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Are you going away at all, Pat, for Thanksgiving?

No.

No.

Staying at home.

Staying here.

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While supplies last.

Until we sell out, which is, I don't know how long.

Five minutes or

six months.

We don't know.

We don't.

We're not just not sure.

No one knows.

No one can know.

Just like the metric system.

Exactly.

Right.

No one can know how many centimeters are in an inch.

Right.

No one knows.

And if somebody tells you something's seven kilometers away, is that seven inches or is it 7,000 miles?

I don't know.

No one knows.

There's no way to tell.

It's impossible.

Don't give me that metric stuff.

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That's pretty.

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And do you keep the normal flavors too?

Yes.

Okay.

Yeah.

Normal.

So you're going to be busy.

You're going to have a busy weekend.

That's basically what you're saying.

Yes, very.

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He's on vacation this week.

You and Glenn have talked about the QAnon situation down at Dealy Plaza, right?

Oh, yeah, yeah, we have that's a that's fascinating.

Yeah, they're still waiting.

They're still down there with

JFK Jr.

Well, especially yesterday because it was the 22nd, which was the day of the actual JFK assassination.

So it would have been very symbolic had JFK Jr.

shown up on that day.

I would agree.

He did not.

Oh, if he did show up,

I would have said it was notable.

I'm not sure what he's waiting for, but

they're still waiting for JFK

and, well, a few other debt celebrities to show up.

We'll get into that.

Plus, the Kyle Rittenhouse interview happened last night on Tucker Carlson.

Some interesting things he had to say.

We'll share that with you as well.

Coming up in one minute.

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Well, the

ignorance continues on the Kyle Rittenhouse situation.

Despite the fact that the trial is over, He was acquitted on all charges.

The evidence was overwhelming.

Has there been a more cut-and-dry case than this?

I don't even know if Perry Mason had had trials that were this obvious.

Well, the Perry Mason thing, they'd be going through the trial and it would look like he was going to lose.

And then the video would come out, and everyone would be like, oh, my gasp.

Right.

Oh, my gosh.

The whole time he was actually being attacked.

But this one, we had the video at the beginning, and we still went through this charade.

The whole time.

So

last night, Kyle Rittenhouse appeared on Tucker Carlson for a lengthy interview.

I guess Carlson's also done, Carlson and Fox have done a documentary on him, which I don't know when that comes out.

Yeah, apparently they were kind of behind the scenes as all this was going on.

Yeah.

So that's going to be pretty interesting.

I think it comes out in December.

Okay, so here's some of what Kyle Rittenhouse had to say.

Kind of lays out the events of the evening and what happened in his mind as things were unfolding.

Did any of the rioters try and calm him down or stop him?

What I noticed is the rioters were trying to like

they were like disassociating with him because he was like spewing the n-word around and they just didn't seem to want to talk about pause it for just a second if you could.

This is

this is the first person who attacks him.

This is the first person who's yelling.

As Stu pointed out yesterday, it seemed like he was trying to commit suicide by cop or suicide by some other rioter.

And he was yelling the N-word and he was carrying on and then turned his attention to Rittenhouse.

And just to be clear, it wasn't just that he was threatening Rittenhouse and others with guns.

He was literally yelling at them on video, shoot me, shoot me.

Yeah.

Okay.

So

there's some evidence to support my crazy theory here.

Yes.

And there's more here.

Have anything to deal with them, the rioters.

So he comes, he tries to grab your rifle.

He gets shot.

You decide at that point, listen, misremembering, you want to go turn yourself into the police.

Yes.

After I shoot Mr.

Rosenbaum,

he tried to grab my gun.

I was running away.

There was a gunshot behind me.

After I shoot him, I run around the car because I was going to go render first aid to him.

I wasn't able to because then

there was a mob forming and

calling for my execution to get him and kill him.

And that's when I try to run to the police line and get to the police.

And then I am attacked again.

By the guy who kicked you?

By Jump Kickman, yes.

Whose identity we didn't know?

It turns out the prosecution knew it and hid it.

Yeah,

so we found out November 7th, the prosecution,

we went into the judges' chambers and the prosecution said we identified Jump Kickman and the prosecution threw a fit a little bit.

They didn't want us to interview him.

They were like, well, he's a victim

and didn't want my investigators or my attorneys to interview him or ask him questions.

They just wanted to do it private and on recorded.

And the judge said, no, no, no, it's going to be recorded.

And then a couple hours later, they say, oh, he asked for immunity and we're not going to give it to him.

So we're not going to be calling him as a witness.

Pause it for a second.

So I think you alluded to this yesterday as well.

The jump kick man, the guy who kicked him in the head and knocked him to the ground, also apparently had quite a record of criminal activity.

Yes.

He did.

So he did not want that to come out.

And they, so we asked for immunity

for his testimony.

Exactly.

He offered testimony in exchange.

He wanted to get, you know, he has other crimes.

It was drug crimes and assault stuff.

And I mean, the guy's known as Jump Kick Man.

It would really be a disappointment if he didn't have assault charges already pending, right?

Like, I mean, if his name is Jump Kick Man,

you got to have assault charges.

It's got to be a jump kick of more than one person.

Exactly.

And, you know, he, and to

your point here, Pat, he jumpkicked him in the head while he was on the ground, right?

So it was the guy he ⁇ there was a guy in a white tank top that comes up and hits him in the head with a rock first.

That sort of gets him off kilter and he falls down.

Then jump kick man comes in.

Yeah, he's about to explain some of that.

And the guy with the skateboard comes along as well.

Yeah.

So here's more from Kyle Rittenhouse last night.

He didn't want to talk about his criminal record.

Yeah.

So you're running, trying to get to the police lines.

You see the mob coming after you.

Let's execute him, they're saying,

and then out of nowhere you get dropped to the ground by the guy who kicks you in the head.

Did you see him coming?

I did.

To backtrack a little bit, actually as I'm running, Gage Gross Scroots came up to me with his phone and put it in my face and he said, What are you doing?

Did you just shoot that man?

And I told him, I'm going to the police.

And he said, oh, okay, and ran off.

And I kept running to get to the police.

And that's when Anthony Huber strikes me with the skateboard as I'm running before I'm on the ground for the first time.

And then I'm hit with a rock by somebody in a white tank top.

And that's how I end up on the ground.

And I have four people around me, from what I remember.

And I move my firearm in their direction, and they back off with their hands up so I don't shoot them.

And then Jump Kick Man keeps coming, and that's when I fire two shots at Jump Kick Man.

Wow.

And he, you miss him, and he kicks you.

Yes.

Then what happens?

After

Jump Kick Man is running off, Anthony Huber comes up and he grabs the barrel of my gun and then he hits me with his skateboard holding his trucks and that's when I shoot him one time.

Where did he hit you with the skateboard?

He hit me in the back of the head

in the neck.

the back of the head towards the neckline.

Did you think you were going to be be killed at that point?

I did.

Then what happens?

And then after Mr.

Huber attacks me, Mr.

Grosskroots puts his hands up and then I have my rifle pointed in his direction for about a second and then once I lower my rifle, I noticed that my ejection port is opened about an inch and Mr.

Gross Scroots said I pulled the charging handle, which never happened.

I hit the forward assist to close the ejection port and that's he sees me doing that or something and this time he runs at me and he has his gun pointed directly at my head.

Did you see the gun?

I did.

Do you think he was gonna shoot you?

I did.

He had it pointed directly at my head and that's when I shoot him one time and

he is no longer a threat to me at that point because he ran off after I fired that shot.

Did you realize you hit him?

I I didn't know until later.

So then what happens?

Pause it for just a sec.

It's amazing that

we are able to watch what happened as he's describing it.

And thank goodness that's the case.

As you said, people like Elijah

from the Blaze here

filmed

this whole event as it was unfolding.

Otherwise, this guy would be in prison for life.

Yeah, I don't think there's any doubt about it, honestly.

And, you know, it's funny because you heard heard his testimony and it was a big build-up as to whether he should testify or not.

And then you hear his testimony, and it's basically could be used as a narration of the video.

Yeah.

Because he's just describing what we all saw.

Right.

You can see it happen.

There's no, there's almost no need for his testimony because, you know, we had video of the incident from several different angles, and it's blatantly obvious what occurred.

And any human being who wanted to actually know the truth could easily access it.

This is not a...

I mean, think about even like the OJ trial.

The OJ trial, we don't have the murder on tape.

We don't have him crawling over the fence in the middle of the night

and waking up poor Kato Kalen.

We don't have...

We just had people telling you those stories.

Here, we have the whole thing on video.

And we don't need to speculate, yet we still went through with all of this nonsense.

For what?

For what?

There was never a reason for this to go to trial.

There was never a reason for him to be charged.

You know, sure, right after the incident, you hold him, make sure that we can understand what goes on.

But when the video comes out, okay, we get it.

That's the appropriate response from law enforcement.

Yeah.

Yeah.

He describes a little bit more what went on.

There is a person directly in front of me, and I point my rifle in their direction and he puts his hands up and

he's backing up and I then turn around, start going to the police and then I hear shots behind me and I turn around and briefly raise my rifle to see if I'm being shot at.

And then I realize I can't see who's shooting at me.

So then I turn around and go back to the police car,

towards the police line.

It's just, hearing this, it's just hard to believe this is happening in an American city.

Yeah.

So then you finally get up,

you hear shots, you turn to see who's shooting at you,

and then you finally make it to the police line.

Yes.

Once I make it to the police cruiser, the police officer says, get back, get back, get back.

One of them has a gun out and the other has pepper spray pointed at me.

And I say, hey, I just had to shoot somebody.

I just had to shoot somebody.

And then they say, go home.

And I didn't know this until...

Go home?

yeah

the officer said to go home i don't think he knew what happened or heard me there's a lot of chaos going on yes um

but apparently he pepper sprayed me um you can see it in the video but i don't remember being pepper sprayed by him

so then what happened uh so then he goes home well first he he went down to the kenosha police department trying to talk to somebody there,

he says, and it was barricaded, so he couldn't get in.

So then he actually went home, turned himself into the Antioch, Illinois police,

and

described what happened then, and they told him to go home.

And so he did.

And then sometime later, he was arrested.

And

the rest is history.

It's interesting.

He has a fascinating story as well, which we'll get to in a minute,

about what happened to him in the jail cell as well.

We'll talk about that and get his thoughts on what happened there coming up in 60 seconds.

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The big interview with Kyle Rittenhouse was on Tucker Carlson last night.

And so he walked us through pretty much everything that happened during the shootings.

And then he is eventually arrested and goes to jail.

And he described what the conditions were like there.

The jail was interesting.

I was

I'm going to describe it as a one-star hotel, a one-star hotel.

We'll go with a Super 8.

Super 8.

I had a desk, I had a shower, I had a toilet, I had a TV,

I had a tablet,

but I didn't have running water.

Seriously.

I had a phone also, but I did not have running water, so I didn't shower until November 20th.

From October 31st to November 20th, I did not take a shower.

That's disgusting.

Very, I smelt terrible.

I felt sick.

I lost weight.

My health was degrading.

If I was in there for a month longer, I would have probably been in a hospital.

Wait, you had no running water?

No running water in my jail cell.

Did they let you out?

To talk with my attorneys.

I didn't really say anything about my running water because I'm not, I don't like to bring attention to myself.

I I don't want to draw any problems with any of the guards.

So I was like, I'm just going to, I'm just going to shut up and not mention that I don't have running water.

But I did shower for until November 20th.

And when I showered, I showered for like, I took like a three-hour shower.

I had like blood.

My skin was bleeding because my skin was coming off of my body.

It was just the nastiest thing ever.

And I feel bad for Dave, who's been with me through the beginning, who's helped start freekyleusa.org.

I feel bad for him because he had to deal with my smell for that three-hour car ride.

So I give him all the credit in the world.

So

fascinating to hear it from himself.

And it's amazing because all of this information, other than the conditions at the jail,

all of this information has been available.

The videos, the evidence, it's all been there for over a year now.

And yet, we still have people saying that Kyle Rittenhouse murdered two two black Americans and it's just so bizarre to me and in the in one case at least James Madison University posted one of their students talking about this

listen to this

lie essentially I simply wanted to publicly announce that the verdict of the Kyle Rittenhouse case has been nothing more than a disgusting reminder of what it's really like to be black in America.

All the protesting, everything we went through in 2020, we really would think would make a change, but clearly it doesn't.

We screamed Black Lives Matter, but it doesn't matter enough for these people who are in power, the jury, the judge, anybody, to charge this man with murdering and taking away two beautiful black lives at the ripe age of 26 and 36.

So how does he know what they are?

And American University posts that.

It's amazing.

As if they have no idea either.

Nobody at the university knows that he didn't kill two black men.

He took the time to figure out their ages, but didn't figure out their colors?

Yes.

That's how I believe.

I'd like to believe it's that he's colorblind, but I don't think it applies to this particular interview.

That's

what the problem is here.

That's an amazing clip.

It is.

You know, look, I mean, the interview with Rittenhouse, it was not a...

Tucker wasn't going for

an expose interview.

I mean,

was, it was a way to get to know Kyle Rittenhouse a little bit, I think, is the right way to describe it.

He went through the facts that he went through during the testimony, and he got a little bit of his personality, which I, which was kind of interesting to see.

And, you know, again, he seems like a normal 18-year-old

that seems respectful, however.

I mean, he's.

I'm not calling the guys who were trying to kill me, Mr.

Yeah.

But he did.

Yeah, he did.

He did.

I mean, and he also complimented the guards multiple times in the jail he was in.

Yeah.

You know, he did a, you know, he, he seems like,

look,

it's because the media made this a controversial case that you would, you'd step back and say, oh, gosh, you know, it's controversial to say this.

But like, you know, he seems like a respectful young person who cared about his community.

And you very well can come up with issues with the way he approached it, right?

Like, you know, again, I've said this before, but like I have a 10-year-old kid.

In seven years, I really don't want him in a riot situation with or without a weapon.

Like, let somebody else handle that because I care too much about my kid.

And I'm sure his mom would prefer him not being in the middle of that situation for that reason.

You think so.

Defending a community, there's nothing wrong with that.

That's something that you should want to do.

And that's why it was so shocking when the prosecution made a big deal about him wanting to put fires out.

It's like, why did you want the burn fires out?

I don't know.

I mean, because they were fires.

They're supposed to, I think you're supposed to put them out when you see them.

That's the way you interact with fires?

I don't know what else to say to that question.

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It's Thanksgiving week, and there's a big

slate of incredible NFL football games coming up on Thursday.

I will watch any football game on Thanksgiving.

Any NFL football game that comes on the television, I will watch it.

Me too.

Because it's a tradition and I love it.

Yes.

However, it's just comforting to have football on Thanksgiving Day.

And there's been a long time, and no offense to

our Detroit Lion fans that may be listening.

Are there any?

Are there Detroit Lions fans?

There's a few.

Okay.

There's a few.

I mean, the Detroit Lions fans are pretty loyal considering their team's performance over the years.

Yeah.

But it's one of those things where...

And the Cowboys were pretty bad for a long time through the stretch, too, where it was always the Lions and the Cowboys that would play.

And sometimes they'd just be terrible.

And you really wouldn't have much entertainment.

The first game is Bears-Lions, which is going to be a rough one.

There's not a lot of interest in that one.

Raiders-Cowboys, not a bad game this year.

Raiders are sort of falling apart at the moment, it seems like, but the Cowboys are in first place.

Bills, Saints.

It's probably a good game, although I don't understand what the Saints are doing

with Taysom Hill.

Me neither.

They just signed him to a four-year extension.

Yeah.

And they're not playing him at quarterback.

I don't know what they're doing here.

Trevor Simeon instead of Taysom Hill.

And we should note that the reason why this is important to you is.

He's a former BYU football quarterback.

Yeah.

And Pat loves BYU.

So that's why this is important to BYU.

It is interesting to see that develop.

I don't understand what they're doing in that situation.

And he just signed an extension for, I think, $43 million over 10 years.

Or, no, I mean, four years.

Yes.

Okay.

So it's about 10 million a year.

But if he becomes starting quarterback, which he can't seem to even beat out the third string guy, Trevor Simeon, but if he becomes the starting quarterback, it goes to four years, 95 million.

Yeah.

Now, look, four years, 43 million is not exactly a bad day.

No, that's a good day.

And that's probably why he's sticking around.

Yeah, it would be interesting to come back home and be like, hey, I got a raise.

It's either $43 million or $95 million.

I'm not sure.

I wanted to, speaking of football, I wanted to bring this.

I don't know if you've heard this story.

It's pretty crazy.

Bill Simmons, who is a big podcaster, runs The Ringer.

He was at ESPN and was responsible for the 30 for 30 podcast.

So he's a big figure in sports.

And he does a podcast every week.

And with it, I think Cousin Sal is his name.

I think it's Cousin Sal.

And so they do a podcast where they go over the NFL games.

And I listen to it from time to time because they have a good, good review of all the action from the week.

But at the very end, they do this segment called Parents' Corner, where they just sort of come up with a funny story from their adventures as dads, like trying to figure out parenting.

They've been doing this for a long time.

Well, this story had to do with COVID this week.

And I thought this was particularly interesting just to see this sort of chaos that is going on right now in people's lives that you never even hear of.

Listen to this story.

All right.

So,

you know, my son, same age as your daughter.

He's a junior in high school.

They're in the semifinals and the the playoffs, varsity football.

He plays every down on defense, defensive end.

The town is into it.

It's as small.

I mean, it's as Friday night lights as we're going to get in,

you know,

in a town in Beachtown in California, right?

But it's very cool.

Like you run into people and everyone's talking about it.

Oh, your son's playing great.

Oh, your son's playing great.

Yeah, this is, oh, we really have a chance.

Very exciting.

And then the game is Friday night at seven.

And about five o'clock, my phone starts blowing up from like texts from parents.

Like, do you believe this?

Like, what the hell?

What kind of shit are they trying to pull?

So, it turns out the team we beat and rather handily last week informs our coach Friday morning that they had positive COVID tests on their team and kids played with COVID the week before.

And he's like, I don't know what you want to do about it, but you're, you have guys that played with kids that were affected from our team.

And our coach is like,

Our coach didn't know what to do.

He's like, all right, well,

give us their names and I'll look at the tape and we'll see who was close to them.

Like, did they all play?

And the coach is like, we can't tell you anything.

You guys have to deal with it.

So now the parents are like, and keep in mind, like, our whole team tested negative on Wednesday.

I don't like, this is going to get political, but I don't care.

But so we all tested negative on Wednesday.

And

that should be good enough, I think.

And the parents are all like, yeah, go, let them play.

It's outdoors and it's fine.

It was a week ago and everyone tested negative on Wednesday.

Let them play.

And the superintendent's like, no, no, no.

If you weren't vaccinated, vaccinated, which seven players weren't vaccinated, five of them are seniors, you're not playing.

And five of them starters, five of them seniors.

And it's like, this is outrageous.

Now people are trying to get rapid tests for the unvaccinated seniors and players.

And superintendent's like, it doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter.

So our coach is scrambling.

And now this is like 20 minutes before the game.

They finally let someone come to their senses.

And now everybody gets to play.

But this is after they switched lineups and everything.

So we're unfocused and we lose 46.43 in a tiebreaker.

4643.

And you have to think, like, maybe things would have been different if the last two hours before the game weren't spent trying to watch film to see who was next to who.

We don't even know who's vaccinated.

But this is a crazy thing.

Like this team might have, there might have been bad blood and they might have just made this up.

Like we could make this up with the team that beat us next week and call their coach next Friday.

And then they're going to have to deal with that.

Like, what the hell is going on in this world?

I don't want to.

I I mean, that's an amazing.

Think about that.

Outdoor activity, no positive tests, no reason to believe there is any danger.

Yeah.

They pull the unvaccinated kids out of the lineup, seniors playing in their final game for a championship.

Insane.

And then they turn it all around at the last minute.

I mean, it's a catastrophe.

And this is happening to so many people who are dealing with this nonsense.

once again i said it yesterday i'll say it again and i will say it maybe every day until until all of this is over the new york times has written that there have been no zero zilch

infections of covid spread outdoors other than close conversation in the entire history of the pandemic.

No documented cases at all.

Including all the gatherings of huge

fans, a huge amount of fans in the stadium,

including the players on the field.

Nobody apparently ever gets it from outdoor contact.

Yeah, it doesn't happen.

I mean, you know, it's well-ventilated areas.

You just don't spread it.

If you're outside making out with somebody who has it, you might get it.

Right.

Which is why you should only do that a few times a week.

Right.

Minimize your contact, your random makeout sessions to three to five times per week.

Then you're safe.

Then you're safe.

Yeah, ish.

Relatively ish.

But it's just like

you think of all that.

All the times

we've heard from parents who will drop their kids off to daycare.

And in the middle of the day, they hear about a COVID exposure.

They have to

leave

work, come pick up their kid to bring them home for, of course, a virus that has almost no chance of doing anything to the kid.

But that is just this ridiculous nonsense that's going on, and it keeps happening.

And it's the hair hysteria that we're dealing with.

Hysteria.

It's hysteria.

And, you know,

we are at the point now where we have a multitude of treatments for this stuff.

You can take them if you want.

You can not take them if you want.

But the bottom line is they're there if you would like to take them.

We can minimize this to

a flu level situation at this point.

Thankfully.

Thankfully.

Yeah, even with this Pfizer Mectin thing, a lot of people are calling it that because it supposedly reacts with your body kind of like Ivermectin does.

The new Pfizer pill.

The new Pfizer pill.

And so it's a treatment.

It's not a vaccine, but it's 90% effective.

To me, that's totally acceptable.

I'll take that chance that, you know, if I get it, then I'll take the Pfizer pill rather than the Pfizer vaccine.

And

it gives me a a 90% chance I'm not going to be hospitalized or die.

That's

how I go with that.

Look, there is a,

and that it's not approved yet, but I think it should be pretty soon.

You know, we haven't seen all the data, obviously, but still.

I mean, there's a Merck one as well that cuts it by, I think, 50%.

Yeah.

And, you know, there's monoclonal antibodies have shown a lot of promise.

There's a steroid that is used late in treatment that has helped a lot in those cases when things get really ugly.

I mean, the bottom line is there's a lot of tools in our tool chest at this point, and it should not be this, this, this should not be going on.

It should not be going on.

It shouldn't.

And you think at some point, now this is, as he mentioned, I think in there, a beach town in California.

I mean, this is the bluest of blue areas, and you are seeing a lot of this play out where

we're living in two.

There are two Americas right now.

I mean, I can't tell you how many times I've talked to people, friends of mine, who live up north, who live on the West Coast, who

are living lives that are completely unfamiliar to me living in Texas.

It's a totally different country.

The way they have to live with all these restrictions and they can't do X, Y, and Z.

Look, we've come a long way in this year.

And as we get close to Thanksgiving, we should probably recognize that a year ago was a lot worse.

I mean, it was a lot worse.

We couldn't go all.

I mean, the NFL was still not letting people into games.

Oh, yeah.

The Raiders, who will play on Thanksgiving,

of course, in Dallas, but the Raiders let zero people into their stadium for the entire season last year.

The brand new $2 billion stadium.

Yeah.

Nobody got to go in there.

Nobody got to go to any games.

This year, completely packed.

You know,

the Super Bowl, 11,000 people were there at the Super Bowl.

Tampa.

That's incredible.

That was this year, this February.

It was only nine months ago that only 11,000 people were in an outdoor stadium in Ron DeSantis', Florida, by the way.

Now, it wasn't DeSantis' fault that they limited the crowd, but still, that was the attitude.

Just nine months ago,

the first fully attended, you know, full-capacity major league sporting event in this country happened in Texas in April of this year.

Of this year.

That was only seven months ago.

I mean, that was was just starting.

Now you look, I mean, if you flip on the NBA, which I don't encourage you to do, unless you want to see LeBron James talk about how great China is.

But I mean, if you go and you turn on the NBA, you watch games in Chicago, in New York, in Los Angeles that are completely packed indoor stadiums.

So there has been, we've come a long way over the past six to nine months.

Just, it's still not fast enough, though.

And this stuff, as we point out here, is still happening.

Yeah.

You know, which is incredible.

Just, it's, it's hard to believe here we are 18 months later or whatever it's whatever it is that this stuff is still going on one more football item that's really kind of not about football it's really about what's happening to us as a society we'll tell you about this uh coming up in a in a few minutes here but there's a uh team and it's in texas

that is too good to be allowed into the playoffs well we'll tell you about that coming up

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We were talking about this amazing situation with this youth football league team.

It's right here in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

It's in Flower Mound.

And

they're made up of seven and eight-year-old kids.

And it's about time for them.

They're the best team in the league.

And it is time for the playoffs to begin.

I think this coming weekend or the weekend after.

And they've been told they're not going to be able to participate in the playoffs.

And the reason they're not going to be able to participate is that they are too good.

They've won every game this year by a combined score of 199 to 6.

And so they've penalized them by saying, yeah, you don't get to participate.

Wait.

What a great lesson that is for the kids, huh?

Oh, yeah.

Hey, you guys get really good at what you do and work really hard to get there, and then we'll punish you for your success by not allowing you to participate.

It's like the, it's an inverse merit-based society.

Yes.

That's a good message to send the kids.

So did they cheat?

Did they do they have kids that are 12?

No, that's that was my question too.

Are they a bunch of kids from out of town?

Are they using deflated balls?

Was Tom Brady in town showing them how to get away with this stuff?

If Tom Brady's kid is on this team, then I support this fully.

You know what I bet they did?

I bet that they were using cameras on the other team's practice

and they

learned their plays

ahead of time.

No, they're just really too good.

And one of the coaches in the league, who's also the president of the league, said, look, they're just, I freely and openly admit it, they're just too good.

And so

they can go play in some other league.

Well, you know what might happen if a team that is too good plays in a playoff game and a playoff tournament is they might win the tournament and then everyone goes home and has a normal life.

That's the

possible outcome.

And another thing you could do is use that as a, I don't know, like inspiration for the kids to say, hey, you know what?

Next year, that's going to be us because we're going to work really hard and we're going to get better this year and we're going to beat them next year.

Or maybe the year after that, but we will one day.

One day we will be good enough to beat that team.

is texas and flower mount is not like an inner city no it's like an it's a little suburb and it's you know it's you know you think inner city maybe it's a really blue area no no it's uh not at all i don't think it is at all that's that's a fascinating one and again like you know you can i don't what do you what are you supposed to do as a coach you supposed to just let the other team score a bunch of touchdowns to make it make the the end of the season look like it's you know closer than it was

that's kind of the mindset though now does seem to be the mindset You have to be concerned about beating somebody by too much every time you go out and play.

It's just,

I don't like it.

This is the Glenn Beck program.

Before we get to the Talib clip, I do want to know the Thanksgiving dinner with the soybean dinner replacement.

Yes.

Do, would you be on board with this?

Because I know you like to eat healthy.

I do not.

Don't you dare accuse me of trying to eat healthy.

That is not true.

I would say you're one of the more

healthy, focused eaters here.

Wow.

Wouldn't you say?

Your credibility, Hillary.

Is it all just gone?

Just plummeted that.

Because you like the impossible burger, as do I.

Yes, that is good.

So I'm a vegetarian.

I'm not a healthy person.

Oh,

there's a lot of

important distinction that I want to make sure everyone understands.

No, it's funny.

Actually, years ago, Hillary, I brought in what I eat for Thanksgiving, and Pat taste-tested it.

It's called a Worthington's protein loaf.

It was a delicious protein loaf.

I will say, be honest.

It was good.

It was good.

Yeah, it was good.

It was surprisingly good.

It was surprisingly good.

Now,

that doesn't mean a lot of people are going to switch out their turkey this year for the worrying protein loaf.

However, I'm happy, Hillary, you might be the one person around here who might appreciate this product.

You know, I do.

I like a lot of the replacement meats, but I will say tofurky, my family has served that a couple of times, and it's disgusting.

Yeah, the tofu furky thing is not

strong.

They have a couple of products that are okay, but the one they, they're like turkey Thanksgiving replacement.

I had that one.

It's not the rest of the day.

You need a protein loaf.

Yes.

All right.

We'll get you a protein loaf coming up here in just moments.

Hillary.

Thank you so much.

All right.

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We got to tell you about this.

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But there are, I think, nine people still in critical condition.

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So, Pat and Stu for Glenn on the Glenn Beck program.

The person that they're holding now as the person, well, he is, he's a suspect.

I think they're calling him an actual suspect now.

Is a rapper named Daryl Brooks, 39 years old, performs under the name Math Boy Fly.

Yes.

Now I have the entire collection.

The whole of Math Fly.

I'm missing the greatest hits, CD, which I need.

Well, you have all the other ones.

I have all the other ones.

Because you have all the other recordings.

Math Boy Fly recordings.

So you didn't.

The greatest hits, it's remastered.

It's got some

good moments there.

Now, is F the Pigs on the best of as well?

Oh, yeah.

Track three.

All right, good.

Yeah, you got to get F the Pigs on there.

Yeah, you have to have that.

Now,

Math Boy Fly, and I'm sure he's a fantastic rapper.

Nothing better than,

you know, when you're a rapper, you want the word local in front of you.

That's what you want on your career resume.

Yes.

Local rapper.

Math Boy Fly.

Now, what I find a little more interesting than his rap, and as we noted, we're huge fans, so we find this to be very interesting because we are very,

we are Pat and I.

from the streets.

This is our culture.

This is where we come from.

Pat grew up on the mean streets of Helena Santana.

Barely escaped.

Barely escaped.

Gunshots flying

all the time around because of the gang battles that you were part of.

A part of.

Yep.

And

you just

tried to make good.

Local boy done good.

Get out of that city before it.

Get out of the slums.

Get out of the hood.

The hood in Helena.

Fortunately, I did.

That's our story, okay?

We relate to this culture very, very well.

We're all, Pat and I are, and people don't know this, we don't publicize it, but we are America's number one and number two supporters of local rap.

People don't

know about us.

And as soon as you go regional, we are out.

We don't want anything to do with regards to

selling rap.

You're a sellout rap.

Exactly.

Statewide rap, no thank you.

I don't want your sellout rap.

I want nothing to do with it.

I want raps about local parks.

Yeah.

I want where's the pothole.

Yes.

I want local high school sports in my raps.

Local rap is where it's at.

And we've been saying that for years.

We started a foundation, the local rap foundation, the LRF, where people can donate to local rappers to only rap about things in their community.

And when this local rapper, Math Boy Fly,

sings F the Pigs, he's not talking about police officers.

No, no.

He's talking about the pig futures that

because there's a lot of farmland

around Waukesha.

And

he doesn't like pork.

Yeah, it was initially called F the Pork Bellies.

And people were like, I don't understand.

It's too long.

And so he did change it to F the Pigs.

But that's really neither here nor there with this particular incident.

What is important is his extensive criminal history.

Yeah, but it's only 50 pages long.

50 pages long.

Not 50 items.

50 pages

of charges.

And they go back to 1999.

So, this is not just a recent thing.

He's a lifelong criminal.

And there has been a negative light

that has shined on

three strike laws

around the country lately.

Like, a lot of people have been pushing back about that.

President Trump famously pushed past criminal justice reform.

There have been a lot that has been the tide over the past 20 years.

I think that's turning.

I think that's turning because you have people like this who 50 pages of charges is somehow out on the streets.

And you say, okay, well, that's a lot of stuff.

Probably shouldn't be out on the streets.

But still, you know, is there any way to justify the fact that he was able to be driving a car near a parade?

And the answer to that absolutely is no, because in November of 2021, I don't know how old you were back in November of 2021.

I was 12.

You were 12 years old.

It was this early November?

It was early November.

Oh, I was 11.

Several

weeks ago,

this guy had multiple incidents again, including, and probably most germane to the situation, an incident in which he took the exact SUV you saw driving through the parade and drove it over his baby mama intentionally in a parking lot.

And she went to the hospital.

They got in a fight.

He decided it was a good idea to drive his SUV over a woman intentionally and then was released on a thousand dollars bond so that he could go run over 53 people at a parade and murder a bunch of uh you know uh performing grandmothers at their christmas parade and hit some children at least as well now some of whom are in critical condition right now in the hospital yes now

They are, there's this idea, the media is doing a weird job with this because they're saying, oh, well, he was leaving another incident, fleeing another incident.

And that's not really what police are saying.

What police are saying, it seems, at this point, is that he was out on parole or out on bail, excuse me, for this previous incident we just discussed.

Then he got into some sort of domestic dispute/slash knife fight.

So then the police are called about that knife fight.

The police are speeding toward him there.

He's leaving and he goes down this

parade route.

Now,

the way the media is spinning that is, okay, well, he was fleeing and, you know, almost like didn't mean to hit people, but took a wrong, I mean, again, this doesn't make any sense, but running, you know, going really fast down a parade route because he was just trying to get away from police.

It seems like part of his motivation to be driving fast was to get away from police.

However, they have charged him with intentional homicide, the number one, the top of the list charge they can come up with in Wisconsin.

So they are saying he did this intentionally.

Now, you could be driving really fast down a road and decide, you know, I'm going to hit that person too.

Like, it might not have been a pre-planned terrorist-style attack, I think is basically the distinction here.

It wasn't like, you know what, I'm going to wait until this parade starts at the end of the road, and then I'm going to buster the barrier and run people over.

Like you might see from an Islamic terrorist where they have months of planning of an incident like this.

It seems to be less planned than that, but just as intentional as that.

So, whether you, I don't know, it's not to me, not an entirely important distinction, but that is where the media is getting that from.

So,

now this is a guy who's had all sorts of problems with the law.

We went through a bunch of the stuff yesterday.

Now, he did have one incident here, Pat, with a 16-year-old,

and he did mention that he didn't know she was 16.

He claims that he had

something called statutory sexual seduction, which I did not realize.

I mean, it sounds like a crime.

I just didn't know they called it that.

But statutory sexual seduction.

And he says he did not know the girl was 16 years old.

And some have said, you know, look.

Who knows?

I mean, she looks, may have looked 17 up to 17 years old.

So I don't know.

Maybe,

maybe that's his excuse.

Wow.

Maybe she looks 16 and a half.

I don't know.

But he

also has

charges of battery, gun misuse, strangulation, suffocation, property destruction.

Going back to 1999, tons of drug charges as well, as you might expect.

And he's a tier two sex offender on the sex offender registry in Nevada.

Well, it's like he says in one of our favorite songs,

Stu, they gonna need a cleaner for the S we did.

All my killers, Gacy, where them bodies hid.

Oh, good.

Yeah, that's a good thing to glorify.

John Win Gacy.

Yeah.

Who is also from Wisconsin, wasn't he?

I don't know.

He's the one that dressed up as a clown, right?

Wasn't he?

Wasn't that his shtick?

Yeah, maybe.

Yes.

I think it was.

You know, it's interesting to watch this because I've been watching slowly over time going through the wire, the show on HBO, which many people have said is one of the greatest shows of all time.

Oh, really?

Yeah, it's always on the top of the list with like Breaking Bad and you know, a few others that are famously really good shows.

And this is on Jason Whitlock's full house.

Full house.

Fuller house.

Full house is probably towards the bottom of the list.

Fuller house, usually top three.

You know how this works.

Yeah.

Jason Whitlock, who's a Blaze TV personality,

it's like his favorite show of all time.

And he was in here one day saying how great it was.

So I've been watching it.

And it's interesting, like, you get the sense from watching this show, which is famed for its realism.

But of course, this is true outside of a television show as well.

That there is a certain,

let me, shall we call them super predators?

I believe that's what Hillary Clinton used to call them.

Not because of the color of their skin at all, which seemed to be what Hillary was going for, but there is a certain class of people who just start committing crimes and don't stop committing crimes.

I will say, this man

in Wisconsin is the type of person I'm talking about.

A person who

over and over and over again, regardless of the consequences, continues to commit escalating crimes over a multi-decade process.

And at some point,

you have to say, no more freedom for you.

You don't just get to terrorize everybody in the community non-stop throughout your entire life.

No.

And you start looking at something like that, a viewpoint such as yours

on the 50th page of the crimes that he's committed.

Right.

You're looking through the first 49 and you're thinking, okay, we can rehabilitate this guy.

He's fine.

He's fine.

But then you get to page 50 and then it's too much.

Yeah.

Okay.

It's too much.

It's just too much now.

Now you've gone too far.

And the 50th page in this particular case is him running over someone with the exact vehicle.

Yeah.

Right.

That's the 50th page on this one.

So yeah, you know, I don't know what the line is.

It's not, you know, three strikes, like

the three-strike laws have had problems because you have, you know, a kid who's 18 years old who gets busted with pot three times and then he's in prison for the rest of his life.

Okay, we can all understand that probably doesn't make a lot of sense.

It's because it needs to be coupled with common sense.

Yeah.

You could have a three-strike law and then you see something like that and you think that doesn't apply to the three-strike law.

Right.

Maybe smaller crimes.

I mean, look, there are problems with all of these things.

Big felonies that,

you know, are violent.

You're strangling.

Strangulation.

Yeah.

Okay, that one counts.

Qualifies.

You know, and maybe it's not three.

Maybe it's five.

Maybe it's eight.

Maybe it's ten strikes, but it's not 50 pages.

At some point, the guy needs to be taken out of society and put somewhere where he can't hurt people anymore.

Yeah, you can't just sit here as a policy and allow someone to terrorize an entire community.

However,

the Democrats do want that to happen.

Yeah, they They do want it to happen.

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Now, you're saying that there are Democrats who don't care about criminals being kept apart from polite society.

Right, they don't.

And

I can tell you this.

Now, she's going to try to talk her way out of this, but this is an interview with Rashida Talib,

a member of the squad, interviewed by Jonathan Swan.

Now, Jonathan Swan is one of those guys, I don't think you want to, you just say no to his interviews because he will push on both sides.

You know, he and he sees what you want in a journalist.

Yeah, and like he'll be annoying when he's talking to your guy, yeah.

And he's pretty good when he's talking to the other people.

Here he is talking to Rashida Talib, holding her accountable for a bill she co-sponsored.

In 2020, you endorsed the Breathe Act, which is a series of proposals to transform America's criminal justice system and create, quote, a roadmap for prison abolition.

The BREATHE Act proposes emptying federal detention facilities within 10 years.

To what extent have you wrestled with any potential downsides of releasing into society every single person who's currently in a federal prison?

Yeah, again, I think that everyone's like, oh my God, we're going to just release everybody.

That's not.

Yeah, but did you see how many people are mentally ill that are in prison right now?

No, I know it, but the act that you endorsed actually says release everyone.

But in 10 years, but think about it, who will release them?

And there are like human traffickers.

Oh, I know.

Child sex.

So people said,

do you actually support that?

Because you endorsed the bill.

No, I endorsed the BREATH Act and looking at federal policies and how we incarcerate.

Absolutely.

And you see this is like, she,

geez.

Now, the bill, now you could go two ways on this.

Does Rashida Tlaive just not have any information over the bill that she co-sponsored?

I think that's possible.

It's plausible that she just doesn't know what it is.

Someone said there's a racial injustice bill and she just signed on.

It's not completely insane to believe that.

You can see here

her face, she looks shocked.

First of all, it's the first time she's ever been asked a tough question in her entire life.

Yeah.

In her entire life, she's never been asked one tough question.

So this is the first one.

She's stunned

that this is even occurring.

But as she knows, as Jonathan Swan correctly notes, the bill literally says no one in prison in 10 years.

And yes, there are mentally ill people in prison.

And of course, that's true.

There are mentally ill people everywhere.

On the street.

On the street.

Committing more.

Every city in America.

San Francisco is a nice example of that.

But yes, of course, there's mentally ill people in prison.

There are also murderers, right?

There are all sorts of people.

I mean, I can't imagine she wants the QAnon shaman not to be in prison.

Of course, she wants that.

Well, that guy's dangerous.

They all want Kyle Rainhouse in jail.

He moved a podium.

He did move a podium.

He moved aggressively.

He was

aggressively.

He had horns on his head.

He wore horns on his head.

Yeah.

And I don't know if he was a Viking or what he was pretending to be there, but he's not one of those people.

He's not a Viking.

He's not.

And so you can't be wearing horns on your head if you're not a Viking.

Yeah,

he's appropriating the culture.

That's cultural.

That's a Viking culture.

Appropriation.

That's what it is.

That's a crime.

I'm pretty sure.

If Rashida Talib has her way, it's definitely a crime.

Yeah.

But again, you know, 90 federal prisons in 10 years.

What a dumb thing to advocate.

It's unbelievable.

Yeah, you have

mass murderers in federal prison.

I mean, he points out human traffickers, rapists.

Oh, I know.

Rapists.

Was her response to that?

Oh, I know, but that, come on.

But you know, there's like, so she can't even come up with the point

that, well, we would make distinctions between mass murderers and

mentally ill people because her bill doesn't make any distinctions.

They want all of the people that drive down roads.

Again, all of the people that drive down roads and run over people at parades, she wants out of prison.

Within 10 years.

She co-sponsored that bill.

That's her.

Those are the Democrats.

That's what they want.

And I believe the bill has dozens of sponsors.

It's not the entire Democratic establishment that has embraced it, but the progressive caucus has.

Think about that, too.

They want the prisons emptied within the next 10 years, and they want police defunded.

What is it you want our communities to look like in the United States of America?

Who is going to be?

Who's the most areas of San Francisco?

That's what they want.

A free-for-all.

You'd have absolute chaos.

You know, people crapping on the streets.

And, you know, we saw, we showed the video yesterday on Studios America of the,

I think we may have played it here as well, the Nordstrom

thing.

80 people that went into Nordstrom and just cleaned them out.

There's another Louis Vuitton incident last night where they stole $120,000 of merchandise.

These are organized crime rings.

And I go back to The Wire, where this was the culture at the time, where it was drugs then it seems to be organized theft right now where you know you just realize what the limits of the law are you realize where the loopholes are and you go exploit them uh to the terrorizing of the community and it's again democrats decriminalizing theft under a thousand dollars yep they're not gonna charge you wow

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Did you watch The Mandalorian?

Yes.

You did?

Yes.

Did you like it?

I liked it.

I think that's the right word.

I wouldn't say I liked it.

You didn't love it.

I wasn't in love with it.

It was a little slow at times, but it was

fine.

Yeah.

What about the last episode?

Did you love the last episode?

I don't know that I remember it off the top of my head, but I will say I'm.

There was a surprise person that showed up at the end.

I don't remember.

I mean, the surprise to some.

I think a lot of people expected it, but somebody very familiar showed up.

Yes, and it was

sort of a CGI situation.

Yeah.

Yes.

Okay.

I do remember this.

I'm kind of like, ever since the Gina Carano thing happened,

I have no room for their nonsense.

I'm so annoyed with them right now

that

I can't get excited over any new Star Wars stuff at the moment.

Yes.

Because, I mean, she got fired from this show

for nothing.

Literally for nothing.

But now will Pedro Pascal be fired because of what he just tweeted?

He just tweeted a tribute to Joseph Rosenbaum.

The child rapist?

Yeah.

Yes.

The child rapist that was shot by Kyle Rittenhouse.

Now, he was the first attacker, right?

He was the first guy that came up and was messing with Kyle Rittenhouse.

He said he was going to kill Kyle Rittenhouse.

He said he was going to kill him.

He was using the N-word frequently.

Right.

Was saying on video, shoot me, shoot me.

If I catch you alone, I'm going to kill you.

Super troubled guy.

Super troubled guy.

And, you know, he was not even a BLM protester.

He was a guy who was just released from a mental hospital.

He was there for

on Suicide Watch.

And then he comes up to a bunch of guys with big guns and says, Shoot me, shoot me.

I mean, these actions aren't exactly inconsistent.

Yeah.

And he's, you know, a convicted child rapist.

Along with a child molester.

He's also a child molester.

People keep calling him, oh, he's a child molester.

Yes, he is.

And in addition to that, rape.

Child rape.

Child rape.

That's just, I mean, it's incredible.

And he did this.

He shared a picture of the two of

Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber, 36 and 27,

murdered August 25th, 2020.

Rest in peace.

You know, that's not something you usually say to a child rapist, is rest in peace.

You more like burn in the fires of hell for all eternity,

where you're continually burning but are never consumed, just so the process continues.

You know, that's kind of what a lot of people wish for you.

No, but not Pedro Pascal.

Rest in peace.

The stupidity, the ignorance of these people on the left that looked into absolutely nothing in this trial, heard something from a friend or whatever, and decided that Kyle Rittenhouse killed.

Usually they think it's black people

during a protest.

Usually that's what they think.

Now, I guess because he actually tweeted their photos, he may understand their research.

He may understand their.

That's true.

So that sounds good.

That's true.

Though maybe not.

But now they're white angels, these two, that need to rest rest in peace.

No.

Rhys Witherspoon also had an interesting

tweet about this.

Did you see this?

I didn't.

She was talking.

She basically,

it's interesting because a lot of this, I think,

there are two little levels of this where you have some people who know exactly what happened and are

outwardly coming out and just arguing that the white person should have died on the ground because he was not on the right side of the protest, even though he says he supports the BLM movement.

There are some people who are literally arguing that.

Some people, like I think Rhys Withersaboon would fall into this category, just turn on autophil, right?

Like, she heard someone died of a gun.

All of the people she knows are against the person who fired the gun.

So she just went into like instant gun crime commentary mode.

Like, thank God we have every town for gun safety.

And like, wait a minute.

Like,

the guy, you do realize one of the people who was shot actually had a gun and was pointing it at Kyle Rittenhouse.

She mentioned, let's see if I can find the actual tweet here.

Because

she goes into this whole

analysis, which is something like you'd read after

a typical gun crime story that was making the left on, or making the rounds on liberal blogs, right?

Here we go.

I'm looking at the thread here.

Woke up this morning thinking about every mother, father, sister, brother, friend who has lost someone to senseless gun violence in America.

And then there was no justice for their pain.

Oh my god.

This is a disgrace.

Is it a disgrace, really, when a child molester

who's attacking you gets shot?

I don't consider it a disgrace at all.

Not at all.

She goes on to say, no one should be able to purchase a semi-automatic weapon cross-state lines again how do you not know how do you not know

how can you think it's worthy of your time to comment on a story you know

nothing about you have not spent a second understanding the story and be like oh let me just tweet about it anyway right it's incredible she says no one should be able to purchase a semi-automatic weapon cross state lines didn't happen and kill two people wound another and go free in what world is this safe for any of us?

Well, it's safe for Kyle Rittenhouse because he was being attacked.

That's why those people got shot.

He was being attacked.

In all of the cases, it's on video.

He was being attacked.

And U.S.

representatives and judges who support this recklessness will not be receiving my vote ever.

And the Republicans may very well lose Beverly Hills this time.

I don't know where she lives.

Wherever she lives, I'm sure is a really close area where Republicans are making a big impact.

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Thank you for the work you do.

It is vital.

And to the families and friends who are grieving, you know, not the children that were molested by Joseph Rosenbaum.

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Dun, dun, dun.

So powerful.

So powerful and so powerful.

Let's see the other word for it.

Stupid.

But

stupid.

But stupid.

But stupid.

And this is so

common.

Oh.

It's incredible how commonplace this is.

Virtually everyone on the left, everybody in Hollywood, everybody on the left is going through this right now.

And part of the interview that Tucker Carlson had with Kyle Rittenhouse involved what Biden said about him.

And Rittenhouse asked that, you know, maybe at least

Joe Biden, you could at least watch the trial or look at some of the evidence from the trial, which was great because Biden literally admitted he didn't see any of it.

Do you have any reactions to the trial Spring Company?

I just heard a moment ago.

Do you have any reactions?

I didn't watch the trial, so I.

Oh, okay.

But I felt like I was really compelled to comment on it anyway.

I didn't watch the trial.

So that's why I called him a white supremacist.

I didn't watch the trial, but that's why I said I was really angry about the verdict.

How stupid is that?

And this guy's the president of the United States.

He's not just some Yahoo from Hollywood.

He's the president of the United States.

It would be nice if you learned any of the facts.

If any of the politicians who are all over this Kyle Rittenhouse thing and they want him in prison, if they'd just look into what actually happened, it would really be helpful.

Does not seem to be a priority.

And the reason it's not a priority is they never pay a price for it.

There's never, never,

there's never a situation where what happened to Gina Carano happens to her co-star, who has done the same thing and worse,

much worse than anything that Gina Carano has done.

We just glorified a child rapist.

Yeah, a lot worse than Gina Carano did.

It really is, it's unbelievable, though, that you know, because I think about this sometimes where there are these issues.

Let's take spending, for example.

Spending, I think you can look at and say Republicans also suck on it.

Like they suck on spending.

Yes, the Democrats suck on it and they're worse.

However, the Republicans also are terrible.

They don't care about it at all.

It's not a priority.

They will continue to spend and try to buy votes just like Democrats.

And it's despicable.

This is something totally different.

The case here with Kyle Rittenhouse is not a case where, well, Republicans do this as well.

I mean, look,

you know, the Ahmaud Arbery situation is going on right now.

I see very few conservatives out there saying, well, they should be completely, they didn't do anything wrong.

It's a good idea to go ahead and follow around.

People are not going to be able to do it.

They're jobs.

Anybody can see that, right?

Because I think conservatives are looking at these incidents and looking at the facts and saying, well, this one seems pretty bad.

This one isn't.

And so we act accordingly.

And I don't even know.

I'd like to think it's virtue.

I'd like to think conservatives are more high-minded and they want to do the right thing.

And that may very well be it.

It may also be that we don't want to look like morons all the time.

It may just be a selfish instinct that we don't want to Rhys Witherspoon ourselves.

Right?

Like, I just, I have a reflexive

feeling to oppose embarrassing myself in public all the time.

I just don't want it to occur.

So therefore, I don't tweet

idiotic comments about things I know nothing about.

Right.

Right.

And there's no, there's no instinct among celebrities.

And honestly, more embarrassing than celebrities are high-level Democratic officials like Joe Biden, like Kamala Harris, like Corey Bush, like Ayana Presley, like AOC, who come out here and just say literally the dumbest thing possible about everything and

it never seems to bother them.

Forget the consequences.

Don't you just feel dumb?

Isn't there a moment?

And the answer is another day where you just want to avoid looking like you have the IQ of a carrot.

Is there ever a moment where this happens, Pat?

Sadly, the answer is no.

No, there isn't.

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Stu is mentioning how differently

conservatives handle these trials and these situations than liberals and progressives do.

Progressives,

if you're on the left, you just believed Kyle Rittenhouse was a white racist, a supremacist, white supremacist, a racist who just summarily killed two black people on the streets of Kenosha, and you don't listen to anything that...

that disturbs that little scenario that's in your head.

Whereas with the Arbery trial,

I think that conservatives can look at what happened there and

what the lawyers are saying in an objective way and say, wow, something's radically wrong there.

What did he do to deserve what he got?

Listen to

the defense lawyer sum up her case.

From yesterday.

Turning Ahmaud Arbery into a victim

after the choices that he made does not reflect the reality of what brought Ahmaud Arbery to Satilla Shores

in his khaki shorts with no socks to cover his long dirty toenails.

What?

Is that a joke?

Or are you serious?

So he's wearing a khaki, khaki shorts

with no socks to cover his long, dirty toenails.

And that's why he's not a victim?

That doesn't wow.

Seemed like a good point.

Is that tied into something else?

Seemed like a good point.

No, it wasn't really tied into anything.

Maybe she's just one of those people who really gets grossed out by long, dirty toenails and just couldn't help herself to bring it up.

I don't think anybody appreciates them necessarily.

Yeah, Yeah, I have not followed this case either.

I have closely closely either.

So it could be related to something else in the trial.

I'm sure it is.

I don't know what.

I mean, the idea of him not because, you know, they're presenting him as a jogger, right?

So

he was in khaki shorts and no socks does not necessarily scream jogging, I guess is their point.

I don't know what the toenails have to do with it, though.

I don't either.

Wasn't the big deal they were pissed at him for going inside a construction site.

Yeah,

that was.

Yeah.

And so they hunted him down and shot him because he went into the construction site and he wasn't supposed to.

Well, yeah, and you look at the difference between the Rittenhouse story, you know,

Rosenbaum was three or four feet away from him when he shot because he was charging and he waited.

I heard one of the attorneys saying, they were 30 to 40 feet away.

It could have been seconds.

Okay.

I mean, yeah,

30 to 40 feet seems a little

different than three to four feet.

Yeah, you know, especially when you're dealing with someone who does not have a gun.

Yes.

So, you know,

big difference between the way we're looking at these two different trials.

And clean your toenails.

Okay, yeah, I mean, come on.

So, so what?

And.

Okay, there's a few human traffickers, couple of murderers, and, you know, maybe some rapists, but

not that many.

How do you square this with, like, for example, the Me Too movies?

You know,

Harvey Weinstein's out of prison?

No, I think it's federal prison.

I think it deals with, but I mean, I would assume the concept goes down to all prisons, right?

It's not just federal.

Eventually, that's the plan, at least.

So, Harvey Weinstein gets out of prison.

How does that help the Me Too movement?

I guess Republicans can stay in.

Right?

Let's let the Republicans out.

Well, you can't

let the insurrectionists out in 10 years

or 20 or even 30.

It's the biggest attack since the Civil War.

Can't let that happen.

It was the day democracy almost died.

Almost dude.

Almost.

It almost died that day.

You see the QAnon shaman?

Almost the president of the United States.

Almost.

Almost.

Almost.

Almost.

Almost.

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Oh.

Which is, if you don't know, our award-winning president.

Yeah.

He won personally

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Congratulations to Taliban Joe.

President Joe Biden.

Yeah.

So you can have that.

I didn't know he had won that.

Yeah.

That's great.

It's great.

That's great.

Good for him.

You know, some people

consider us to be partisan.

No.

And that's not true.

Here we are celebrating an award given to our illustrious award-winning president.

We've always believed in giving credit where credit is due.

And he deserves some credit for that.

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I also like the nickname Braindead Biden.

I think that applies as well.

Taliban Joe and Braindead Biden.

How is that?

It's just amazing that this is happening.

Yeah.

Yeah, it is.

I mean, because you could make an argument.

Here's a guy who's been in office since 19, he won an election in 1972.

So he's been in office for a very long time.

Nearly 50 years.

You'd think he'd have some awareness as to how to do his job.

Yes, you would.

Right.

And I can understand

that

you might have been more optimistic about his presidency than Pat or I.

Right.

I mean, it's possible.

You might be on the left.

You might be a moderate and you didn't like Trump for whatever reason and you decided to go with Joe Biden.

Okay.

You know, whatever.

You know, but you can't possibly think this is going well, right?

I don't think so.

We can all come together on that point.

Even though he keeps trying to tell you, you're doing really well under my lead here.

You're doing

way better than under the previous administration.

Well, how could you think that?

Well, we've got the inflation, which is good.

Inflation is good.

Yeah, you might get more salary because of it.

And then

there's the situation at the border, which a lot of people love America and they're coming here to join us.

Really?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So that's a good situation.

And

the pandemic

is going well,

too.

Now,

that's really going great.

Yeah.

So let me just give you an idea of the approval rating of Joe Biden right now and how that measures up

over the years.

So right now, now, Donald Trump, we've talked about in that he came into office with an approval rating

really started out at about 44%.

And at this point in his presidency, it was at 38%, which is, it was between those two numbers pretty much his entire presidency.

Joe Biden started

some polls like Rasmussen, I think, that had him higher at top.

Yeah, this is an average, I should say, is an average of all the polls.

So Biden started much higher than Trump, though, and has dropped much faster than Trump.

He has not crossed the Trump line, however, yet.

Wasn't he way over 50 at the beginning?

Was he even at 60?

Mid-50s, 55.

And he's dropped all the way down now to 42.

So he's only four points ahead of where Trump was at this point in his presidency.

Is this a poll average?

This is a poll average, yes.

Okay.

298 days into his presidency.

So the 36% is not a poll average.

That's just somebody's poll.

Yeah, I think that was, I think Quinnipiak was that poll.

And usually Quinnipiak is fairly friendly to Democrats.

So, but I mean, Trump is, is, is a, is an, I would argue, an outlier in some ways.

He was, he came in as a very sort of divisive president,

not because of his policies, just because that was, he was a guy who was attacked by the media constantly.

He wasn't even particularly popular among Republicans at this point.

This is early in his presidency.

People are still kind kind of doubting him.

Okay.

So Trump, who never really ran with a high approval rating, never really did well in those polls.

He's ahead.

Biden is still ahead of him, although it's getting closer and closer by the day.

Okay.

Barack Obama,

well, Biden is about nine points behind Obama, where he was in his presidency.

He is 43 points behind George W.

Bush in this point in his presidency.

Now, you'll note it's past September.

So George Bush still had an 85% 85% approval rating.

Wow.

But considerably behind that.

But he's now behind Bill Clinton

by six points at this point in his presidency.

George H.W.

Bush, he is down by

47 points.

Yeah, because there, again, you had a wartime president.

So

George H.W.

Bush was at 69.8% at this point.

That was right around Gulf War I, right?

I don't know.

I don't know.

About 300 days into his presidency.

Oh, okay.

A 10-point.

I would say no.

It looks like that happened later.

I think it was here, too.

He was 100 90% at one point.

Yeah, he got to 85, 86% in about 800 days into his presidency.

Okay, so Bush is way ahead.

Reagan, also way ahead of Biden by about 10 points.

Jimmy Carter, about 14 points ahead of Biden at this point in his presidency.

Wow.

Gerald Ford, about seven points ahead of Joe Biden at this point in his presidency.

Richard Nixon, about 24 points ahead of Joe Biden at this point in his presidency.

And Watergate, he was pretty popular.

Oh, yeah.

Lyndon Johnson,

let's see, 32 points ahead of Joe Biden at this point in his presidency.

Wow.

John F.

Kennedy,

36 points ahead of Joe Biden at this point in his presidency.

Dwight Eisenhower.

19 points ahead of Joe Biden.

Are you testing any pattern here?

Wow.

And Harry Truman was, let's see, 20 points ahead of Biden at this point in his presidency.

I think what we're saying is Biden really sucks, and the people don't really like him.

What evidence do you have?

Well,

other than everything you just presented there.

Yeah.

Now, I will say John F.

Kennedy is, yes, way ahead of Joe Biden.

However,

the new incoming president, JFK Jr., we don't know what his approval ratings are yet because he has not taken over the White House.

No, and it's strange.

QAnon continues to wait for him here in Dallas.

This is great.

Weeks after they first gathered near Dealey Plaza, which is where it all happened with JFK,

dozens of believers in the furthest fringe of the QAnon conspiracy theory remain in Dallas, expecting long-dead JFK Jr.

to reveal himself in the city where his father was assassinated and usher in the reinstatement of Donald Trump as president.

So they gathered on November 2nd at Dealey Plaza and they waited all day in the rain.

300

people waited all day in the rain for JFK Jr.

to show up.

Now, did he show up?

He did not.

Okay.

He did not.

Darn it.

Stubbornly, he held out for a while.

And I think my thought was: well, that makes sense because he's probably waiting for the more symbolic November 22nd date.

That's what you thought.

That's what I thought.

Okay.

Initially, you didn't think that maybe there was an issue with his flight.

No.

No.

No, I thought, okay, I think he's waiting for November 22nd because that's really, there's a lot of symbolism there because that's the day on which his father was assassinated.

So that's what I thought.

And then yesterday was, of course, November 22nd.

And he still didn't show.

So now I'm thinking he might have missed a flight or two.

Or maybe he was on the flight and that may have been the problem.

Yeah, I hope not.

But.

This is a tricky situation.

It is a really tricky situation.

I don't, you know, this is a, by the way, a fringy theory for QAnon.

Like, even if you are a QAnon believer,

to the extent, Pat, that,

you know, if you go back in the history of this, of the Q thing,

which is, you know,

mainly used as a way to make Republicans look insane by Democrats, right?

Like, this is not

a really huge following.

I mean, yes, you can find.

They try to make it out as if it were big.

Exactly.

It's not.

It's not.

It's not.

But, you know,

it's still pretty fascinating how this stuff happens.

It really is.

And there's a documentary on HBO called Q Into the Storm, I believe it's called.

Yeah, I've started to watch it.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

It's pretty interesting.

You know, again, it's not like it comes from HBO.

The guy goes all over the world tracking these people down.

Yeah.

And it's not the people, it's the people who were like running the websites where the Q postings first started.

So it's people who actually had visibility as to who was posting at what time and what IP address they were coming from.

And he really goes back and this is all before January 6th.

This is all just kind of looking at how this movement or conspiracy theory or whatever you want to call it developed.

And it's pretty fascinating.

I mean, it's an amazing adventure.

And it has a little bit to do with Donald Trump, but really not much.

I mean, it doesn't have much to do with, it's not really a political documentary as much as it's just the history of this stuff.

And one of their first things was that the left, Democrats in particular, are pedophiles, and they were running a child sex ring out of the basement of

the pizza comet

ping pong ping pong pizza in Washington, D.C.

They supposedly had, were running this thing out of their basement.

They don't even have a basement, so they weren't running it out of there.

And people showed up and demanded to see the children in the basement.

And they're like, yeah, we don't have a basement so and people who aren't architects might not understand this but it's very difficult to run a child sex ring out of a basement you don't have yes it really is hard it sort of defies the laws of physics in some ways i think i mentioned this to you before but i had a friend who was in washington dc at the time and uh for you know some

event birthday or something i sent him a a uh a gift card to comet ping pong pizza and just said you know what to do

that That's great.

He really appreciates it.

Apparently, the pizza is actually pretty good.

Really?

Yeah, that's what I've heard.

Well, it's been featured on Food Network.

Oh, it has?

Yeah.

Okay, so maybe it is pretty good.

Guy Fiati

went on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dodgers.

Wow, he's involved too.

He's involved too.

Jeez, I would not have seen that coming.

He seems like such a good guy.

I know.

I know.

Who saw that coming?

So, anyway.

So, anyway, this is even weird for Q and all.

Right.

So there's an official Q, right?

Even though we don't think, you know, it's not a guy in the government, government, blah, blah, blah.

There is someone who was posting as Q.

Yes.

That person said JFK Jr.

is not alive.

So like even inside the Q world, this is an outlying, strange, fringy conspiracy.

But there is a guy named Michael Brian Protzman who has started like a...

an offshoot of QAnon or a group within QAnon called Negative 48.

Okay.

And they're the ones who believe JFK Jr.

is coming back and he's going to usher in Donald Trump to be the president.

And then Donald Trump is going to make him the vice president and resign.

And he's going to go on to be the king of kings and JFK Jr.

will be president of the United States.

I got to say, if I had the chance to be king of kings, I'd also resign the presidency.

That sounds like a better gig.

It does.

Now it's already occupied.

I mean,

there is a king of kings already.

So that's problematic.

There's nothing symbolic about this here.

I don't think it's weird.

It's not the right message.

I'll tell you that.

Not at all.

No.

So

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We were talking about this QAnon sort of subgroup called Negative 48, and they're a group that believes JFK Jr.

is coming back from the dead.

I believe

they think he's been resurrected.

And so they expect him here in Dallas to appear at Dealey Plaza, and then

somehow he ushers Donald Trump into the presidency, which

seems

unconstitutional at first glance.

But

what do I know?

What do I know?

Not only are they waiting for JFK Jr.

to show up at Dealey Plaza, but there were a couple of other celebrities, dead celebrities who were expected as well, including Michael Jackson and Princess Diana.

Now,

if I had known that Michael Jackson and Princess Di were going to show up with JFK Jr., I think I would have joined them at Deale Plaza.

I didn't even know that part until today.

So I'm a little, I'm kind of excited they haven't done this yet because I want to be there when that happens.

You know, I think it'd be fun to see Michael come back.

You think?

I do.

Yeah.

Don't you think so?

I've got some questions for him.

Well, I have a little, I have some concerns about this entire thing because are we saying that they were not killed and then are just going to show up, or they died and are going to be like coming back and they're all skeletons and stuff like that?

I'm a little concerned.

I think some of them, if not all, have been resurrected.

Okay.

So probably.

So I think

they're in good shape.

I think they're in good shape.

There's a documentary called Pet Cemetery where,

you know, it seems like these pets, these people are coming back and they look pretty normal, but then they do terrible things.

Oh, no.

Don't put your feet down next to a bed, is what I remember out of that movie.

Really?

Yes.

Something pops out from underneath.

Well, I mean, spoiler alert on the Stephen King movie from the

70s?

80s?

I would say 80s.

But you don't,

if you're, if you, if you happen to be the actor who portrayed Herman Munster, you do not want to put your feet next to the bed.

That's all I'm going to say.

Now,

I'm talking to a very narrow audience there.

Yeah.

But if you happen to be an actor that portrayed Herman Munster at some point in your career, do not put your feet next to the bed.

If you happen to bury your dead son in a pet cemetery.

Oh, wow.

That's just something that, and so the same thing might apply here.

So was the son pissed about that?

He didn't like being buried in the pet cemetery?

He was dead.

Oh, okay.

So, they buried him there.

But when you bury someone in a pet cemetery, as you know, they come back to life.

Oh,

no, I didn't know that.

That's really interesting.

I thought everyone had seen this documentary.

They're learning new things.

Yeah, so they come back to life, but they seem to be

almost like a bad remix of the previous.

So, like, if you put a cat in the pet cemetery, the cat comes back and it looks like your cat, but then it like

scratches your face.

Yeah, I don't like that.

Yeah.

I don't like that.

If you put your kid in there, it's much worse.

Yeah, don't

try not to put your kid in there if you can help it.

I think I could help it.

Yeah, I wouldn't.

Yeah.

I wouldn't bury him anymore.

Look, different strokes for different folks, but I would recommend a traditional burial.

It's a good safety guard.

Or perhaps use a reputable firm

instead of the pet cemetery in the woods near your house.

Okay.

Fair enough.

Fair enough.

Just recommendations.

Again, I'm not your dad.

No, right.

You know, if you want to.

We don't have to listen to you.

No, you don't have to.

If I want to bury a relative in the pet cemetery, I will.

So far, I haven't wanted to.

You haven't wanted to.

And you can if you want.

I'm just saying, if you do.

Yeah, you're not the boss of me.

I agree.

You're not the bury loved ones where you say.

That's right.

That's a great point.

This is America, after all.

Right.

So if you don't want to use a reputable funeral home,

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I just, I am wanting to.

It's cheaper at the pet cemetery.

Definitely cheaper.

It will kill you, though.

You will be murdered

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I would say, look, from my understanding of history, it's a good 80-90%.

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Okay.

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Oh, yeah.

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The rapper who's being held in the Christmas parade killings in Waukesha, Wisconsin, Daryl Brooks, 39 years old.

He goes by Math Boy fly.

Math Boy Fly.

Good old Math Boy fly.

And we should note, you might think, M-A-T-H-B-O-Y.

No.

No.

No, no, no, no, no.

M-A-T-H-B-O-I.

Much hipper.

Much cooler.

Much cooler.

And, you know, a lot of stuff is circulating on the

internet that he was a BLM supporter and a Democrat.

He does also seem to be at times critical of Obama.

But really, when you boil it down, what, 92% of Democrat or black voters vote Democrat.

I would assume this is a much higher percentage in inner cities, much higher percentage in among local rappers.

Among local rappers, yes.

Now, the national rappers are much more balanced in their voting habits, but local rappers are almost exclusively Democrat.

Yes.

And then when it comes to criminals, almost all of them, I would say if you're African-American.

American black or white.

African-American rapper criminals.

You're at what, 99%

are Democrats?

Yes.

So criminals in general are over 90%

Democrat, I think.

I would not be surprised if that's true.

Considering we just played you audio of how they want to let them all out of prison.

I would not be surprised.

So anyway, the point of this to be is that it should not surprise you to find that if this person was posting on social media, they were posting crazy BLM things.

That doesn't necessarily mean it's tied to Kenosha or anything like that, but it does.

It's not exactly going against the grain here.

Not exactly.

So,

but he, now he's had some issues in his past.

It's not more than 50 pages of issues.

I mean, it might now.

Now it might be more than 50 pages of issues, but up until earlier this week.

Page 51 now.

It's possible.

Yeah, with all these charges, it may be

48 people were injured.

Five people were killed.

Yeah.

We don't know how much higher those numbers will go, but I would assume there's at least a charge for each one of those.

True.

Probably multiple charges for each of those.

So we're probably at 70, 80, 90 pages at this point.

But we were at 50 pages before this incident.

And as we all know, you get your first 50 pages of charges free.

You do whatever you want until you get to that 51st page.

Then the punishments start.

And that's a rational way to run a society.

But he did have

one little incident that stood out a little bit.

Which is a tier two, not a tier one, but a tier two

sexual

deviant in Nevada.

He's had some sexual assault issues there.

And he was nice enough, though, to explain them.

And sometimes I think

we don't get enough perspective from those charged with having sex with 16-year-olds.

What do they think about the incident?

Right?

What's their story?

I'd love to know.

So we luckily have him on camera talking about it.

Here it is.

And then as soon as we fall out, all of a sudden, now I'm a pedophile.

Let me explain that.

Okay.

10 years ago, 2006,

I caught a case with my oldest daughter's mama.

Yes, my baby mama.

She's from Oakland.

I was busting moves in Nevada.

Okay.

I meet the she says she want to get out, so I'm pimping on the I'll take her to Nevada.

Okay, right.

You know what I'm saying?

I get cracked.

You know what I'm saying?

I didn't know the was 16 at the time.

She gave a statement to the police and told them, yeah, she that I was pimping and that she was 16 and that I didn't know that.

Okay, okay.

All right.

Now, I he keeps asking if we know what he's saying.

I do not know what he's saying.

No, he's starting to lose me.

Yeah.

So I don't there were several parts of it where I did not understand what he was saying.

And as we pointed out earlier, we're fans of local rap.

Yeah.

Huge supporters of the local rap industry, which now some estimates say is up to a $12,000 a year industry, which is incredible.

Incredible.

Growing so quickly.

Yeah.

But

apparently what he's saying here is his baby mama.

Yeah.

He was a pimping on this particular baby mama.

I'm the baby mama.

And she wanted to

get down with this particular baby papa.

And now, look, age is but a number, as many pedophiles say.

So is this the 16-year-old who's his baby mama?

Yes.

I guess now she's older, Pat.

They grow up.

Apparently, they do eventually get to the point where they are of age.

He just chose a moment before that.

Wow.

You know what I'm saying?

We do.

Now I think I know what he's saying.

So he's saying he didn't know she was 16 at the time.

Okay.

Which is a relatively, I think, common excuse when you get yourself in one of these situations.

But he was not aware.

So he may have thought she was 15.

He didn't know.

I didn't consider that.

Yeah.

Wow.

It could be even worse.

I didn't know she was 16.

I thought she was 14.

Right.

Could have been.

It could have been.

That would have been an interesting moment in the drive.

I'm sorry.

Yeah.

I thought she was 14.

Do you know what I'm saying?

And then he would say, yes, I do know what you're saying.

And would confirm that.

So among the other 49 pages of charges,

this one does stand out.

Now,

he has a song.

Now, as you know,

I want to make sure the audience understands.

I'm not explaining this to Pat because Pat knows the local rap song.

Whole catalog.

But he does have

a song where he seemingly

says some bad things about Donald Trump.

Now, Donald Trump used to be positively mentioned in all rap songs up until he ran for president.

And now he's negatively mentioned in all rap songs.

So true.

Prior to 2015,

they loved him.

Oh, rappers loved him.

They aspire to be billionaires like he is.

I think that's the deal, right?

Flashy billionaires, right?

Flashy, right?

Yes.

You know, Trump obviously is flashy.

He's got a lot of gold around him.

You know, he has lots of nice things.

Bling, if you will.

Yeah.

And you could, and you can see how natural that felt from Pat to say the word bling.

Yeah.

And that's how you know he loves his local rap.

Rap about the community.

That's really true.

It's really true.

I actually don't even like getting my weather reports from local news.

I like getting it from local rap.

I prefer to get.

Like,

what's the dew point?

I would like to know that in a rap.

That's just the way I go.

48.7 and rising.

You know what I'm saying?

And I do know what you're saying because i'm a fan of of weather-related local rap

school cancellations i'm a huge school cancellation local rap nobody does it better nobody does better than local rap farm reports i want that delivered solely in rap form and as i said before he's got a pig future song called f the pig that's right

so it's about pig futures a lot of people think police no no he would not he would not do it he's obviously respectful for the law he knows them all so well they're on a first-name basis with him.

Right.

Hey, Math Boy.

Great to see you once again for the 500th time this week.

Or do I call you Mr.

Fly?

Sometimes they call him Mr.

Fly, but I think they're normally on a first-name basis.

When you see someone that often, Pat, it feels too formal to call him Mr.

Fly.

You just say, hey, hey, Math Boy.

Do you know what I'm saying?

Which cell would you like this evening?

Yeah.

Because he's, you know, because Math Boy.

I don't, don't put me under the air conditioning vent.

I get a little chilly at night.

Put him in cell seven.

Right.

That's the one he likes.

I mean, that's the kind of relationship they have.

And I can't help but mock this idiot for all of his nonsense, but it's like, this is

not how civilization is supposed to operate.

When someone has such reckless disregard for society's rules, where you have 50 pages now, probably 100 pages

for human life.

For human life.

Again, he ran.

You may have missed this detail if you were not listening earlier in the program.

Math Boy Fly, our local rap hero in this story,

three weeks ago ran over his baby mama intentionally.

And that's not like we're making it up.

Oh, I think it was intentional.

No, police charged him with intentionally running over his baby mama.

And I don't know if this is a 16-year-old, because, wow, I think

maybe you should move away

at this point from Math Boy Fly.

But, you know,

this baby mama was run over with the same vehicle you saw speeding through the parade.

That vehicle ran over a woman intentionally three weeks ago, and they let him out on $1,000 bond.

Now they are saying, well, we recognize now that that was too low.

Really?

Do you?

I don't even know if I believe it.

Honestly, if tomorrow the same situation repeats itself with Math Boy Fly spelled with a Y, a different local rapper who happens to have 50 pages of charges, I don't believe they'd do a thing differently.

Because this is a philosophy.

This is a philosophy that has penetrated America and is now supported by people like Rashida Tlaib nationally.

There is a big unrolling

of this unveiling, excuse me, of this

Breathe Act, which is named after I Can't Breathe, which is related to the George Floyd situation, which was related to the Eric Garner situation, I think, which, by the way, was a really bad incident in New York years ago.

But that,

the I Can't Breathe Act, supported by Rashida Tlib, and I think 47 total Democrats, which would allow all prisoners, every single prisoner.

In the federal system.

In the federal system to be

let go and released into society, because I think by Rashida Talib's argument, some of them are mentally disturbed.

That doesn't sound like a good argument to me.

You let them all go because of that?

Yeah, you let them all go because I guess some of them are mentally disturbed.

And by the way, letting a bunch of mentally disturbed criminals out into society doesn't sound like a good idea either.

So you do that and you couple it with defunding the police and what a society we're going to have here in America.

Then you've fixed our problems, right?

When you've released all the criminals and then there's no police to defend the population.

I think that's a winning combination right there.

It's the combination the Democrats want.

And they're fighting for it.

They're fighting hard for it.

There may be some exceptions among Democrats, but this is the energy

and Kirsten Sinema.

Those are the two.

Eric Adams and Mayor of New York.

I mean, a former police officer.

I doubt he wants that.

There are some who will push back against this lightly in some cases, but some don't want this.

But the energy of that movement and the direction they're going is clear.

And it's maybe most clear among

when you look at the career of Joe Biden, who in 1994 supported the crime bill.

And there's a world where Joe Biden could be probably a popular president by saying, you know what, I fought for the 1994 crime bill, and we see how out of control crime is now, and I want a new one.

I want to be tough on crime.

If you combine the ridiculous spending nonsense with tough on crime, that might be something that would work in the United States of America.

Instead, the same guy who fought for the crime bill back in the 90s is now saying he's sorry he supported it because it was so racist.

Wow.

You know, that is where we are.

Even the supposedly moderate president,

all sorts of air quotes around that.

Nothing like a moderate.

No, nothing.

As we all know.

He never was.

He never was a moderate.

He was just old.

People confuse being moderate with being old.

If you are liberal long enough and the whole party moves to communism, your old liberal ideas look moderate in comparison.

That just means you've been around a long time and you move wherever the party goes, which is what Biden does.

He's just old.

He's not moderate.

He's old.

And there's a big difference there.

You know, those things that

what now would be,

I think, hardcore right-wing actions of being tough on crime and saying the era of big government is over, that era

of Democrats is long gone.

Oh,

that would never happen now.

Never.

They've just gone extinct.

The moderate Democrat, again, with maybe two or three exceptions,

just extinct.

There aren't any anymore.

And if you dare be pro-life in the Democrat Party, there's no place for you.

They don't even want to hear from you at all.

They want you to shut your mouth and get in the back of the bus because you got no place here.

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