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the Trump legal team seems to have changed.

Although there's some contention about that as well.

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Sidney Powell, no longer with

the Trump legal team.

Although, was she ever with the Trump legal team?

There seems to be some dispute over that.

No one knows.

No one knows.

Nobody knows.

Now, apparently, she wasn't getting paid by the Trump legal team.

She seemed to be representing the Trump legal team.

The Trump legal team did say she was part of the Trump legal team several times.

The president, President Trump said that himself, and the R member team.

Yeah.

And so everybody said, yeah, she's the head of the Trump legal team.

Did she just wander in?

Is that what happened?

Yeah, so I guess anybody can just go in and start speaking for the Trump legal team.

That's kind of cool.

It is a very strange development.

Obviously, there's been reporting of

infighting behind the scenes, and that seems to be, it seems to be that Giuliani won the battle.

I guess whatever power struggle was going on seems to be won by Giuliani.

I don't know if that's exactly right, but that seems to be what the reporting is indicating.

Either that or Sidney Powell was just like, she was getting coffee down the hall and wandered into the press conference.

They just let her talk.

I don't know.

Multiple times.

Yeah,

over and over again.

It's a very strange development.

It is weird.

It is weird.

And from what I read, there seems to be some contention over

the Dominion vote switching machines, too, whether or not that actually happened.

Right, right.

Yeah,

that's one way, yeah.

They have not presented it in court.

No,

this is what we've done.

I don't know why.

We've been talking about

it.

Well, because I don't think they have evidence to prove it in court, at least out of the way.

She strongly says they do.

You mean this woman who's not part of the legal team says she?

Yes.

Again, we had her on the show.

She's trying to present a case.

It seems to be that she's presenting a case that

has no

end game in court, right?

Like she's talking about it as a lawyer in public, but is not talking about it in court.

Now, again, I keep coming back to the same thing.

We don't have to litigate or understand their evidence.

It is not our job as citizens, as broadcasters, as people who are just trying to know the truth to be able to decipher this stuff because this will be an issue that is fought in court.

It's not an issue that is, you don't overturn elections on social media.

That is not how this occurs.

Why?

Didn't the founders intend Twitter to decide these things?

Well, they actually, in the Constitution, it says MySpace, but

they were a little off on their timing.

MySpace didn't work out.

So, you know, this stuff, it's like, it's somewhat, it's just a bunch of talking points for people to discuss on,

you know, conservative media as to whether these things have truth or not, or to share them on Facebook and everyone puts, throws their opinion in there.

What happens in reality when it comes to the campaign is what happens in court.

And they have, you're right, not filed anything to do with the Dominion voting machines in court because they don't have evidence that would hold up in court, at least that they've revealed to anyone, including, by the way, many high-ranking officials in the Trump administration who are telling people all over the place as much as they can.

She's given us no evidence of this.

And as I was saying on my show, Pat Gray Unleashed, which immediately precedes this.

I love that show.

The people are just raving about it.

Raving about it.

No need of a recount on that one, Pat.

No.

But

they had me last week.

As I think you know.

Yes.

For about 15 minutes, she had me.

She had me.

I was kind of, I thought, okay, you don't present this strong a case to the American people if you don't have something, right?

No, wrong, apparently.

I don't don't know.

Maybe you do.

But I was, I was really, I was swayed for a while by what she was saying, that she had evidence that 7 million votes were overturned.

Well, and then you got nothing?

It's, it's very strange.

Right.

What we said at the time was, if you go out and say these types of things without evidence, you're going to look like an idiot.

You're going to be looked, you're going to be.

But it's going to hurt your career.

Right.

And I mean, here we are three or four days days later, and she's no longer on the legal team.

Or, I mean, maybe she never was, but she's not on it now.

We know that.

Right.

And the thing I think that's appealing about the Dominion case over some of the stuff that Giuliani was talking about that has, I think, real, some of it has credibility.

I mean, you know, when you're talking about not necessarily overturning elections, but election fraud.

And that is important.

I mean, you go after that when you can find it.

The thing about what was appealing to a lot of people about the Sidney Powell angle is she presented something that, if true, could sway the election.

The stuff that Giuliani was talking about has a lot more likelihood of being true, but also a lot less likelihood of overturning the election.

When you talk about there's 20,000 votes here, that shouldn't have been counted.

Well, that might actually be true, right?

But it's not going to overturn the election.

With Sidney Powell, I mean, Sidney Powell is basically out there saying that Trump won in a landslide.

And so you would need something that systemic to overturn an election like this.

Well, we heard that.

We heard that she said he wanted a landslide.

And then

who was it that kind of repeated that theory and took it a little bit further by saying Trump actually won 410 electoral votes?

Jeez.

Wow.

Including, I think they said, including California.

Wow.

Yeah.

So that's a massive victory

for the president.

When these things happen and the stakes are this high, it's impossible to know what to trust.

But what you can know

is

we have a Republican candidate who has basically unlimited resources to fight these things.

He can hire any lawyer that he wants, and those lawyers can bring to court cases that they believe will overturn votes.

If they're not doing that, there's a reason for it.

If they're not doing, if they're not bringing this echelon case, case, there's a reason for it.

Now, there's another possibility you could argue, I think, here, which is one of the issues the Trump legal campaign has had is standing in these cases.

Sometimes when you say, like, you know, you need to have legal standing to bring these cases in front of the court.

Right.

And if Sidney Powell is the campaign attorney, there might be an argument for some of these cases that it's not the Trump campaign that was wronged, but maybe a particular voter.

Maybe they're trying to come up with a legal separation so they can file a case a certain way.

Again, I'm pretty skeptical on all of this stuff.

I think that's the best way to start.

And I keep saying to people, there's no reason for us to plan for a new Trump presidency, right?

Like, let's just say Trump wins and they overturn this and he wins.

Well, that's easy, right?

We can all sit here and say, okay, our republic might be safe for the next four years, whatever you think on that issue, right?

It's easy to plan for good news.

I'm worried that, like, right now, we're doing nothing to prepare for a Biden presidency when we're just keep talking constantly

about this, this, right?

Like, for example, you know,

what you'll hear is a chief of staff.

Keep the faith.

I understand that.

But, like, again, our faith has little to do with the elections.

Well, it has nothing to do with it.

Right.

It happens in court.

The attorneys will go to court and file these things, and what will happen in court will happen.

That's what I keep saying.

And we will be completely separate to say in this.

We have no say in it.

None.

We had our say on election day, right?

That was our role here.

And if this is going to change, it's going to be in the courts, as Rudy Giuliani talked about, as former or maybe never campaign attorney Sidney Powell has talked about.

This is a legal, as Jenna Ellis has talked about.

This is a legal procedure at this point.

So we don't have any role in that part.

What we do have a role in is looking at what could happen down the future in the future.

I mean, you know, Biden has named a chief of staff, a secretary of state.

It looks like, you know, you haven't seen the typical conservative reaction to those things because no one's looking at it.

You know, he's he, Biden, in a way, in a weird way, if you're a Biden administration, and once again, this is working in his favor, as he's coming into, potentially coming into office here.

He is getting no scrutiny on any of these picks, on any of these developments, because

there's a large portion of people that are, you know, Sidney Powell, who are just saying, like, oh, well, we're going to win, so don't worry about it.

And it's like, well, we do have to worry about it because if Trump comes back and wins, that's easy.

There's no need for us to be worried about that scenario.

That's an easy one.

We just continue as we are.

But if Biden comes in and he has no scrutiny on any of this stuff, who's going to point it out?

You think ABC News tomorrow is going to do a deep dive into the new Secretary of State pick for Joe Biden?

That's not going to happen.

No.

If we don't do it, no one's going to do it.

Right.

And 73 million people.

are just all counting on Sidney Powell right now.

Right.

Except that one of the people who isn't is Donald Trump, apparently.

Right.

They're all

who just said goodbye to her.

They are distancing themselves from her.

Yes.

There is talk that the rest of his legal team doesn't buy into the Dominion switching thing.

That it didn't happen.

So if you've got the Trump legal team kind of

split on that issue, that's not a good sign, probably.

No, it probably isn't.

It's probably probably not a good sign.

No, well, look,

it's a tough one to decipher because you have an impossible situation.

I mean, let's go to the you go to the extreme here, and let's say they find evidence that 10 million votes were cast

and switched, right?

They come up with the evidence, it's proven, and they overturn the results.

We're at a point where we almost don't have a republic.

Like,

a republic is not, you don't have a legitimate republic if you have the possibility of 10 million votes being switched.

Yeah.

Right.

We basically don't have a country at that point, and we're starting from scratch.

Because obviously we all know, I mean, look, the most minor thing, you know, Aunt Jemima leaves their logo on the box and the left will riot.

You can't, they do that every 10 seconds.

Of course they would riot, but they would riot for any reason.

But like when you go to the point of like, if that think about the possibility of that world where we find out 10 million votes have been switched, we have absolutely no system of government.

We are completely

a fraudulent nation at that point.

It's tough to even know whether that's something you want to argue for

because honestly, if it's true, I want it out 100%.

And we have to deal with the consequences of that.

But gosh, that's a scary reality.

If the reality is we can have a presidential election where 10 million votes have been switched

and no one picks this up.

We are in a totally different world than we imagine we are.

And it's not a positive one.

Yeah, no question.

Well, and she said that that's what those machines were created to do,

which is kind of strange that we then ordered them here in the United States of America.

Right.

Yeah, give us the ones where you can switch the votes that people make.

Let's buy those.

Yeah.

That's not a good idea.

A lot of Republicans in on that one, too.

And like, it it's it's like it's just such a strange, you know, and we know the one thing we do know is in Georgia, right?

Georgia, because people had questions about these digital voting situations,

Republicans pushed hard for paper records of each vote.

So you go in there, you take, you cast your vote, it spits out a paper ballot that then you as a voter look at and say, yes, that says Trump, right?

Then you then you p slide it through the machine, that gets confirmed, and then that gets stored away.

So if they want to do a separate paper recount, they can.

So they went through that, and the paper recount, with the exception of about 1,000 votes

across the entire state, matched up pretty much exactly.

I mean, I think it was

1,100 or 900 votes, and that was picked up in one of their recanvas operations.

Bottom line is that at least there, those machines seem to

operate successfully.

Doesn't mean they did that everywhere,

but it's an indication.

And those are, again, Republican, like hardcore Trump supporters pushed those changes through in a good way.

I mean, I think it's a good thing that we have those backups.

I'm actually surprised sometimes at how many backups we have in this situation.

Yeah.

There's a lot.

They're actually.

I didn't know we had that many systems.

Yeah.

That many backup systems.

I had no idea.

Yeah.

So, I mean,

we've seen elections overturned recently.

There was one in in North Carolina just a couple of years ago that was overturned because of election fraud.

It does happen.

It does.

It's just never happened on a national scale.

And not a scale like this.

I mean, this is the, you know, this would be the, as Tucker Carlson pointed out correctly, this would be the biggest crime in American history.

No question.

No question.

Yeah.

So you got to have evidence of that.

And, you know, I think what the Trump legal team is saying,

Sidney Powell is not presenting evidence of this.

They're not comfortable with it.

And if they're not comfortable with it, we shouldn't be comfortable with it.

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Just kind of kicking around the

election and

whether or not it's going to be overturned.

You know, if it were to be overturned, and this is no reason not to pursue it, but if it were to be overturned, can you imagine?

No.

It'd be worth it because I don't want Joe Biden.

And I want, well, more than that, I don't want it.

You want the election to be...

You want it to be a true election.

You want it to be the will of the American people.

And so if they did steal it, you want it put back where it should be.

But man,

there would be some discontent in this country.

That's a,

might be a bit of an understatement.

Yeah.

There's discontent now and none of this stuff, you know, like it hasn't been overturned.

Oh, man.

You know, look,

they said, they said, Sidney Powell said on this show, though she is apparently not on the legal team, but she did say on this show.

Yeah.

Was she on the legal team Friday?

When she said, I don't know.

We don't know.

We don't know.

she's what was the quote i loved it it was like she's practicing a law on her own yes

what

she's just hanging out that was practicing some law she's just no big deal um but uh

there's this idea that you know that if this all goes through, you know, there's going to be this big change in the election.

And again, I think that you can look at that and say,

you know, you can look at what Rudy Giuliani said as well during that press conference.

Rudy Giuliani said, we have a tough time constraint.

He's very aware of the time constraints going on.

However.

Well, yeah, Michigan and Pennsylvania are both certified today.

Today.

Today.

Today.

But I mean, he told us,

he told in the press conference, Sidney Powell said to us, they know the time constraints.

They know how it's a tough road.

Right.

However, as Rudy Giuliani said, they can prove this 18 different ways.

Wow.

So he's got to pick one of those 18 and go to court with it.

Let's do it.

Right.

Let's do it.

And if he does that, well, you know, great.

Like we're closer to the truth if the truth comes out that way.

But we, to, to, to prepare for that at this point is it's not, there's no necessity, there's not really a need for the American people to be litigating this.

This is the

campaign's

job.

And they said they can prove it.

They said they know the time constraints.

They say they know how difficult it was.

And they said they will prove it.

Interesting, they've said that.

And yet they've not presented that case yet in any court case.

They have not yet created

or presented the case where there was massive fraud.

That's not even what they've been arguing in court yet.

Yeah, you know, you go through the app.

They have not even brought up the Dominion machines in court.

Now,

they've found witnesses that have talked about election irregularities.

Yes.

But the widespread, massive vote-switching situation, they have not brought up in court.

Yeah.

And, you know, again, it's tough.

It's a tough ask for a legal team to put this together in such a short time.

It's the system that we have.

And, you know, you look at, you know, Giuliani made a big deal about how people were saying there's no evidence.

And he's like, I have all these affidavits.

And that's true.

Like, he does have affidavits.

And technically, that is evidence.

By the same standard, there was evidence against Brett Kavanaugh, right?

I mean, there were people who testified in a court of law or in front of, not in the court of law, actually, which was an interesting

addendum to that.

So there are differences.

But people who testified

in front of Congress that this was accurate and that he did all these things.

To me, getting a couple people to say something is one thing.

To get this sort of scale is another.

So they do have people who are saying that there was election fraud.

And I think that is something legitimate to look into.

But again, you're seeing the internal discourse

flattening out a little bit here inside the Trump campaign and inside the Trump administration.

And that's not going to give you increased hope that this is going to actually get overturned.

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Here in Texas, in Tarrant County, they've issued an urgent stay-at-home warning.

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City of Fort Worth, Tarrett County, have issued formal requests asking residents to stay at home and drastically limit social interactions to help combat the record-breaking surge in COVID-19 cases.

I love it when they say it's an all-time record.

Yeah, this has been going on since March.

I mean,

it's an all-time record.

All-time.

This has never happened.

Yeah, it's been six months.

Okay.

That's kind of a weird way to put it.

But they claim record numbers.

And I guess in Texas, from the beginning till now, we've had over a million infections.

And we were the first state to get there.

We're number one.

Yay, we are number one.

I mean,

all these stats are always misleading for one specific reason.

The first outbreak, we didn't have any testing.

So we couldn't detect the cases.

So you were basically saying

the biggest record since very recently.

Like, not even March.

They're not going back there.

Because maybe we've been testing at this rate since September.

Oh, and no.

October.

It's even higher, way higher than then.

You know, the testing has been, again,

something that was criticized early, in March, basically.

And has since then been an incredible success story.

I mean, if you look at

the number of tests that we're doing every day, back in the summer, we were doing about 800,000 tests a day.

So that was back in March, we're doing like literally like zero or a few hundred a day at the beginning of this.

Then we got up to 800,000 by that summer second wave that they call it, when Texas, Arizona, Florida were kind of in the news a lot.

Right.

We did, oh, we did 2 million tests the other day.

2 million.

In a day?

Yeah.

More than double the summer peaks,

which is really an incredible accomplishment.

So you're seeing that

some of the increase is always testing.

It's like when you look at, you go back and people's, well, you know, people,

when you don't adjust a number for inflation, right?

You take a number from the 1950s, an economic number, and talk about it today, and you don't adjust it for inflation.

It's an it's a disingenuous argument.

The same thing is happening here with the COVID stats, right?

Because you're talking about double, triple numbers from relatively recently.

So part of this increase is due to testing.

That's why the records are being hit every day.

On the other hand, we also are seeing an increase until only the last few days of

test positive percentage.

So they're doing all these tests, but

the number, the percentage of tests coming back positive has increased significantly.

So, I mean, I think it's probably the right answer that we are in the middle of another one of these waves.

I mean, you're seeing it for sure in hospitalizations, which are the highest by a pretty large margin in either one of these spikes.

It's an all-time record.

And that one is an all-time record, although

again since March.

Right.

Right.

I mean, and that's the difference with this, this, this sort of wave of COVID and the two previous ones is it's not very localized.

So we're not getting the intense craziness of a New York City that we have.

Right.

We're just getting.

Not even in New York City.

Not even in New York.

Although their numbers are up.

Their numbers are up, yep.

And they've closed all their schools.

But even like North Dakota and South Dakota, which have really high per million numbers right now, even though there's only four people who live in those states combined.

I don't know if people know that.

Christy Dome is there, and there's three other people.

But so the numbers per million are very high there.

But again, it's spread out all around the country where you're seeing increases.

And look, they're going to freak out over this.

There's a couple of reasons for that.

They, of course, want to turn that into a control situation.

Yep.

There is legitimate concern.

And also, they want to cover.

There's a CYA situation going on here.

They're covering their butts here, trying to, if they don't come out with the most panicky of panicked things to say, and they don't tell everyone to never, don't even, don't even, forget Thanksgiving dinner with your family.

Don't even eat turkey turkey might have coronavirus on it if they don't say that then they look they're they look like they were too easy on the problem they weren't taking it seriously but they've gotten absolutely ridiculous telling people uh don't have anybody for thanksgiving except the people who live with you right In fact, don't even eat with the people who live with you.

Have it in separate rooms.

Go outside.

Come on.

People in northern climates

are going to go outside for Thanksgiving dinner when it's 38 degrees.

Okay.

38 if you're lucky.

Yeah, if you're lucky.

I mean, we've had, I remember back living up north, there were days a lot colder than 38 degrees.

Yes.

I don't know what it's going to be like this year.

I haven't looked at any of the northern weather.

I mean, if it's an option for you in Texas, which it is, supposed to be 71 here on Thanksgiving.

That sounds like a nice day to sit outside and have Thanksgiving dinner.

There's some places where you could do that.

It's not an option up north.

I mean, they're telling you you not to travel.

I just saw a story on CNN.

People are traveling anyway.

Well, of course they are.

They're not going to just stay home because you said you shouldn't travel.

They're going to travel.

They're going to go to their relatives.

They're going to go home and see their families on Thanksgiving.

It's going to happen.

You know what?

It happened in 1918 when there was a far worse pandemic than today.

It was a far more virulent and much worse technology on the medical side to alleviate it.

Yeah.

You know?

Yes.

And there was no hope of a quick vaccine.

In fact, I mean, we do have a vaccine now for that kind of flu.

Pretty much.

That's the flu shot I think that you get every year.

Yeah.

Not incredibly effective.

If they think about that, though, like this is year one, you pointed out this has only been going on since March.

This is year one of this COVID thing.

Who knows what it looks like in the future?

In 1918, 102 for the Spanish flu.

Yeah.

In a year 102, it still sucks.

And in 1918, in 1919, in 1920, people were actually having Thanksgiving dinner together.

They, you know, they were just getting through the war to end all wars.

They were celebrating that.

They weren't going to stop everything for this, for that pandemic.

And it was bad.

It was worse than this.

And there were some closures.

There were some school closures, and they were closing some restaurants and bars.

But they had Thanksgiving together anyway.

And that's what people are going to do this time.

Yeah, I think there would be, there's this idea that what government should do is mandate a bunch of crazy things.

And then,

in addition to that, go and say, okay, well, look, we have a mandate in place and we're going to tell you to do all these crazy things.

And we're going to try to prevent every activity.

that you are dealing with.

You know, if it's Thanksgiving, we don't want you to have it.

We want you to bring separate utensils.

All these crazy pieces of advice when like there probably is like sensible things that you could be advising.

And if the people actually trusted the government because they were giving reliable advice and information routinely, then you might be able to make a difference.

Like there was some study that came out of, I think it was Japan, where they took a room and they filled it with smoke and they thought, how long is it going to take for the smoke to dissipate in the room?

Okay.

With one door open.

And it was like something like 45 minutes.

It would eventually circulate out of the room.

if you opened up two doors right you had cross ventilation yeah right it lowered to like i don't know it was like 11 minutes i'm making these numbers i don't remember the exact numbers but it was significantly different and even if you only had one and not every room has two openings right you might not be have that option but if you do right and the weather's not freezing outside opening windows all that stuff makes a huge difference when it comes to something like this ventilation scientists go back to this over and over again ventilation is a huge part of this it's important

Huge part.

But they did a thing where they just took a fan, a normal floor fan that you have in your room

and pointed it essentially out of the room.

And it cut the

way the, you know, to get the smoke to dissipate, cut it from like 45 minutes to like 18.

And when they took a second fan and they kind of just blew it into the room, so you had two fans, one blowing in on the bottom, one blowing out on the top, it cut it to like 10 minutes, something like that.

It decreased the amount of time that, it's just about air circulation.

That's why outside is so much better.

You have better ventilation.

So doing things like that, that people might actually do, you throw a fan on in the corner of the room if you thought it would help, right?

Like, why not?

It doesn't, it's not doing anything to you.

It's not like I need to break up my family to get through this thing that most people survive.

But hey, if you've got somebody in your, in your home that's particularly old or particularly vulnerable, I think people would throw on a fan in the corner.

Maybe that would help.

Instead of giving things that, you know, basic things that might actually make a difference and are doable for people, it's like, no, let's just ban Thanksgiving.

Right.

No one is going to listen to that.

It's silly.

And let the people

decide.

Like, yeah, if you have somebody who's really high risk, all right, take care of that person.

Or that person takes care of themselves.

Right.

We're adults, right?

And so I think we can make that

determination on our own.

And that's what's happening, too.

It is what's happening.

Because nobody wants to get it.

I mean, if they get it, they get it.

And if they don't,

they try not to, but

you know, they're not going to

completely upend their lives not to get it, I think, in most cases.

For people who aren't high risk.

Yeah, right.

And I know, like, if you have a person who's in your family who's old and or has, you know, coming off of a terrible illness,

you're going to take precautions.

You're going to take precautions.

And that's what people are doing, by the way.

Yes.

None of this needs to be in the form of a government mandate.

And

what we're finding over and over again is that government mandates make almost no difference.

Almost no difference.

You know, people don't listen to them.

Did you see the Denmark survey?

The study they did?

Is this the mask one or is this the on the masks?

Yeah.

Where it made almost no difference.

Yeah.

Almost no difference.

They had a control group, too, and so it was pretty scientific.

They had 3,000 people and a control group.

Yeah.

So there's a slight improvement for people who wore masks, though it was not statistically significant.

It was 2.1% of the people who didn't wear masks got COVID.

1.8% of those who did wear masks got COVID.

0.3%

difference, not even statistically significant difference.

Within the margin of error.

Right.

And they did go out of their way to say that that doesn't mean the whole like you're protecting someone else when you're wearing your mask thing.

Like they didn't study that at all.

But still,

it's another data point.

You know, I go to this idea that

the science has to be remarkably clear for the government to ever create a mandate.

I would argue against them all the time because that's just from a personal liberty standpoint.

I don't like them.

But I mean, if the government's going to mandate something, it should be so crystal clear, right?

Yes.

And so essentially, the standard must be high for the government to do this.

And

it might be low for you to do it on your own, right?

You don't need to have 100% proof that a mask might help for you to do it on your own.

If you think it might help a little bit, maybe you do it.

We've got some great news for you because I know you're a big Governor Cuomo fan.

Andrew Cuomo, you love him.

So you're going to be excited that he just won an Emmy for his COVID press conferences.

And we'll get into that coming up in a second.

Oh.

Yeah.

Andrew Cuomo actually won an Emmy.

for his COVID press conferences.

That's amazing.

And we've got some reaction to that from New Yorkers, which is kind of fun.

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What are your thoughts on the vaccine, Stuart?

Are you going to take the vaccine when it comes out?

I mean, just inject me right now.

Right now?

Yes, I am.

I'm actually.

Are you okay with the vaccine?

I love needles.

That's why I started Heroin, Pat.

I chose that one over crack because I really like the needle aspect of it.

No, I mean, I am really, I am really optimistic.

I'm come to the point now where the only way I actually see us going back to normal is this thing working.

Yeah.

I'm no longer

at the point where I think there's a way we're going to mask ourselves into low enough rates for the economy to open.

There's no way.

I'm not saying I was ever there with masks, but you know what I mean?

There's a theory that maybe you could get it low enough where you could open up.

It's going to keep raging back into our lives until we come up with a way to come up with a

technological solution to eliminate it among enough people that it's not really that big of a problem.

And it sounds like with the

Pfizer and Moderna at 94.5% and 95%.

Incredible if that holds up.

That's incredible if that's accurate.

It's really promising.

And, you know, we haven't seen any side effects.

We've seen equal results with older people and younger people, which is a really, which is a really big deal with something like this.

Obviously, especially with this particular virus.

So,

you know, we don't know for sure.

We're still kind of judging off of press releases, so we don't know.

But if it comes up.

To make it worse for me is if they mandate it.

Because then I'm not going to want to do it.

I hope.

I don't want to do it.

Because really,

if it's really 90, 95% effective, which I assume is probably higher than it will end up, but still, let's say it's 80% effective.

If that happens, you don't need to force anyone to take it.

There will be enough people that take it.

Yeah, you probably have 15 to 20% of people who have already had it,

like myself.

I'm a COVID-19 survivor, as you know.

And then you have...

As well as a Canadian sports hero.

Right, both of those things I am.

And then in addition to that, you have, let's say, half the country, the polls are right and half the country says I'll take it and half doesn't.

Even if you do that, you're still at 50 to 60% of people who are immune from the virus, which is enough to make the spread so much slower that

it wouldn't be something you need to do.

It would eventually eradicate it, mostly.

Like measles, you know, to the point where measles is eradicated.

And the bottom line is, if it's 90% effective and you go through that first wave of people taking the vaccine and it's okay, like people don't just start keeling over for some side effect, then people will be convinced to start taking it, just like they were with measles, right?

I mean, like, for all the controversy around vaccines when it comes to the MMR vaccine and all these things, the overwhelming majority of people still get it for their kids, right?

You know, so and you have to sometimes for to get them into school, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's true.

And so, I hope it's not a force thing because that does not make it, you know, I hope it's just let people make their own freaking decisions, yes, please.

And if it's successful, people will take it.

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Andrew Cuomo, one of the greatest governors in the history of our nation.

Am I right?

No, am I not right?

I will not play along with this.

That's how he's

how he is promoted, though.

Oh, and he promotes himself that way.

He wrote a book about his response to COVID-19, where he killed thousands of people.

Infuriating.

Infuriating.

And we don't know, by the way, how many thousands he's killed because he will not release the numbers of how many people people died in nursing homes

which is an incredible thing and i'm it is unique in the nation there's a lot of left-wing governors out there who are honest about how many people have died in their in their uh states some people who even adopted some of the same crappy policies as cuomo but at least they're telling you how many people died in their nursing homes he won't even do that he won't even do that which is an incredible thing.

I mean, you know, and then the work,

to make it even worse, he uses the lower numbers that he has from nursing home deaths because he does not reveal the actual total, and then he uses that as a defense for the way he handled it.

So, I mean, he

and this is not conservative.

This is all known.

Like, the Associated Press has confirmed this is the only state in the country doing this.

Basically, what they're doing is saying, if you die in a nursing home, they count it as a nursing home death.

If you're in a nursing home and you get really sick and you start coughing and you're about to die, and they bring the

ambulance to the hospital,

bring the patient to the hospital in the ambulance, and then they die in the hospital.

Andrew Cuomo isn't counting that as a nursing home death.

Now, obviously, that's ridiculous, right?

It's a nursing home resident who may have died

in an ambulance on the way to the hospital, seconds after leaving the nursing home.

And he's like, oh, that's not a nursing home death.

They weren't inside the nursing home when they died.

So the estimates are that it's about 100% more deaths in nursing homes, about double the amount at least in nursing homes than he's actually disclosing.

And because he has this number that is half of the reality, he's able to say, well, my rate is lower than 30 other states.

It's only lower than 30 other states because you're lying about the amount, which is not a conservative point.

It is not something that we dug up at the Blaze.

This is something that is absolutely confirmed by the Associated Press and many other fact checkers.

Everybody on the left even acknowledges this is true.

And then he uses that lie to defend his handling of

coronavirus.

It is incomprehensible that he's not called out on this more often.

And yet, the man won an Emmy Award for his COVID press conferences.

Here's a New Yorker reacting

to that victory.

So I just got home, but while I was out tonight, I heard that Cuomo got

an International Emmy Award for his

COVID

and how he handled it.

Are you getting an award for mass murdering the elderly?

Huh?

What are you going to do?

A dance when you get your enemy huh like springtime hitler you ever watch that musical springtime with hitler is that the name of it you sick demented evil piece that you are you're gonna actually go up there and stand on stage and get an award for that mass murdering of the elderly everyone that lost a parent or a grandparent you really need to speak out now you really do you really need to come out and fight against this mother

that he is

time Now's the time, New York.

Speak up.

Don't let this commie accept this f ⁇ ing award and we should pay too.

So she's a fan.

She's clearly a fan.

She's a huge supporter of Cuomo, I got from that.

Yeah.

She likes him as much as you do.

Maybe even a little more.

Yeah, maybe.

Maybe even a little more.

It's infuriating.

I mean, I will say, if he's going to win an award, an award for basically acting might be the award for him to win.

Because that is what those press conferences were.

They were a television show where he lied.

I mean, it was a fictional television show.

And most New Yorkers bought it because, do you remember what his approval rating was during that time?

It's like 82%.

Yeah.

And look, people tend to

coalesce around a public figure during times of emergency.

I mean, we even saw that with even with Trump, but we've seen it all over the world with leaders who have looked at, you know,

when the coronavirus was at its peak, people, you know, they huddle in and they kind of like look for somebody to make them feel better.

And that's a lot, you know, Cuomo did that.

You know, that was what he did.

And we covered this.

I covered this at a column for the New York Post.

Also, you know, did a long thread of this on Twitter.

You can get it at Stu DoesAmerica if you want to check it out.

But the bottom line was

people remember him making them feel better because he was telling them nothing was happening.

He was telling them it was okay to go on subways.

He was telling them that it was not a big deal.

It was not as big.

More people were dying from the flu.

He was saying that people were, you know, that we've dealt with much worse pandemics than this, much worse viruses.

Yeah.

And like, okay, end of the day, you know, and he told them over and over again up until the 19th of March

that we're not going to close anything down.

Yeah, I'll never forget what he did at the press conference, and he was talking about the very successful New York businessman.

Oh, his friend.

He's a good friend of his.

His mythical buddy.

Yeah, his buddy, who's a big business guy, was very afraid because he was hearing we're going to close down the city.

We're going to close down businesses.

And the guy was freaking out about it.

And Cuomo told him, ah, don't worry about it.

I'd have to do that.

And I'm not doing that.

Yeah.

You know what I mean?

I'd have to do it.

That press conference happened on March 19th.

On March 20th, he closed down the city.

I mean, that's just incredible.

Literally the day before.

It's because

he's a massive liar.

And the only

thing he cares about is himself.

He is completely obsessed with Andrew Cuomo.

Andrew Cuomo is obsessed with Andrew Cuomo.

And that is why

he actually okayed the selling of a poster where he bragged about all of the wonderful things he did with coronavirus and sold it on a New York government website where they drew cartoons of him driving his Camaro around.

And Donald Trump was up on the moon.

He was sitting on the moon in this poster.

And of course, in denial.

You know, he's in denial, Pat.

And you know what he was saying?

This is just like the flu.

Andrew Cuomo actually said that exact thing.

He said it.

He said less people were dying of coronavirus than the flu.

He was doing all of the things that people criticize Donald Trump on.

And remember this, if you remember nothing else, that Donald Trump did his big speech that we all remember, 15 Days to Stop the Spread.

That was March 16th.

He waited until multiple days after that to close down New York City, where all the action was happening happening with coronavirus.

You know, the idea that Cheyenne, Wyoming needed to close down in March was ridiculous.

It didn't need to, right?

But New York City is a totally different world.

And while Donald Trump was saying, hey, we got to stop 15 days, let's all hunker down and see what we can do here to knock this down a notch, Andrew Cuomo was still, he, you know, what he did?

He cut gathering limits that day, the same day that Trump said, hey, we're going to shut the whole economy down.

Andrew Cuomo cut down gatherings to five times

the national guidelines.

So he said, hey, you know what?

We got to cut gatherings to 50.

On March 16th in New York.

Jeez.

Like he was way behind Trump on all of this stuff.

And the fact that he let the virus ravage his community so thoroughly and then switched sides completely and started basically welding people in their apartments, he was able to maintain a low rate for a few months.

And then that creates a book.

It creates the poster sales.

It creates fawning media tours.

He was wrong on this every step of the way.

And his handling of this was disastrous.

And

basically, I want to drop as many F-bombs as that lady just did.

That's how pissed off it makes me because he gets credit from the media for this.

He gets credit.

and this adoration from both New York and national media because you know what the truth is?

A lot of the media people were sitting there in their homes watching those press conferences terrified, and he made them feel better for a few weeks.

When he shouldn't have been,

when the right message was, don't go on subways, he was saying go on subways.

When the right message was, don't go to the Chinese fair that's going to the Chinese New Year's celebration, he was saying to go.

To go.

And now he's telling us.

He's not

doing in San Francisco.

Right.

And now, when we know more about the virus, when we're able to handle these things things a little bit more sensibly, and we're allowed to do things in ways that are, we know how to protect ourselves a little bit better.

Now, he's saying, don't see any of your family members.

Now, he's saying, you know what, I can certainly go out without a mask on.

I can certainly go to Gavin Newsom going to his fancy dinners.

I can certainly go to the funerals for John Lewis if I'm a Democrat.

That's certainly okay.

Of course, that's okay, but you're nothing.

You're a giant zilch in the society.

You don't matter.

Therefore, you can't do those things.

You know what?

What should happen here is I should be able to do all these things and you shouldn't because I'm more important than you.

It's incredible how virtually every one of these

ham-fisted leaders, these leaders that are oppressing their own people in these various jurisdictions, they're all the ones who are doing whatever they want.

Lori Lightfoot in Chicago doing the hairdressing thing because she cares about her hygiene.

Like you little people don't, but I care about my hygiene, and it's important that I have good hygiene.

So I'm going to get my hair done.

I'm going to retweet this.

There's

a thread from Carol Markowitz, who's from the New York Post, and she has just put together all of the hypocrisy from these leaders.

Oh, I love it.

I'm going to retweet this right now at Studios America.

So you get to see.

It's a building list.

She started it in August, and it's just been building and building and building all of these.

I bet there's a ton.

Oh, there's plenty of them.

It's worth doing and worth reading through because it builds all the time.

People who are hypocritical.

We say this in New York.

I mean, think about this.

300,000 kids in New York City are home from school because they came up with this ridiculous percentage of positive tests, 3% across the city.

And as soon as we hit that number, we're going to close down all the schools.

Well, the United States as a whole has never, not for a day since this began, been below 3%.

Never been below 5%

as a country.

Now,

New York City has, for a couple of months here,

had that

claim, which is

wonderful, although there's reasons for it that are deeply,

they were deeply scarred by this.

I know people in New York.

We know a lot of people up in New York.

These people were deeply scarred by how horrible it was when Cuomo was telling them to go on subways and the virus was running rampant through society.

So they are much more cautious than you'll see in other places.

When people from New York leave New York, they are hyper-terrified of this.

So that's what happens.

It's not mandates.

It's not a governor picking rules.

It's people, when you get deeply scarred by this, when every night for a month and a half, all you hear outside of your apartment building are ambulances going by because it's the other of the only cars on the road for a month.

That's a scarring experience.

It wasn't like that in Texas, but it was like that in New York.

So they're much more careful.

And these things, you know, are you can keep the virus levels down.

They take above 3%.

They close all these schools down.

These families are scrambling last minute to try to figure this out.

Scientist after scientist after scientist, including Dr.

Fauci, is saying don't close the schools.

And yet they close the schools.

Yeah.

Fauci is saying, don't lock down.

Don't lock down.

Don't close the schools.

Burks is saying, don't lock down.

Don't close the schools.

These are not like concerns.

This is not Dr.

Atlas.

These are people who the left has told us are the only people you can trust.

And now

New York City, New York State is doing this all over again.

And they will continue to do it because it's going to kill New York.

If New York hasn't already been killed, this will kill it.

And think of the incentive structure for Cuomo here.

The guy just released a book about how brilliant he was.

He can't have an increase.

He's going to do every dumb lockdown thing he can to try to, he doesn't care about the economy.

He just has to keep those numbers down.

And he's doing it.

He's squashing the entire state for his own book sales.

He is the worst.

And unfortunately, they can't bleep me live, or I would express in different ways how bad he is.

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The brand?

Yeah.

I mean, these guys couldn't even beat a blind guy in pinball.

What do we listen to them for on Rem Dissevere?

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I'm not listening to them.

Yeah.

No, I mean, like, Remdisivir, they're going back and forth on that a little bit.

It seems like there's some.

Because they were saying it was pretty effective.

Yeah, it was effective.

Even the initial study basically said, I want to say it was a 20% reduction in deaths and hospital stay for severe patients.

So it was never like something you would take when you, you know, if you felt fine or like to prevent it in advance.

It was something of like a slight reduction in the worst outcomes is what that first study showed.

Some people think that the study wasn't thorough enough.

I kind of, I lean on the idea of like, look.

Unless you know it's going to create negative consequences, like this.

Try it.

Yeah, why not?

Hydroxychloroquine was another one that we went through this with.

Yes.

You know, it's like, well.

A lot of people seem to get relief from it.

A lot of people seem to be helped in the beginning, according to some doctors who used it.

Yeah, and maybe, you know, we'll find out that it works on certain subsets of people.

I mean, it was interesting to see when Donald Trump got COVID.

He didn't actually take it.

Right.

He took the Regeneron situation and the steroid and a few other things.

And that seemed to work.

And that just got

approval for

emergency use authorization.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Authorization, which is, is a good, right?

It's a good, it's encouraging signs.

I mean, we're getting better at this, and that's what's one of the better things.

You saw, you know, hospitalizations peaked in March at the same levels they peaked in August, and we saw less than half of the deaths in that period.

You know, so that's a good, you know, we're getting better at fighting it.

And

that's really the end.

The end game here is not like these masks are not masks, like

whatever.

Like, I understand understand everyone gets so passionate about that particular thing and I swear like some people are passionate about it because of tyranny some people are passionate about it because of you know medical health my wife is passionate because of makeup she does not like the masks because it ruins her makeup I don't know what the percentage is that's definitely where my wife is on that one uh-huh but

at the end of the day uh that is like a

you know it's a it's like covering a symptom it's like it's like maybe that helps let's say it helps let's say it's it's beneficial and it It allows us to have maybe more economic activity, more travel, all of those things.

You know, at some level, I think the science shows it's moderately helpful, but it is not a panacea.

It is not a cure.

But all that being said, and I wish the president took more time to make this case during the election because I think it would have been helpful.

Which is like, we can all talk about locking ourselves inside of our homes to avoid this virus.

But at the end of the day, what needs to happen is a medical or technological solution to eliminate it.

And this is what my administration has been working on this whole time.

We have multiple companies that are very close to releasing these vaccines.

And that's just part of it.

That doesn't even include the treatments.

It doesn't include the other things that we've learned.

And what we're focusing on here in an administration is not micromanaging your Thanksgiving.

What we're focusing on is a long-term solution that lets us return to normal.

And because of the actions that this government has taken under my leadership, that's what we're doing.

That would have been a really good message.

I think it would have been an effective one.

I think it would have.

Why didn't he do it?

I mean, he knew Pfizer was about to announce.

He had to know that.

And he did mention it.

It was never a big focus of the campaign.

It may have been because some people were saying that.

Every time he said anything, they said, oh, that's not going to happen for another year and a half.

Right.

And then there it is.

And then here it is.

Yeah.

Surprise.

Like the day after the election.

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Thanksgiving week.

Hopefully a short one for you.

Hopefully

you have Thursday and Friday off.

I think most Americans probably have Black Friday off.

Can you believe it's Black Friday already?

Can you believe it's Thanksgiving already?

It seems like such a crappy year.

And now we're here at the holiday season.

Are you noticing that it seems like the Christmas lights are up and the trees are up a lot earlier this year?

Well, by far.

Yeah.

I don't think I've ever

seen anything like that.

Seen as many, at least around Texas.

I mean, as soon as Halloween was over, lights were going up in our neighborhood.

And it's like, because everybody feels like crap.

Yeah.

There's something positive.

And then they're like, no, you can't have Thanksgiving, you bastards.

That's what they're trying to take away from us.

No.

No.

We'll not have it.

Is anyone, I guess people on the left maybe are listening at some level.

I think people on the right.

Cannot have Thanksgiving.

I bet some people are not doing it, but I think the overwhelming majority are saying, look, if grandma and grandpa are really sick or they're really old or you have someone with a pre-existing condition that would make them

virtually.

Maybe they can join us virtually.

We'll give them like that.

You know, we have to remember, too, the sensible thing here, which is a lot of us don't like our relatives.

You know, there's a lot of people you actually don't want to see on Thanksgiving.

Right.

And maybe this is a good excuse to avoid them.

But I think generally speaking, people are going to go to their Thanksgiving.

They'll take some precautions if they can,

and they're going to live with the outcome of that.

You know, I think that's, you know,

there is a certain level of risk that people are willing to accept.

And by the way, the risk for 98.5 or 98.9 or 99% of the population is pretty small.

It's like I'm going to get the flu or a cold.

That's the risk for the vast majority of Americans who are under 80 years old.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Right?

Yeah.

The survival rate is going to be north of 99%, I think, when this is all settled.

However, there are other ⁇ I mean,

I have people.

But for the most vulnerable, you always have to say this, for the most vulnerable, of course, you need to take the precautions.

Yeah.

And look, it's, you know,

we have people we know who went through it, didn't die, but it was really miserable.

That doesn't mean you shut down society for a...

I don't know that I know anybody like that.

I know you guys.

And you were taking symptoms.

Legitimately, completely asymptomatic.

Glenn's family went through it, and they were sick.

Yeah, I guess Tanya didn't feel good, but it wasn't like severe.

I talked to a friend this weekend who's our age, no pre-existing conditions.

Entire household had it, six people, I believe.

And

the mom got

really sick.

Like to the point that they were really worried about how it was going to turn out.

Now, it turned out after three or four weeks,

wound up making a comeback and was okay, and now it's fine.

What'd she take?

What did they treat her with?

They injected bleach and light into her veins.

That's the best way to do it.

I don't know.

Bleach kills it within seconds.

I understand.

I think the vast majority of people.

Please don't take bleach at home.

No.

No, you do not want to.

Don't do that.

Do you really have to tell that to people?

I hope not.

I hope not.

No, I mean, look,

there is a group of, I have a relative too that went through

like a

six or seven week period where he

was just to go to the bathroom to walk across the room would like pass out.

Oh my gosh.

I mean, it was like, really?

It is.

You know, there's an NFL running back, the guy who was, I can't remember his name, he was supposed to be the starter for Jacksonville this year, who went out on GoFit leave and just never came back.

Like, when no one, you know, knows how serious it was, apparently it was very serious.

You know,

Freddie Freeman, right, from

the Atlanta Braves, wound up winning the NL MVP in a year that he came back and had it really bad.

I mean, it is interesting who it hits and who it doesn't.

There was a BYU player who got it, and then it turned into pneumonia, and he was out for, I don't know, four or five weeks, probably.

It can affect you in a serious way.

Big, healthy, like 6'5, 300 solid muscle kind of guy.

Yeah.

So it's kind of surprising.

You just don't know.

You don't know.

You're just going to go down with it really hard.

But that's a like a personal choice is different than a societal choice, right?

You can say, you can look at it as a society and say, well, 99 99 plus percent, I think, is, you know, is going to wind up being the survival rate of this.

There are other effects that might affect you long term.

There's a decent group of people who are affecting months and months of effects after this.

And we all have to internalize that.

But as a society setting, policy is different.

Whether you're going to mandate closing an economy is a totally different call than whether you're going to, as your own person, you know, your own individual choice, decide to go to as many

close-quarter quartered concerts inside of

poorly ventilated bars right like you can make there are there are places in between that and i know that's what we're all trying to find i guess it's easy to be critical of every government official for everything they do wrong and i there's some value in that frankly but you know it is difficult i think a lot of these these governors are trying to find the right balance but this should all still be constitutional whether it's sensible to you or not and whether you think we should take more action or not you still have to deal with the constitution this is the united States of America.

And a lot of these politicians are thinking, well, what if I don't care about the Constitution?

What if I don't do anything it says?

What if instead I just do what I want to do?

And that's not how this country operates.

It's not.

And they want it to be,

they want that to be true.

It's just not true.

It would feel good to them if it was true, but it's not.

Terrible disappointment.

Yeah, and there are people who've taken it into their own hands to punish people people who don't do the things that they think they should be doing.

Like

when they're on a hike in Massachusetts and they're not wearing a mask and somebody comes by and decides that they've done the wrong thing, and then he starts spitting on them, telling them he has COVID-19 like this guy did.

I have COVID.

I've been tested positive.

Come back here.

He's pissed because these two women are not wearing masks.

They're not wearing masks.

And so he starts spitting on them.

He takes down his mask, of course, to spit on them.

This is their outdoors hiking, where you shouldn't be wearing a mask.

No, there's no reason.

There's no way I'm wearing a mask when I'm hiking in the mountains.

No.

This is what I talked about when we were talking about.

government giving reliable, accurate information that's consistent.

Right.

That would be a nice thing.

I mean, because there are really, like, you think about there are people on the left who legitimately believe that these things are necessary.

You know,

and that the mask is the complete, like, you're not going to get it if you have a mask on.

There's a lot of people, I think, on the left who believe if you're not wearing a mask, you're giving me COVID.

Yeah.

And I think that is the, probably the biggest failure of the media throughout this.

Yeah, it's ridiculous.

Which is to say they've made this into this cultural thing where, you know, Republicans don't like masks and liberals do.

And liberals are the smart ones because they're wearing masks.

And if you just wear a mask, everything will be fine.

No, that is not the message.

If you wear a mask, there is probably, I've looked at a ton of studies at this, of this, including the Danish one that just came out recently.

If people wear masks, there is likely a decrease in the transmission rate, right?

So that, you know, we saw this in the USS Theodore Roosevelt.

They did a study of this.

People who wore masks got COVID and were the people around those who had masks on,

you know, tested positive for COVID at lower rates.

There was like a 20 or 30% reduction in the, in the, in the amount of spread.

That's not nothing, right?

It's a tool.

It's part of the

process to try to get this to spread as slowly as possible until we come up with a real solution, right?

So you could say that.

Which will be hopefully the vaccine.

Hopefully the vaccine, right?

Yeah.

But like the media has not stated it like that.

What the media has said is wear a mask, you don't get COVID.

Don't wear a mask, you get COVID.

Wear a mask, you protect everybody else with no exceptions from COVID.

And that's not what the data shows.

So they've over-inflated the material difference masks make in an effort to essentially shame people who don't like them.

And while that seems maybe mentally to make sense, like you're, well, if you just wear a freaking mask, then everything would be fine.

We can all go back to normal.

Like that seems like a compelling argument, I guess, to their side.

But on the other hand, people are taking less other, like other precautions.

They're taking less of them because they're wearing masks.

Like, they're not doing six feet because they're wearing masks.

You know what I mean?

They're going and they're having meetings indoors because they're wearing masks.

They think that solves it.

It doesn't.

A much better solution is doing things outside.

Like, I don't know, hiking.

Right.

The government should have been encouraging go to the parks.

We all know we got these beautiful parks in our state.

And you know what?

We all know you guys are sloths and you just want to watch Netflix all day.

How about getting outside, you fat lumps, and take a freaking hike?

And you know what?

The great thing is you don't have to wear a mask.

You're outside.

You're social distance anyway, like naturally in a hiking environment.

This is great.

It'll seem like real, real life all over again.

Get your fat ass out of the chair and take a walk.

Wouldn't that be nice?

Instead, they're like, stay inside.

Don't go near the beach.

Don't have Thanksgiving.

Don't even cook a turkey.

It'll kill everyone in your family.

It will.

Wow.

Really?

Turkey's going to kill everybody?

Yes, because you're opening your mouth.

And when you eat, take a bite, you're sucking in the COVID.

Suck it right in.

Right.

Yeah.

It's like encourage.

You know what?

Hey, hey, guys, you know what would be interesting is all these great churches are in the middle of this pandemic reacting to it.

And they're doing

drive-in services.

And they're doing outdoor services to make sure people can still worship.

And that's a great idea.

Like, thank you so much to these churches who are taking these steps to make their people safe and still have their connection to their faith.

Instead, they're like, don't go to church, you bastards.

Why do you love the devil so much?

Only the devil would take you to church in a moment like this.

And it's like, that is the worst possible way to communicate these messages to the American people.

The American people are independent.

The American people are people who want to be able to make their own decisions because, you know, they live in a country where the foundations of that nation specifically encourage it, right?

Make your own decisions, take your own risks.

Yep.

And instead, they try to just, you know,

harangue everyone into just, you know, these punishments and fines and levels of bureaucracy and mandates.

People don't react well to that.

Give them reliable, consistent information that they can actually take to heart.

And no, you're not going to change it six days later.

If you do that, the American people can look at it, assess their risk, and make their own decisions.

Instead, it's so bad that you've got a left-wing governor like Andrew Cuomo saying that the vaccine is moving so fast.

Okay, the two vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna because of money and ego.

Wait, you're making it a bad thing that they've quickly developed a vaccine in this country?

It's incredible.

It is unbelievable.

And this will be the same group of people who will yell at us for not following the science, who will tell us we're the ones that hate the scientists and hate the doctors.

Right.

And then when the scientists come up with something that could get us back out and

able to communicate with each other again in person,

they make that a bad thing.

Yeah.

It's terrible.

It really is terrible.

And, you know, who was one of the leaders of this, I hate to bring this up again, Andrew Freaking Cuomo.

Yes, Andrew Cuomo.

Who was like, you know,

what I'm going to do is come up with my own separate checking process because I don't trust Trump.

So we're going to take the vaccines and we're going to do our own studies on them.

So you're going to withhold this potential vaccine that people like, even like Fauci have approved.

And you're going to do your own separate check because of politics.

And you're going to withhold from people who might need it this vaccine.

Absolutely.

And then we're going to be the ones that are anti-science.

And this guy's going to maintain a 70% approval rating.

That's how this is going to work.

That is really freaking annoying.

Sad but true.

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You know,

Colin Kaepernick has

yet another

really

good cause that he's

working for right now, and that's to free cop killer Abu Jamal.

Yeah, Mumia.

Free Mumia.

Mumia.

Yeah, it's the big movement.

And

celebrities love this this guy for some reason.

Yeah, he's one of these causes that's been around for a while where a guy shoots and kills a cop, and then the left just all the way.

Why is he getting jailed for that?

Yeah.

What did he do wrong?

What?

These cops are pigs, so why?

What's the problem here?

So unbelievable.

They've tried to make it seem like he's innocent for this.

I mean, the evidence is a good thing.

He says he still maintains his innocence.

Yeah.

Well, nobody does that in jail.

I know.

Nobody does that in prison.

He hasn't changed his story.

Yeah, he said he didn't do it, but although I think he did confess at one point, or at least if I remember the story right, we have to go through some of this.

Michael Smirkanish, who's a guy we used to work with back at WPHT in Philadelphia, one of our stations at the time, has wrote a book on this called

Murdered by Mumia.

And he did a segment on CNN, basically calling out Kaepernick, hey, you need to know the facts about the story.

He's really good on this.

He needs to know the facts about a lot of things.

A lot of things.

A lot of things.

Yeah.

Like all the people that he's yelling about who have been murdered by cops for racist reasons.

Yeah.

Not so much on many of them.

Another thing is how to read a cover two defense.

He doesn't seem to know that at all either.

And it's why he's out of the league.

That's a whole different story.

That's just racism, the reason he's out of the league.

I know.

Yeah, it's racism.

The cover two has nothing to do with it.

Nothing to do with him being.

What was it?

With having about a 12-quarterback rating.

That has nothing to do with it.

No.

I can't remember if it was his last year or his second to last year where he was four or five slots in quarterback QBR behind Johnny Manzel, who was a guy who never even got another shot.

He's also out of the league.

Yes.

By the way, in fact, every person below him never played again.

And several of the players above him never played again.

Wasn't Tim Tebow one of those?

I don't remember if Tebow was on the other side.

By the way, still not playing in professional football.

I don't know if people are aware of that.

Baseball, though.

Yeah, yeah, he's minor.

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Triple A just said 50 million people are still going to travel for Thanksgiving, despite the fact they've been told not to.

These murderers, 50 million murderers, going places and killing people with their COVID-19 infections.

Okay,

whatever.

You've been warned.

Super spreaders.

Amazing.

That's ridiculous.

Have you seen the chart of security TSA searches?

No.

It's pretty interesting.

So right before March, it was at like 2 million a day.

Searches.

Searches per day of people traveling.

And then obviously the pandemic hits and it dropped down to like 50,000.

It was incredible.

It dropped by like over 90%.

It's now been inching up, obviously, over time.

And now we're at about 1 million.

So we've recovered about 50 of the travel when it comes to airline travel uh from the beginning okay of the pandemic but it's you know it's amazing to see something like that something that is so central to american life yeah went away almost entirely with no notice yeah jeffy used to track those numbers because they were so high right before covid and then so incredibly low for a while afterwards wait hold on i cannot get past it did you just say jeffy used to track numbers track numbers.

Did it ever go over 18?

No.

No.

No, it was weird because we were down to 18 for quite a while.

Quite a while.

In fact, I think he's still there.

Wait,

because I know Pat Gray Unleashed is a great show.

And every once in a while you have Jeffy on, and obviously that's the time I turn it off.

Obviously.

You're saying during the Jeffy segments, he was giving you numeric updates

on travel.

Yes.

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Yeah, but it is an amazing drop-off to see that happen.

It is.

To see that change.

I mean, you know, you're talking about a massive alteration in a society.

Well, I remember when

the whole thing started and travel just stopped, you know, especially air travel, just shut down.

And, you know, we drive

down a freeway that happens to run next door to DFW Airport, which is, I think, in normal circumstances, like the fourth or fifth busiest airport in the world.

There was zero.

I mean, when you go down that freeway, during normal times, you see four or five planes at a time because 2,000 a day land there.

There were like zero airplanes landing at DFW for months.

It was amazing to see.

And then all of a sudden, things started coming back.

And for some reason, it came back to the point where DFW was the number one airport in the world for a while with

traffic.

But I don't know where they stand now, but it is amazing to see how much things changed overnight.

Just

completely different patterns for the American people

overnight.

And it just shows you how

life can go upside down in a matter of seconds.

One of the things that 2020 has taught us is how fragile all this is.

Yeah.

You know, you realize.

Supply chain, everything.

I was in Target this weekend, Pat.

There was not

a paper towel to be found in this place.

It's weird.

The paper products.

Yeah.

Whether it's toilet paper or paper towels.

Yeah.

In some cases, for a long time, for months, it was the Clorox wipes.

You couldn't get them.

You just couldn't get them anywhere or anything like that.

And then we had that really weird run of strange-smelling hand sanitizer.

Yeah.

Which we actually had here, and that's why I'm like,

it smells like some awful drink you'd order at a bar.

It's like that real alcohol taste.

I didn't drink too much of the hand sanitizer, but when I did, it's no, I mean.

It's like rancid swamp water is what it smelled like.

Awful.

Yeah.

Awful.

Not good.

Yeah.

So, I mean, it's going to be interesting to see if that pops pops back.

I mean, we should hit our peaks, I would think, with Thanksgiving holiday being a pretty heavy travel time.

But there's enough people who are still terrified of this.

This is why they won't release movies.

Like, there's that chicken and egg problem going on where the theaters are like, well, we can't stay open because they're not releasing any movies.

And the theater companies are the movie companies are saying, well, we can't release any movies because none of the theaters are open.

No one's going to the movies.

So we can't release anything that looks halfway decent.

Makes it really hard.

Yeah, it makes it hard.

And a lot of them, including some in this area, have just gone completely out of business.

They just shut their doors.

Sorry, we're done.

It was a tough business anyway, with all the stuff with the competition, you know, with home streaming services and all these things.

It was difficult to have movie theaters before this.

Now, I mean, you're going to see.

I would not want to be a theater owner right now.

No, or you've already seen multiple bankruptcies on that front, and you're going to see at least half of these theaters closed.

They just came out late last week and said Wonder Woman, the new Wonder Woman 1984, I I think it is,

it's going to be a simultaneous release in theaters and HBO Max at the same time.

So you can see it at home or, I guess, go to a movie theater and see it.

That seems like a smart way to cash in stuff.

So they're trying to get creative with how they're going to do this because there's a whole bunch of movies that are just sitting on the shelf now that are done and ready and could be blockbusters.

And they're not releasing them because where are you going to play it?

Who's going to go?

I mean, there's a whole bunch of the Bond thing, the new Bond movie has been delayed, I don't know, four or five times.

And I think now they're talking summer of 2021.

So, I don't know.

It's going to be interesting to see.

Black Widow is another one with Scarlett Johansson that's not going to be released.

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By the way, speaking of movie releases and all that, you have Disney Plus?

Do you watch it much?

I do have it.

I got it basically for The Mandalorian.

That's what I did.

And that's about all it's for.

Even though The Mandalorian's just kind of, eh, it's okay.

Yeah, I haven't really fallen in love with it.

I can't seem to get over the hump of getting into it.

Yeah, it's not the greatest show ever done.

It's not the worst either.

Yeah, I wouldn't say it's not bad.

It's not sucking me in.

I mean, I'm the type of person that goes to all the Star Wars movies at the theater.

You know, I'm not an obsessive about it, but I do like to see them all in the theater, and this has been okay.

It's just been okay.

I think they need more original programming on Disney Plus.

It seems to be what's lacking for adults.

I mean, you've got all the commercial, you've got all the movies for the kids, and you have the Marvel stuff and the Star Wars stuff.

So, you want Disney Plus to carry adult movies?

Yes, adult movies.

Really, that just seems like it doesn't seem into character with you at all.

I feel like you'd be the type of person who would say, don't watch adult movies, but you want Disney to create and carry adult movies.

That's the package guarantee.

Did they come out with the statement that they're not opposed to doing R-rated material on Disney Plus?

Wait, aren't you

Disney?

Don't they have ties to Hulu and all these other services too?

Yeah, they're not there.

Why don't they just put it on there?

You could.

It's such a weird thing.

They just are trying so hard to make Disney this like edgy product.

It's like make it a happy product.

You just create it.

They've had other brands this whole time,

you know, that they've been able to put, you know, whatever other material they want on there.

They just can't keep the Disney thing pure.

They just can't do it.

They can't bring themselves to it.

And they need to.

It should be.

I mean, Walt Disney, I think he'd have a little bit of an issue with what's going on at Disney.

But also, Gina Carano, one of the stars of The Mandalorian,

she sparked outrage last week when she posted messages on social media.

Get this.

Here was her egregious sin.

I don't know why she's not in prison.

I really don't.

She mocked wearing a mask.

Oh, my gosh.

Yeah, they want her fired now.

And she should.

That's it?

Just fired?

Yeah, well, they want her fired.

I want her.

imprisoned.

I don't even want her to have a trial.

I want her to go directly to prison.

It could be Rikers Island.

It could be Leavenworth, but it's got to be a federal prison.

So incredible.

She tweeted out a meme that said, breaking news, Democratic government leaders now recommend we all wear blindfolds along with masks so we can't see what's really going on.

How dare she?

How dare she?

Oh my.

You're not allowed to have that opinion.

No, you're not.

You're not allowed to say those types of things.

And

at least maintain your employment.

Have you switched over to Parlor yet?

Or do you have a Parlor account?

I think I have the account.

I've never actually done anything with it.

Have you been on it at all?

I'm just about to start down that territory.

I know it's a big thing.

And like, I like the idea of having a place where they're not going to be censoring you.

I actually, what I want to do, and I have a different view, and like, you know, there are people like, I should delete your Twitter, get off Twitter.

What if we delete it and get off of all of them?

You know, that's

I want to be, what I want to be is Pat Gray.

Yes.

I aspire to be Pat Gray on social media, which is to things happen on your social media accounts.

I see it all the time.

You just don't know that they're happening.

Oh, no.

And that's the world I want.

Very true.

So I don't see how it's brought anything.

My wife was saying, I thought you were going to post something about our cookies on your Instagram account.

I said, Instagram.

I mean, I know I have one, but I've never been there.

So

maybe somebody did.

Maybe they didn't.

I don't know.

By the way, that's scrumptiouscookie.com.

We should.

By the way, yes, that's the best cookie in the world.

And it is, and I'm ordering some for my Thanksgiving, which I am actually going to be holding, even though Andrew Cuomo says not.

Yeah, but just you and your immediate family who lives at your house, right?

Yeah.

No, I'm going to be seeing other people.

Murderer.

We're going to do our best to make sure we don't kill each other.

Murderer.

But if we kill each other, if we do, at least the last thing we do is eat scrumptiouscookie.com.

So that's that.

That's not a bad thing.

Yeah, I will say that's going to be not a bad thing.

But it is, it is that weird constant pressure to every time someone says something uh that is right-leaning to act as if they must be ostracized from society.

And it's funny because this is such a it's like this cancel culture thing is a new thing to most people.

It's not new to us.

We've been going through this for a million years.

I remember the first like, you know, uh, left-wing media watchdog posts about things that we said.

And, you know, this is back in, gosh, it's got to be

when was that?

2000,

you know, four,

three?

It's a long time ago.

I feel like it was Iraq War-related, one of the first ones for some reason.

And we were talking about it, and like, we had a guest on or something that, how dare this guest go on this Glenn Beck?

Who is this Glenn Beck guy?

And we're sitting here going, like, what is this?

Are people really upset that we're having it?

I thought we were all supposed to have conversations with people.

And like, we're not going to shame someone out of existence because

as a guest showed up on a show to give us their viewpoint.

And that's when a lot of that stuff started with talk radio.

This is the social media cancel culture thing is just a

accelerated view of what used to happen to us every time we said anything on talk radio.

I'm so used to it and so bored with being threatened with my job and my livelihood, it doesn't even register with me anymore.

But that's not

normal.

I mean people a lot of this stuff targets regular people who are not in the media, who have not had to deal with this for a long time, who are not public figures.

And they're not used to it.

So they cave into it.

They're terrified.

Yeah.

They're terrified by it.

You know, like you work at a restaurant and

you post something on your social media feed that seems friendly to a conservative cause and you get berated out of society for it.

And you're not allowed to, you can't sell pizza anymore.

I mean, how amazing would that be?

And it could happen for this Mandalorian actress to lose her job on Mandalorian because she said

something negative about mask wearing.

How ridiculous is that?

Really?

That

inane comment could actually lose somebody their livelihood?

Yeah.

Amazing.

And it's not about mask wearing, right?

It's about Democrat versus Republican, left versus right.

If you go back to March, what you would find is you could probably go back and find this stuff on Twitter.

You'd find conservatives posting memes about, why don't we just open the economy and wear masks?

And you'd find

liberals attacking them and saying how dare you the is the cdc is telling us not to wear masks

and the same sort of threats would be made about people's livelihoods and everything else yeah this is so i mean the tribal thing is so overplayed at this point i mean people have been saying oh this is too tribal for so long it's almost not even a point to be made but it's so true that the left will attack anybody if it

they were in front of congress they were writing letters about how bad Dominion voting systems were like a year ago.

And the reason they were saying it, which is hilarious, is because a venture capital firm bought Dominion.

And these, those are venture capital.

They're evil capitalists.

And they probably will try to fix votes against Republicans.

And here we are.

Now,

look, I don't think,

you know, again, we'll see what happens with the claims on this stuff, obviously, but didn't plan out for anything for the left, right?

If anything, we've seen the claims go the opposite way, and now it's crazy to bring anything up.

Dominion is basically God.

If they, they are basically, they are unfallible.

You should never question them.

You're a heathen if you do.

And that is, it's so ridiculous how predictable this stuff gets.

You know what the left is going to say every time a new subject comes up, and they will reverse themselves completely.

in a matter of weeks and just act as if the old position didn't exist.

Are we just supposed to forget that you guys just spent four years saying the president was not legitimate?

Unbelievable.

Are we really just supposed to ignore that that occurred?

Now, I don't know that the right reaction is to now say everything else that ever happens in an election that Republicans lose is illegitimate.

I don't think that's a good response to it.

But the bottom line is they were saying all of these things very, very recently.

In fact, they were warning,

Hillary Clinton was saying, don't accept the results.

Yeah.

Yeah, but how old were you?

Early in 2020.

I mean, or mid or late 2020.

Or late.

How old were you then?

I don't even remember those times.

I don't think I was born.

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You won't believe it.

But first,

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and it didn't go well for the person asking the question.

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Okay.

Well,

thanks, everybody, for coming in.

Mr.

Biden, the COVID task force said it's safe for students to be in class.

Are you going to encourage unions to cooperate more to bring kids back to the classroom, sir?

Oh, what a brutal question.

Okay, so he's put off by the fact that the reporter at the end of his little thing there just kind of yelled out a question.

And he asked him, why are you the only one who ever asked me questions at the end?

That's a really great question from Biden.

Why, indeed?

When it happens every

single day.

day, multiple times a day, to the president.

People are shouting.

You guys played, I think, last Friday that unbelievable situation where he wrapped up a conference.

I think it was Pence who got done speaking, turned around, walked out of the room, and they are just screaming hate questions at him.

Continuing, even after he left the room and shut the door, they're still yelling at him.

So

that's what the Trump administration goes through every day.

Biden can't handle

one question about lockdowns.

Just

really incredible.

And why don't people do that to him?

It's a good

question.

We should examine that, especially after he's coming out.

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Open door policy coming in.

Now, get out.

Get out, you bastards.

Stop asking me questions.

It's an interesting

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It is interesting, isn't it?

All right.

We got Colin Kaepernick calling for the release of Momuya Abu Jamal.

We'll get into that coming up next, the Glenn Beck program.

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Colin Kaepernick's new obsession is freeing Mumia.

Mumia's the cop killer that pops up every once in a while because celebrities all want him out of jail.

Because all he did was

execute a police officer.

Does he have to spend the rest of his life in prison making up for that?

Have we gotten to the point as a society where you just can't execute people?

And

then just after a few years of paying for it,

you're let go and you can go do whatever you want now.

Give him back his voting rights, giving back his freedom.

So that's what a lot of people want.

And I don't understand exactly why.

Now, Mumia has maintained his innocence this whole time.

Because this happened in what, what was it, the 90s?

No, it was like 80s.

81.

Oh, okay.

It's been a long time.

And there are just a lot of people who think, well, it's too long.

He's been in prison almost 40 years.

Let him go.

That's not even what they're saying.

They're just saying, oh, he didn't do anything at all.

That's true.

That's really what they're arguing.

And they've been arguing this for a very long time.

He's been a big celebrity cause.

He's been a socialist and communist, like actual socialist and communist stated party cause for a very long time.

This is one of

those names that pops up over and over again because they think they have a case of why he's innocent.

And of course, obviously, Colin Kaepernick is an idiot, and he believes every single bit of this.

He's also a terrible quarterback.

I don't know if anyone else knows this, but yeah, very terrible quarterback and not exactly a brain that performs better than his abilities.

He is just as confused by facts regarding police violence as he is by defenses.

And that is a problem for Colin Kaepernick as he analyzes these things.

Yeah.

And it is why he's not in the NFL anymore.

It's not because he

thinks Black Lives Matter.

Everybody knows Black Lives Matter.

So that's not the reason he's not in the NFL.

No.

And they try to make it the reason, but it isn't.

It's easy to prove, in fact, in that the other people

who are good players or mediocre players, like Eric Reid, who's a run-of-the-mill, mediocre defensive back, who did the same things that Colin Kaepernick did.

I don't believe he ever wore socks with pigs on them for cops, but I do believe he was taking a knee at the exact same time on the same team, has maintained his career for multiple years afterward.

You know, Malcolm Jenkins, who is on the same, made many of the same points, although I would say more effectively than Colin Kaepernick,

has just was just rewarded with a massive free agent contract, and he's one of the best safeties in the league.

And he's been able to keep his job without any problems, even though he's had all these opinions.

The NFL is running non-stop commercials that are being produced by the National Football League, basically endorsing these positions that Colin Kaepernick is taking.

All we need to do is work on racism.

Cops are,

I think, believe they said the history is complicated.

Now, of course, that's true, but I mean, it doesn't mean that this is a sensible reaction.

But the NFL has virtually turned their PR department over to the social justice warriors now.

It's just here, do whatever you want with it.

That's kind of what they're doing.

And it shouldn't be that way.

And there are people who are trying to correct the record here.

Michael Smirkanish

has been following this for a long time, wrote a book about Mumia and what the situation was with the officer's widow.

And so he takes on

that little issue of Colin Kaepernick defending him and wanting him out of prison.

Here's what he said.

And mine, I suggest that when it comes to Mumia Abu-Jamal, you are similarly out of your depth.

I see that you've just called for the immediate release of this convicted cop killer, claiming claiming that he was framed by a racist police department for the 1981 murder of Officer Danny Faulkner.

This is a subject I know a little something about.

You could say that I literally wrote the book.

This book.

So here's the short version based on trial testimony.

On December 9, 1981, at about 4 a.m., 25-year-old Daniel Faulkner was executed while making what seemed like a routine traffic stop.

Faulkner pulled over the brother of Abu Jamal, aka Wesley Cook, who was driving his car the wrong way on a one-way street.

Abu Jamal was then working as a taxi driver.

He saw the police stop from across the street, and four eyewitnesses testified at trial as to what happened next.

Their testimony portrayed a horrific sequence.

Abu Jamal ran across the street, shot Officer Faulkner in the back, and then finally between the eyes.

Before that final fatal shot, Officer Faulkner had himself discharged his gun, hitting Abu Jamal in the stomach.

With that bullet, you could say that he confirmed the identity of his executioner.

When police arrived, Abu Jamal was still wearing his shoulder holster.

The murder weapon registered to him was next to him on the ground at the murder scene.

He'd purchased it at a local sporting goods store.

Ballistics tests verified that the bullets found in Abu Jamal's gun were the same caliber, brand, and type as the fatal bullet removed from Officer Faulkner's brain.

Both men were taken to a local ER.

Faulkner was pronounced dead.

Abu Jamal was heard by witnesses, including a security guard, to say, I shot the MFer, and I hope the MFer dies.

So the case had eyewitnesses, a ballistics match, and a confession.

Whenever I'm educating someone about the case, in addition to what I've just told you, I always like to underscore one fact.

Abu Jamal's brother, William Cook, he saw it all.

His words to police upon their arrival were, I ain't got nothing to do with it.

And he has never testified.

on his brother's behalf.

Let me say that again.

The brother of the man convicted of killing the cop has himself never taken the stand to tell a different story, and he was there, but at home in Philadelphia, Abu Jamal was never able to cultivate broad community support.

People at home know what happened and never bought into the Hollywood lore.

Abu Jamal will die in jail, a fate more civilized than that which he gave to Danny Faulkner.

So thank you, Mr.

Kaepernick, for listening.

I should note.

You were invited to be on this program.

I was told that you aren't doing any interviews on the subject.

You should know that Maureen Faulkner, police officer Danny Faulkner's widow, would love to talk to you about the case.

Will you take that meeting?

Oh, I'm sure he's probably on his way to that meeting right now.

He actually plays a clip of Kaepernick going through his case.

And number one, he's blatantly obviously reading it, which you could excuse if he's trying to get the case right, but he obviously doesn't know any of these facts.

He's just reading a script written for him.

And, you know, this is the case with all of the stuff with Kaepernick.

He is an embarrassment.

He is.

Even if you believe,

generally speaking, his case, he's a terrible messenger for this.

He is just legitimately hates the police.

And it has nothing to do with what they've done.

It has to do with what his preconceived ideas are of what they've actually done.

And, you know,

he continues to make this case, and he's treated as if he's some truth teller.

The guy is filling the society with lies on these topics over and over and over again.

And

so many just embrace it.

He's a celebrity and

people just even Smirkanish in this segment

says, well, I don't really know much about football, but I bet it is the reason you're not in the NFL because you're taking these stances.

I promise you, it is not.

Oh, my God.

It is not.

He is just a terrible quarterback that had an awful, awful career arc,

starting from an incredibly talented team that he was able to bring to some level of success early in his career.

And then an awful falloff as soon as the talent

dropped away.

And a guy who was literally the worst quarterback in the league when he left.

The people who were worse than him had never played again.

And there are people who finished ahead of him in quarterback rating and multiple advanced

analytics measures that never played again because they were so bad.

And sadly, that's something you're never going to hear on ESPN.

They act as though this guy is one of the great quarterbacks of all time, and it's such an injustice that he's not in the league right now.

Really

look at the stats and check into the things Stu just said.

They're all true.

It doesn't take that much research effort to verify all of that information.

Yeah, there's a Stu Does Colin Kaepernick episode of Stu Does America, which you can, of course, subscribe on YouTube to.

But go watch that.

That one I was very passionate about.

I spent like a half an hour laying out the case against Colin Kaepernick.

Not that he's wrong about police, but that he sucked as a player.

For some reason, there are a lot of idiot athletes and idiot celebrities that have dumb opinions about politics.

It's almost not even worth pointing them out.

The problem here is that this guy sucked as a quarterback.

That's the problem here.

And no one will recognize how terrible he was.

It's just infuriating.

And even so, the league has bent over backwards for him.

They want him back in the league so badly.

He just won't come back.

He doesn't want to play in the NFL anymore because he could have a job this year.

For sure this year.

With all the BLM pressure.

Are you kidding me?

If he wanted a job, he'd be in the NFL right now.

The league organized a league-wide tryout to try to force him to come back in the league, and he didn't show up for it.

And why didn't he show up?

Because he didn't want the job.

No, he doesn't want a job.

So he's

beasled out.

Why would you play?

Why would you risk injury?

Why would you train hard?

Why would you risk failure?

I mean, would it be racist when a white safety intercepts him?

Like, I bet it would.

Why go through this whole process if you're Colin Kaepernick when you can make millions of dollars for doing nothing?

He gets to sit around and have

this force field around him.

He's protected from every dumb thing he says, and he does nothing for all of his money now.

Why work for your money when your money is just handed to you for nothing?

That's the life of Colin Kaepernick right now.

Yeah.

He got $20 million from Nike.

You know, he won't admit that, though.

He doesn't say how much money he got because he gets to complain about the wealthiest 1% still

while he's collecting this cash.

No one knows exactly how much money.

There's been rumors of millions and millions of dollars, but no one knows exactly because he won't say.

Why wouldn't he say?

Because people would look at, well, well, where are your charitable donations?

Are you donating this money to these causes?

No, he's not doing anything.

You know,

I'm sure he has some headline donations that he can point to.

But generally speaking,

he's thwarted those efforts.

People have tried to come up with actual solutions and

programs that will help this problem, and he rejects them.

He calls them sellouts.

I mean, the guy is a terrible human being, in my opinion, and a terrible quarterback, in a factual opinion.

It's got nothing to do with opinion.

It's just laying out the facts.

He's terrible.

The reason he's not in the league is because he's sucked at football.

That's why he's not in the league.

It's got nothing to do with his skin color.

There are other African Americans that somehow hold on to their jobs in this league.

Multiple.

I've seen several.

I've watched the sport, and several times I've seen African-American players holding on to their jobs in it.

And you know what?

When you look at the percentages of political opinion, it's odds are many share his political thoughts.

Yet somehow they are able to keep their jobs when Colin Kaepernick can't keep his.

It's really weird.

Really sad, Stu, how shy you are on this subject that you really won't share your opinion on it.

You know, it's sad.

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Despite the efforts, the best efforts of the GOP,

almost, I mean, they came pretty close to reclaiming control of the house.

It's amazing.

Which nobody expected.

The only person who said anything like that to me in all the stuff that I read on the election was David Barton.

Really?

David Barton was the only one I saw that actually made a legitimate case that they could come close in the House.

And he was right.

They came really close.

And they flipped, what, 12 seats?

Dude, I don't know the exact number off the top of my head.

Late last week it was 12.

Might even be more than that now, but it's pretty crazy.

Yeah.

I mean, however, Nancy Pelosi is going to continue as Speaker of the House.

It looks like it's 222 to 210 right now with three outstanding still.

That's really close.

So it's going to be one of the closest.

If it's not the closest, it's one of the closest margins ever.

A minority margin in history, which is pretty, especially for a new president coming up.

When they thought they were going to pick up.

A whole bunch.

Yeah.

They thought it was going to make it easier.

I heard estimates as high as 30.

Yeah, I'm surprised too.

The path of Nancy Pelosi to speaker is as easy as it seems it's going to be.

I mean, she almost, she had 15 Democrats vote against her last time.

Yeah.

Why?

Because

they were not in control the way they thought they should be.

And they're certainly not now.

Yeah, they lost.

I mean, these are mostly central or center Democrats that were saying, like, you're not doing a good job.

Yeah.

And there's, of course, the left wing as well, the sort of AOCs of the world who don't like Pelosi for other reasons.

And so you'd think there could be some sort of pushback against Pelosi's speaker, but so far she seems to be cruising toward it.

Now, that's bad for the country, but it's not bad for sales of Nancy Pelosi sucks pens.

Which we made as pretty much a joke

after the impeachment.

She signed it with the special pen that had her signature on it in gold.

So we made replica pens with her signature on it and also the word sucks after it.

So it just says Nancy Pelosi sucks on the pen.

And they're actually really nice pens.

And it's a true statement.

It is true.

No, your pen is speaking the truth without you even using it.

Literally, no one can deny it.

It's impossible to deny that Nancy Pelosi sucks.

Well, you're an idiot if you try to deny it.

Right, right.

I mean, you can't do it based on fact.

So, Nancy Pelosi Sucks Pen is the place to go.

They've been out of stock now for a couple months because we had some supply issues.

We sold a ton of these things.

If you'd like one for the holidays, they are back in stock for a very limited time.

Oh, nice.

Until they run out.

Nancy PelosiSucksPen.com.

It is the ultimate stocking stuffer, I will say, for that person in your life.

It is a great stocking stuffer.

Yeah.

How much are they?

I don't know off the top of my head, but

$400.

That's right.

It's less than that.

It's a lengthy, nothing less than that is a value.

Oh, my gosh.

And I will say this: for that Nancy Pelosi Sucks Pen fan of yours in your family that knows that Nancy Pelosi sucks, this is a good place to go to get them a stocking stuffer.

NancyPelosiSucksPen.com.

Amazing.

All right.