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We got to share some of these demands that are being made.

There are just so many demands being made

by American people.

Yeah, you got the little darlings at the universities all over the place demanding.

You got illegal aliens in Denver demanding.

Everybody has demands.

We'll share what those are in about 60 seconds.

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this is fun because

I love it when people who are here illegally shouldn't be here in the first place

start demanding things of the American people.

Don't you love that?

I do.

I love that.

I do.

Yeah.

I have a few demands of my own I would like to make.

Maybe I don't know.

I don't know.

America first.

Wow.

Maybe you know what?

Even America's first.

Wow.

What kind of racist hate monger are you?

You're just a person who mongers in hate.

Why do you monger like that?

Why?

That's me.

I'm a monger.

Are you proud of mongering?

I kind of am.

I don't like it, Jeffy.

I got to tell you, I don't like it.

I'm a little bit ashamed

of you right now.

Well, then, what are the demands?

What do you want from me?

What are the demands that you want?

I'm going to get into the demands here in a second.

But first, we should show you the illegals that are encamped in Denver.

This is Cut 11.

Here's a look.

The camp as a collective came up with a list of demands.

That came after a petition by city officials for migrants to move from this encampment near train tracks under a bridge to indoor shelters funded by the city.

This morning they sent buses to take people over without presenting that document

and without having any kind of signature

or accountability.

That's what migrant advocate V.

Reeves says the city responded with instead of meeting the migrants' demands.

We've been offering time and shelter, basically just trying to get families to lead back to the Denver Human Services.

John Ewing with Denver Human Services says shelter comes with its perks, namely getting out of these conditions outdoors.

Which comes with you know three square meals a day, you can cook your own if you'd like to.

That is one of the main demands by these migrants who have had their grievances in the past about the food provided by the city.

There have been so many complaints about the food being spoiled or not being enough and malnutrition amongst children.

Migrants who do stay in shelters are often hate

home and work from it.

Reeve says

these folks haven't received the same benefits.

They're not receiving any kind of official housing or

immigration document support, which is kind of necessary for them to be able to navigate the bureaucracy around these systems.

The city says its own offer comes with these benefits.

What do you qualify for?

What do you not qualify for?

What might be something that is a feasible path for you to success that is not staying on the streets of Denver?

We try to compromise.

We try to figure something out.

At the end of the day, what we do not want is families on the streets of Denver.

Yeah, they don't want that.

No, they do not.

Yeah, so in all, the migrants sent a list of 13 demands to the city.

The city, meanwhile, says it is continuing to send buses to this encampment for any migrants who change their mind and want to take that offer for city public shelter, whether it be congregate or in a hotel.

Okay, we're not sending buses.

Send them back.

Send back them.

We're not sending buses for that.

No, we're sending buses.

That would be

anybody want to go to a shelter.

This is unbelievable to me.

It's unbelievable.

We have a list of their demands.

It is 13 items long

and so very reasonable.

You know, they took the time to sneak into our country illegally and to travel to Denver.

The least we can do is take care of their every need and want.

Thank you.

That's the least we can do.

I mean, we have the advocate checking in.

We have human services checking in.

We have the city sending buses.

We have Denver City asking residents to house immigrants.

And I'm not sure what you get paid for that, but you do get income from the city for taking in immigrants.

And I don't know if you have to take in

a family or one,

all the details of that, but they are asking residents to take in illegals.

Well, I hope these selfish

Denverites

are responding to this favorably and inviting these people into their homes while new homes are being built for them by American tax dollars.

That's my hope and expectation.

Until then.

But until then, they have a few demands.

Number one, migrants will cook their own food with fresh, culturally appropriate ingredients provided by the city instead of pre-made meals.

I don't want your pre-made crappy meals.

I don't.

Okay.

I don't.

I want fresh, good foods.

We want rice, chicken, flour, oil.

butter,

and I don't want it to be melted by the time it gets to us.

Tomatoes, onions, et cetera.

Also, people will not be punished for bringing in and eating outside food.

Okay?

That's demand number one.

Number two, shower access will be available without time limits.

So if I want to take a three-hour shower, it's none of your stinking.

Don't worry about that whole water short

in the West.

Don't worry about it.

We'll take as long as we want.

And they should be accessed whenever we want.

Thank you.

24-7.

And I'm really not opposed to them bathing.

I don't have a problem with that.

But they make the point, and they're right.

We are not in the military.

We're civilians.

So they can't be told when to shower.

Okay.

Who are you to tell us when we should shower?

Thank you.

Number three, medical professional visits.

will happen regularly and referrals slash connections for specialty care will be made as needed.

Like if I need a specialist,

if you're an American citizen, you're not entitled to anything.

Oh, that's right.

That's right.

Don't start getting grabby over there, Mr.

Hate Monger, mongering and hate and greed.

So if I need a specialist, one should be provided for me and come down here to the encampment.

I don't want to have to travel all the way to their place.

What if you had special needs?

We need to take care of you then as well.

Yes, of course.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying here.

The specialists need to be provided.

Number four, all will receive the same housing support that's been offered to others.

They cannot kick people out in 30 days without something stable established.

So if you're going to kick me out, you better have my home built.

Something else.

Something else,

someplace else for me to go.

Don't try to stick me into something small like I had where I lived before.

Don't try that nonsense.

It's got to be at least 3,000 square feet.

I'm not doing that.

At least three bedrooms, 3,000 square feet, and it needs to have a theater room.

And cupboards need to be stacked.

You don't have to have like two separate living rooms, but I need one family room and a theater room.

Theater room, yeah.

Because those we will use.

Yeah.

You know, the old-style game room, you can skip that.

I'm going to allow you not to put that into my home for now.

For now.

For now.

I may change my mind and you'll have to come in and remodel.

For now.

Number five: there needs to be a clear, just process before exiting someone for any reason, including verbal, written, and final warnings.

Okay.

Number six, all shelter residents will receive connection to employment support, including work permit applications for those who qualify.

Number seven,

consultations for each person or family with a free immigration lawyer must be arranged to discuss and progress their cases, and then then the city will provide ongoing legal support in the form of immigration document clinics and including transportation to relevant court dates.

Oh my gosh.

Free

services.

Lawyers are free.

Is that too much?

Lawyers or attorneys are free.

Travel to and from are free.

We want to be able to have access to courts.

It is free.

The housing is free.

Are you getting a theme here?

Sort of?

Yeah.

Number eight, the city will provide privacy for families and individuals within the shelter.

Okay.

No more verbal or physical or mental abuse will be permitted from the staff, including no sheriff sleeping inside and monitoring 24-7.

We are not criminals and won't be treated as such.

Well, yes, you are.

You kind of are.

You kind of are.

It kind of are.

In fact, more than kind of, you are criminals.

Okay.

It kind of.

You've already broken our laws.

Just coming here illegally.

Number 10, transportation for all children to and from their schools will be provided until they finish in three weeks.

I'm guessing they don't mean the schools, their schools in Mexico, because that would be a

way of Russia, Iran, you know, Qatar, whatever.

Yeah, that commute gets a little long.

Yeah, it's kind of grueling.

Yeah.

No separating families.

This is number 11, regardless of if family members have children or not.

The camp will stay together.

Number 12, the city must schedule a meeting with the mayor and those directly involved in running the newcomer program, ASAP, to discuss further improvements and ways to support migrants.

And number 13, the city must provide all residents with a document signed by a city official in English and Spanish, and I would add here, Arabic, Chinese,

French, German, Scandinavian languages of all kinds.

Whatever language.

Yeah.

In fact, every language.

Every

language.

Every language.

Yes.

That's ever been spoken.

So that includes Latin.

Even the dead languages must be spoken.

We need somebody here who speaks Mayan, Cherokee,

and, of course, Latin again.

With all these demands,

we need to have a number to call to report mistreatment of any of these.

Now, that's it, though.

These are just

only 13 of them, and they just demand everything.

But they don't demand more than everything.

They just demand everything.

Is that amazing?

Again, if I illegally went to Mexico City and I set up a tent in the middle of the town, you'd be fine.

I'd be fine.

You'd be fine.

Okay.

But further, I then decide I'm not being treated very well here.

I took the time to sneak into this country illegally and get all the way to Mexico City in the interior of the nation.

I'm not being fed.

I want American, culturally appropriate meals.

I want cheeseburgers.

I want roast with mashed potatoes and gravy.

I want them fresh, too.

I want them fresh.

Don't try to do me any of these pre-made things.

Those are gross.

No.

Thank you.

No.

And I want a house.

Where's my house?

Okay.

I want the same house that others have gotten.

I want to speak to the mayor of Mexico City right now.

Can you

imagine?

I mean, is there any American who would ever assume that'd be okay and go over well in the country they broke into?

Come on.

No way.

No way.

How are we subjected to this and we're the only ones?

I don't know.

We're the only ones who are expected to conduct.

uh business like this to conduct a country like this to just cave in to people's demands because they want it.

I mean, we have people making demands on top of demands.

Everybody is making demands.

Yeah.

Little idiots on the campuses are demanding.

Yeah.

They're throwing the hunger strike.

Then they expect to be fed by the administration.

Oh, my gosh.

The administration's not taking care of us.

We need to be taken care of.

I said you were going to go on a hunger.

Right.

Okay, so go on a hunger.

hunger stop eating what are you talking about

of the protest yeah you know what a hunger strike is right that's what you don't think they do i don't think they do it is absolutely mind-numbing the things that are happening right now and you know again

Just a few years ago, could you have even imagined any of this would be possible?

You would have laughed in somebody's face if they would have told you the things that are going on right now would be happening.

You'd have laughed in their face.

And yet.

And yet here we are.

Here we are.

Here we are.

This is what comes of not expecting anybody, not having any consequences for your actions,

not enforcing your laws and your rules, not bringing up kids to realize there's consequences to their actions.

Like if you go on a hunger strike, sorry, you're going to be hungry.

Okay.

Okay, you made that decision.

You're going to be hungry.

And I'm not going to come in and feed you.

And I'm not going to cave into your demand just because you decided.

We're not not legitimizing your demands.

Hey, thanks for the demands.

I'm just going to tear them up here and put them in the trash and then we're going to move on.

Or set fire to them right in front of their face.

Fine.

Which is what needs to happen.

Instead, they're being placated everywhere they go.

Agonizing.

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Hey, let's pause 10 seconds for station identifications.

Let's do that.

Yeah, why not?

Why not?

I'm glad we did.

See, wasn't that fun?

I'm glad we did.

I know.

Just a really good time pausing for 10 seconds.

Yeah, we should do that.

Like, I don't know, every hour.

Let's do it every hour.

Yeah, once or twice an hour.

Give 10 seconds to the

stations.

Go ahead.

All righty.

Okay, so we've got the encampment in

Denver making all of these demands.

13 of them.

What do you want to bet?

Denver caves into all of it.

Of course.

That's what I was saying.

I mean, they're already asking.

My gosh, they're asking residents to take in the

immigrants.

The migrants.

The migrants.

I mean, they're already doing that.

that.

So, of course, they're going to cave in.

Of course, they are.

And it's just, it's maddening.

They've spent hundreds.

Well, I don't know about Denver.

I mean, we've spent hundreds of millions of dollars, if not billions of dollars on these illegals.

Oh, billions and billions.

Denvers had to have spent at least $100 million.

Oh, easy.

I mean, it's not sustainable.

I'm sorry.

These cities cannot afford to do this.

And at some point, it's going to break.

And then everyone suffers.

Yeah.

Right.

Then everyone suffers.

And it's going on all over the country.

You know, it's part of the genius again of

Greg Abbotts, Governor Greg Abbott's

decision to start shipping illegals eastward, northeast in particular.

It was a good move.

It just brought him into the situation.

Yes, it did.

They had no clue about what was going on at the border, but now they do.

Now they know.

Now they do.

Now they know, and they don't like it.

And so all of these sanctuary cities are starting to rethink their sanctuary status just a bit.

We became sanctuary cities because we hated Donald Trump for what he was doing to the migrants, those illegals, or weirds.

Everybody wants to, we need to be a sanctuary city.

Okay.

How do you feel about it now?

Yeah.

Here's the look at the illegal encampment in New York City.

Check this out.

Cut 10.

Queens, New York, standing outside a migrant shelter that is for men.

This is a huge encampment back here, housing over a thousand men from all over the world.

Most of these men that you're seeing right here are from Africa and Venezuela.

I want to show you right across the street from me

is a baseball field.

There's an elementary right there, a YMCA down the street right there, and beyond these tents is a senior citizen center.

This is built in a neighborhood.

All of these men here, right here, they need work.

They want work permits so they can work.

They entered into America illegally.

Therefore, they cannot work.

And they are put in a neighborhood in Queens, New York.

Could you imagine if this happened in your neighborhood?

How would you feel?

There were protests in the streets when this all came, but those protesters, nothing happened because this was still built here.

The city is taking care of these men because this is a sanctuary city.

And this is what is happening.

Another result, having these open borders, all these people have came.

All they can do all day long is just sit and wait and hope that they get a work permit someday.

That's It's going really well.

Insanity needs to stop.

Yeah.

Yeah, they're doing a really good job.

It is.

Aren't they?

Oh my gosh.

And you know,

they protested in the beginning, but now they're going, yeah, people have jobs.

Yep.

Can't protest for every day.

Don't forget, though, that

the border is secure.

Oh, yeah.

Alejandro Majorkis told us the border, the border

is secure.

So relax, okay?

Biden's got this thing under control.

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Let's start with an example of what makes America great.

This month happens to be American Cheese Month, by the way, if you weren't aware.

And a Perrystead dairy located in Old Kensington neighborhood in Philadelphia has officially opened the city's first self-service cheese dispensary.

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So according to the New York Post, the machine is also stocked with

Marblewood tarcutery boards.

And they also said they're going to start stocking knives.

I'm sure that's going to end well.

Yeah.

It'll be fine.

It may not be the best of ideas, but having cheese 24-7?

That's a good idea.

That's a good idea.

Number two, they're dropping like flies, Pat.

Earlier this week, Miss USA, Noel LaVoigt, gave up her crown.

Yeah, some kind of mental thing.

Yes.

Mental health.

She gave them that on mental health.

Yeah.

She needed mental health.

And now, Miss Teen USA,

she's giving up her ground too.

Weird.

She claims that her personal values no longer fully align with the direction of the organization.

However, she's going to continue her relentless advocacy for education and acceptance with her multilingual children's book, The White Jaguar, and the organizations that I have the privilege to work with long before I started competing.

She's in the 11th grade.

The Lotus Petal Foundation and the Bridge of Books Foundation.

So, I mean, the Miss USA and Miss slash Miss Teen USA and Miss Universe, I mean, they've had some issues, right?

Because they had the B.

Bonnie Gabriel, who won Miss USA in 2022.

They didn't rush over to give her a big hug when she won.

And then the next day they were like, nah, it was rigged.

She shouldn't have won.

So, I mean, even the contestants were like, it was rigged.

There's no way she should have won.

Wow.

The president was suspended on a sexual harassment scandal for both organizations, right?

And then so they had the two winners step down this week.

And I guess congratulations are in order to Stephanie Skinner of New York, who was the runner-up of Miss Teen USA.

She now, you know, gets the crown.

And Savannah Gankiewicz from Hawaii as the first runner-up is now gets the Miss USA crown.

So congratulations to you.

You get to be

the head dog of the crown.

U.S.

News and World Reports best states

ranking the best states in the U.S.

in order.

They based on their performance on health care, education, natural environment, opportunity, economy, infrastructure,

fiscal stability, crime, and corrections.

It encompasses thousands of data points across 71 metrics in eight categories to capture how the 50 states states serve their residents.

Number one, for the second straight year, Utah.

Utah.

I mean, Utah is beautiful.

I could live in the state of Utah.

I don't know.

I like Utah.

Number two.

Yes.

New Hampshire.

Which doesn't make any sense.

Number three.

All right.

Nebraska.

Number four.

Nebraska.

I don't know.

Minnesota.

All right.

Number five, Idaho.

I could live in Idaho.

Idaho's pretty.

Number six, Iowa.

Yeah.

Thanks, Caitlin Clark.

Number seven, Vermont.

Yeah.

Number eight, Washington.

No.

Number nine, Florida.

Yeah, that needs to be bumped up a little bit from number nine.

Number ten, Massachusetts.

Those are your top 10.

How is Texas not on that list?

Well, Texas

are way down the list.

They're on the list, Pat.

Break.

They're 29th.

29th.

Yeah, 29th.

Number 11.

Come on now.

Number 11 is the new.

They have their new logo on their license plate now, the Gravel Pit State, South Dakota.

And then you're, of course, home state of Montana, 24th beats, Texas.

Wow.

And so, I mean, the bottom five, nobody likes the South, really, but the bottom five, West Virginia, Arkansas, Mississippi, New Mexico, Louisiana.

And Arkansas, Alabama was in like, I don't know, they were 45th or something like that.

So the South did not fare well.

So some of the criteria that they used were like,

what's the economy like?

How about the the health care or education?

Those things.

And so,

again,

Utah for the second straight year, number one.

They just score high in many of those categories.

So

I am really surprised.

Even with

being the home of the godless animals.

Even with that.

Yes, the University of Utah.

Yes.

Even with being the home of the godless animals.

But

I was really surprised.

Texas is not, I mean, our economy is great.

Our health care system is great.

I know.

People come here from all over the world to be treated for various ailments.

I mean, Houston has probably the greatest cancer care center in the world.

And so

how do we not make that list a little bit higher?

I mean, 29th.

Come on now.

I know.

Ridiculous.

I know.

And we don't have any state income tax.

Right.

I hate that argument so much because everything else is really high.

Yeah, it bumps the property taxes up just a tad.

It does.

Yeah.

It most definitely does.

Number four, Disney in the news, big time.

We had the latest Rasmussen reports on a telephone survey that 71% of American adults agree with the statement Disney should return to wholesome programming and allow parents to decide when their children are taught about sexuality.

Thank you.

I mean, does that come as a surprise?

71%.

71.

71.

higher than that.

Still, 71% is pretty good.

53% said, eh, okay, fine.

We agree.

And so, I mean, with that in mind, they had their big earnings call this week.

Their subscriber growth to Disney Plus.

They now have 117.6 million subscribers to Disney Plus.

They added 6.3 million subscribers, mostly outside of U.S.

and Canada.

They reported a loss of like, I don't know, $20 million, and they recorded a huge profit in streaming and direct-to-consumer segment, but they didn't put in ESPN Plus, which is weird because they turned to profit, but I guess when you put in ESPN Plus, you lose money.

They said that they, overall, they lost like $18 million.

So not sure how those books are working for them.

Iger said he was going to expand licensing content, including Netflix, indicating a shift from before when he said, no, our stuff is our stuff.

So he's going to allow maybe some other platforms to stream Disney stuff.

They're going to cut back on Marvel's output, and they are going to balance between sequels and original content because they have, I mean, they have sequels coming up of Toy Story, Inside Out, and Frozen.

There's another Toy Story coming out.

Yeah.

Wow.

I thought they did a really heart-wrenching last

one.

They did.

And they're doing it again.

This one's Toy Story Dead, I think.

I don't know what it is.

I'm not sure.

Wow.

All right.

And they also announced that Disney, Warner Brothers, Discovery

are going to bundle with Max.

So you're going to have Hulu, Disney Plus, and Max able to all in one.

So, okay.

Wow.

So much for, you know, we'll see how that works out.

And we found out this week that, for sure, that Tinkerbell, the character from the 1953 peter pan movie she's almost completely disappeared now at the magic kingdom uh she doesn't do meet and greets anymore and they confirmed it saying yeah well look why

well they said first of all pat that meet and greets do change so why don't you check the website for updates okay don't be coming at us saying that these characters are gone okay

but you know she's you get to see her at the uh fantasy parade where she's on uh she's on a float float waving with peter pan and she does a flyover of the happily ever after after the fireworks show oh well then shut up but she doesn't do any two things right thank you thank you she doesn't do any meeting

we found out uh that why because uh disney's team the stories matter team

uh who that was developed to spot and correct negative depictions of people and cultures

in

Disney products that Tinkerbell is potentially problematic.

She's body conscious and jealous of Peter Pan's attention.

So

we get out of here.

Shut up.

Oh, my.

So

if you go to the Magic Kingdom and you're wondering, hey, I only got to see Tinkerbell twice, that's what you get.

And shut up.

Check the website.

Stop whining.

She's body conscious.

What does that mean?

She's got a nice body.

She cares about her body.

Yeah.

Okay.

Then that's.

You can't have that.

It's unsightly now.

I'm sorry.

If you look good, we can't have you looking good around people.

No, no.

Right.

Okay.

And I got, I got, for number five, I got sucked into a Tesla Cybertruck rabbit hole

yesterday, and there were people making fun of it.

They had their first cyber truck on Nantucket, and the Hoity Toits were making fun of it on social media.

And then there was a guy who cut his leg on the door, and he had a big gash on his leg.

And he, yeah, you know, some of those edges on the truck

are dangerous, yeah, because they're stainless steel and they're super sharp.

And he was saying, Hey, it's my fault, like a razor blade, it's my fault.

I still love my truck, I just closed it wrong.

Oh, I knew it was there.

He had a big gash on his leg, and plus, he proved that most guys were like, I'll be fine.

Because his wife's in the story, he said, My wife said, You ought to go get stitches.

And I thought, All right, if she says so.

But then I got, then there was this guy, guy, I hope we have the video,

where

your finger is not,

if you put your hand when the trunk is closing, it'll cut your hand off.

No, it won't.

It'll monitor it and it'll pop right back open.

Oh, I thought.

I mean, that's what it's supposed to do.

Because I saw a couple of reviewers do the Cybertruck, and they put carrots there.

And it cut the carrots right in half.

This guy will explain to you what it is.

He did it.

All right.

In my last video, everybody kept saying that when the Tesla Cybertruck was coming down on my finger, that I pushed up to make it open up and sense my finger, but that's just not true.

And to prove that wrong, I'm going to put my finger completely flat against the Cybertruck this time.

I'm not going to hover it.

I'll put it completely flat and see if it touches my finger because everybody is asking.

And I've done everything.

I'm going to test it out with this stick.

This is exactly what I'm going to do with my finger.

I'm going to put it.

Oh.

Hopefully, my finger doesn't break like that, but let's find out.

All right, so

we're going to go to the next shot.

We're close aside.

Don't do it.

Don't try this at home,

ready?

Ready?

Ready?

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Oh, my God.

Okay.

Okay, I can't even move my finger.

Yeah, no kidding.

I might have actually broken it.

Look at how bad that.

So did he think it was going to pop up?

Yeah, he did because the sensors.

And it does not pop up.

When they're flat like that,

it didn't pop up.

Yeah, when it was flat like that, it didn't didn't pop up.

You have to kind of push up against it, let it know you're there.

Kind of dangerous.

Well, yeah, a little.

I mean, have you ever slammed your hand in a car door like that?

Yeah, I have too.

It hurts, and it hurts a lot, but I've never done it with something as sharp as that that could cut your finger.

I know,

wow,

so I'd be recalling a truck because there's going to be that's going to happen, and then somebody's going to sue them

out of existence.

Ah, the sensor, we'll fix this.

Oh, don't worry, all right, he's fine.

We'll send you a download.

Don't worry about it, whatever.

Don't worry about it.

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We're just talking about some changes at Disney.

Did you see that

Bob Iger's salary went down a lot?

They just did this big CEO disclosure, and he only made around $12 million last year.

That was a salary.

That was a salary.

Yeah, that wasn't stock options or whatever.

Last year it was $51 million or something, but it went all the way down to $11 million.

So I'm thinking about putting together a GoFundMe page.

I would storm the castle if I were Iger, man.

What is going on?

Right?

$12 million?

Well,

they did not do well last year.

I know they did not.

Everything they released was a flop.

Yeah.

And now, did you know the number?

What was the number two movie at the box office last weekend?

You have any idea?

It was a Disney movie.

I'll give you that hint.

Star Wars episode.

Oh, yeah, the release.

Yeah, the re-release.

Fantamenous.

Because it was May 4th.

Right.

They did the big Star Wars thing.

Yeah.

25th year anniversary of that coming out.

And so they re-released it.

Planet of the Apes this weekend.

I got them.

I might actually go to the apartment.

Today.

I might actually go to the theaters for that this weekend.

Today.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.

I want to see that, man.

The number one movie last weekend was The Fall Guy.

Many people.

I mean, they thought this was going to have a much bigger audience.

It was under, yeah, there was 27 million is all it brought in.

Yeah, but I think

domestically, right, was only under 20.

So, I mean, they expected more than that.

I think domestic, this is domestic.

Oh, okay.

So, worldwide, I don't know what it is.

Oh, okay.

I know it was under what they had,

yeah, way under projections because there were two big, you know, Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, right?

Yeah, and they were, you know, it's all it's a throwback to, you know,

Lee Majors and right, but nobody remembers the TV show.

So I don't think they have.

It's not like something anybody's been claiming.

Hey, you know what we need?

Is a movie based on the fall guy from

the

I guess they did.

And maybe they shouldn't have.

Maybe they shouldn't have.

I know.

It looks like another Disney flop.

Okay.

Good for you.

And they're going to take a fall this weekend with Kingdom of the Apes, too.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

Yeah.

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We've got to share with you

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I think it was 15 lies in 17 minutes, according to some fact checks.

That's correct.

A few of those may be a little bit of a stretch, but not much.

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And we'll get into this.

Biden lied through his teeth over and over and over during this speech he made the other night.

Well, this was the interview with Unsettling.

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That's right.

It wasn't the speech.

It was the interview.

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100%.

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this was Aaron Burnett.

Burnett.

Yeah, Aaron Burnett.

Yes.

On CNN.

CNN.

Yes.

Interviewing the president of the United States.

I spoke for like 17 minutes.

It was an interview with Aaron.

And, you know, we played clips on your show.

For instance, this one.

That Gray Unleashed.

Bringing down inflation was 9% when I came to office.

Wait, what?

9%.

But look, people have a right to be concerned.

No,

yeah, we have a right to be concerned about a lying sack for a president.

It was not 9%.

And he said it twice.

Yeah, he did.

So, you know, it wasn't a mistake.

No.

He said it on purpose twice.

It was 9% when I came into office.

9%.

No, it wasn't.

It was 1%.9%.

1.9%.

Unbelievable.

But that was just one of the lies just one and this is a you know uh the new york post editorial board i know it's you know from the new york post but it talks about uh telling

polite fact uh washington post everybody a lie a minute yeah uh which is incredible so they go down the list of i've created over 15 million jobs since i've been president such a lie uh garbage

the introduction i mean it's created nothing right i mean the introduction of the vaccine had people uh you know, back in the workforce.

Finally, it wasn't jobs lost because of that, not created new jobs.

Right.

These were jobs that came back into the economy because everybody was going back to work.

Right.

Had nothing to do with him.

Correct.

Lie number two.

Other than a Herbert Hoover, Donald Trump is the only president who has lost more jobs than he created.

Wow.

Lie number three.

Look at what he says he's going to do if he gets elected.

Says he's going to do away with what I've done on Medicare, reducing the price of Medicare.

I hate this because he's never said

he's not going to reduce Medicaid and Medicare.

He's not going to jeopardize.

He's not going to do that.

Nobody has the guts to do that.

No, they don't.

It should be done because it needs to be done because it's going bankrupt and it's made us insolvent, but nobody will.

Nobody will ever do that.

And look, I'm a person who's coming up eventually.

And so is Jeffy, by the way, but he won't never admit that.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Where I'm eligible for those benefits eventually.

You know, you're in, I mean, you're way down

way months from now.

I'm talking months and months from now.

So, but they should be reduced or elongated.

I don't know.

Something has to be done.

You got to wait till you're 68, 70.

I don't know.

I don't know all the numbers.

I can't do the math for you, but something has to be done where you either wait to receive those benefits or they're reduced or something so that they're still there.

There's some solvency left.

When the rest of us get there, and we've been paying into that stinking system our entire lives.

Yes, we have.

And then what you're going to find if we don't do something about it, it's not going to be there.

It's gone.

Although they've been saying it's not going to be there for a long time.

A long time.

That's true.

And it's still there.

It is true.

Yep.

But why?

That's because they keep

printing money and making our money worthless.

And that'll catch up to us, too.

Lie number four.

Okay.

You know, we have 1,000 billionaires in America.

Know what their average federal tax is?

8.3%.

No.

No.

Even according to this,

the average rate is 25.1%.

Okay.

So if you earners with more than $4.4 million.

See, but if you said that, 25.1 sounds like a reasonable number to people okay yeah you're taking 25 of their salary that's good yeah for the rich guys for the rich guys i i think that's that's great is what they will think and but they don't want anybody to know it's actually that high because everybody else is there's a lot higher a lot higher higher than that many of us pay you know because you don't have the tax breaks and you you don't have the accountants that some of these people do

and you're not paying uh capital gains taxes you're paying income tax and so it's you know closer to 40 or 50%.

And if you live in a state that charges income taxes well, it can be over 50%.

It's insane.

Lie number five.

We've already turned it around on the economy.

Oh, my gosh.

Now, Burnett quoted some tough figures on the economy.

I don't even know if you have that clip, but that clip was incredible because he talked about how people, yeah, how people

had the money and

real income when your account for inflation is actually down since he took office, and he just denied it.

Yeah.

You just lied.

Lie number six.

So that was a lie on a lie.

Correct.

Lie number six.

The polling data has been wrong all along.

Every survey that says people are upset about the economy, every poll that puts Biden's approval rating at historic lows, all of them,

dozens of sources.

Wrong.

Okay.

That's amazing because if it benefits him, it's absolutely right.

And why aren't you citing those numbers?

If it doesn't benefit him, and many of the numbers don't, they're wrong.

They're wrong.

They're just wrong.

And those numbers are getting worse by the day.

They should be a lot worse.

And by the way, isn't that what you're hammering Donald Trump for saying?

That

the election results were wrong?

You can't do that.

I thought that was not okay to do.

But it's okay for him to do it.

It's okay for Biden to do it.

You know, speaking of that, didn't we,

on a side note of that, didn't we impeach Donald Trump for

saying that a country couldn't have money unless they did what he said they had to do?

Seems like that country was Ukraine at the time.

Yeah.

Yeah, it does seem like

isn't this administration, this president, Joseph Robinette Biden, isn't he demanding that

they can't have something if they don't do what he says?

Is that the same thing

Whoa kind of thing?

Right, yeah.

Huh.

Weird.

No.

Yeah, maybe I'm wrong.

I don't know what I'm thinking.

Lie number seven.

There's a corporate greed going on out there, and it's got to be dealt with.

This is one of the things that's difficult to quantify.

Is there corporate greed?

Probably.

Does it have to be dealt with?

No.

How are you going to deal with it?

And his big deal is the Shrinkflation, right?

The corporate, it's corporate greed.

Yeah.

It's making the Snickers bars smaller.

Smaller.

And he just said the Snickers bar thing again.

And Snickers has refuted that.

Yeah, they've said that their bars are the same size.

Calm down, beating us up.

What are we doing here?

We're selling a Snickers bar.

Yeah.

Incredible.

Lie number eight.

Inflation was 9% when I came to office.

Yeah.

I mean, yeah, that's.

And you're down.

Inflation was 9% when I came to office.

No.

9%.

9%.

No.

No, it sure wasn't.

Again, 1.9.

Does it say 1.9 there?

This says 1.4.

1.4.

In January of 2021.

Oh, my God.

It's even better.

1.4%.

Jeez.

That's half a percent lower than I said it was.

That's pretty darn good.

That is.

That is.

Wow.

Lie number nine.

They have the money to spend.

Oh, yeah, this is what this is part of his.

They have the money to spend.

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

Pat, we've got the money.

We've got the money.

We've been whining about inflation, things costing more.

You've got the money.

Really?

That was a shot at the American people.

That's the money that you're talking about.

They have the money to spend.

Yeah.

Oh, my gosh.

That's amazing.

It's just angry.

Wow.

You're just a whiner.

Yeah.

Yeah, you're just a whiner.

Stop your whining.

Never mind.

I'm doing really well.

Never mind that you have to cut back on groceries or gas or any food.

Never mind that.

You've got the money.

You've got the money.

I'm sure you got to spend a little bit more.

So

guys outrageous.

Maddening.

Lie number 10.

Civilians have been killed in Gaza as a consequence of those bombs and other ways in which they go after population centers.

Okay.

I mean, Israel's been warning them.

We're coming.

And in fact, I'm

asked them to leave.

That they haven't.

done more than they already have.

It's really.

If this was really genocide, they'd just carpet bomb the place.

And they wouldn't send any warnings, just carpet bomb it.

And like we did in World War II, that was war.

Yeah.

I mean, we're already getting reports that

our soldiers are getting fired on building the port or

our pier out there.

Yeah.

So, I mean, we knew that was going to happen.

And, I mean, even our officials were saying, well, so what happens if our soldiers get fired at?

Are they able to return fire?

Well, yeah, but that wouldn't be a boots on the ground or a war or anything.

That's just a couple of guys firing at people.

Oh.

And that's exactly what happened.

As we're building the humanitarian peace

so that ships can arrive and deliver food,

the Hamas is firing at our troops.

It's incredible.

And we're supposed to, and we're on their side.

Israel's the bad guy.

Yeah.

Amazing.

Lie number 11.

We're not walking away from Israel's security.

We're walking away from Israel's ability to wage war in those areas.

Yeah, well, they're waging war in those areas to ensure their security.

Idiot.

It doesn't make any sense.

No.

And lie number 12, it made no sense in my view to engage in thinking in Iraq.

They have a nuclear weapon.

Well,

you were all for Iraq when we invaded it the first time, Mr.

President, when you were a lowly senator.

Lie number 13, you can't only love your country when you win.

Okay.

Yeah.

I believe you love our country every day, Joe.

I don't.

Is that how they're making a lie out of that?

They just don't know.

Yeah, someone better tell all the celebrities and elites in the Democratic Party who claim they are going to move if Trump is re-elected or say they don't know their country anymore or who burn American flags as they rally for Hamas.

Biden's chiding of Trump with this line could carry more weight if he said it to his own voters.

Nice.

That's really true.

Yeah.

Lie number 14.

I travel around the world.

Other world leaders know what they all say.

80% of them, you got to win.

My democracy is at stake.

80% of them know what they say.

That's what he says.

That's what they say.

You know that's a lie.

In their words, give us a break.

Are other world leaders really pulling Biden aside after his nap and saying democracy is at stake?

No.

No is the answer to that.

Plus, he has spit in the face of all the democracies that we're friends with.

He's slapped them in the face, spit in their face.

He's placated our enemies, and he's spit in the face of our allies.

So they're not taking him aside and saying anything to him.

Lie number 15 in the 17-minute interview.

All right.

Trump is going to put a 10% tax that's going to increase average Americans' cost $1,500 a year.

No.

You're doing that, sir, by taking away his tax cuts.

Right.

And he's bragged about that.

Yes.

After telling America, nobody who makes

$400,000 under $400,000 will see a penny extra in taxes.

Right.

And now he's going to

sunset the tax cuts, which will raise taxes on everybody.

What a liar.

So it was just 15 lies in 17 minutes.

That's not bad.

That's all.

That's not bad.

A couple of those lies were lies on lies, so maybe it was even more.

Yeah, I think it was.

But, you know, like barack obama said once um

when inflation was uh 10

at least it's a 15 or 20 percent that's right

oh okay it was only 15 lies at least it wasn't 30 or 40

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One more thing on immigration.

This one will not make your eyes bleed, though.

This is Chip Roy talking about

immigration and the insanity that's going on right now that he's trying desperately to get people to listen to and think about.

Here he is, Cut 12.

Is anybody paying attention to what's happening in London?

I'm going to say it here on the floor of the house to get the scorn of people when I say

you've got a massive Muslim takeover of the United Kingdom going on right before our eyes they always say chip well what is wrong with that well I've got some pretty strong concerns about Sharia law and whether that'll be forced upon the American people in this case the people of the United Kingdom

I've got pretty strong concerns about people

who want to see Israel's destruction, who were happy about October 7th, who were elected

in the United Kingdom.

Some might say that we've seen that here in the United States.

Some might.

What are we going to do about that?

Nothing.

We have 51.5 million people who are foreign-born in the United States.

They have about 20 to 25 million kids.

51 million.

That puts that well over 27% of our population.

It's the highest such number in the history of our country.

People say, well, isn't that great?

Is it?

Are we teaching people

about Western civilization?

Are we teaching people about the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the rule of law?

Are we teaching them Western values?

Are we teaching them God exists?

Are we teaching them the importance of freedom?

Or are we teaching an entire generation or two or three

to run around complaining about what's wrong and why the entire world is against them because of their skin color, their sex, their supposed gender identity, whatever the hell category we create to make people

have an excuse

for not just stepping up and achieving the American.

Wow.

I know.

We need more like him.

You know, that's the problem.

There's only a couple of these guys in Congress right now.

Between the House and the Senate, you can maybe name

five, ten,

ten at the most.

I'd say there's 10 at the most, like Chip Roy, but thank goodness for him because,

you know,

I'm sure the Democrats just blew that off as xenophobia, homophobia, whatever kind of phobophobia.

Sure.

Well, I mean, we see what's happening in

the United Kingdom.

I mean, you know, so many cities have mayors that are Muslim, including London.

They have thousands of mosques, a couple thousand anyway.

Yeah.

The report was the other day.

I think, in fact, didn't he say it?

No, somebody,

it was somebody in England that said they had 3,000.

They were kind of fact-checked.

There's only two.

It's like 112 or something.

So, okay.

Okay.

All right.

All right.

So everything's fine then.

Don't worry about that.

And the cities that he listed that all have mayors that were Muslim, people were like, oh, there's three cities.

Those cities don't have mayors that are Muslim.

Okay.

All right.

Not every city in England.

Right.

But there was, according to this post, there were 130 Sharia courts, 50 Sharia councils.

In England, 78% of Muslim women do not work, receive state support plus free accommodation.

63% of Muslims do not work, receive state support plus free housing.

State-supported Muslim families with an average of six to eight children receive free accommodation.

Now every school in the UK is required to teach lessons about Islam.

And

I didn't see any fact checks on those numbers.

All of that's great if...

You want

your nation to turn into Iran or Saudi Arabia.

If that's what you're looking for, I guess you're excited about those numbers.

If not,

you might want to wake up.

That's an issue.

Yeah.

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Have you seen the new pictures that are coming out of Baron Trump?

Holy cow.

I mean, the last picture I saw of him.

He looks just like his dad.

Except that he's eight feet tall.

Except he's 6'7.

Like I said, he's 8 feet tall.

Eight feet tall, 6'7.

It's very close to the sink.

But he towers above his dad.

He was just pictured with

Donald John Trump.

And he's, I don't know, what is...

Trump is pretty tall, like 6'4, maybe, 6'3, 6'4, somewhere in there.

I don't remember something like that, yeah.

But Baron Dwarf dwarf towers over everyone.

Yeah, it's amazing.

But he looks a lot like Donald.

And instead of heading to the NBA, he's headed to the ⁇ he's going to be one of the

convention, right?

State at-large delegates to the Republican National Convention.

It's kind of cool.

I guess he's really into politics and wants to follow in his dad's footsteps.

Of course he is.

Of course.

Of course he does.

Of course.

Why not?

Are you telling him no?

No, Baron, you can't be an at-large delegate.

No, he's probably never been told no in his life.

He would not be used to that.

Now, he's got, if he wants to, he's going to be the guy that says Florida nominates Donald Trump, right?

Now, that would be cool.

I don't know.

I don't know what the process is for the delegates.

The process is, Baron, would you like to?

Baron, you want this?

Do you want to?

Okay.

It's yours, man.

Do it.

Get up and not your dad.

In fact, we're not even going to ask.

Baron, here you go.

Yeah, that's the process.

So it should be interesting to see.

No kidding.

I would think, you know, he'd have a future in politics if he wants it.

Is he not going to get elected if he runs for

some minor office or?

Oh, my gosh.

Of course, he's going to be elected.

At 18, he's a congressman.

Except he can't be a congressman yet.

Not a U.S.

Congressman.

His state, maybe.

He could probably be mayor.

I don't know what the cutoff is for that.

Like, city council start there.

Yeah, maybe.

He could do any of that.

County commissioners in Florida.

That's a good gig, actually.

But as soon as he's old enough,

is there any doubt he runs for Congress?

I mean, and then Senate and then President?

Those offices.

Right.

I mean, those offices, the congressional office, that's an easy gig for him to win as soon as he's able to,

you know, whatever the restrictions are.

And the left will go out of their minds.

He's got to wait over 25.

Yeah, 25 for U.S.

Congress.

We're going to need to change that.

30

for the Senate and 35 for president.

Yeah, we need to change that for Baron.

He just needs to be able to do it.

You know, do you remember when Arnold Schwarzenegger was being elected governor of California?

And because he was a Republican, conservatives were

going to change that.

You got to be born in the United States thing.

How do you feel about that now?

Like, you've run for president.

Yeah.

How would that have worked out for us?

How do you feel about that now?

Well, the founding fathers were, I don't know, somewhat intelligent.

Screw your freedom.

Thank you.

That's where he is now.

That is where he's at and has been for a long time now.

He's kind of backed up on that a little bit.

Yeah.

Tried to be nice.

It's too late now, though.

I know.

He lost me.

He lost me.

All these people now are

kind of trying to pretend like their COVID nightmare didn't happen.

Yeah, right.

It did.

We remember.

Okay, we remember.

And we're not going to get burned with that again, my friend.

No, we are not.

We won't get fooled again.

No, that should be a.

Nah, that'd never work.

Nah, nobody'd ever look.

It's not catchy enough.

That wouldn't work.

Also, speaking of people who have changed or not changed or pretended to have changed, you know,

Stu was in yesterday, and we talked a little bit about RFK Jr.

Stu's not a fan.

I don't know if anybody's noticed that who follows this show.

Not a fan, not a big, big fan of

RFK.

RFK has said a number of things over the years that

I can understand why people are familiar with it.

That he's not a fan.

I can't understand.

That's why Stu and other people are not fans of it.

Yeah, I've never been a fan.

I thought he's done some interesting things lately.

He's said some interesting things lately.

I don't think he means it.

Apparently, not because if you are to look into what he has been saying about abortion, first of all, his vice presidential running mate,

whatever her name is,

I don't even know who she is.

She's some rich woman who

Manahan.

Yeah,

she married a Google guy, right?

Divorced him, got a bunch of money.

Now she's a pontificator of politics,

which, okay.

All right.

Gave him a bunch of money and said, I'll give you more if you make me your vice president.

But she was asked about his stance on abortion, and she said

that he wants limits.

Okay.

Right.

Also.

Yeah, so here she is talking about that last week.

And then I think they play some.

My understanding is that he absolutely believes in limits on

abortion.

And we've talked about this.

You would cap it at 15 weeks?

15 weeks, yes.

Or 21 weeks?

Yes.

Three months.

So three months.

You would sign a federal cap on that.

Yes, I would.

Yeah, you would.

Okay, now that was in Iowa.

Right.

When everybody was in Iowa running.

So when was that?

January?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

So that's in Iowa.

And not, I mean, almost four limits.

Almost immediately, his people back off of that, saying, oh,

this is what he himself, the Grinch, said yesterday.

Yeah.

So in other words, keeping it as is with Roe versus Wade having been overturned and leaving it up to the states to determine if and when a woman can have an abortion?

No, I wouldn't leave it to the states.

Right.

Oh, I would.

He would say completely, it's up to the woman.

I believe this is all the same.

Can Can you pause it for just a second?

What is the deal with the no shoes?

He took his shoes off.

He's sitting there in his socks.

It's the comfy podcast.

Almost laying completely down in the chair.

It's a comfy podcast.

Yes, it is.

She's got her legs up on the couch.

It's just weird.

It's kind of the Drew Barrymore feel, you know, where Drew gets in your face.

I want to hug you and love you.

Okay.

All right, Drew.

All right.

All right.

But here's the rest, what he had to say.

He would say completely.

It's up to the woman.

My belief is we should leave it to the woman.

We shouldn't have government involved.

Okay, all right.

Even if it's full term.

Even if it's full term.

Wow.

Wait, wait, wait, what?

Okay, so we've gone from you'd sign a ban after 15 weeks to 21 weeks.

Sign a ban 21 weeks.

Now you're saying full term, no bans whatsoever.

Doesn't matter.

Whenever you want to kill it, kill it.

We don't care.

Okay.

On the day of the birth, you can go ahead and abort that child.

Right.

Hmm.

Seems like more than a fetus at that point.

Does.

I mean, to just about everybody in the world on this planet, anybody with any common sense, I think you'd agree.

Okay, that's a child.

Yes, that's actually.

That's actually, well, I mean, anytime is murder, but that really is murder.

And it's clearly murder to viable Americans

right now.

And the numbers back that up.

I mean, it's like 84% of Americans or something agree with that.

It should be much higher than that.

I don't know how it's not 100%, but everybody knows that, okay, you carry full term, that's an actual baby.

Yes.

And you're going to abort that baby now?

We know at that time,

we know at that time that it's not a piece of broccoli.

Yes, we do know that.

It's not a Volkswagen.

Right.

It's not, you know, it's not a Ruta Vega.

You've got a human being in there.

Wow.

Oh, my gosh.

I mean, at three weeks, we didn't know.

We didn't.

We didn't know.

I thought for sure that looked like a Rudabega used to pull out of the ground.

He could have been a cabbage patch doll.

I don't know.

I don't know what was in there.

But now we know.

Yeah.

So let's not abort it.

I mean, you can't get everybody on board with that.

No, you can't.

I guess not.

Not even RFK when he's trying to placate both sides now.

You know, it's interesting because I think he's enjoyed the attention he's gotten from the right, which he's never had before.

He's never had

praise and accolades from the right.

And And he likes it.

Because he is a nightmare.

Right.

His climate change world is a nightmare.

Who has been such a nightmare that he even called Glenn Beck a traitor because he doesn't buy into global warming like this guy does.

And what happens to traitors?

Oh, that's right.

They're executed.

Huh.

Huh.

That happened.

Okay.

Well, and then during the interview with Glenn, he backs off that stance a little bit.

But, you know, do you trust him now?

I sure don't.

Not after that.

No.

So I'm hoping that's opened up the eyes of a lot of people who were thinking, you know, I might

vote for RFK Jr.

The news broke, I don't know, yesterday or the day before that he's got like a dead worm in his brain.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

So he's got.

Well, he said that a while ago.

Okay.

That was some time ago.

I'm about to explain.

I apologize.

I'm not up on the breaking news of RFK, so I should be,

but I do know now that he has a

dead worm

in his brain, right?

Well, the worm started eating his brain away, portions of it, and then died.

And so it was in there, just, I guess.

And so now it's just a rotted, dead worm.

A rotted bread worm in his brain.

I mean, that explains.

It may explain a lot.

It does.

It does, to me,

that maybe

your brain changes the way it thinks from time to time.

It does explain some things.

It does.

I would think.

Personally,

if you had a dead worm in your brain, it may affect the way you think think from time to time.

I don't have an argument with that.

I think you're right on that.

I think you're essentially correct.

All right, we got to play this iPad ad.

This Apple ad about the iPad.

I mean, people are having

this thing.

They're really wound up.

I mean, there was a bunch of celebrities that were yelling at Apple, and I'm not a big Tim Cook Apple fan.

I mean, I like some of their products.

I've got an iPhone.

I have an iPad.

So I guess I kind of am an Apple fan.

But this commercial didn't hit me the way it did with some.

I mean, were you offended by it?

Have you seen it yet?

I've not seen the whole thing.

All right.

Watch this.

I don't think I have.

I don't think I've seen the whole thing because I was reading about it and I was reading about the destructive imagery.

Yeah.

They destroy some things.

And

they're making a point about, I think, everything being contained in the iPad.

Plus, the iPad is so thin, you really can't squish it because it's already squished as thin as it can get.

Watch this.

Watch the ad.

Okay, there goes the trumpet being squished.

Up and crushing

video game.

Yeah, about to crush a piano here.

Oh, and a lot of paint coming out.

That's kind of cool.

Yeah.

Smashing the metronome.

Okay.

I think people are pissed off about this because then there goes a guitar.

You're crushing all of human creativity and then I guess that's okay now.

Shut up.

Relax.

That's the most powerful iPad ever.

It's also the thinnest.

Okay.

And there it is.

Yeah.

That's just a good ad.

Are you going to get wound up over that?

That's just a good ad about the iPad.

I think it is.

Everybody's like.

Is it real or AI?

Apple wants to destroy humanity now.

Come on.

We know that to be true, but that's not about the ad.

Yeah, right.

That's right.

That's about their stupid ideology.

Right.

And I know that

I know

there's music stores closing all over.

Sam Ash has been open for 100 years.

They're closing every store now.

So you know why that is, Pat?

Apple.

Because Apple did the commercial about smashing Apple.

That's why.

Even though this all happened before the ad hit.

But

let's not let that get out of the way.

Don't start bogging me.

Don't worry about that.

And Spotify has nothing to do with it.

Don't worry about that.

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You know, we were just talking about that Apple ad that everybody's having a fit over because they squash some

instruments

and other items as well.

You know, video games and toys and everything, paint

oozes out.

You know, really,

the technology, not just Apple, but the technology.

Apple is crushing all those things because they all belong in the iPad.

Well,

it does.

Yeah, it does.

I don't know if you know that.

It does.

It does.

I mean, not just Apple, I mean, the technology.

I have all of that in my phone, an Android phone as well.

I mean, it's all there.

So it's a pretty good point, actually.

Yes, all of that stuff is contained in the iPad.

It's all there.

It's pretty cool.

Yeah.

I mean, if Henry Ford ran an ad in the early 1900s

that squished

buggy.

Maybe not the horse, but the buggy

crushed it.

And replaced it with the car.

Would everybody have a cow over that?

Oh, you crushed a buggy.

Yo, if human creativity is gone now,

would you be yelling about that?

Yeah, well,

I don't know.

I mean,

it's just the natural progression of things.

Right.

We're moving on.

We're moving on past a lot of that stuff.

I mean, we still, look, we can, the thing is, is that that technology has also helped us purchase a lot of those goods online.

We don't have the brick and mortar stores but we can still order those products and have them delivered you know to your home.

Heck I mean we can have stuff delivered to my home in minutes.

The skies are dark with drones flying over dropping goods off to your home now.

I mean it's incredible.

So I mean it was just a commercial

saying this is what's all in this iPad.

I've been really surprised at just the vitriol over it.

It's like people are really pissed.

Why?

I mean, we're not caveats.

It's just an ad.

It's just a commercial.

You squished a few instruments and a couple other things.

Oh, well.

Oh, no.

How did that change civilization?

Did it?

Weird.

Just really weird.

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Okay, so we've discovered something interesting

about the Sam Bakeman Freed situation.

The guy's in prison for, was it 26 years or something?

Like a long time.

And he's in prison because he supposedly defrauded

investors out of billions and billions of dollars.

Essentially, it was a like an Enron type Ponzi scheme, right?

It was just a...

That's what I thought it was.

That's what I was told.

That's what the news reports were.

However, what are they reporting now?

They're reporting now that

I guess the FTX has

a CEO that's worked to track down more than $8 billion in missing assets to repay an estimated $11.2 billion owed to creditors.

Plus,

then this week they said, oh, you know what?

We've recovered actually between $14.5 and $16.3 billion, which is tied into all these funds.

So people are with the hedge funds and the digital assets.

We're working to recoup payouts made to former company executives and the parents.

So now if this proposal goes through, 98% of the customers and those who invested 50,000 or less are going to receive 118% of their investment back.

So they're getting their investment back plus interest.

What has been, who was defrauded?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I mean,

maybe a financial person can shed some light on it.

I want to know what actually happened, but

if you invested in something

and then you get your money back, plus

it for you.

I would like to be defrauded that way.

Right?

Yeah.

So you're getting an 18% profit on it, right?

Yeah.

I mean, if you're getting 118%

back,

you got all your money back, and then another 18% on top of that in profit.

Now, I guess maybe you didn't get it back when you thought you were going to get it.

Right.

It's been delayed.

But, oh, well, most investors know it's going to be down the road somewhere.

That's amazing.

So I know that they were partying and living the life of Riley, you know, which with

all Wall Street

executives

do that?

Did you see that?

Did anybody see

Wolf of Wall Street?

I did, actually.

Yeah, I bet you did.

Yeah.

Yeah, there's a couple scenes in there I may have watched more than once, but that's just me.

When they're at the

stock exchange,

when they're trading stocks.

That's one of them.

Yeah, it's one of my favorite parts.

Oh, yeah.

It's very sexy when they do that.

That is.

When they're yelling.

Oh, bad.

You know, bye, bye.

Sell.

Sell.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Oh,

let me buy two of those.

Yeah, you want to put it on pause and say, okay, what's he buying right here?

I got to see what stock it is because that's important.

So, yeah, that's fun.

I don't know.

I don't understand.

Maybe somebody can enlighten us on what the fraud was.

If it's a positive scheme, there's no money, right?

Because you're taking people's money.

Right.

And

you're paying off

other,

well, yourself, usually, and then people don't get paid back ever.

So if they're going.

Going back and finding all this money

assets and finding it, I guess maybe

the Bitcoin investments probably are up now, right?

So what was worth nothing before is worth something now.

I don't know.

I don't know.

Honestly, I don't know.

I'm just fascinated to think, well, does Sam get out of jail now?

I don't think so.

I don't think so.

He's going to be there, what, is it 25, 26 years or something?

It was a long stretch.

It surprised me.

I thought it was going to be, you know, they're going to give him a slap on the hand.

He's going to be out in three years.

25 years.

25 years he got.

And I think, is he in federal prison?

So you got to serve two-thirds of that.

So you can't get out.

Yeah.

If you're in federal prison, there's a mandatory sentence that you must serve before you can get parole.

And it might not even, I think it's,

if I remember right, it's 85%.

Because What's her face,

Elizabeth Holmes is they've been knocking time off of her sentence already.

Elizabeth Holmes from

Thranos, you know, the blood fraud

case.

Right.

And she's in prison, and they keep knocking time off of her.

And I was thinking, well,

they keep saying that they can only, she has to serve so much time, but I feel like they've already knocked off more than what they say she has to serve.

So

she's going home.

What are we doing?

No, it's still

10 years.

You know that if Donald Trump is convicted, if he is found guilty and convicted, there's no way they're knocking off any time from his sentence.

I mean, they're trying desperately to put him away for a really long time.

Well, Pat, he built some buildings and paid off the loans.

I mean, yeah, and

he deserves to be in prison.

And he may or may not have slept with a former porn star and given her money to keep her mouth shut.

And we can't have that.

We cannot have that.

We can't have that.

We can't have that.

Because nobody's ever done that before.

Nope.

Not anybody in public.

Actually, I didn't realize that it was illegal until now.

It's actually not.

Oh.

Yeah, it's actually not

illegal.

Weird.

The illegality comes in

if he gave it to her to affect the election.

Well.

And out of campaign money.

And out of campaign money.

Out of campaign money that was going to affect the election, right?

Yes.

So they haven't even necessarily named the

crime that raises it from a misdemeanor to a felony for jail time purposes.

And they haven't really even

proven that campaign funds are involved.

They haven't proven that he did it because of the election.

Could have been he did it because his wife, he didn't want his wife to know.

Right.

That's what he said.

Which he claimed

he didn't do anything.

He didn't do it in the first place.

So he didn't need to pay her.

And she said years ago he didn't.

So

why are we even here?

But well, because an amazing situation, because

Donald Trump.

That's right.

So yesterday, Trump attorney Susan Netchels, is it Netchels?

Cholly's?

Sure.

Went after Stormy Daniels, suggesting her porn films indicate she's lying about sex with President Trump.

But

I guess Stormy Daniels got a little feisty with her.

And now CNN absolutely loves that.

They absolutely love that.

They said that

the Trump defense was slut-shaming

Stormy Daniels.

And you can't do that.

You can't do that because there's There's nothing more legitimate than being paid to have sex on film, right?

I mean, we all know that a porn career is nothing to be ashamed of.

I'm sure her family's very, very proud.

I'm sure.

No, you're not.

I mean, if she wants to do it, go ahead.

I know, but they're making her out to be the victim here.

And I know.

Come on.

She's not the victim.

Come on, no.

And she said all along,

you know, even assuming this did happen, she wasn't threatened.

He, he didn't pay her for this

night or the two nights, whatever it was.

She claims it happened in a hotel room at Lake Tahoe and then somewhere else at a hotel room another time.

So she hated it so much the first time she did it again.

But that was only to further her career and get on his TV show.

And she said on the stand,

she lost a court case, supposed to pay Donald Trump, I don't know, $100,000.

No, $500,000.

Hundreds of thousands.

Yeah.

And she said that she didn't want to pay it because she didn't think it was fair.

Oh,

okay.

That's great.

I'll be happy to tell the judge that.

Incredible, isn't it?

It is.

And we're supposed to be okay with it.

Oh, she doesn't think it's fair to pay what the court has decided that you pay.

Okay.

Does Don get that?

No.

I don't think so.

No, he does not.

Somebody just told him to pay

that other woman from

Barney's or Bergdorf Goodman Goodman's, yeah.

$83 million, million,

and I don't think that's fair, but they're not taking that into account.

No, they are not.

The other thing is, I wondered how you felt about the new Kevins, because I know you've been defending Kevin Spacey for years.

And did you see that there's new accusers?

There's always new people

in the universe.

He just talked about it, too, on

some show, on some podcast.

Yeah.

I forget what it was.

The new accusations or the old ones?

I think he was still talking about the old ones.

Okay.

He needs to address these because Daniel, an actor, said of his alleged sexual assault by Kevin Spacey, I felt like I was staring at a soulless monster.

Or did you, Daniel?

That's what they all said.

And they've all gone away with their hands empty because it's not true.

So,

apparently, there's a documentary coming out.

Spacey Unmasked.

It features 10 men.

Daniel among them.

Yeah, are these any of the 10, the ones that have been found to be fraudsters against him?

I don't think these have yet.

Yeah.

Okay.

It's the old ones that have been found to be fraudsters.

That's correct.

Right.

None of them, none of these were involved in the London trial that saw the actor acquitted of nine charges.

And all but one have never spoken out before.

Okay.

So this is all new.

These are new gold diggers.

The charges stemmed from alleged acts that occurred from 2001 to 2013 when he was artistic director of London's Old Fic Theater.

This was the other case was from there when he was the artistic director.

Which, by the way, they kicked him to the curb for that, just for the other accusations.

Yeah, that's unfortunate.

I know.

That's unfortunate.

I mean, he lost the Netflix money, all of it.

It all went away.

It all went away.

He was booted off House of Cards, which was his project.

His show.

His show.

This was his show.

Did he not write it and produce it?

It was all his deal.

Nick Flint did it.

The original deal from Netflix was, I don't know, $100 million or something like that for him to create it.

And everybody freaked out, oh, my gosh, they're giving Kevin Spacey all this money to create a show.

And then after that first season, it was like, wow, what a genius idea.

Right.

Oh, wow.

Netflix was

on that, wasn't it?

Yeah, everybody loved it.

Yeah.

And how many seasons was it before he got accused of whatever as four, five, six?

Five.

Yeah, something like that.

How many are there altogether?

Seven?

Six or seven.

Because she ended up Robin Wright,

who was his wife on the show.

Right.

She's the one that continued, right?

Right, because she believed that she

was owed the same amount of money as Kevin for doing the show, being his wife.

And they finally bent the knee and said, You're right, you are.

And then, after the one year of her being the lead, they

watching it anymore.

And they were canceled because they said, Ooh, Robin, you're not as good as Kevin.

What a surprise.

Yeah, I know.

I mean, and

she originally said that she complained about

not getting paid as much as Kevin

and went to Netflix and complained, and they ended up paying her, and then she complained about that, saying, you know, I really haven't talked about it, but I complained that, you know, I wasn't making as much as Kevin.

Well, they paid me, but those bastards started out not paying me.

I mean, it's just insane.

It's insane.

It is.

Yeah.

Wow.

So anyway, and I know that Kevin is, you know, he's taken a beating.

You know, do I?

A lot of these things, do I believe, I don't believe all of them.

You know, maybe some of them are true.

But on the other hand,

I don't know if I'm working on House of Cards.

Yeah.

Let's say you use an example.

Let's say I'm working on House of Cards.

Okay.

And Kevin walks by

and cops a feel.

Am I.

Could you blame him?

I mean, look at you.

Look at you.

You can't blame you.

I don't appreciate the tone tone in your voice.

I mean, enough said there, I think.

Could you blame him?

That's where we are here.

You know, things

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Also, did you see that the UN Secretary General left Hamas off a sexual violence blacklist?

So they're putting together together a blacklist of these groups and organizations and countries that have committed sexual violence against women, mostly.

But they did not include Hamas in that list.

Huh.

After October 7th, especially,

after all the evidence and all of

the violence against the hostages,

after, even after October 7th, you still don't put them on the list.

Isn't that interesting how the Palestinians, and Hamas in particular,

never seem to incur the wrath of the United Nations?

Isn't that interesting?

Who are the countries?

Yet, Israel always does.

The document is titled Conflict-Related Sexual Violence.

It's published as a report of the Secretary General, and it noted there is evidence that sex crimes were committed during the Palestinian terror group, Hamas's devastating October 7th attack on Israel, but did not specifically attribute responsibility to Hamas.

Oh my gosh.

It's unbelievable.

It's just unbelievable.

The ministry elaborated in the statement that Guterres ignored the plethora of testimony and evidence that was collected and then included in the report of the special representative of the Secretary General on sexual violence in conflict.

Patton's report after her visit to Israel found that rape likely occurred during the Hamas attacks and said there was convincing evidence hostages were facing sexual abuse in Gaza.

And yet, still didn't include Hamas in the report.

Yeah,

we thought something else was going on.

Eh, whatever, but we didn't think it was important enough to write it down level.

Nah, so we just didn't.

We're not talking about it.

Oh, okay.

Well, that's convenient.

No kidding.

You know, this was a few years ago, but I remember a report that they did on the number of times the UN

has chastised Israel over the years.

You know, they give them, I forget what it's called.

What is it called with the UN?

Not demerits, not chastising.

But it's like that.

It's like a slap on the hand.

Yeah, it is.

Hey, you guys did a bad thing there.

And

they've done that like 150 times to Israel.

You know how many times they've done that to the Palestinians?

Two.

Zero.

No times.

Sorry.

I went over.

None.

None.

And apparently they're going to continue that.

And so that's

really wonderful.

And I'm sure that just will fuel the

Palestinian supporters on the college campus.

And they'll continue to

proclaim that Israel is committing genocide while Hamas and the Palestinians have done nothing wrong.

And look, our administration, this administration is

on their side, or seemingly on their side anyway, for sure.

They believe they can tell Israel what they can and can't do.

And

if not, we just won't give you your weapons or

arms.

Yep.

Okay.

They've got something like 14,000 more Hamas soldiers that are in Rafah, and they need to finish that job.

Yes, they do.

They need to put a stop to this, otherwise, it's going to happen again.

If they don't eliminate the threat, it will come back to Biden.

And so

it's despicable what Biden is doing right now.

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We were talking about Sam Bank been breed

a little while ago and the fact that he's doing jail time for 25 years,

but for defrauding investors.

But now they've paid back all his investors.

They're saying they found 98%

money

to pay back the investors.

Okay, so we're a little confused.

Where's the crime then?

If he found the money, if he had the money available to pay these people and 118% of what he owed,

how is that defrauding them?

So we were asking for, you know, somebody's take on it.

What kind of Ponzi scheme this was where everybody got paid?

That's a pretty good Ponzi scheme.

No doubt.

Anyway, Frank in Pennsylvania.

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

Hi, guys.

Hey.

Interestingly enough, I put the Rubik's Cube together in my head and I said, why would they want to do that?

Well, after donating, my take on it would be after donating so much money to certain entities.

Yeah.

I believe that more than the actual money that was claimed to have been lost has been taken.

And

what he would accomplish, or what the defense

team would accomplish for him doing the 117 return or 118 return percent, 118 percent, would be an appeal

to prove that nobody was defrauded.

Okay, right.

Taking advantage of the justice system and, you know, judges that are not familiar with what's going on here and they'll be like, oh, well, you know, okay, I guess everybody got paid back.

There is no fraud.

Let them out of jail.

And that is my take on it.

That would be a

pretty good take, though, right?

I mean,

how have they been defrauded if everybody got paid back?

I think that's a pretty good way and a pretty good piece of evidence that you didn't defraud people for the appeal.

If they have people in charge

that are putting things together and going through whatever the back assets are to find this money and recoup the money for the investors, well,

SBF could have done that.

He was busy being tried for defrauding them.

I don't understand.

But if you found the money to pay back the investors,

then

nobody was defrauded.

Because if they were defrauded, you wouldn't have found the money.

Right?

Right.

Unless it's the government paying back

all of these investors.

I don't know that.

That's not what

I think that's what's going on, is it?

Didn't say that, but.

Now, if that's the case, that's obviously different.

If the government is going to make these people whole and they're paying $16 billion

to do it and bail them all out.

I mean, I have kind of an issue with that, actually.

Well, yeah, so do I.

I'm glad they're getting a whole.

I am too, but that's not the way to do it.

No, it is not.

So maybe that's it.

Maybe it's the government paying this back.

That's not what this, you know, this, they, this is

from Sen Bankman Friedman or Freed,

then that's not fraud.

I mean, they took

all they're tracking down missing assets to repay the creditors.

And they've, you know, they're talking about they've recovered from investments that FTX and the sister company made in hedge funds, digital assets, and their AI startup company.

So

that's not defrauding.

No, it's not.

No, it's not.

And you've got pretty good grounds for an appeal.

If you were able to pay back your investors,

I'd say, let them out of jail.

What are you doing?

It got paid everybody back.

He has.

Or at least 98%.

And if it's only 2% who are not made whole, you know, give him some time to look for more fossils

and give him a shorter prison sentence, maybe.

Maybe.

I don't know.

I just, it's amazing.

It's weird to me that we're paying all this money back and he sits in prison for defrauding them.

Yeah.

No.

Yeah, bizarre.

It's bizarre.

All right.

I got this list of 35 things at the top of liberals' lists to ban forever.

Oh.

They want to ban ban so many things.

Yes, absolutely they do.

And here are the top 35 on their list.

I mean, they don't even want to let Apple have a commercial.

Right.

Right.

And Apple bent the knee, by the way.

Oh, that's the best.

They bent the knee, by the way.

They're not going to

be on the TV.

They apologized, said they missed the mark.

Oh, my God.

I mean, stop it.

It's asinine.

Now, Apple deserves what they get.

That's fine.

But

they can do what they want.

But it's just unbelievable that a few people

got their panties in a wad, and then Apple bends the knee.

This is what happens every single time.

It sure is.

If you complain on Twitter or X, whatever you want to call it, about a video.

Well, that's where I mean.

Tim had posted the video on X and they posted it, I think, on YouTube.

So they're not going to run it on TV ever again.

They apologize, said we missed the mark.

That's unbelievable.

I disagree with that.

All right, so now there's

36 things.

The Apple TV spot.

That's thing one.

Well, they got that.

They got that.

That's done.

They want to ban the death penalty.

Yeah, they've been trying to get it.

Oh, yeah, they've done that for a long time.

That's a battle being won.

I mean, there's fewer and fewer death penalties, and they've found ways around it.

I mean, they're finding ways to make it difficult to get the drugs.

That's why some states have gone back to the firing range.

And I will say, it really sucks when somebody turns out to be innocent who's already received the death penalty.

That's a problem.

That's a problem.

And it's happened a few times.

Not very many.

Not very many.

Not very many.

But it sucks for anybody who's ever had that happen.

From that standpoint, I understand it, but I'm in favor of the death penalty, frankly, even so.

Fracking.

Yeah, they've been trying to get rid of fracking.

That's for sure.

Which saved our economy years ago.

And they hate

about how bad it is for the environment, how bad it is.

It's causing earthquakes and water.

Fire.

It's causing earthquakes.

Stop it.

Assault rifles, obviously.

Oh, yeah.

Assault weapons of all kinds.

If it's black and it's metal, that's an assault.

That's a military

weapon of death.

So you don't.

You don't need it for hunting.

You don't need that.

One of the deer are wearing Kevlar vests.

Thank you.

Thank you, Joe Biden, for a great question.

No, they're not wearing Kevlar vests.

There's no need for you to have it then.

Disposable coffee cups?

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Definitely.

They've already done a really good job on that.

Yes, they have.

There's hardly any styrofoam available anywhere.

And styrofoam is a great product.

It's a great product.

Yes.

I'm a fan of styrofoam.

I know the person who's responsible for, well, I knew him.

For styrofoam, for the most part.

Well, bless his heart.

Bless his heart.

Made him quite rich.

There's no doubt about it.

Fairly well.

I'm sure it did.

Yes.

I mean, it's just another example of modern petro petro technology, though, which I'm a fan of.

Like everything else, you want to get rid of all this stuff, and it's all made from petro technology.

All of it.

So what happens when we get rid of it?

Oh, I know.

None of your products exist.

Non-products don't exist anymore.

Plastic bags.

Is that happening or what?

There's a store near me

called Sprouts where when you buy items there and you're at the checkout line, they'll say every time, do you want a bag for that for 10 cents extra?

Are you kidding me?

You're going to charge me 10 cents for the stupid plastic bag.

I've never seen that it's your first time in there.

Like, oh, no, they give it to you.

Do they?

Yeah.

They really do?

I've had one give it to me.

And I was like, oh, really?

Are they going to charge me for a bag?

I'm like, not this time.

Thank you.

They should feel guilty about charging you 10 cents.

I mean, it's 10 cents, but still.

Costco does that?

They charge you you for bags?

I didn't know.

Costco,

they make you carry it on your back.

Yeah.

Unless you steal an empty box underneath the register.

Something else they're trying to get rid us of, and man, they are trying really hard on this.

Gas-powered vehicles.

Oh, yes.

But that's gone by 2035.

And

that's a bumped it up to 30.

That's true.

That's not going to happen.

I mean,

it's just not going to happen.

It can't happen.

Mandatory minimum sentences.

So you can commit as many crimes as you you want and still no minimum sentence for you.

You can still get parole.

You can continue to commit crimes as long as you want and nothing ever happens to you.

There's no consequences for your actions.

Especially if you're a minority.

Yes.

How about this one?

Voter ID laws.

Are they ever trying to get rid of those?

And successfully, by the way,

despite the fact that nobody has a problem with voter ID.

Or having an ID, you're forcing us to have an ID to buy cough syrup, but I can't show my ID to vote.

Right.

Incredible.

And it's just insulting to minorities to say.

Well, minorities don't have driver's licenses.

They're just.

They don't know how to get one.

Really?

But

they do.

They do.

It's amazing that they do.

They do also support voter ID laws, which is amazing.

It's amazing.

Leaf blowers.

Not good for the environment.

Oh, man.

Not good for the environment.

Right to work laws.

You got no right to work in a state.

Well, it's because of

labor unions.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

Balloon releases, choking turtles and fish.

Birds.

Birds.

Yeah.

Everybody's choking on you.

Don't eat the balloon, then, stupid.

What's the matter with you?

Balloon.

They're not to eat releases.

They're not to eat.

Can you imagine being past that?

I can't.

Honestly.

It's just incredible.

It's agonizing.

But this is what we're up against.

You can't release all those balloons.

They eventually land somewhere.

So

the turtles will choke on us.

How about we worry about the spy balloons coming over our country?

Then we'll get back to you about the kids' birthday balloon, okay?

Offshore drilling.

It's a big deal.

That's a big deal for Californians, Floridians.

But they all fall in love with offshore windmills that kill a bunch of people.

Okay, fine killing whales and killing people and killing the environment.

We're all for that.

By the way, the offshore drilling rigs are usually so far offshore, you can't even see them from the beach.

It's like, I don't want those messing up my beach view.

You can't see it.

It's 15 miles out.

And that's the argument.

But I lived in Florida for a lot of years, and Floridians do not want those oils

off the coast, man.

I know.

They do not.

And I lived there.

And when I lived there, I felt the same thing.

DeSantis, did he not?

He caved into that.

Yeah, I mean, you have to because people, they just don't.

I mean, all the time I lived in Florida, I was against it as well.

And it was dumb to be against it, really, except that, you know, it's just like, no, I don't want to see them off the coast.

I know.

I want to be able to see the sunset without the oil rig.

How about this one?

High-capacity magazines.

Oh, my.

Yes, they're definitely after.

You don't need 15 Batman to Randy Miller.

Shut up.

Don't tell me how many shots I need.

Don't tell me how many bullets I need.

If there's 15 people coming at me, I need 15 bullets, probably more than that because I'm not that good a shot.

Okay.

So, do I need a hundred bullets in the magazine?

Yeah, maybe.

Yeah, maybe I do.

Has nothing to do with the deer wearing Kevlar because, first of all, the right to keep it bare arms isn't about hunting.

Okay, that's part of it, but that's not all.

And that's not the main issue anyway.

Well, we can't buy a cannon.

Yeah, I can, actually.

Yes, I can.

I could then, and you can now.

I'm so tired of that.

I'm you too.

Oh, man.

Hate speech.

Try to do it.

Yes.

Oh, yeah.

They're winning that.

And you see where the FBI, I mean, they're back into getting in with big tech again ahead of the election because we need them to let us know what dis and misinformation is.

So that's the reason that they hate Elon so much because hopefully Elon tells

them for that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

single-use plastic straws I love that one because that's compliments of a nine-year-old kid who did some science he did a school project or something uh and I think his teacher told him yeah go call some people and find out how many straws are wasted every day so he did he called and he got the answer that 500 million straws so he went with it and that's what he went with and that's what everybody started reporting I don't know kid 500 million I got to get back to work thanks for calling and that's where we've been ever since It's not 500 million.

I would be interested to hear from the guy who actually said, I don't know, kid.

I would, too.

I would love to.

Conversion therapy for minors.

They're trying to

do away with.

Private health insurance.

They've been trying to do that for a long time.

Junk food advertising for children.

Pesticides harmful to bees.

Oh, yeah.

You know, the bees know.

The bees know.

And the bees are disappearing, and we can't have it.

They are.

We cannot have it.

We can't have it.

Sale of public lands.

You know, I want the sale of public lands to China to stop.

So

that part of sale of public lands,

I'm with you on that.

Foreign entities should not be purchasing up a bunch of property in the U.S.

Here's another thing that's really been pushed lately.

Non-compete agreements.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, they're trying to get rid of that.

And they pretty much have.

I believe they have

gotten rid of it.

Were they terrible?

We survived it.

I've had nod competes many, many times.

I think I have one now.

And I've survived it.

Yeah, but I mean,

if you decided today,

you know, I've decided I want to go work across the street.

Yeah.

What was going to happen to you if you don't, if you do?

Do you shoot you dead?

They'll shoot me dead.

Okay.

Well, then you don't want to do it.

Yeah, you don't want to buy it.

You really don't want to do that.

No.

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