrassed that this guy would represent us.

That's not what I would say.

And

I'm sure there are liberals who thought the same thing about George W.

Bush.

I remember them saying it when he would mispronounce words.

But come on.

Trump, of course, is on that list for the left.

But like, this is something different.

It's the inability to do it.

It's like, it's like we just picked the worst person in the country and was like, hey, take this job.

I don't understand it.

It's just, it's so utterly devastating.

It's just so bad.

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So, poor guy.

Oh, I can't even imagine.

That's got to be miserable.

Yes.

Miserable.

Yeah, he had eye surgery.

It wasn't just like something his wife did to him.

No.

While he was asleep.

He had eye surgery.

So he'll be back later this week.

But right now, it's hard to do the show without your eyes.

I know a lot of people have been hoping his mouth was sewn shut for many years.

But unfortunately.

We've been able to pull that one off now, though.

We're still working on it, though.

We've got a plan.

Yeah.

We'll get that done.

There is hope.

there's there's always hope

uh is there hope for this biden economy um

a lot of people

not necessarily did you ever hear of bidenomics i have heard of it yeah they haven't been hearing that a lot lately though no not lately they tried for a while to think what if we just own this and we say hey bidenomics that's what's causing everything that you're dealing with and what you're dealing with is great

that has not worked bad no no

now we have some polling this is swing state polling We talked about the states earlier.

If you missed that segment of the program, Donald Trump leading in all the swing states except Wisconsin, but very large leads in places like Georgia and Nevada.

Overall, very good polling for Donald Trump in this particular New York Times Sienna poll.

However, they break down the situation in other categories, you know, what's most important to you, what's working, what's not.

So let me give you a couple of these related to the economy.

And you tell me if biodynamics is working, if that message is going to continue.

First of all, what's the most important issue in the election?

You heard a lot about

Hamas and Israel.

You've heard a lot about

abortion.

Yeah.

Not as much as the economy.

The economy is the number one issue, according to voters.

It is double abortion.

It is double immigration.

Immigration is actually second.

It's almost double immigration, which is at 12%.

Economy is number one at 21%.

Abortion is at 11%.

The economy is three times the size of the next in line, which is, I would argue, the same issue, inflation.

So, first and fourth in this poll are inflation and the economy.

And you look at nothing else is in double digits, by the way.

You talk about the next one really down there is character slash competence of the candidate, which is funny because character is related.

to Donald Trump, at least the way that they wrote this poll question, and competence is related to who?

Joe Biden.

No one believes he's competent, and that's down the list quite a bit.

But that is basically what we're talking about here.

I mean, you think about all the other issues that we're talking about: racism.

How often do you hear the media talk about racism?

Have you heard that occasionally?

Occasionally.

We just won't have a national conversation.

When are we going to talk about it?

When can we talk about race?

It's just not okay.

No.

People will not bring it up.

No matter what you do.

Nope.

Except in all circumstances.

That's one time they'll bring it up.

In all circumstances every day.

That's a 0.5%.

It's actually technically less than 0.5%

as the most important issue.

Israel, Palestinians, Middle East is at 2%.

Climate change, 1%.

Continues to be the bottom of the rung.

Always.

Always.

So often.

Like almost every poll.

It's last or second to last.

The issue that people just really aren't fired up about.

And yet they act, the media acts like it's the biggest issue.

Yeah.

That and race.

By the way, we've only told you now what is more, most important.

We haven't told you how Joe Biden is doing on these issues.

Like maybe he's doing great.

Maybe he's great on the economy, and that's why he's going to win the election.

Right.

And this is, by the way, polling of the six swing states, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin.

By the way, it's been talked of as seven swing states for a long time.

Just to show you how well things are going for Donald Trump at this particular moment, they're not even including North Carolina in here.

North Carolina has typically been the most right-leaning of the swing states,

probably the one you'd be most confident in if you're Donald Trump.

And they're not even including that in this swing state poll, which is good news for Donald Trump.

Yeah.

Okay, so how many, when you're thinking about the nation's economy, how would you rate economic conditions today?

Now, remember, before you guess here, Pat, Bidenomics is in effect.

So you'd think excellent is going to be really high.

Yeah.

Okay.

Yeah, because he's done so well.

well.

He's done so well.

Yeah.

3% of voters across these swing states say it's excellent.

3%.

A peak of 4% in Arizona and Wisconsin.

A low of 2 in Michigan, Nevada, and Pennsylvania.

2% say it's excellent.

That's including 1% of young voters, 1% of voters 30 to 44.

2% of voters 45 to 64, and 6% of voters 65 plus.

But like the people who are 65 plus thinking the economy is great are people who have gone through several other presidents' economies and made their money and now are living off of that money.

Now, we've had some ups of the, if you, you know, if you invested in the stock market a long time ago or you bought a house a long time ago, I could see how you'd think the economy is doing pretty well right now.

But that's not the case for, of course, most people.

If you want to look at

race, white voters, 5% say is excellent.

Non-white, 4%.

So no real big split there.

And then vote head-to-head.

Shockingly,

if you think

Bidenomics is working and the economy is excellent, you're mostly going to vote for Donald Trump, not a huge, or excuse me, for Joe Biden, not a huge Donald Trump group in the people who think they're excellent.

18% say it's good, the economy.

Again, pretty much...

Pretty much normal across the states.

Only 21% say it's good or excellent.

78% say it's

fair or poor.

The split there is interesting, though, too, because over half, the majority of voters don't even say it's bad.

They say it's poor.

The worst category.

27% said only fair.

51% said it is poor.

That is really, really bad.

By the way, the best polling for the economy in this, and it's an outlier from all the other states, is Wisconsin.

Coincidentally, the one state,

yeah, by two points.

This is not a coincidence.

And I think like you look at this and you say,

I mean, there it's 29% say that it is excellent or good, where it's as low as 17% in Nevada.

And the state that it was a big disaster for him, Nevada.

That was by far his worst poll out of the six.

So the economic situation is one that is going to tell the story.

And I am worried that over the next six months,

and they've been doing this and moved the needle on this, that over the past year and a half or so, that the media will really go all out to convince you the economy is good.

They are doing everything that they can.

So far, as we point out here, it has not been successful.

It has moved.

The economy, whether it was positive or negative about 18 months ago, was minus 60.

So really bad, in case you are not a pollster, really bad for Joe Biden.

It's moved from minus 60 to minus 20 over the last 18 months.

Now, that is not enough to get him elected.

I think if it stays at minus 20, he's probably toast,

but it is a big move.

In his sit-down interview last week with Aaron Burnett, I think it was,

he had this to say about inflation and the economy and how it's affecting Americans.

What about, I mean, but there's real pain.

I mean, grocery prices are up 30%, more than 30%.

since the beginning of the pandemic.

And people are spending more on food and groceries than they have at any time really in the past 30 years.

I mean, that's a real day-to-day pain that people

feel.

It really is.

And it's real.

But the fact is that if you take a look at what the people have, they have the money to spend.

It angers them and angers me that you have to spend more.

For example, the whole idea of this grocery that Senator Casey talked about, shrinkflation.

I think it's on your price.

Same price for a smaller bottle of

people.

Stick with more.

They did a thing.

And it's like 20% less for the same friends.

That's corporate greed.

Oh, my God.

That's corporate greed.

And we've got to deal with it.

And that's what I'm working on.

I can't take it.

How are you working on that?

Are you going to tell

Mars that they must make bigger bars and charge less money for them?

Is that what you're going to do?

Because I'm sorry.

You can't.

You have no power over these private companies with their product, what they charge for it, how big it is.

And by the way, they're saying they're not shrinking the Mars, the Snickers bar.

They're not.

I mean,

I don't know.

I don't eat Snickers candy bars anymore, so I don't know.

Have they shrunk?

Does everybody believe that they have?

In fact, I mean, look, shrunk.

Of course, these types of things happen all the time.

I would imagine that it is happening more often with products right now.

It's because of his stinking business.

First of all, why, right?

Yeah.

It's not greed.

It's because the stuff, and you know this, Pat, you run Kexie cookies, right?

Kexi.

Great cookie, by the way, K-E-K-S-I dot com.

But

I remember you talking about this when you started.

You started for the ingredients.

Like butter, way more.

Which you guys use more butter than most small nations for each batch of cookies.

Yes.

When that price goes up, what happens to your profit margin?

What happens to your...

Drinks.

Right.

Or it evaporates completely to the point of you can't even run the business anymore if you don't raise prices.

So either you do one of two things.

You either raise prices, which is really noticeable to consumers.

They don't like it when they used to pay $3 for something, now they're paying $350 or $5, and now they're paying $650.

So the other way to do that is to charge the same amount and make the product a little smaller.

And a lot of times, especially with a circular product, a lot of times you can't tell.

It gets a little bit smaller.

Now, you guys have not done that.

No, we have not.

But a lot of companies do this.

This is normal.

It can be, I mean, corporate greed is like a, it's a way to take the blame off of you.

You're saying, well, it's them doing it to you.

It's not us, but they're doing it to you for a reason because of people like Joe Biden and his policies and his spending.

Yes.

All the prices are going up and they have to figure out a way to make the company still run.

When you're jacking up minimum wage all over the country and cheering these changes on,

when you are talking about increasing the prices constantly for the supply chain, those Those things go into your products.

They charge, they cost more.

And then to make the company exist, they have to either make the products cheaper or excuse me, more expensive or make it a little smaller.

That's what they do.

And like, look at the, it's funny.

Like, do, do, these corporations just discover greed here and there.

Like, it comes and then it goes.

You know, when prices go down, did the, did all the oil companies, when, when they were bragging about gas prices going down, did they forget about greed?

Did they were like they learned about it?

And they're like, oh, let's be greedy for three months.

Oh, now we're going to stop being greedy.

We don't like greed anymore.

Oh, we're back on the greed bandwagon.

Like,

this is insane.

Any moron would know they're lying to you.

Now, does Aaron Burnett

rise to the intellectual level of a moron?

I don't know.

I don't think so.

And you did point out something very important there, Pat.

She's helping him along.

He can't explain what he's saying, so she explains it for him.

Yes.

This never occurs for a Republican politician.

Never.

Also,

he's telling us that we have the money.

We just don't want to spend it.

That's why we're pissed.

We have plenty of money to pay the extra prices.

What?

Are you kidding me?

It's

unbelievable.

It'll be interesting to see if this works for him.

to to for him to tell people, you're doing better than you think you are.

And I don't want to hear it.

It's essentially what he's saying that we're all doing better.

We've got the money.

We just don't want to spend it.

And that's why we're pissed.

Unreal.

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You got a good

indication of just how greedy some of these companies and industries are, are, do you not?

Like the egg industry, for instance.

Oh, the turn.

I mean, these guys.

Joe Biden was just talking about the corporate greed that's going on.

Tell us about eggs, for instance.

Well, like, for example, did you know that egg companies discovered greed for the first time in 2015?

Oh, wow.

So it's fairly recent.

Yeah.

And then in 2016, 2017,

they

forgot greed.

Oh, they did.

Yeah, price of the water.

Prices went way down.

So they forgot about greed in that period.

But then they rediscovered greed in 2018 for about three or four months.

Yeah.

And then they forgot about greed, luckily for us, for multiple years.

They just totally forgot about corporate greed.

And so the Ike prices went way down in 2018, 2019.

And then in 2020, they rediscovered greed again.

I don't know if it was a memo that maybe someone left on the floor.

They're like, oh my gosh, we could just be greedy and charge whatever we want for this product.

So they got greedy.

They started taking in all that money, fat cats.

And then they totally forgot about greed for like a year or two.

And it wasn't until 2023 where they not only rediscovered greed, but they really rediscovered greed.

In fact, the prices went up as high as they've ever been.

Yeah, about doubled for the eggs that we buy at Kexie Cookies.

Just doubled.

Just doubled.

Just doubled.

I mean, it looks even on this term, like maybe it's even more than that.

And then they forgot about greed again after that for a while.

And they came down a little bit.

Yeah.

So this is a lot of fun.

They can go back to where they were, though, for us.

Thank God for corporate amnesia.

Yeah.

Where they forget that they could just be greedy and charge whatever they want for these products.

That is...

How do these people even get through the day when they talk like this?

Do they really believe Americans are this stupid?

I'm not saying they're wrong.

It's very possible that we are.

Seemingly, that this stuff works on anybody

is a sign that maybe they're right.

Maybe we don't, maybe we are this dumb.

But man, you have to be a complete idiot to believe any of the nonsense they're shoveling these days.

And that's what they'll give us on the oil companies, too.

All of a sudden, the oil, when prices are, you know, four dollars a barrel, then that's just uh big oil greed.

Well, what is it when the price drops, you know, by a dollar dollar and a half?

I was in Los Angeles this weekend.

I saw it gas for $6.69 a gallon.

And I thought to myself, it's weird how they're only greedy in California.

Yeah.

Why are they so much less greedy in the other states?

What would possibly account for such a thing?

Interesting, isn't it?

Let's noodle that, see if we can come up with something.

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A lot of people can't.

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That's true.

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Glenn had eye surgery.

His eyes are closed.

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Very possible.

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I think it's on the weekend.

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Question mark.

Yeah, but I don't know.

I'm not sure about that.

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Known for this, just like Joe Biden, by the way.

Okay.

Also known for

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Both of them accused very credibly.

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Here's what he had to say about the trial.

I have to admit, none of this is playing out as I thought it would.

Trump is now leading in almost all the swing states, but behind those numbers lie even more troubling details.

Uh-oh.

As someone worried about the prospects of a second Trump term, I think it's best to be honest about reality.

No, thanks for watching.

I understand that polls are not always.

I'm going to say, stop for a second.

You could tell this is plagiarism because he would never say that.

Ritzakari would never just be honest.

That would be crazy.

That would be crazy.

He must be stealing this from somebody else because he heard someone else say honest and he didn't even know what the word meant.

Probably had to go to the dictionary to figure it out.

But here he is.

They're always accurate.

But in general, they have tended to underestimate Donald Trump's support, not overestimate it.

That's true.

I doubt that there are many shy Biden voters in the country.

You should be shy if you're a Biden voter, but there are not many of them.

Most people who like Biden are willing to admit it.

There are on the other side, and as this has been proven multiple times, particularly it's shown up in the Midwest.

But if you are a Trump supporter, sometimes you don't always admit that to pollsters.

For whatever reason, that's been a thing that's happened since the 2016 election.

Yeah.

And it happened in 2020 as well.

I mean, the polls,

while Joe Biden, and again, you can get into all the election stuff that you want every time you have to give this stupid disclaimer.

But the bottom line is polls leading up to the 2020 election also underestimated Trump's support.

It's just that he was so far behind in the polls, he still wound up losing.

If you, you know, that's, that's what the results showed.

How about that?

To try to.

So that is a true statement, especially in the Midwest.

Places like, you know, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, Michigan have shown this pretty consistently over the past few election cycles.

That does not guarantee that will continue.

Maybe now people are super proud of Trump and they want to admit it.

You know, I don't know.

And it's not always clear why that is.

It's not always a shy Trump voter.

It also can just be that pollsters don't understand how to weight the voting public.

They might be doing that incorrectly.

I mean, this stuff happens all the time.

It's hard to do.

But the bottom line is it's true.

It's usually been, if you look at polls, Trump usually does a little bit better in the actual results when it comes down to the election.

And Fareed had more to say on the issue.

And the trials against him keep him in the spotlight, infuriate his base, who sees him as a martyr, and even may serve to make him the object of some sympathy among people in general who believe that his prosecutors are politically motivated.

This happens to be true, in my opinion.

I doubt the New York indictment would have been brought against a defendant whose name was not Donald Trump.

A majority of Americans are skeptical that Trump will be able to get a fair trial, according to a CNN poll.

Huh.

I mean, this is obviously true.

There is no way this case would be proceeding the way that it is or really be brought if it was not for Donald Trump being the person.

And again, I think we mentioned this earlier.

I think if he wasn't, I think if it was Donald Trump, but he wasn't running for president, I don't think it would happen.

I think this is just so blatantly an obvious attempt to try to influence the election

and or get him off the ballot and or make it so he can't, he cannot win.

And it's so clear how far they're bending these rules and breaking these rules to make this stuff happen

that I think that is so clear that even Fareed Zakaria has to admit it, which is

amazing, amazing thing.

That he did admit it is incredible to me.

And we should point out, Farid Zakaria is not an impressive person to me in any way.

No.

However, he is influential on the left.

He's the type of person that Joe Biden watches.

You know, he's like, you know,

like Morning Joe falls into this category.

Like, everyone's like, Morning Joe, these people are jokes.

Like, who would ever wish this?

But they're influential inside the beltway.

Yeah.

And so that's why they can continue to be on the air with 18 people watching them.

They're all in the right city.

Like, that's the entire philosophy behind these shows.

These are shows that are there for whatever reason to be influential to people who

controlled

all too much of your life.

And Zakari is one of those people when he's saying that it does have some weight.

within the White House.

I don't know what he's trying to get to there, though.

I mean, this is their entire election philosophy.

What are they going to do?

Reverse it now?

I don't think so.

But I don't know.

I think that there is some panic on the Democrat side right now.

I think they're starting to see that Joe Biden can't pull this off.

And they're starting to panic.

And they're starting to realize: wait a minute, there's a real shot that Donald Trump wins this thing.

And that scares the heck out of him.

There is.

Look, he is the favorite right now.

If

this election were to be held today, it would be unconstitutional.

It would be unconstitutional.

That's a great point.

It would definitely be unconstitutional.

It also would likely lead to a significant Trump win,

which is, by the way,

people get so lost in the polls.

People get lost in election results.

But to put perspective on this for a second,

this is,

other than this election cycle, has never been true.

There has never been a point in 2016 or 2020 where you'd look at the polls and say, if the election were held today, Donald Trump would win.

That's almost entirely true because there were a couple days, I think it was around the 2016 convention, if I remember right, but there was a couple days where Trump sort of seemed to take the lead.

But like Trump has gone into both of these election cycles as the underdog in all of the polls.

Now, again, that doesn't mean that obviously that didn't happen in 2016.

He wound up winning.

But

what I'm trying to say is this is the best he's ever looked when it comes to polling.

He is in a better position now than in any point in any run or threatened run, if you want to go back to 2000 and 2012.

There's never been a point where he's looked as good as he has over the past few months.

I'm not saying this.

It gives you some hope, though.

But yes.

It gives me some hope.

He has a good chance of winning this election.

And he should look

considering the job performance by his opponent.

Yeah.

He should win easily.

The job performance and the fact that his opponent is so compromised mentally.

I mean, as much as they try to tell us, and we played you the audio of all the people on the left saying how sharp he is, nobody buys that, right?

If you watch him every day, you don't buy that.

The man is not sharp.

He's not even close to being sharp.

He's incapable.

of running this country.

And I mean, if you can't see that by now, you're absolutely blind or your eyes are sutured shut and you're just not looking.

It's true.

You're not.

It is one of those situations where I think the defining characteristic of this election right now

is

a battle between

the media and the left versus reality.

And what we have to see, and I don't know the answer to this, honestly, but what we are going to see is

this sort of back and forth fight between what people actually

see

and

someone telling them they can't believe their lying eyes.

And I don't know who wins in this country right now.

I don't know if they can, they might be able to pull this off.

I don't know.

But

between the law fair, between the media efforts, and between the efforts on the left, they will attempt to convince you that Bidenomics is working, things are going great.

They will try to convince you that

Donald Trump is a dangerous criminal.

And his Stormy Daniels payments

if he's elected.

They're going to try to convince you of every single one of these things.

And look, we're saying a lot of things that are positive for Donald Trump.

I mean, look, any Republican should be able to beat Joe Biden.

This should not be a close election.

If Donald Trump doesn't win this

in a hand, I don't know, in a way that is significant.

And he should win this handily.

Yeah, he should.

And if he doesn't,

I mean, that's not, that's not good for the, the legacy of Donald Trump, unless, you know, of course, we, God only knows what's going to happen with elections.

But if it plays out the way that it's supposed to play out and we get a result where Donald Trump does not win this handily, that is not good for Donald Trump's legacy.

He should win.

This is being handed to him on a silver platter.

By the way, the reverse of what happened in 2020.

In 2020, he had an almost impossible task.

We were in the middle of

society shutting down.

No president should even be competitive in that environment.

The fact that he almost won that election is honestly an incredible electoral achievement.

The fact that he's going into this one, this one should be easy.

This is a terrible president with a terrible economy.

Things have gone wrong all over the world.

The border is on fire.

This is

a disaster.

My gosh.

Every area of what you're supposed to do as a president is on fire right now.

And when you've got people like Fareed Zakaria telling the truth and Bill Maher telling the truth and talking about this trial and how bad a witness Stormy Daniels is, I mean,

I can't believe they're actually saying the things they're saying when they've got this opportunity to try to convict Donald Trump.

And yet people like Bill Maher are saying

that Stormy Daniels is a bad witness and shouldn't be believed.

Do you think that would ever happen?

I mean,

he played the video that he had when he did the interview with Stormy Daniels back in 2018 when she said that this was not a Me Too case.

I wasn't assaulted.

I wasn't attacked or raped or coerced or blackmailed.

They tried to shove me in the Me Too box to further their own agenda.

And first of all, I didn't want to be a part of that because it's not the truth, and I'm not a victim in that regard.

That's really

passionate and I think honest, right?

Like if again, Pat, neither of us have had the honor of becoming porn stars, but my understanding of this industry, if you're having sex, like my guess is you don't go into every day's work and just be like, this is going to be great.

Like, well, I can't wait to get into this.

This guy seems fantastic.

I have a real connection with him.

Like, my guess is that's not how that works.

Yeah.

A lot of this, like, with any job, becomes drudgery after a while.

And I'm sure there are plenty of times where Stormy went to work and met some gentlemen

who

did things that usually this music from 1974 probably would have been on in the background.

And you have, and you're doing that.

And it's like, it's part of your gig, right?

Yeah.

You know, you're doing it and you get it over with and you go home and like, hey, look at this paycheck, right?

That's what, so everyone knows knows if she's just going in for one-night stand with some guy,

it's just part of the gig, right?

She was, she's admitted multiple times the reason she did this was because, well, I was kind of keeping the apprentice thing alive, maybe, maybe it would happen for me.

She's like, I didn't really believe that it was going to happen, but I was like, I'll keep it in.

And, you know, I was a little excited by the idea of it.

Now, all of a sudden, it's like, the room was spitting.

The world went dark out.

He was standing in front of the door.

He was big.

He was bigger than me.

like come on come on it's just like just it nobody can be honest and that's exactly what mark was saying was that okay that's not what you said last time right you didn't say he was standing in your way and all of those things you said you weren't a victim and you were willing

done now she's reversed that let me give you another example of this pat from her testimony 2011 she tells a story to in touch weekly okay

um that is they don't run it they don't run it until 2018 it comes out in 2018.

so this is a story she told in 2011.

again she's been consistent on the generalized facts of this from a perspective of it occurred, where it occurred, how many times it occurred.

Those types of things have been generally consistent since the beginning.

Again, that is not what he's on trial for.

If he did this, and honestly, it would have been a lot easier if he just said he did it, even if he didn't do it.

It would have been easier because none of this testimony would have needed to occur if he was saying, Yeah, I slept with her.

It was a mistake a long time ago.

We're over it.

It would have probably made the trial a bit simpler.

We wouldn't have seen this testimony, likely.

However, okay, so you go back to 2011.

She says in that testimony, she's talking to Donald Trump.

They're flirting, blah, blah, blah.

And he gives her, he asks for her number.

Okay.

Minor detail.

He asks for her number.

Well, okay, that's how these things get fired up, right?

Like you're going to have,

the quote was.

Here we go.

I've got it right here in front of me.

Later, when he was coming into the gift room, Donald Trump, he came to talk to me and asked for my number and I gave it to him.

That's what she said in 2011.

On the stand, she said, Daniel said he was approached by Keith, meaning Keith Schiller, Trump's omnipresent bodyman.

She says he took her number, though she refused the invitation initially.

Now, like, this is dumb detail, right?

Like, who gave.

Yeah.

But, like, you're telling me you wouldn't remember that?

And how would you remember it right now?

13 years later, you suddenly remember it was the bodyman who gave it to you instead of Donald Trump?

Yeah, not likely.

Not likely.

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So what does all this mean?

Is Donald Trump going to be convicted here?

It's starting to look, I'm kind of hopeful that he won't be at this point.

I'm kind of hoping that

it's to see through the lies here, the different stories that, I mean, justice has to be done this time, right?

You would think.

I would absolutely not think so.

I mean,

again, you have a New York jury.

You have a judge who has done every single thing you possibly can to get a conviction out of this case.

Every legal expert that I talk to tells me this is the weakest case they've ever seen.

It's the weakest of the four by far.

Right.

Even people who will tell me, hey, actually, the documents case is in real trouble on it or some of the January 6th stuff can really be in trouble.

They all say.

This is a BS case.

They also all say it's a New York jury and this judge has done everything they to make sure there is a conviction.

I would expect a conviction.

If they don't get a conviction on this case, likely

nothing coming before this election, nothing.

And if that happens, I think you might see an explosion in the polls for Trump, at least in the short term.

Because if I kind of, you know, you think of it as sort of that rubber band effect, it's going to bounce back.

Because people are, in their minds, I think now, committed to the idea that Donald Trump is going to get in some sort of trouble over this.

And if for some reason he gets off

I really do think that there's going to be a burst of the polls for him.

But I don't know.

I mean,

they so richly deserve just that, though.

The left that brought these bogus prosecutions, man, do they deserve it?

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Jerry Seinfeld

was

at Duke

for their graduation ceremony.

I guess he had the commencement speech.

And some students got up and walked out.

Why?

Because he's Jewish.

Okay.

Interesting.

He's been supportive of Israel.

I love that.

They're like, man, did you know that Jerry Seinfeld has famously avoided politics, but now he's jumping in to the middle of this battle with Israel and Hamas.

Guys, it's not political to take a position between Israel and Hamas.

Hamas is an internationally known terrorist group.

They've been a designated terrorist group by the United States of America for multiple decades.

Yeah, like their whole existence.

This is not a.

And why?

Because they're calling for the elimination of Israel.

Among other things.

Jews.

So

it's not really jumping into politics when you say, I don't think people should be raped.

I don't know.

That's not a political stance.

And it has very little to do with him being Jewish.

Like, I'm not Jewish.

I also don't want women beheaded.

No.

It's a crazy idea, I know, and I guess it's controversial these days.

Apparently.

But

apparently, among this audience, there was some controversy.

Here's Duke's students walking out as Jerry got up to speak.

Jerry is also serving as our commencement speaker today.

Uh-huh.

Overwhelming applause, by the way, as we should know.

And then people get up, start walking out.

What's the big deal about our commencement speaker?

And I believe people are booing the people walking out.

Right, right?

Yeah.

So they're booing because some of these idiots got up to leave.

Just unbelievable.

And it's a few dozen.

Unreal.

We should point out.

Yeah, it's not a lot.

I mean, you're talking about a guy who had to deal with the fallout of the Seinfeld finale.

You're going to have to do better than that.

Like, this guy's already had to deal with.

Yeah, if you're walking out because of that,

because he screwed up the whole series with the last episode, okay, then I can go with you on that.

Millions and millions of people were pissed off about this.

This is like a few dozen.

So I don't think he was that I don't think he was that worried about it.

Here's one of the things he had to say as he gave the commencement speech.

So on my staff in the 90s, we had a lot of Harvard guys.

They were fantastic, but I could never understand why these guys were so embarrassed about being from Harvard.

They would never talk about it.

They would never mention it.

I'm not talking about Harvard now.

I'm talking about the way it used to be.

You're never going to believe this.

Harvard used to be a great place to go to school.

And you could say the same thing maybe about Duke as well.

I don't know.

I don't know.

But he didn't go there.

Has there ever been a person who went to Harvard who didn't want to talk about it?

I don't, does that person exist?

I don't know.

Is that like a mythical being he's discussing there?

That's

not been my experience.

No.

People who went to Harvard, they like talking about it quite a bit.

You can't stop them from talking about it.

Yeah, that's kind of been my...

Yeah.

That's been my, it's like someone who's gluten-free.

Like, we got it.

You're talking about it a lot.

We get it.

We understand you don't like gluten.

We had this bonehead from the University of Texas at their graduation ceremony.

He came up and presented the flag on stage.

Duque.

It takes him a minute.

And there's the Palestinian flag.

All right.

Just get your diploma and get off the stage, moron.

And he won't get off.

He won't leave.

You have the UT official that's trying to tell him to beat it.

That's not what this is about.

But he stands there holding the Palestinian flag.

How do you have no plan for this?

I don't know.

At a college right now, like, how do you not?

Especially when you've had problems at UT.

You know, you should understand.

We are here to celebrate.

Mixed.

More cheers than a Duke.

I'll say that.

Yeah, for sure.

But I'm still sorry.

We are here to celebrate the great accomplishments of our 2024 graduates.

Right.

But make it about yourself.

You know, and don't act like you're making it about the Palestinians.

Bull crap.

That guy is making that about him.

He wants to be the big star.

He wants to be the guy who goes viral.

He wants to be the guy with all the attention on him.

And that is always what these things are about, particularly at university level.

And congratulations.

You made it about you for a minute and a half.

Congratulations.

What an accomplishment.

Yeah.

And you took all the attention away from the other students who went through this process and actually achieved something and all the parents who had to pay for it.

Yep.

And by the way, while those parents were sitting there looking at that Palestinian flag for that minute and a half, I hope they think about the dozens of thousands of dollars per year they dished out for that education that led to that outcome.

I hope they think about it.

I hope they reconsider it a little bit next time.

Yeah.

And

with your younger kids, you might think twice about sending them to UT.

Or as a person who might be an alumni, maybe not supporting the university in the future would be an approach to that.

Right.

There actually are good universities out there.

Find one of those.

If you really think, I mean, honestly, most of the time,

if you're going to give your charitable dollars to something, is a university really the right thing?

Well, certainly not UT.

I mean, there's very few that I think are worthy of that at all.

I mean, considering how much help we already give give them through the freaking government,

how much of the, I mean, the reason they have students at these places is because we're all supporting these loans at ridiculous interest rates and then forgiving them all the time.

So I don't know if a university ever needs your dollars as far as a donation, but plus, University of Texas has the second highest endowment fund of any college in the world.

It's

$43 billion.

I didn't realize it was that big.

I knew Texas AM, I knew, had a big one.

I didn't know that.

Harvard is number one at like $52 billion.

UT is number two at $40, $43, $44 billion.

You could just give free tuition all the time to every student.

Absolutely could.

To every student for the next 25 years.

You could pay for their, all of them.

All 50,000 students for the next 25 years, you could pay for them in full just off your endowment.

And that's, I would assume, not including the gains you'd get on the investments that are in the endowment.

Right.

So it would probably be a lot more.

Probably be longer than that.

I mean, how many could you give just on the gains?

I mean, maybe not every kid, but certainly certainly every kid that didn't have the money to go.

Yeah.

And what are you using the endowment for?

I don't know.

I mean, they're making, what, $250 million a year just off their football program.

So, I mean, you could do a lot of good with your endowment.

You could give a lot of people a free education, but are they going to?

Oh, no.

No, they're not.

They're not going to consider that.

And I don't know what they're going to use the endowment for, but that's a lot of money.

And I, so if you're an alumni at QT,

what are you spending that money for?

Can you imagine donating to a place that has tens of billions of dollars in an endowment?

I can't even honestly, I can't.

It's insane.

Yeah, it doesn't make any sense to me.

It's insane.

But then we've got the pro-Palestinian hunger strike going on, too, at several universities, including from this guy at

Princeton.

Since we began our hunger strike, we have had simple demands.

We want a meeting in good date negotiations with the university to talk about disclosure and divestment from companies involved in the Israeli occupation, and we want amnesty from legal and disciplinary charges for students that have been arrested for peaceful protests.

Since that time, the university has failed to actually engage with our demands.

Good.

It made clear that they still fail to acknowledge that a genocide is even occurring.

Good.

We know that the university is not committed to keeping its students safe if it has failed to allow the hunger strikers to end their strike by meeting our very simple requests.

Good!

But what we have experienced as well as hunger strikers is amazing shows of solidarity from community members.

And today we're very pleased to announce that an incredible group of Princeton faculty will be joining us in Solidarity Festival.

What idiots?

Can you believe that Princeton faculty are going to join these

Yahoos?

Yes.

Yeah.

Yes.

Yes.

Entirely without a moment or even a second of doubt.

I can absolutely believe it.

Does anybody give a rat's anus

how long these kids don't eat?

I don't care.

Oh, I don't care at all.

Don't eat.

It doesn't matter at all.

And it shouldn't matter to Princeton administration officials either.

It shouldn't matter.

You guys chose this.

We didn't tell you we cave into your demands if you don't eat for a week.

I don't care.

Yep.

This is day eight, by the way.

Day eight.

Don't care if you don't eat.

I don't care.

They're all on intermittent fasting probably anyway.

Yeah.

So just, you know what?

Fine.

Don't eat.

Whatever.

It's up to them to eat.

Not up to me.

Right.

You know, and by the way, we are, it's so fascinating to see this happening in this particular environment.

Nothing that these colleges are doing are helping Israel in any way.

Yeah.

None of these universities are actually helping Israel.

If anything, they are supporting the pseudo-ideological and intellectual basis for the opposition to Israel.

And supporting a company that has some loose ties to Jews.

First of all, if you oppose a company because they have loose ties to Jews, you're probably just anti-Semitic.

It has nothing to do with this war or even the Zionist state.

You just probably don't like Jews.

Let's be honest about it here.

But at the end of the day, when you go through this process and you see these, you know, these students doing this, like,

how can you even possibly think that what we're doing is supportive of Israel?

We're in the middle of withholding weapons from them that they want to purchase, by the way.

We're just saying, no, you can't have the weapons we've promised to give you through a purchase.

Yeah, the U.S.

administration has turned on Israel.

Yep.

Quite clearly.

In a moment where not only is it the most crucial moment for Israel, it's in a moment in which Israeli military personnel are trying to free American hostages that are still there.

We are not concerned about the hostages.

We're concerned about how mean Israel is being to Hamas.

It's unbelievable.

Disgraceful.

Disgraceful in every way.

And really,

they vowed

at the beginning of this

that they were not going to stop until they eliminated Hamas, which is exactly what needs to happen.

If they stop, this is just going to happen again because Hamas is committed to destroying Israel.

That's in their charter.

So they're not going to stop.

And that's why they need to go into Rafah and finish this job.

They've got another, what, 14,000, I think they estimate?

Another 14,000 Hamas soldiers in Rafah that are holed up there.

Finish the job.

Go into Rafah.

Take care of it.

They're saying that Hamas is beginning to reconstitute in the north, and this shows that this effort is not going to work.

Actually, it just shows it needs to go on.

That's what it shows.

You keep going until they're gone.

You're not going to stop anti-Israel or anti-Jewish ideology by war, but you can take away military assets.

You can

disintegrate this particular group.

And when another one pops up, you do it again.

These are people who live in your country.

If they are going to decide the appropriate response to you existing is your murder and your rape, then it never ends.

You keep going after them till the end of time.

That's what you do.

And that's what they should be doing.

And yet the Biden administration withholding weapons so they can't do it.

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Yeah.

It was a huge scandal.

Huge story.

Huge.

And the impression you got from it was that this was happening all over the place.

All over.

All over Canada.

All over North America.

It turns out

the whole thing was a hoax.

Really?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Ended with

at least 85 Catholic churches being destroyed by arson, vandalized, or desecrated.

But to this day,

no human remains.

Zero have been recovered at the site of any of these alleged mass graves, despite spending about $8 million

looking for them.

Huh.

Well, that's unfortunate.

That's unfortunate.

Maybe it's fortunate.

Maybe because these murders didn't occur while they were being claimed.

So maybe it is a fortunate.

But part about 85 churches burning down, that's unfortunate.

That's unfortunate.

Yeah.

How many hoaxes are we going to go through?

before we realize stuff a lot of times doesn't happen.

You know, the racist hoaxes.

My understanding of that from back in the day, and I can't say that I followed it super closely, but I do remember when it happened and my understanding of it was really more of the case of like how it happened, how these graves got into place.

You know, it was like more of like, well, they had these children living there and were they murdered?

Did they just die from disease and they just didn't get rid of their remains properly, which could be a scandal, but would not be the same.

Right.

But now we're just finding out there weren't any remains.

No, no remains.

At least none have been found to this date.

Three years and eight million dollars later, they found none of it.

So,

yeah, seems to be a hoax.

I would love just a new media channel.

It was called the Oopsie Network.

And they would just go on and just cover all the time the oops, oopsie.

Oh, you know, that thing we told you that was

bad, you know?

Yeah.

I'd love to hear that from a media channel.

Remember the racist memes that were spray painted all over the walls in this college?

Yeah.

Oops.

Doopsie.

Yep.

Yeah, just one of the students doing it himself.

Yeah, one of the students, one of the minority students doing it.

Never mind.

Whoopsie.

Oh, well.

The Glenn Beck program.