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This kind?

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Yeah.

I don't think we need to.

Pat,

I say we don't hate anybody.

I say we laugh at them today.

I mean,

we laugh with them.

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So open wide.

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You know, Rush had all the talent on loan from God.

You're right.

I'll take what I can get.

So thank you, Carol.

Okay.

Anyway,

let me just show you one of the most awkward moments I think I have ever seen a president go through.

and that is when the reporter asked President Biden,

do you still think that Putin is a cold stone killer?

Here's what happened.

In a weekend interview, Vladimir Putin laughed at the suggestion that you had called him a killer.

Is that still your belief, sir, that he is a killer?

To answer the first question.

I'm laughing too.

They actually, I.

Oh, man.

Well, look, I mean, he has made clear that

I love this.

One, two,

three,

four,

five.

The answer is

I believe he has in the past essentially acknowledged that he was

through certain things that he would do or did do.

But look,

when I I was asked that question.

Stop, stop, stop, stop.

Did that first part look like a hostage video?

I mean, he's going into the room to meet with Vladimir Putin, and he's like, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

Dude, I think he picks this up from Kamala or Kamala.

I think that's, he's like, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, works for Kamala.

I'm laughing too.

That does seem to be their escape route, right?

They just start laughing.

Good.

They just start laughing.

Go ahead and play that, and then play Kamala's laugh when he starts to laugh.

Go ahead.

In a weekend interview, Vladimir Putin laughed at the suggestion that you had called him a killer.

Is that still your belief, sir, that he is a killer

to answer the first question?

Where's Kamala?

I'm laughing too.

No.

Oh, man.

And this

stuck in time thing that happens to him all the time.

He pauses for nearly seven seconds and can't say a word, doesn't know what he's completely lost for at least seven seconds before his brain is.

Seven seconds.

How do you get away with that?

How does nobody on the left, no one makes any mention of that?

It's not a thing.

If that was Donald Trump pausing for seven seconds.

Oh, no.

Did you see?

Did you see?

You remember when he did his first rally, when Donald Trump first came out

a month ago?

And he did his first rally?

Yeah.

That they said he was A, wearing his pants on backwards.

Right, which he was.

Which was not true.

And they said, look how old he's gotten.

Look how old he's gotten.

He looks like a high school teenager in comparison.

Are you kidding me?

Look how old he's gotten.

Let me move to Hunter Biden here because there's a story here that

makes me laugh.

Here's the headline.

We spoke to Hunter Biden about his new life as a full-time artist and his personal quest for universal truth through painting.

Jeez.

Ahead of his official debut as an exhibiting artist, the son of U.S.

President Joe Biden tells us what's driving his new career.

Now, do we have the picture of him painting?

There he is, like a first grader at a table.

Okay, that's

him.

That's generally not the way you paint.

But that paintbrush looks like it does come from a first grader, and by the way he's gripping it.

Now, he provided this picture.

They didn't.

He provided this picture.

It's Hunter Biden at work, courtesy of the artist.

Hunter Biden is on the move.

Yeah, because he's running from the law.

Hunter Biden is on the move.

The lawyer, former lobbyist, son of the U.S.

President Joe Biden, has left his $5.4 million rental rental in Venice Beach, California for a quieter Los Angeles neighborhood up the coast.

He won't say where exactly because right-wing guys like to show up on his doorstep with bullhorns.

I'm still quoting this article.

He's 15 minutes late for an interview because his house doesn't have mobile service yet.

I'm wondering how many people are trying to get in touch with me and then failing, Biden, 51, told me over the phone.

Which is kind of nice, actually.

Usually I just don't answer the phone.

Now, this is a guy who didn't pay his alimony,

lied in court about how much he made,

was in with a stone-cold killer in burisma, was paid millions of dollars.

Didn't pay his taxes on those millions of dollars by the killer that ran burisma.

Oh, he left cocaine in a crack pipe in a rental car once,

and he likes to make it with hookers.

Oh, and his dead brother's wife.

So I think we all love him.

I think there's a reason to embrace him.

He He said, the topic of our interview has nothing and yet everything to do with Biden's well-documented struggle with addiction.

His new memoir, his famous dad, his made for the tabloids romantic life, his made romantic life?

You mean where he's he's smiling over the heads of hookers?

That's his romantic life?

Or his ties to President Trump's impeachment and to Ukraine.

Nothing, because he wants to talk about the art he's been making for his upcoming show in New York this fall.

Everything, because well, it's art, and for Biden, everything is connected.

He has no formal training, but he's been making art since he was a child.

Remember when he finger-painted?

In recent years, his practice has taken a more formal, serious turn.

And now, as a full-time artist, he has a dealer, Jorge Burgess.

He also has a studio and a collector base.

Now, remember, he's doing his first show.

He's just announced that he's an artist and he has a collector base.

Yes, in fact,

prices on his paintings.

Now,

Pat, I want you to think about this.

You could own a Hunter Biden painting for a work on paper for $75,000.

Is that all?

Wow.

Yeah.

Wow.

Or $500,000 for a large-scale painting.

Oh, my.

Now,

$500,000

might seem like a lot to some, but not if you're trying to meet the president.

Ooh, did I say that out loud?

You know what this is?

Hey, dad.

You know who I want you to meet?

This guy who just bought a $500,000 painting from me.

It's only a half a million dollars.

I just thought you had to meet him.

I'm going to leave you two alone now to talk.

That's what this is.

This is nothing but a way for him that the art is money laundering.

He is taking all of that money, and I can guarantee you that provides access to the President of the United States.

Because that's the scam these guys always run.

Oh, I'm going to, I don't, you know, I don't speak the language.

I know nothing about the Ukraine.

But the good news is, I also know nothing about the gas and oil industry.

But I'm gonna take that seat on the board of Burisma because I've got

so much

of other stuff that I can offer them if they spoke English.

I mean,

that's why he got paid all that money.

He He got paid as a way to

push that money into the Biden family, be able to just keep selling access and influence.

Oh, my God.

And he really, can you put that picture up again?

Pat, your kids are artists, really good artists.

Have you ever seen them paint anything like that?

Leaning on the canvas and then

holding it like it's a crayon?

i have not no

now i would do that that's how i would paint because i'm not an artist i think that's the point i think that's the point uh-huh and if you look at his art uh it does look like somebody who has done drugs but i will tell you uh usually crack cocaine heads don't have the kind of patience to do all of that art like that.

You know what I mean?

That's very complex art.

Not something that I would buy, but

somebody would buy that, and it would be, you know, it would probably be very expensive.

I just don't believe he's doing it.

Now, that's probably what a lot of people would say about me, but

have you seen my art?

I mean, have you seen how it used to be?

And

really, I mean, and you see how it is now, you know what I'm saying?

So I don't know if anybody has a,

you know, I don't think any, I'm not fooling anyone.

Like, you know, they're like, oh,

uh-huh, that, okay.

I believe Glenn did that.

Yeah, sure, sure, sure, sure.

I don't believe he did this at all, at all.

Really?

Do you?

Well, I'm looking at the New York Post, and the headline is, Hunter Biden's artwork is actually good and will be worth a lot, experts say.

And then I'm looking at it, and he's blowing ink onto a page, it looks like.

Have you seen that photo?

He's just

blowing the paint onto the page.

Well, that's

one of his $75,000 paperwork.

That is not art.

That I can do.

I can do that.

I can blow paint onto

a piece of paper.

Have you seen seen the article?

Well, I have it from artnet.com, and it shows some of the more, I guess you would call sophisticated art.

And it's not easy.

That's not an easy thing.

And, you know, what's interesting is

his art master, Jorge,

said that,

you know, he has got some

authenticity to it.

And I've encouraged him to incorporate incorporate his written work in his mixed media.

His written work?

You mean like when he calls people the N-word?

I mean, I don't know if that would sell,

but sure.

Okay.

Okay.

I'm telling you, this is nothing but

a way for him to sell access to the President of the United States.

I believe.

And maybe I'm wrong.

Maybe he does do all all of it.

But I also believe this is a way to sell access to the President of the United States.

Now,

I want you to know I'm going to announce the dates of

my first art showing.

And I am selling access to

Pete.

And if you've ever wanted to talk to Pete,

you buy one of my paintings and I'll set it up for you.

Let's keep that between ourselves, okay?

July 26th through July 31st

is at Park City Fine Art.

They are, I'm doing my first art show.

Proceeds, by the way, everything that I make on this, I'm going to donate to Mercury One,

the American Journey Center for the Preservation of History.

Also, some of the proceeds will go to OUR and the Nazarene Fund.

But that is

at Park City Fine Art.

And you can see it now.

And I want you to AB compare.

ParkCityFineart.com.

And you can A-B compare on,

you know,

it's not as good as Hunters.

It's not as good as Hunters.

But it is the

show is for

American Heroes.

Now I can't remember.

Look it up, will you?

It's American Heroes, Legends, and Myths.

And you can see that July 26th through the 31st.

Again, just go to parkcityfineart.com.

It's not Hunter Biden, but, you know, what is

you buy mine and you don't have to meet the President of the United States, which I think is

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Secretary of State, former CIA director, and chairman of CAVPAC, which he'll talk about here in just a second, Mike Pompeo on with us.

Hello, Mike.

How are you?

Good morning, Glenn.

It's great to be with you on your show today.

Thank you very much.

I appreciate it.

And I really,

sincerely mean, I really appreciate everything you have done for the country and honestly for the world, especially Israel and the Middle East.

What you guys pulled off is absolutely amazing.

And I hate to see it torpedoed like it's being, but thank you for that.

Well, Glenn, thank you for the kind words.

We did do good work, important work for the American people, important work for the people of Israel and the relationship between our two countries.

It has been, I'll be honest, it has been a tough 140 or whatever the heck number of days it is to watch them already begin to undo what was really going to create prosperity and peace in the region.

I think the Abraham Accords will withstand it, but it's going to take a lot of effort, a lot of effort from people who are diligent in making sure that those relationships don't deteriorate under this administration.

I have to tell you,

you know,

Joe Biden, even going in to meet with Putin, is a little like Minnie Mouse trying to have a civil conversation with Pegleg Pete.

I mean,

there's no strength there at all.

No strength.

How do you suggest those meetings are going to go?

There's a lot of risk, Glenn.

These are high-stakes things.

I watched President Trump go through it when I met with Chairman Kim.

These were big events, and you had to be ready.

It was really sad because the setup is always so important.

Here, the setup was we began by joining the Paris Climate Accords, telling Vladimir Putin he'll be the world's biggest energy producer, and by lifting some sanctions on some of his buddies.

It's not that we can't find places we can work with Vladimir Putin.

We certainly did, but you got to be clear, and you got to be tough, and you have to be cognizant of the risks and the malignant activities engaged in.

I fear that

we're

going to see in these next 24 hours in this meeting.

I have to tell you, I don't know if I'm sure you did see what

the president of Poland said, but he's like, nobody in America is consulting with us, and

Biden is no Reagan, and Putin is not Gorbachev, and we're going to be the ones that pay the price.

You know, it's especially poignant coming from the Poles.

You remember, Glenn, it was the Poles and

Lekwa Lesa and

Pope John Paul II and Ronald Reagan who crushed the tyranny from the Soviet Union.

And to hear the Poles now saying they fear that the United States is not going to be up to the task is really a historical myth and dangerous not only for the Poles in Eastern Europe, but for us as well.

So we have so much to cover in so little time.

So let me just go through a couple of things.

The ransomware attacks.

I've never heard a president say, well, it's a private issue and

the president should just, or I mean, these companies, they have to decide whether they pay the blackmail.

Stunning.

Can you tell me...

Go ahead.

Yeah, this is an attack on America.

And it came through a commercial

attack, right?

It came through an attack on a commercial enterprise, but the capacity for pipelines to move product around our East Coast is an American national security interest to suggest for a moment that we're going to hand this over to some private entity.

Oh, goodness, it's about like handing over your social media to these big old nasty social media companies.

We have to help these businesses protect their systems, and then it has to be a national effort to impose costs on those who put American lives at risk by denying us the ability to move product around our world, our country.

So

is there a strong enough connection between these hackers and Putin that we know Putin at least knows about it and is okaying it with a wink and a nod?

Well, I can't tell you about this particular

incident and what we know because I was out of government, but what I can say this, all the hallmarks of what took place here suggest this is some folks who are operating from Russian soil in a space that is almost certainly underwritten by one of Vladimir Putin's buddies, the oligarch system,

and Putin at the very least is turning a blind eye to it and probably more.

And so it's appropriate to hold Vladimir Putin and the Russians accountable for the actions taking place inside of their own country.

And we've got to do it, and there are tools by which we can.

Let me just quickly,

it looks like,

well, it doesn't look like my know-it-just happened.

State Department

was investigating COVID and the Wuhan lab and everything else.

And

Biden just took that and shut that down and moved it over to the CIA.

My theory is that that way he doesn't have to release anything because

intelligence can be

held as top secret.

Was there evidence on this Wuhan lab when you were in office?

And are we ever going to hear what really happened?

So, Glenn, I have a unique perspective, having led both the CIA and the State Department consecutively.

When I was a Secretary of State, when the Wuhan virus

was foisted upon the world by the Chinese Communist Party, we began to move heaven and earth to try and figure out what happened.

We had the tools to try and figure out if this was a part of a bioweapons effort on behalf of the CCP, and we learned a lot.

And so, Clint, while I can't tell your listeners today, we know the answer with certainty.

I am confident that this came from the virology lab.

We know enough to say that.

We also know enough to know they're continuing to cover it up, and so we know plenty to hold them accountable.

There's no evidence this administration wants to confront that.

Three million people dead around the world, hundreds of thousands in the United States.

Families still here in the United States upended by this thing.

Kids having trouble coming out of these lockdowns, crazy lockdowns.

The Chinese Communist Party has to be made to pay a price, at the least a price sufficient to make sure they'll do what they can to make sure something like this never happens again.

Talking to Mike Pompeo,

you are starting

what's called CAVPAC.

CAV, Champion American Values, and also kind of a tip of the hat to your time in the Army as a cavalry

officer.

But it's CAVPAC, and it is looking to

get real conservatives and real conservative candidates into the 2022 cycle.

Tell me about it.

So, Glenn, I was a businessman in Kansas back in 2010 when Barack Obama was taking our country in the wrong direction.

I gave up that wonderful life with my family back in Kansas to go run for Congress to throw Nancy Pelosi out.

This effort is in those same lines.

It's my effort from the place that I find myself today to lead, well, we've called CAP back.

You're right.

What does CAP do?

It rides to the sound of the gun.

It alerts.

It sounds the siren when there's a real risk to something that matters an awful lot.

And so we're going to go find conservative candidates, true believers in

American workers and our American middle class.

We're going to find them and we're going to help them be successful getting elected, not just to take back the House and the Senate, but city council races.

We did a state legislative race in New Hampshire last week.

We're helping a fellow out.

We've got to make sure that we drive this message and help good candidates get elected.

And if you go to catpeck.com, I think you'll see there's real action and a real heart for delivering good outcomes for our country.

I'll tell you, Mike, I'm not only looking for people that understand

the average worker and

how business is done, but I'm also looking for somebody who will stand up for the Constitution because that thing is gone.

I mean, we are not following it at all, it seems right now.

And both parties seem to have

you know, seem to play not an equal part, but a part in ignoring it when they want to.

Glenn, there's no doubt the party that I've been a part of for decades now has

its own challenges.

We've got to confront them.

We've got to take them on.

When I was at the State Department, we engaged in a mission, to your point,

the State Department lost its way talking about human rights.

It was talking about things that were crazy.

And so we created this commission designed to go back and talk about our founding.

What is it that we really believe in?

Why do we believe in?

How do we put forward these ideas?

Trying to get my diplomats around the world to understand that we shouldn't apologize for America.

It's this exceptional country.

So

we went back and regrounded the work that we were doing.

That's what America needs.

It needs a regrounding in these first principles, the things Glenn, that you and I learned in schools.

We need to go teach them in our schools again.

We're not doing that today.

If we get that wrong,

I joke, but I'm three-quarters serious.

I met with the Taliban.

I met with Chairman Kim.

The biggest risk today is inside of our schools.

If we don't get that right, if we're not brave enough and fearless enough to go stand up and demand that we teach our kids about the greatness of our nation, then this next generation will take us to a path where, you know, as our founders knew, we could lose the Republic.

So yesterday,

I'm big on the great reset from the World Economic Forum.

I mean, almost every politician around the world in the West is using Build Back Better,

which is from the World Economic Forum.

Yesterday, Biden gave a speech, and I'm going to talk about it here in a few minutes, but he gave a speech and he said, you know,

for us to be able to best China, we all have to work together.

Then he went through the stated goals.

All of them were right directly from the great reset

of the World Economic Forum.

Do you think that there's

an effort underway that these corporations and the government are starting to put a little private-public partnership together.

Biden

continuously says, you know, it's a test.

We're going to see in the next couple of years

whether or not a democracy like ours can survive against these authoritarian states.

They can just move quickly.

Glenn, it saddens me when I hear that.

That's the story, you know, when President Biden talks about going,

we're back he means back to Barack Obama right that's that that story that you hear is managing American decline we can't this is not America we're gonna win this we've got to get it right and we have to be fearless in doing so when I when I hear them say that it the China presents a challenge you know a challenge is figuring out whether you want to go to the store at 10 o'clock or 11 o'clock The threat is the Chinese Communist Party, and I saw the statement that came out this week, you know, it's okay, but it doesn't begin to comprehend the threat that the Chinese Communist Party presents.

And Glenn, you know this.

It'll take American leadership to get this right.

We're going to have to demonstrate that our businesses are prepared to sacrifice and our businesses are prepared to be the technology leaders.

And we're not going to suffer the Chinese Communist Party censorship and cancellation for our American companies.

We're going to demand fair and free trade.

If we get those things right, Glenn, America is going to push back against this threat from Xi Jinping and his commie buddies.

We can do it.

We've done it before, and it's just going to take American leadership to get it right.

Sadly, we don't have a president that I think is prepared to do that today.

Do you stay in touch with President Trump?

And if so, how's he doing?

I do.

He's doing great.

He wants to be part of the fight in the same way I'm trying to work every day to be part of the fight.

He knows that the things that we did these past four years made lives for ordinary Americans better.

I think he's saddened to see what they've done in these first hundred days, too.

We knew when you got President Biden, we knew what we were in for.

I don't think any of us believed that the left had captured him so much that they would move this far, this left, this fast.

And so time is nigh.

We got to get after it.

We got to win in 2022 and shorten the runway.

All right.

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Correct.

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Only conservatives need to apply, Glenn.

Again, Mike, thank you so much for everything that you have done as CIA director and

Secretary of State.

It was amazing to watch you guys.

It really was.

Thank you.

Well, bless you, Glenn.

We'll talk again soon.

So long, sir.

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And before I get to that, I just want to say that you go ahead and play it.

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That's right.

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We're going to talk about Biden's trip here in just a second and a couple of other really important things, but I just

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The Post has run an expansive report

titled The Racist Legacy Many Birds Carry.

Yeah,

the Washington Post reporter is very troubled by the racist legacy of a few birds.

And finally, finally, I mean, are you with me, Pat?

Oh, absolutely.

These racist birds that, you know, what they do to blackbirds.

It's got to stop.

It's got to stop.

It does.

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Did you see the just a lovely visit with the Queen

yesterday with Joe Biden.

It was great.

She could see herself in his mirrored

sunglasses, which,

you know,

I don't think it's rude.

I mean,

I don't know anybody that almost knocks them off the face of their child when they're meeting somebody, let alone the queen.

But that was nice.

You know, maybe, maybe she had some mustard there by some of the diamonds, and he was like, you should look in the mirror, look in the mirror.

I'm wearing these sunglasses, so you can look at yourself.

Your lipstick is on your teeth.

But it was, it was, it was,

it was beautiful.

And then afterwards,

he went right out and told everybody, you know, what they had talked about, which you don't do.

You know, that's a private conversation.

But, you know, Michelle Obama didn't know the protocol.

Barack Obama gave her a tape of all of his speeches, which I bet bet she enjoyed.

I bet she's still listening to them today.

And I just think that's,

I'm so proud.

I'm so proud of him as president.

And also, in case you missed that important part of his speech yesterday, where

the reporter asked him kind of a tough question about Putin, and he gave an awkward Kamala Harris laugh and then just shut down for seven seconds.

Listen.

In a weekend interview, Vladimir Putin laughed at the suggestion that you had called him a killer.

Is that still your belief, sir, that he is a killer?

Answer the first question.

I'm laughing too.

They actually, I

well, look, I mean, he has made clear that

The answer is, I believe he is in the past.

Wow.

Essentially.

Wow.

Is that

a sign of

mental, really, mental decay?

Oh,

that's astounding.

How is it no one reports on that?

No one was like, ah, and then the president just stopped for seven seconds and just kind of stared into space.

Yeah.

Do you remember what they used to say toward the latter part of the Reagan administration?

Of Reagan.

He never did anything like that that I can remember.

Never.

He didn't freeze during speeches for seven seconds at a time and lose his place and forget what he was saying.

That didn't happen.

And they called him senile.

Nope.

Every day.

They're calling Donald Trump senile.

Right.

Yes, they are.

They're like, look at him slip.

Slip.

Are you kidding me?

Unreal.

It's crazy.

And then, did you see when he met with Erdogan from Turkey at the NATO summit?

And everybody's wearing a mask except for the dictator, Erdogan.

He's not wearing anything because he's like, you boobs are all so stupid.

And

Biden tries to give him a fist bump.

And

Erdogan really, I don't think, wanted to give a fist bump because it's for girls.

But oh, I'm sorry.

Did I say that out loud?

I mean, it could be a transgender girl, too.

I mean,

anyway,

it was a little awkward and

a little embarrassing,

but

it was, you know, it's our American president.

And so

I'm thrilled about that.

Joe Biden also adopted a new rule on Monday that could force Catholic hospitals and religious doctors and other objectors, forcing them to perform abortions and sex change surgeries.

And I don't think, you know, we were never built on the individual and the right of conscience.

That is so un-American that you would say, hey, I have a different point of view, you know?

Yeah.

Because these surgeries, sex reassignment surgeries, especially on children, they're so vital.

They're so, so

vital.

And the earlier, the better, I think.

The younger you are when you get one, I think the better you're going to be.

Oh, if we could do them at birth.

At birth would be great.

Yeah.

Yeah.

If your boy child cries all the time, you know it's because he wants to be a girl.

There's a girl screaming to get out.

Right.

Literally screaming to get out.

Right.

Right.

Yeah.

Right.

That's the time to do it.

Amen, brother.

It's the time to do it.

Amen.

Yep.

The quick summary here on Joe Biden

is that he is working with the rest of the G7 to launch a Build Back Better world partnership.

If you're not following the Great Reset, you must because you will understand what is going on right now.

It's aimed mostly at the developing world.

Build Back Better.

That's, I mean,

France

is using that slogan.

England is using that slogan.

Well, that's because they love Joe Biden.

No, it didn't come from Joe Biden.

It came from the Great Reset.

And what they're doing is essentially trying to establish the Great Reset in low-income and middle-income countries, think Africa, first.

He made comments yesterday, specifically noting the purpose of the plan to compete with China's Belt and Road Initiative.

If you don't know what the Belt and Road Initiative is,

that's old-timey Chinese speak

for the road, the Silk Road that they had coming out of China, and all the trade would come and go up to Europe and the rest of the world.

And so now they're calling it their Belt and Road Initiative.

And

the comments

might solidify a few things that I have said in the past.

This is a gigantic development on this front.

I want you to listen to some of the comments that the president said.

He said, Hey, folks, how are you?

Well, good afternoon.

We've just wrapped up what has been an extraordinary, collaborative, and productive meeting.

The G7, everyone at the table understood and understands both the seriousness and the challenge we're up against, and the responsibility of our proud democracies to step up and deliver for the rest of the world.

That's what the GS7 is all about.

And rallying the world's democracies to meet the challenges that the world faces.

Did you remember what I told you yesterday?

He said was the challenge that the world faces, that all of these democracies face.

Can they

actually respond fast enough like a communist or fascistic country can?

Because China,

they are public-private partnerships with business.

And when I say that, I mean

the public, the government really kind of runs it.

And once in a while, if one of the CEOs doesn't do what they say, then they publicly execute him.

So

it's great.

It's a nice partnership.

And that's what they're working on.

I mean, not the execution of

CEOs

yet.

But this is what they're working on.

He went on and said, we have to deliver for people,

our people, and for all people, quite frankly, everywhere.

And in a pandemic and maintaining robust support for an equitable, inclusive global economic recovery, we're top priorities of our nations as we get together.

So the top priorities of the G7,

equity, which is equal outcomes, inclusive global economic recovery, which means

you've got to serve the poor first.

And over the past few weeks, the nations of the G7 have affirmed the democratic values that underpin everything we hope to achieve in our shared future.

That we're committed to put them to work.

One, delivering vaccines and ending the pandemic.

True.

Two, driving a substantial, inclusive economic recovery around the world.

Three, fueling infrastructure development in places that most badly need it.

And four, fighting climate change.

Now, I don't know about you, but when I think of the president going overseas and meeting with the G7,

I think, wow,

I hope they're all committed to a substantial, inclusive economic recovery.

One that really addresses climate change.

And that we not only build our infrastructure, which is costing trillions of dollars, but we also build Africa's infrastructure because I just think that's really good.

Well, the only way we're going to meet the continent so thoroughly that we owe it to him.

We owe it to him, obviously.

Right, right.

The only way we're going to meet the global threats is by working together with our partners and allies.

Last time the G7 met, there was no mention of China, but this time there is a mention of China.

And G7 explicitly agreed to call out human rights abuses in

Xinjiang and Hong Kong explicitly.

Two, to coordinate common strategy to deal with China, the non-market policies that undermine competition.

They've agreed, and that's underway now, how to do that.

Three, to take serious actions against forced labor in solar agriculture and in the garment industries, because that's where it's happening.

They've all agreed to do that.

By the way, all of these are stated goals from the Economic Forum, World Economic Forum of Great Reset.

He said, I feel very strongly, I propose that we have a democratic alternative to the Belt and Road Initiative to build back better.

Wow.

And by the way,

how much has our credibility been undermined by the fact that our government is running around the world telling everybody how racist we are and how awful we are about race and that our human rights are no better than anybody else's.

And then we go to China and try to tell them about their human rights?

Yeah, it just, it's not working.

Yeah, China has already said don't lecture us about human rights.

They've already said it.

You're the most racist country on the face of the earth.

So we have no credibility.

But remember, you can't have equity if Americans have the wealth that we currently have.

You can't because we are so far ahead of the rest of the world.

You have to tear us down and destroy our economy and also destroy the supremacy of the U.S.

dollar.

Once you do that, you destroy our wealth, you destroy our dollar, and then the world

can think about equity.

And it'll be really great because we'll all be equal.

I mean, some will be more equal than others, but certainly we'll all be equal.

By the way, I got something from the White House yesterday.

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Found out that Hunter Biden is an artist, but so is his dad.

Really?

Listen.

I spend a lot of time outside my mind.

And when I speak, there's tons of words

I cannot find.

I sometimes think I'll pass out on the floor.

I'm Joe.

Tell me, what am I here for?

Cause I'm bleeding from my eyes

And I've got that creepy smile

Being president is exhausting

Let me nap a little while

When it comes to what I'll say

You can see I have no clue

But the one thing you can bet is

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Ooh, is my lyrics

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And you'd be smart to wear a pair of iron underwear

This underbiding stuff has got to go

Um Joe

You know all you need to know

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First, just a quick personal note.

I can't thank you enough for all of your support.

There's so many people that are

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art project, American Heroes, Myths, and Legends.

And as I announced yesterday, it's going to be at Park City Fine Art.

You can go to the website now and find out more about it at parkcityfineart.com.

We announced earlier this morning that we are going to have an official show.

It's so funny because they're like, and we'll have the

artist reception at.

And I'm like, yep, that's what we should do.

An artist reception.

I have no idea what any of this means.

But anyway,

we're going to be doing that July 26th through July 31st in Park City at Park City Fine Art.

It's when they debut the work.

I think it's up right now, but they're going to be taking it down soon.

And I'm going to be there on Saturday, July 31st.

So the last day of July, I will be there in Park City at Park City Fine Art.

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So

all my

profits will be going to Mercury One.

Find it at parkcityfineart.com.

Okay, let me go real quickly now, my friend, or to the former Biden COVID-19 czar.

Oh, I've missed these czars.

Here he is on COVID-19.

How much of this pandemic was preventable and how?

Well, of course, we would have had a pandemic here in the U.S.

no matter what.

But look, we can count the mistakes, and I think it's important that we do it for nothing else so we don't repeat them.

We obviously had a set of technical mistakes with the testing and the PPE that we know about.

But if we're honest, we also had two other types of mistakes that caused a lot of loss of life.

One, just plainly political leadership mistakes.

There was a lot, we denied the virus for too long out of the Trump White House.

There was too much squashing of dissent and playing on divisions.

But I'd also think we all need to look at one another and ask ourselves.

ourselves

what do we need to do better next time and in many respects being able to sacrifice a little bit for one another to get through this and to save more lives is going to be essential.

And that's something that I think we could all have done a little bit better on.

Right.

We could have sacrificed a little bit more.

You know,

the sacrifice of 40% of all businesses now being closed, I mean, permanently out of business, only 40%.

But I don't know if that sacrifice was good enough.

Or the fact that teen suicide now is up at 31%,

I think a few more of us could have sacrificed our children.

You know, throw it up on the altar of

Anthony Fauci.

I think we could have done it, right?

Could have done it.

Go to hell.

Who do you think you are telling us that

we should sacrifice more?

Oh, my gosh.

That is

so reminiscent of

Johnny Carter in those days.

Isn't it?

Oh, yeah, it is.

Blaming everything,

everybody on the left, the media and everything.

You know, Donald Trump was a little slow.

Really?

Was he?

Because when he shut down Europe, when he shut down travel from China, you all bellyached and said, oh my gosh, what a racist.

And you're on TV saying, come on down to Chinatown.

Don't start with me.

Some of us have memories.

Now, you know, Lori Lightfoot,

who is just

a fox, but

yeah, she's just

delightful.

And

she's, you know, taking some heat

because

she was only meeting with,

you know, minorities reporters.

She didn't want to meet with any white reporters.

Now, yesterday she came out and she said, or the day before yesterday, she came out and said, you know, really, that only lasted two days, so it's really not a problem.

Well, it only lasted two days because everybody on the planet hammered you for it.

Here she is speaking to John Berman, the Chicago Mary Lori Lightfoot.

By the way, Lori Lightfoot.

Is she Gordon Lightfoot's mom?

Yeah.

Or grandmother.

Because Gordon's only 82.

I think she might be his grandmother.

So

because he's quite a big one.

I didn't know the connection.

because I've, yeah, I've always, you know, I've looked at Lightfoot and I think Native American, but I never thought of Gordon Lightfoot.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So does she know about the

sinking of the Edmonds Fitzgerald?

Well, yeah, because it's a legend that lives on from the Chippewa on down, you know, on the big lake they call Gichigumi.

So she knows.

Right.

She knows.

She knows.

Okay.

Here's Gordon Lightfoot's mom, Lori Lightfoot.

I'm the mayor of the third largest city in the country.

I'm an African-American

to state the obvious.

Every day, when I look out across my podium, I don't see people who look like me.

But more to the point, I don't see people who reflect the richness and diversity.

I'm glad we don't see people in the world.

So, yes, I started a watching and overdo conversation about diversity in newsrooms and coverage.

You all are the mirrors on society.

You reflect with a critical and important lens the news of the day.

You hold public officials like me accountable.

Okay, stop.

Just pause it for a second.

Keep that on screen.

May I ask?

No, no, see if you can keep that on screen.

May I ask,

Pat?

My monitor here at the ranch is very small.

Is he Native American or is he Indian

or Hispanic?

John Berman.

The reporter.

Yeah.

John Berman.

So is he white?

Well, yes.

I think he's.

I think he's.

Okay.

I don't know because I can't see.

He just looks

from

I'm looking at a two by two monitor here.

Yeah.

And he looks like

an Indian, and I don't mean American Indian.

And he looks a little constipated as well.

So I think there might be some of that going on, too.

Well, that's probably his white guilt.

If he's a white guy, that explains that.

It's not constipation.

It's white guilt.

By the way, for those who have been waiting, waiting for the follow-up to White Fragility, I mean,

some people I know didn't read it, and you have to read it because you won't understand the second one.

There is another volume coming out in the series.

It's called Nice Racism,

and it's Robin DiAngelo's new book.

I've been waiting.

Finally, I mean, I think the whole country,

the whole country has been saying, Robin, you can't leave us on that cliffhanger there at the end of White fragility.

What happens to the main characters?

So she has nice racism coming out.

And

this one is written directly to white people

as a white person.

She identifies many common white racial patterns and breaks down how well-intentioned white people unknowingly perpetuate racial harm.

And I think that's great.

I'm glad somebody's finally willing to say it.

She said those patterns include rushing to prove that we're not racist.

Okay.

Downplaying white advantage, romanticizing black, indigenous, and other peoples of color.

That happens all the time.

I've been romanticizing that all the time.

Me too.

Sometimes I pretend to be all three at the same time.

Black, indigenous, and other peoples of color.

Yeah.

That is so romantic, isn't it?

That is so romantic.

Yeah.

Pretending white segregation just happens.

She's on to us.

Yep.

You know, I have to tell you, in my last HOA meeting, which some say I never attend, but, oh, I'm there.

Yeah.

We were specifically.

Well, we didn't actually use these words, but we're like, how can we keep this neighborhood segregated?

And that's when a lot of the guys who are black that live in my neighborhood were like, excuse me.

And I'm like, oh,

oh, you're probably not black.

You're probably a sellout to your race.

And they were like, oh, yeah, I forgot.

And then

the feeling that we've all had, she explains, the feeling,

just feeling immobilized by shame.

Wow.

And I think that's what is happening to my son.

I really do.

I thought it was just sheer, unadulterated laziness.

But

I think that it, no, I think he's immobilized by shame.

And she, what's great is she writes candidly about her own missteps and her own struggles.

You know, and

she does it to encourage white readers to continually face their complicity and embrace courage

because you're going to need it in that lifelong commitment of accountability.

And

here are the table of contents.

What is a nice racist?

Second chapter is the one I think I'm buying it for.

Why it's okay to generalize about white people.

Oh,

that one is.

Yeah, because they're white, obviously.

That's why it's okay.

It's a short book.

It's a short book.

What is a nice racist?

One that

doesn't beat you over the head and kill you.

I mean, without a smile on their face.

Why is it okay to generalize about white people?

Because they're white.

There is no choir, chapter 3.

I don't think you need more than the headline on that one.

What's wrong with niceness?

Well, a lot.

A lot.

Honestly, a lot.

Yeah.

People need to be.

Niceness doesn't always get you.

You know, you got to be, you got to, sometimes you have to

set a city on fire to get people's attention.

Steal some shoes.

Moves.

Along the way.

The moves of the white progressives.

I wonder if that chapter, that's chapter five in Robin D'Angelo's new book,

Nice Racism.

The moves of white progressives, I wonder if that includes how all of those white progressives that set up BLM, you know, the global network,

how all those white people set that up and then

bilked everybody who gave to BLM.

You know, remember we told you, but of course Robin D'Angelo was saying, hey, BLM, don't hate to BLM.

And who got rich?

The white liberal progressive.

So.

Well, and Patrice Colors,

obviously the co-founder of BLM, she made a few bucks on the side, too, which wasn't anymore.

Yes,

she's an

accomplished artist.

Well, and just like

a trained Marxist as well.

So, you know, she

all her intents are good.

Yeah, and she knows how to make money, as all Marxists do.

Yes.

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Well, hello, America.

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I had some really fun and exciting things to

share with you today,

But I just asked for a poll of

the listeners of

what do you want to hear?

Do you need some more serious stuff?

Or would you like

some good news and some happy stuff?

And the audience said, serious.

Serious, serious, serious.

So, Pat,

now we're facing...

We're facing a decision here.

Do we act like all those people in Washington that think they know better than the average person?

Or do we listen and heed the voice of the people?

And I think there's really only one choice.

I mean,

we obviously know better than the average person.

Yes, ignore them.

Yes.

Combination of both.

I have some really disturbing things.

I've been waiting to talk to you about it, Pat, and we haven't gotten around to it in the last

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It's something really serious that the FBI is doing that really bothers me.

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Isn't it necessary that all of us review our own attitude and say, yes, it is possible for men and women of goodwill to differ?

Well, I think it is, but that's.

That's not what one dad did.

His estranged daughter,

when his child support ended, he dropped off his final child support payment, dumping 80,000 pennies on his wife's lawn.

Oh, so I

that's not very nice.

That's just not very nice.

Funny, sure.

Hard to do, you bet.

Not as hard probably as picking them up out of the grass

and

then bringing them to the bank to have them count all of them.

But hey, it's legal tender.

It is legal tender.

Actually, you can't do that, can you, Pat?

I didn't think you could.

I thought the banks could say, no, we're not accepting that.

I don't.

I'm not sure about the legality of that.

I don't know how you turn down legal tender, though.

Like you said, it is legal, so why not?

And especially since he paid her, not the bank.

Here's your money.

Although that's vindictive, and I can't explain it.

Yeah, not a good example for his daughter.

Not a good one.

Really?

Here's some good news for you.

CNN's hour-long interview, which clips were played all last week

people were talking about.

It was an interview with President Barack Obama,

and

it was needed at CNN because their ratings are really bad.

And the interview did

nothing for the bad ratings at CNN.

Nobody watched.

Nobody watched.

Half a million people,

probably extra, for the Anderson Cooper 360, watch the show.

By the way,

that was half of what Tucker Carlson had

the same night.

So President Obama not really heeded very much.

And you know why?

Because most people on the left, and this is an honest observation by somebody who used to work for him.

They told me privately that

people were not with him.

The Marxists were not with him because they felt that he had sold out to Hillary Clinton and the Clinton gang, which in some ways he did.

I mean, not from my perspective, because I think he did a lot of damage to the country, but not enough for the Marxists.

And that's why he couldn't draw a crowd, why nobody had any passion, because he had become a guy that was there to play the corporate game and make lots and lots of money, which he did.

Now,

Nickelodeon ratings are out.

Have you seen what Nickelodeon is

doing?

Nick Jr.

has released videos championing things like trans, queer, and pansexual inclusion.

One video that sparked a lot of outrage depicted a cartoon version of a drag queen singing about various LGBTQIA

plus two groups loving each other so proudly on Blue's Clues and You, a show for two to five year olds.

And I think that's

those were the clues that I was hoping Blue would find.

I don't know about you, Pat.

Absolutely.

I want,

doesn't everybody want their two to five year old in touch with their sexuality and everybody else's?

Yes.

Yes.

Thank you.

Finally has

somebody has the guts to say it.

Now, the viewership has dropped from 1.3 million average viewers per week to 372,000.

Wow.

Oh, that's great.

I mean, that is.

That's great.

Oh, isn't it?

Yeah.

Isn't it?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So looks like Paramount and

Nickelodeon are in some, gosh darn it, financial trouble.

Did you see Jon Stewart

on,

what's his name?

The really obnoxious

funny guy.

Stephen Colbert.

Thank you for knowing that.

Did you see him when he came out?

I mean,

I shouldn't have left it at that.

Oh, he came out.

No, no, no,

talking about the, he was talking about the vaccine, right?

Or the,

actually actually, where the virus came from.

Is that what you're talking about?

So,

this was the return of the Colbert show to the Sullivan Theater because the vaccine is out now.

And

he walks on stage

and he gets a standing ovation.

And then he

grinned widely as he embraced his band leader, John Batiste, which

I have all of his album.

And he said, We'd never really left, but we certainly weren't here.

And it's like the first day back at school.

I'm really happy because

we've all been vaccinated.

I know I'm not going to get COVID.

And a lot of people didn't take good care of themselves during the pandemic.

But

I want you to meet a good friend, Jon Stewart, everybody.

And Jon Stewart walked out and listened to this.

I think we owe a great debt of gratitude to science.

Science has in many ways helped ease

the suffering of this pandemic,

which was more than likely caused by science.

And that's kind of...

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Now, listen, listen.

It's coffee.

I won't do that to you.

I'll do that to you.

What do you take?

What do you mean by it?

Do you mean like perhaps there's a chance that this was created in a lab?

There's an investigation.

A chance?

Hold on.

Oh, my God.

There's evidence.

I'd love to hear it.

There's a novel respiratory coronavirus overtaking Wuhan, China.

What do we do?

Oh, you know who we could ask?

The Wuhan novel respiratory coronavirus lab.

The disease is the same name as the lab.

That's just a little too weird.

Don't you think?

And then the natural scientists are like, how did this...

So wait a minute.

You work at the Wuhan Respiratory Coronavirus Lab.

How did this happen?

And they're like, a pangolin kissed a turtle.

And you're like, no,

you...

The name of your lab.

I mean, look at the name.

Look at the name.

Can I, let me see your business card.

Show me your business card.

Oh, I work at the coronavirus lab in Wuhan.

Oh, because there's a coronavirus loose in Wuhan.

How did that happen?

Maybe a bat flew into the Tuaca of a turkey and then it squeezed into my chili and now we all have coronavirus.

Like, come on.

Okay, okay.

What about this?

What about this?

Okay, listen to this.

Wait a second.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

There's been an outbreak of chocolatey goodness near Hershey, Pennsylvania.

What do you think happened?

Like, oh, I don't know.

Maybe a steam shovel, maybe with a cocoa bean.

Or it's the

chocolate factory.

Maybe that's it.

That's funnier than John Stewart's been in 30 years.

That was, that's

good.

It's brilliant, and it's the truth.

And notice the audience is all for it, and Colbert is not.

Colbert is like, well,

if there's actual evidence, I'd like to hear it.

No, you know, Stephen, that's the funny thing about being a comedian.

You sometimes play on the obvious to make people laugh.

Now, I know you haven't, well,

you have tried a long time, but you haven't made that happen, I think, ever.

Except when you were with Jon Stewart.

Isn't that weird?

But Jon Stewart is not only making people laugh about it, he's stating the obvious, and the audience is

with him.

It's with him.

It definitely.

Every time Colbert tries to stop him, the audience, he's like, no, no, no, and the audience cheers.

I think that was amazing.

Now, let me give you Chuck Schumer because he is so woke, so woke.

And I want to give you a clip of what he was talking about when he was doing an interview.

He was wanting to build some extra housing for those in need and

and here's what he said and there this initiative actually will house the homeless population that is actually living on our streets we see them every day yes we're about to house them and they're against it it's it's unbelievable yeah I mean it's I find I have found that my whole career they wanted to build a

and when I first was assemblyman they wanted to build a congregate living place for retarded children The whole neighborhood was against it.

These are harmless kids.

They just needed some help.

Yeah, the retarded.

They're just

so sweet.

All those

retards.

Thank you very much, Chuck Schumer.

What a ridiculous.

And, you know, they won't say anything about that.

They won't say a word about that.

But I'll bet you that what I just said will be taken out of context.

And they're planned back,

said the R-word.

All right, I want to talk to you a little bit about something that is really bothering me.

The FBI has just seized the safety

deposit boxes

that were rented in U.S.

private vaults in Beverly Hills, California.

They have taken $86 million in cash and millions more in jewelry and other valuables.

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Yeah, but we also know that the price of housing is a bubble and it's going to come down.

Oh no, no inflation.

That's what are you talking about?

Well, let me just say this.

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That is coming because you have to have higher interest rates to slow down inflation.

I will tell you, if they're serious about it, it will be higher than it was in the 1970s.

It has to.

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so here's the um here's the interesting thing most people don't know but after the crash of 2008

and September 11th, the combination of that,

the banks now, the federal government, has the right to send a DHS officer into every safety deposit box.

If you are keeping money there, if you have things in there, you will have to open it in front of a Department of Homeland Security person if they choose.

That's never happened before.

That was your private box, your private information, but that is a way that they are going to make sure that people aren't hoarding cash or whatever.

Even though there's a story out today from Jamie Dimon, how J.P.

Morgan is now hoarding, that's his words, hoarding cash because of the inflation that is coming.

The box holders

that were in Beverly Hills,

this was not in a bank, partially because most of the people who used this vault were not dirty.

They just didn't believe in the banks.

There was $86 million in cash and jewelry inside of this safety deposit, the safety deposit boxes in this vault.

They opened every door and they took everything in every drawer.

Now, why?

Well, the FBI says because this was a money laundering place, and some people

were using that to launder money.

Okay, but what about everybody else?

How much money was that?

And what about everybody else that wasn't involved in the money laundering schemes?

Well, the FBI says they don't know who was involved and who wasn't, so they're going to have to keep that $86 million and millions more in jewelry and other things that were found in the safety deposit boxes.

This has got to stop.

This asset forfeiture has got to stop.

It's one of the most unconstitutional and un-American things I've seen in my lifetime.

It's hard to believe it continues.

And, you know, we were talking about some of the cases that the Supreme Court was going to take on by July.

This isn't one of them.

And I don't understand why.

I don't know why

they won't fix this because it's absolutely unbelievable.

People aren't even charged with crimes and they lose tens of thousands of dollars.

Yeah, if you had your money, if you had your money in one of those safety deposit boxes and somebody is laundering money and keeping dirty drug money or whatever in one of the safety deposit boxes, you're going to lose yours as well.

This is so unconstitutional, so fascistic.

And by the way, this whole thing was started by Ronald Reagan.

So, you know, Republicans, you better damn fix this.

It was started by Reagan, and it was started under the RICO laws, and he was trying to go after the Gambino family and everything else.

And what they were doing was taking this money.

If you had, if you got a drug lord, then they could take the boat and the cars and the houses and sell it, and it would go to the treasury.

That was the way to really hurt these drug lords.

But now it's been twisted into anything.

You know,

even the one that Reagan passed

requires that you have evidence first and then you take the property.

What they have is suspicion, and then they take all of the property.

That's not good.

It's not good at all.

Rather than being found guilty by a jury of your peers and then confiscating the ill-gotten booty.

It's unbelievable.

Yeah.

In this case, you have to prove that you're innocent.

And even then,

most times you don't get your stuff back.

Right.

That ain't America.

That is not America.

And it is going to become more and more prevalent in the coming days and months.

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Personal note before we finish up here this last half hour.

I am going to a

nephew's wedding

in the middle of absolute nowhere.

So I think we have to travel by wagon train to get there.

I'm not really sure.

But

I'm going to be gone for the next few days so I can be with the family.

It's kind of like a family reunion

and celebration.

He's a great, great kid.

And his father passed away, and he actually called me and asked me if I I would give the father's toast.

And I don't know what to say.

I mean, what an honor.

What an honor to be asked to do that.

But

I'll be back next week.

All right.

Pat, let's go through a couple of things that are important.

First of all, the local Fox News reporter that said, my company is muzzling me.

And tomorrow morning, Project Veritas.

Looks like they're going to be doing something tonight on that story.

I can't believe they didn't cut her off.

Yeah,

I don't know if they just didn't think of it or they weren't paying attention.

Sometimes, you know, you just go to the next segment and you're not listening.

And then maybe that was the case.

Or maybe they thought, you know, like it makes it a bigger deal if they cut her off.

I don't know, but it's weird.

Or maybe they just thought, what is she talking about?

Yeah.

I mean, when she said Fox Corp is

trying to muzzle me

on what?

I can't wait to hear what that is.

I can't wait to hear what that is.

I know.

Yeah.

The Supreme Court is taking on some big cases this summer,

and we should be aware.

And also, is it just me, Pat, or have you noticed recently, and I think more than in my lifetime,

and maybe, again, maybe it's just me, but they have come out with nine to zero, nine to zero, nine to zero on a

right

repeatedly

over the last month.

More than usual.

Oh, by

far.

They almost never have nine to nothing rulings.

And

some think it might be a signal to the Biden administration to back off this packing the court thing.

And

that's...

That's a great move if that's what it is, telling them, hey, we don't need 13 Supreme Court justices.

We're together.

See this?

Nine to nothing.

That just doesn't happen.

So we're together,

unlike you politicians.

It's pretty powerful.

Wow.

And, you know, maybe they'll pay attention.

I don't know.

But

because I've noticed also a lot of the cases are coming out in our favor, in the conservative favor.

Yeah, definitely.

We've made some good rulings lately.

Right.

And even Kagan's been on board.

I mean, it's been bizarre.

It's been bizarre.

And I don't know if it's Roofies or what,

but let's keep going.

So what are the cases they're taking on now this month?

They've got a landmark religious liberty case

dating back to the 2014 decision in Burl versus Hobby Lobby.

Remember that?

Where religious liberty was at stake there?

Oh, this was,

yeah.

This was happening around the same time as the, you know, the mothers of, you know, St.

Teresa or whatever were told, you got to give condoms to people.

Right.

And Hobby Lobby didn't want to provide, I think, was it abortion condominium?

Healthcare.

Healthcare, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

They would provide health care, but not for abortions.

Right.

So,

you know, they've ruled on a few of those things, but kind of in a limited way, this might open things up and just protect the First Amendment once and for all.

That's what I'm hoping.

I'm hoping this isn't just going to be some narrow little ruling that allows somebody to slip through right here, but they make the decision to back the First Amendment.

That would be nice if they make a strong statement there, but that's pending.

They're also tackling some election law cases because, of course,

the Republicans are just shutting down everybody's ability to vote.

You can't vote in Georgia or Texas if you're a person of color.

And we all know that.

So

that is good.

The white interest.

White people, we know that because all white people meet in secret racist meetings.

And we laugh

at Tuesday night at the Rotary Club.

Yeah, it's the Rotary Club.

You know, people think that's just a harmless little thing that kind of helps the neighborhoods.

It's not.

It's where all white people gather.

7.30, Tuesdays, Denny's.

No minorities allow.

So there's also going to be another challenge to Obamacare.

You know, there's been three so far.

And this, I mean,

it's the thing that you just can't kill.

It's the thing from the black lagoon that just keeps coming back to life.

And so they're going to rule on another aspect of Obamacare.

And everybody suspects it's going to survive yet another Supreme Court challenge.

And then finally, the other big thing is that they're going to

take on a First Amendment case as it applies to social media.

So this started with a Pennsylvania high school cheerleader cheerleader being penalized by her school because she was pissed off that they

forget what she was angry about, but she flipped off the school, posted it on social media, and got suspended.

Yeah, she was,

she was and her friends

were pissed about something, and they said, and she posted this video off campus.

Right.

She and her friend were hanging out someplace, and they went, you know what?

F-cheer.

the school, right?

And and and they said that if if the Supreme Court rules

against her, it will mean that your social life, your social media life, will follow you all the time.

So, in other words, anything that you say can and will be held against you

by your company or by your church or whoever wants wants to say, yeah, the school can say, no, I'm sorry, they're always once in school, always in school.

School follows them home 24-7 for 12 years of their life.

That's a dangerous, dangerous thing to say.

Now, what the Biden administration is saying is that

ending their authority over students at the schoolhouse gates could make it harder to curb bullying and racism and cheating and invasion of privacy, all frequently occur online, and we need to be able to nip that in the bud.

No,

if it's not happening on school grounds, it's none of your business.

You can't control what they're doing at home.

Let the parents deal with that, but the school has got to stay out of it.

So, anyway, the Supreme Court is going to rule on that.

And this is the way to

entrap all of us with the internet.

If you remember when I talked to, oh, gosh, what was his name?

Schmidt from Google.

And I asked him, I said,

why didn't you say a few years ago that by 2025, kids will have to change their names?

And he said, well, what I meant by that was there's going to be so much information gathered on them that they won't, they'll be overloaded by the time they're 25 or 20.

They will not be able to get a job.

They won't be able to do anything because there will be so much out there against them that they said in a stupid post.

Well, I think we're there.

It's not 2025.

I think we're there.

And if you continue to give these people power, it's only going to get much, much worse.

Hey, could we play the rest of that Roger Waters thing?

I can't believe I'm playing something from him,

but he was at a freedom of speech conference, and

you know, and I'm not sure that he actually believes in freedom of speech.

He believes in freedom of speech, probably like the Marxists do.

You know, if you agree with us, you have freedom of speech, but if you don't, you don't have any freedom of speech.

But he was talking about how Mark Zuckerberg offered him a lot of money to use his song.

And what he said after he said

no,

in a not-so-polite way,

is really important.

Listen to this.

This is something that I actually

put in my folder when I came out here today.

You have no idea what it is.

Nobody does, because it arrived on the internet to me this morning.

It's a request for the rights to use my song, Another Brick in the Wall 2,

in the making of a film to promote Instagram.

So it's a missive.

It's a missive from Mark Zuckerberg to me, right?

Arrived this morning with an offer of a huge, huge amount of money, and the answer is f you.

No

way.

I only mentioned that

an insidious, it's the insidious movement of them to take over absolutely everything, you know.

So those of us who do have any power, and I do have a little bit, in terms of the control of the publishing of my songs, I do anyway, so I will not be a party to this bullshit, Zuckerberg.

We want to thank you for considering this project.

He's reading the letter.

The core sentiment of this song is still so prevalent and necessary today, which speaks to how timeless a work is true.

And yet,

they want to subjoin it.

They want to use it to make Facebook and Instagram even bigger and more powerful than it already is so that it can continue to censor all of us in this room.

That's incredible.

But like you said, I think he only

means the left.

He means those in the room.

Yes.

Yeah.

The people in the room.

I would have been in that room.

I don't know a soul on the left.

that will fight for my free speech.

And yet I will fight for their free speech and their right right to say it on any platform,

you know, a public platform like those are supposed to be.

I don't have a problem with them saying it.

I just turn it off if I don't like it.

I've never called for people to be fired because of words that they've said.

I'll fight for them.

Fight for them.

Do you know of a single

leftist, Marxist, liberal that has ever said anything like that to us?

No.

The one I would think might feel that way, but I don't know if I've ever heard him say it, is Bill Maher.

You know, maybe Bill Maher might defend your freedom of speech.

Maybe.

Maybe.

Maybe.

But that's when we know

the left

has

become reasonable at all.

And I don't see it happening, but you know, if you just, this is what we used to agree on.

We used to agree on the Bill of Rights.

You know, we talked a minute ago about them going into your safety deposit box and just taking money.

And the FBI says, well, we don't know if it wasn't criminal money or not, so we're just going to keep it.

That's the Fourth Amendment being violated there.

You can't do that.

And that's the important thing:

we must protect everyone

from

incursion into our

Bill of Rights.

That's what we used to all agree on.

I remember my dad saying all the time: I disagree with what he says, but I will fight to the death for his ability to say it.

That's how we come together.

Is there enough people out there?

I think there is.

Are there enough people that will say that on both sides?

It will be found soon.

So I know the image that pops into your head when you picture my home life.

There I am in my exercise clothes, fresh off an hour-long run, you know, around the compound, drinking my organic carrot and lemongrass smoothie in preparation for lifting weights the rest of the afternoon.

I know, I know, it's you know, it's close, it's close to my life.

I kind of give off that vibe.

But what would probably shock you to know is that I actually spend a lot of time just sitting down on the couch.

I know, it's crazy.

No.

Yeah, watching Netflix or something.

Occasionally, I'll glance either in the refrigerator or my RekTech app on my phone,

you know, and I just see, okay, is the food almost ready?

And when it is, that's when I get up most times, most times.

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