456 - Auctioning America, Ghislaine’s Makeover & Sydney Sweeney’s White Naturals

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Speaker 4 Sidney Sweeney is a Nazi. Who cares?

Speaker 5 Who cares?

Speaker 8 Don't we have more important things to worry about than whether Sidney Sweeney wants a white future for this country?

Speaker 11 No, I'm literally serious.

Speaker 15 Why does it matter to me that Sidney Sweeney wants to live in a white country with white babies sucking on her white titties?

Speaker 23 Why would that matter to me if Sidney Sweeney wants her white breast milk from her white titties to feed her white babies who grow up to be white warriors in a white country.

Speaker 29 Why would I care?

Speaker 31 Why does that destabilize my day?

Speaker 34 That Sidney Sweeney simply wants a white man to put his white semen in her white body to have white babies who will feast on her white breast milk that comes out of her formidable white titties.

Speaker 26 And then they become white warriors in a white army in a white country

Speaker 6 to fight for Christendom, to save europe to save uh the western world why is that such a big deal that american eagle has chosen to highlight these uh wants and needs of hers and it's supposed to be a big deal that sydney stat ad that says sydney sweeney uh 1488 we must uh secure white uh future for white children or whatever 14 words sydney sweeney the jewish question sydney sweeney why is that such a big deal why is it

Speaker 49 why is it such a big deal that Sidney Sweeney did an ad with her tits out?

Speaker 38 And it said, and the, and the pull quote from the ad, which seems to upset a lot of people, is

Speaker 19 she has good, she had good genes, right?

Speaker 43 Sidney Sweeney has good genes.

Speaker 54 And then under that, it said, there are a lot of them in media.

Speaker 55 Why is that such a problem?

Speaker 10 If that's the pull quote, Sidney Sweeney, American Eagle, there are, quote, a lot of them in media.

Speaker 28 What does she mean by that? Who are them?

Speaker 58 Well,

Speaker 59 what does it matter?

Speaker 60 She's just an attractive Nazi woman.

Speaker 61 There are pretty Nazis.

Speaker 21 Are there,

Speaker 63 of every group of people,

Speaker 64 there have always been attractive members of that group, obviously.

Speaker 3 And Sidney Sweeney is one of them.

Speaker 43 So instead of getting upset that this Nazi looks better than you, go to the gym.

Speaker 72 what did Epstein Donnie say about this get up Donald Trump's tweet about this he's getting he's getting involved in this they just moved just lane to a prison so they can kill her by the way we'll talk about that in a minute but Donald Trump truth socialed something about Sidney Sweeney's like why don't you pigs go to the gym and this is a guy that eats McDonald's every day But he said something to the extent of like, hey, you ugly woke losers, if you didn't treat yourselves like shit, you could look look like fucking Sidney Sweeney.

Speaker 75 But you're not going to.

Speaker 15 But still, you can do better than you're doing now.

Speaker 37 If the Democrats want to win again, they got to stop this, where they like get angry about nonsense.

Speaker 67 It's very silly.

Speaker 78 And it doesn't matter to anybody.

Speaker 69 Nobody cares.

Speaker 80 A lot of this stuff

Speaker 63 is like what discredits

Speaker 22 liberalism to people because they realize it's about nothing.

Speaker 82 At least with Bin Laden, who wants to run New York City, he's going to get rid of the cops.

Speaker 33 And if you have any money, he's just going to let mobs of teenagers attack you on the street and grab your cell phone, which by the way, I'm almost not kidding about.

Speaker 83 But that's something.

Speaker 21 You see?

Speaker 41 Zoran bin Laden, at least going, we're going to just take everyone's private property and redistribute it is at least something.

Speaker 25 I don't agree with that, but it's something. This is less than nothing, by the way.

Speaker 63 Like, like, like

Speaker 25 putting your laser focus on an ad for jeans

Speaker 38 is nothing.

Speaker 63 And that's what discredits liberalism for a lot of people.

Speaker 61 They go, well, it's not even real.

Speaker 25 Get that back up. Yeah.

Speaker 39 Many Democrats and Democrat supporters have been criticizing the American Eagle Company,

Speaker 87 which has one of the great patriotic patriotic names for a company.

Speaker 25 For its latest ad campaign to sell blue jeans, starting the beautiful and talented Sydney Sweeney, these online

Speaker 44 crybabies are calling the company and Sydney fascist.

Speaker 21 Totally ridiculous.

Speaker 70 Selling blue jeans is about as American as you can get, if we're being totally honest.

Speaker 50 Maybe if these fat, ugly losers spent more time working on themselves, they wouldn't be so angry about everything MAGA.

Speaker 56 To which I'm sure most of the comments were: release the list, release the list, release the list.

Speaker 30 as they're as they should be release it

Speaker 91 i don't think he's going to but it's a it's a fair rallying cry and it seems to be the only thing that does drive him insane nothing else is he didn't like when like tim walsh called him weird that kind of pivoted him in the direction where he seemed to be but this seems to really get to him to release the list because he did have a thousand fbi agents combing over that list redacting his name wherever they found it.

Speaker 46 And there are like lots of videos of him in a conga line with Jeffrey Epstein.

Speaker 50 So at this point, if he's not implicated in having sex with a minor, this is much weirder.

Speaker 59 So whatever it is, put it out.

Speaker 39 The country's,

Speaker 15 the people in the country can handle it.

Speaker 62 The people in the country can handle it.

Speaker 51 The FBI redacted Trump's name in the Epstein files.

Speaker 50 The Bureau's

Speaker 70 team tasked with conducting a final review of the records blacked out the names before higher-ups said last month that releasing the documents would not be appropriate or warranted.

Speaker 27 So you have all these wealthy people, well-connected people implicated in the horrific abuse of children.

Speaker 71 Now, did all of them do it? That's the argument.

Speaker 15 Maybe they're just named and they didn't do it.

Speaker 87 Maybe, okay.

Speaker 72 But from the documents, there should be some way to ascertain that, I'm sure.

Speaker 71 Thousands of documents over many years.

Speaker 43 It's a big investigation.

Speaker 93 The FBI has all the information.

Speaker 58 So their whole thing is like, well, we can't release them because like somebody could be named in it, but they're like innocent.

Speaker 32 They didn't do anything.

Speaker 83 Well, if that's the case,

Speaker 19 it was an investigation.

Speaker 6 So there would be some way to ascertain who was like really involved and who wasn't, most likely.

Speaker 39 It's not just going to be a complete cluster fuck.

Speaker 28 So I think it's just a lot of people who were involved who also, you know, don't want their neighbor.

Speaker 22 The idea that Trump is doing this to protect other people is the funniest thing I've ever heard in my life.

Speaker 102 Like, did he suddenly overnight become like a conscientious

Speaker 19 guy who cares about his fellow people,

Speaker 7 his fellow billionaires, he's upset and cares about them.

Speaker 25 No, if he didn't feel like this implicated him, it would have been out months ago, most likely.

Speaker 41 If he wasn't nailed somehow in this, this is out months ago.

Speaker 23 This is not, he's not like, he doesn't care about any of his friends that much, I would imagine.

Speaker 59 So, this whole argument that, like, well, we can't release this stuff because it's going to implicate people that are named, but they really didn't do it or whatever. Put it out.

Speaker 59 See what's there.

Speaker 99 Well, we all know it.

Speaker 56 That's part of the, that's not the real reason they won't put it out.

Speaker 67 And that's only part of the reason that they're giving that they won't put it out.

Speaker 105 Right now, they're trying things to see if it'll work.

Speaker 3 They're seeing, it's like a comedian at an open mic where you see if a premise will stick.

Speaker 26 You're like, what do you think about this?

Speaker 11 What do you think about that?

Speaker 8 They're trying theories.

Speaker 25 They're going like, hey, what about, what about if the, if the porn isn't, it's just pornography from the internet?

Speaker 13 How about that?

Speaker 34 And that was told to me directly.

Speaker 25 Or then they go like this.

Speaker 71 They go, hey, what about if it's just a bunch of good billionaires that might get ensnared in this or caught up in it, but they actually didn't do anything wrong?

Speaker 13 How about that?

Speaker 54 And the public goes, I don't think that's it.

Speaker 11 And they're like, well, how about this? How about that?

Speaker 6 Ghislaine's like a liar.

Speaker 13 She's going to start lying.

Speaker 85 And you go, yeah, yeah, maybe, but also just put out what you got.

Speaker 6 So they're just trying to see what will work.

Speaker 71 And nothing's working.

Speaker 44 So that's why they're transferring Ghislaine now.

Speaker 43 Get this up.

Speaker 38 They just put her in a...

Speaker 49 minimum security prison because they're going to, I don't know, but it seems like they're going to try try to kill her.

Speaker 59 Jislaine Maxwell was quietly moved.

Speaker 34 Quietly.

Speaker 10 Where are we going, darling?

Speaker 59 Where are we going, darling?

Speaker 94 In the middle of the night.

Speaker 10 Quietly moved from a Florida prison to a more comfortable one in Texas this week as she campaigns for a pardon from President Donald Trump.

Speaker 24 Jeffrey Epstein's associate was serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking in a low-security Tallahassee prison, but was was moved to Texas on Thursday to the minimum security federal prison camp, Bryan, in Southeast Texas.

Speaker 44 Minimum security.

Speaker 25 It's kind of a have at her.

Speaker 58 Have at her, boys, gals.

Speaker 51 So there, right now, the Mossad is trying to find a butch lesbian to go get her.

Speaker 99 That's what's going on right now.

Speaker 62 A butch lesbian is sitting in that jail, and the Mossad is about to find a real

Speaker 59 butch,

Speaker 40 dikey lesbian to go crack Ghislaine Maxwell in the head.

Speaker 81 She's going to go crack her in the face.

Speaker 44 Maxwell's new home holds mostly white-collar criminals, and unlike the Tallahassee facility, is only for female criminals.

Speaker 95 She will now be able to purchase beauty and leisure items from the commissary, including makeup and crochet and sewing kits, which, by the way, one of those women

Speaker 25 is going to use one of those kits to cut her throat.

Speaker 28 That's obvious.

Speaker 46 They got to kill this bitch now.

Speaker 25 She's got to go now.

Speaker 6 This is like go time.

Speaker 39 The mossad is like, she's going to the new prison where she can buy makeup tonight.

Speaker 71 She's going to get a makeover tonight and a big butch lesbian is going to cut her throat.

Speaker 25 They're going to cut her throat.

Speaker 83 I'm telling you, that's the plan.

Speaker 58 There is a plan.

Speaker 22 When Miriam Adelson gave Trump all that money after January 6th and she was the only one fucking with him and she was like, I'll give you this was before all those tech people.

Speaker 27 decided how much they loved populism and Donald Trump and borders and tariffs.

Speaker 8 But Miriam Adelson gave him 100 million million and she was out there early saying, hey, I'm going to do it.

Speaker 25 I'm going to help make you the president of the United States.

Speaker 33 Miriam Madelson had a few

Speaker 81 requests.

Speaker 83 You don't just get $100 million.

Speaker 25 That's not the way $100 million works.

Speaker 100 Nobody just gives you $100 million

Speaker 26 without having an opinion.

Speaker 25 I've been given far less money during creative projects and people have an opinion.

Speaker 6 When I do something with the Netflix or whatever, it doesn't mean you necessarily have to listen to it, but they always give it because the minute someone opens their pocketbook, they feel that they're entitled to give an opinion.

Speaker 31 Now, thankfully on the comedy specials, Netflix doesn't give a ton of opinion unless I'm like slandering, I don't know, a public person.

Speaker 21 It's a legal issue.

Speaker 97 But usually, if you're in development, and I've been in development with a bunch of shows that have never made the air, the minute somebody gives you money for a script or to make a pilot or whatever, they say, and by the way, here are our

Speaker 109 notes. They have notes.

Speaker 3 They have notes.

Speaker 23 They have things they think you should do.

Speaker 39 Yes, we like the project, but here's,

Speaker 110 if we could see it.

Speaker 86 in a different light. We just want to steer it this way.

Speaker 20 We want to help.

Speaker 66 We want it to be as successful as possible.

Speaker 7 And here's how we think you should do it.

Speaker 56 You get notes.

Speaker 17 When Miriam Addison gives you $100 million, you get notes.

Speaker 109 You get notes.

Speaker 97 Here's one of the main notes.

Speaker 25 Israel is going to call the shots.

Speaker 76 That's note number one.

Speaker 62 And that's her only note.

Speaker 59 So that's actually, she comes in and she goes, I don't have a lot of notes.

Speaker 61 This is actually going to be a relatively easy process.

Speaker 10 I have one note.

Speaker 48 It's not a big note.

Speaker 61 It's just one note and we can get this out of the way.

Speaker 63 And once we get it out of the way, it's not actually a big deal.

Speaker 21 We don't even have to talk about it again.

Speaker 61 My one note is that Israel's just going to run this thing.

Speaker 100 Okay.

Speaker 21 I'm going to give you 100, 100 mil.

Speaker 71 I'm going to give you 100 mil.

Speaker 50 It's my one note.

Speaker 71 It's my one.

Speaker 6 This is the version of like Netflix going, we don't love the main character.

Speaker 93 Like I'm in an animated thing with them right now and they go.

Speaker 113 We don't love the main character.

Speaker 16 We don't get the main character.

Speaker 87 We just, people are not connecting with the main character.

Speaker 25 So that's their version of that.

Speaker 94 Muri Madelson's version of that is like, hey, one note, again, not a huge deal.

Speaker 100 It is a deal breaker, of course.

Speaker 3 And I don't think you should be upset about it at all.

Speaker 24 But Israel's just going to run the thing.

Speaker 85 We just have to do whatever the hell we want to do in Gaza.

Speaker 14 We're probably going to have to bomb Iran.

Speaker 26 And you're probably not going to, you can't release these Epstein docs because it's going to be maybe a little egg on our face, egg on your face, Donnie, egg on everybody's face.

Speaker 39 So that's our note.

Speaker 59 That's our note.

Speaker 49 And then the other billionaires come in with their notes and, you know, and they have all kinds of notes.

Speaker 95 But I think that's her big note.

Speaker 34 I don't think she's especially passionate about the infrastructure in America.

Speaker 59 I don't think like people like Miriam Adelson are really like, hey, I,

Speaker 110 you know what, I, you know what concerns me?

Speaker 118 The state of our bridges.

Speaker 27 I don't like every time I drive over one, I go, is this thing going to go?

Speaker 46 That's not what concerns her.

Speaker 6 A major funder of a pro-Israel politics and a prolific donor to Jewish causes, Adelson79 is

Speaker 44 carrying on a legacy she built with her late husband, casino magnate Sheldon Adelson.

Speaker 25 And she comes in and she's like, listen,

Speaker 27 I'm here, I'm giving you the money.

Speaker 95 And the money, because now

Speaker 49 let's just realize what the Trump administration has been

Speaker 27 for the first eight months.

Speaker 45 The Trump administration has basically been

Speaker 21 an auction.

Speaker 21 It's an auction.

Speaker 85 And everybody is submitting a bid on our country.

Speaker 34 Qatar,

Speaker 21 Israel.

Speaker 77 The American people are like far in the back going, hey,

Speaker 77 hey, we up. Hey!

Speaker 38 But, but it, you know, Israel, Qatar,

Speaker 120 China,

Speaker 5 everybody is trying to position themselves to basically

Speaker 41 get as much as they can

Speaker 3 from the Trump administration.

Speaker 97 How much can we get?

Speaker 25 How much equity is in this guy before we throw him away?

Speaker 97 Before he doesn't matter anymore.

Speaker 25 He's already deflating.

Speaker 81 The poll numbers are collapsing.

Speaker 49 That big, beautiful bill may be the last legislative thing he did.

Speaker 81 But all these people, Zuckerberg, Palantir,

Speaker 17 they're all lining up going, give me what you can before you are

Speaker 62 totally worthless to me.

Speaker 22 Because the clock, as soon as he won the election, there is a ticking clock to when he is worthless.

Speaker 70 When he is either mired in scandal, he has no political clout left, his health is failing, he's out of office, whatever.

Speaker 39 The Democrats win the midterms. Before he's a lame duck,

Speaker 48 that's why everything's got to happen up front.

Speaker 6 Executive orders, quick.

Speaker 25 Ramming through legislation now.

Speaker 94 We need it now.

Speaker 28 We're not balancing our attack here over four years.

Speaker 94 Palantir wants the money now.

Speaker 41 They're not waiting for it.

Speaker 39 All of these people gave him things and the favors are to be paid back immediately.

Speaker 49 There was a big meeting at one of the Hollywood agencies years ago during all these cancellations and shit.

Speaker 50 You know, remember that?

Speaker 25 The meet two and the,

Speaker 67 you know, and they said, get your clients money now.

Speaker 22 Their careers are going to be shorter.

Speaker 45 It's true.

Speaker 22 It was a real meeting.

Speaker 70 And I'm sure I only know about it at one of the agencies, but it happened probably at all of them.

Speaker 67 They said, your clients' careers are not going to be 20-year careers anymore.

Speaker 95 They might be 10.

Speaker 17 Maybe it's five.

Speaker 68 Get their money now.

Speaker 118 Steal their money now.

Speaker 71 They're going to end up canceled on drugs and broke.

Speaker 49 This is when it was at its height.

Speaker 70 And there was that, you know, people were getting thrown to the wolves left and right.

Speaker 36 And these agencies were going, hey, you got to push them.

Speaker 29 Put them on tour.

Speaker 59 back to back.

Speaker 95 Keep them on the road. Keep them making money.

Speaker 97 If they get offered a movie, make them do two.

Speaker 62 You don't need a break.

Speaker 92 That rape's coming out eventually.

Speaker 54 You're going to be out.

Speaker 68 Get their money now. Steal their money now.

Speaker 25 And these people, the Miriam Adelsons and the Mark Zuckerbergs and the Peter Thiels and all that stuff, they want their money back in some form.

Speaker 67 They want their favors paid back immediately.

Speaker 21 We want it now.

Speaker 26 We want the money now.

Speaker 20 We're not waiting.

Speaker 48 Get this lesbian to crack just land in her head tonight, now.

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Speaker 48 And Adelson does not represent, by the way,

Speaker 88 I don't think she represents like mainstream Jewish opinion.

Speaker 67 She's a very,

Speaker 96 very

Speaker 21 deeply

Speaker 81 radical Israel advocate.

Speaker 76 She was born in Tel Aviv.

Speaker 43 You know, she speaks Hebrew.

Speaker 92 She served in the military.

Speaker 63 She spends a lot of time in Israel.

Speaker 41 She's the owner of the country's largest newspaper.

Speaker 51 She's been swept up with the political and social fervor, gripping the country as it mourns the dead and seeks retribution for October 7th.

Speaker 97 It's very much like 9-11. After 9-11,

Speaker 70 people in our country reacted, were radicalized by this, and we made a big mess. We had wars all over the Middle East.

Speaker 43 We sent refugees flooding through Europe.

Speaker 66 We destabilized the political situation in Europe.

Speaker 17 We went $8 trillion in the hole.

Speaker 93 We violated the Geneva Conventions.

Speaker 78 We set up a labyrinth of secret torture prisons.

Speaker 3 We hurt our credibility and our standing in the world has never been the same since 9-11.

Speaker 78 It has never been the same since 9-11.

Speaker 22 After 9-11, we lowered interest rates and cooked up all these asset bubbles,

Speaker 98 enabling a lot of these mortgage products, which I had nothing to do with, these mortgage products.

Speaker 92 that allow people to buy homes, but it wasn't a real pathway to ownership.

Speaker 77 It disguised how much these homes cost.

Speaker 43 Then we had a financial crisis.

Speaker 44 Now no one can afford anything.

Speaker 49 Now every article coming out is that it's good that

Speaker 17 you don't own a house.

Speaker 40 It's good to rent.

Speaker 44 You have more freedom.

Speaker 21 You don't to lie.

Speaker 59 But that pillar of the American experience owning a home and you go, well, what did 9-11 have to, you know, like that had nothing to do with anything.

Speaker 25 It was the beginning of a country that was about mass surveillance.

Speaker 63 It was about

Speaker 32 indefinite warfare

Speaker 72 as a permanent column of the Defense Department's budget.

Speaker 22 If you doubt that,

Speaker 22 go see Ukraine, by the way.

Speaker 94 That's my end note or footnote on that.

Speaker 61 See Ukraine.

Speaker 33 You have all of these things happening.

Speaker 38 They all started 9-11.

Speaker 25 So Adelson, whether she was radicalized before or not, I don't know.

Speaker 185 She's probably a pretty radical person,

Speaker 41 but she's a Trump buddy.

Speaker 95 I mean, she's calling them all the time.

Speaker 50 They're on the phone.

Speaker 93 She calls everybody in the administration.

Speaker 13 She'll call me probably. I've never spoken to her, but she'll call me and threaten my life.

Speaker 59 I do like the way she looks.

Speaker 13 Get the image of her up.

Speaker 100 I do like it.

Speaker 118 Here's the thing with the super villains now. They look like it.

Speaker 81 They look like it.

Speaker 81 This is the thing. Get her up when she's in an all-that-white.

Speaker 19 Yeah, I kind of like the aesthetic of her.

Speaker 63 I like the aesthetic of her.

Speaker 41 The thing about the Dick Tracy super villains right now is that they look like it.

Speaker 27 And right now,

Speaker 34 you have a few things happening at once.

Speaker 105 You have the credibility of Trump collapsing because of the Epstein list, which he is not releasing, the information that the administration is concealing.

Speaker 26 About the worst crime in the world, by the way.

Speaker 17 The rape of children is the worst crime in the world.

Speaker 50 This is not like, remember when they tried the Barack Obama, Solyndra, you know, I don't know, solar panel energy scandal or Clinton getting head in the Oval Office or this is the worst crime in the world and it's being covered up.

Speaker 67 And the domestic credibility of Trump is collapsing.

Speaker 49 And internationally, they don't care because it's a lot of dictators that like him.

Speaker 186 And then there's people that have always hated him.

Speaker 92 You have that happening.

Speaker 18 You have Israel waging an incredibly, to say the least, unpopular campaign of famine in Gaza.

Speaker 46 People are starving.

Speaker 70 People are dying.

Speaker 87 When the UN and when inspectors and

Speaker 25 international agencies are able to get back into Israel, when the press is able to get back in there, the deaths of people are probably going to be much higher than they are now.

Speaker 132 Probably hundreds of thousands of people that have died in this campaign.

Speaker 49 Gaza is now completely unlivable, and I don't know where these people are going to go.

Speaker 43 It is being referred to correctly as a genocide, an ethnic cleansing campaign.

Speaker 17 And again, it all had to happen now.

Speaker 38 This is, again, this is the theme of what's happening right now.

Speaker 8 I want you to kind of understand this.

Speaker 3 This is something I've been thinking about.

Speaker 37 How no, there it is, no one anymore is waiting.

Speaker 33 It all has to happen immediately because

Speaker 25 people know with social media and with technology, there's a limited amount of time you get before inevitably the jig is up.

Speaker 23 This isn't the 80s.

Speaker 22 You can't just do things and have people write books about them 30 years later.

Speaker 66 Most of what you're doing is on camera, on a phone.

Speaker 21 camera.

Speaker 49 People know what this is.

Speaker 18 So it all has to happen now.

Speaker 33 Everything has to happen immediately.

Speaker 8 So you have this famine campaign, this starvation campaign.

Speaker 25 Israel goes, we know we've lost

Speaker 76 so much credibility.

Speaker 38 We've become a pariah. We've become a rogue state in the way that we've chosen to prosecute this war.

Speaker 34 We had a horrible attack.

Speaker 43 We reacted, obviously, understandably, radically.

Speaker 32 But at this point, the amount of damage done, again, to blameless children, women, people that had nothing to do with it, have no power to release the hostages, the toll on the civilian population, not to mention the ethnic cleansing, the destruction of Gaza, is Israel isn't, they're not stupid.

Speaker 118 They know

Speaker 41 what this is going to do to their image and has done to their image.

Speaker 98 That's why it all had to happen now.

Speaker 65 People are going to recognize a Palestinian state.

Speaker 54 Again, do I, I mean, it's not a bad thing, obviously, but the fact that they're doing it now after it has literally been destroyed, I said last episode, feels a bit absurd.

Speaker 6 The favors are being called in now.

Speaker 50 Crack Ghislaine's head, get a dyke to cut her throat.

Speaker 6 Now they don't have the time.

Speaker 6 This is the way it is working.

Speaker 48 They want to kill this bitch yesterday.

Speaker 83 That is the goal.

Speaker 70 They can't have this come out now, a blackmail operation, high level.

Speaker 6 CIA Mossad, every rich person in America, a lot of them implicated.

Speaker 96 Everybody's involved in the worst crime ever of raping children.

Speaker 39 This is the bomb that blows the system up.

Speaker 25 They're going to kill this bitch.

Speaker 3 They're going to try to kill this bitch.

Speaker 26 There's no other way.

Speaker 46 There's no other way. They're going to try.

Speaker 71 They may not succeed.

Speaker 76 I don't know.

Speaker 10 I'm not clairvoyant.

Speaker 100 But if they could kill him, they can get to this bitch.

Speaker 117 She's about to get sad now.

Speaker 58 She's going to get depressed very quickly now.

Speaker 48 And they're going to say, well, you know what?

Speaker 45 She was distraught.

Speaker 28 She didn't get her pardon.

Speaker 54 And she decided to cut her throat in her cell with that nail file we let her buy.

Speaker 76 We shouldn't have let her buy that nail file.

Speaker 32 And Miriam Adelson and Hillary Clinton are going to sneak into that jail.

Speaker 50 It's like orange is the new black, and Miriam Adelson's going to have her hair in dreadlocks, and Hillary Clinton's going to have a do-rag on.

Speaker 41 And it's going to be like orange is the new black, and they're going to have fake tattoos,

Speaker 33 and they're going to be hanging out with the dykes.

Speaker 8 And then some, and then Ghislaine Maxwell is going to get killed.

Speaker 68 And then everyone's going to say, We shouldn't have let her buy that nail file.

Speaker 19 God, she was depressed.

Speaker 98 She didn't get her pardon.

Speaker 40 She was sad about that.

Speaker 59 She was so sad that Sidney Sweeney's Nazi tits were on the cover of American Eagle, whatever, calendar magazine.

Speaker 25 So Gislane cut her own throat right before she was about to dime on everybody.

Speaker 39 Everyone knows what the Epstein thing was.

Speaker 15 There is no intrigue.

Speaker 41 There is no mystery.

Speaker 25 I said this many episodes ago when we first talked about it.

Speaker 22 It's as obvious as anything's ever been.

Speaker 58 It's truly as obvious as anything's ever been.

Speaker 54 And the reasons it's not out are as obvious as anything's ever been.

Speaker 20 I mean, what?

Speaker 96 It's like having a cheating dad

Speaker 26 who then you wonder, you know, God, he's working late all the time. I wonder why he's working.

Speaker 73 You know why.

Speaker 17 You know why.

Speaker 49 And your mother knows why, which is why she always looks tortured in the kitchen.

Speaker 80 Everyone knows.

Speaker 54 The political fallout from this scandal would be monumental and it would affect some of the wealthiest people in the world and our relationships with

Speaker 21 different countries, namely Israel.

Speaker 70 I mean, unless we're all completely wrong here and that Jeffrey Epstein was not at all connected to the Mossad, but it seems he was.

Speaker 20 It seems he was.

Speaker 100 So again, it would call into question this relationship that we've had with our, quote, greatest ally for a very long time.

Speaker 83 That can't happen.

Speaker 66 I don't care how many, you know, Barry Weiss, whose company is, you know, sold now, is going to sell the CBS for $3 trillion or something.

Speaker 54 Larry Ellison's sons buying the free press.

Speaker 25 You know, the very, uh, the very important free press blog

Speaker 75 that

Speaker 26 on Substack is worth $250 million.

Speaker 99 And I like Barry, but the free, you know, the one that gets like 7,500 views on YouTube?

Speaker 25 That powerhouse conglomerate media company is worth $250 million,

Speaker 59 by the way.

Speaker 109 So the Tim Dillon show is apparently worth a billion.

Speaker 29 Hello, Miriam.

Speaker 55 Where's my fucking money?

Speaker 59 $300 million, a quarter billion dollars for Barry Weiss's blog.

Speaker 109 in which she interviewed megastar Ross Dauphet from the New York Times about why conspiracies have taken the hold of the American mind.

Speaker 153 And Ross goes, well, you know, the thing about conspiracies is there is an element of truth.

Speaker 11 Not in this one.

Speaker 26 There's not an element of truth.

Speaker 62 It's that it's all truth.

Speaker 59 It's all the elements of all of the truth.

Speaker 25 It's not a kernel of truth. It's lots of kernels in a bag of popcorn.

Speaker 59 But there's a two, but this is what, and every article now is like, why have conspiracies,

Speaker 92 the minds of people are being warped.

Speaker 71 They're melting because of the conspiracy.

Speaker 59 So, you know, again, and everyone talks about like, everyone's like, oh, the Grift is to go against Israel.

Speaker 25 It's like, clearly not. The Grift is a quarter million dollars for the blog, for your blog.

Speaker 98 By the way, God bless.

Speaker 10 Nice woman, sweet, charming woman.

Speaker 95 Her and her wife, lovely people, no issue with them directly at all.

Speaker 49 They don't like me anymore, which is fine because, again,

Speaker 68 you're on the team or you're not on the team.

Speaker 14 You criticize one thing, I mean, you're off the team.

Speaker 76 You know, I mean, that website got big during a time in our country when the prevailing wisdom was that our biggest problem was that a white girl would make burritos in Portland.

Speaker 37 Remember that?

Speaker 14 That was the time that the free press was a revolutionary concept when like there'd be a burrito truck in Portland where some white bitch was making a taco and there was an article about how it was cultural appropriation or, you know, how it was like, you know, a

Speaker 50 a man splaining to tell a woman or whatever.

Speaker 63 That was when the free press got big.

Speaker 38 It was when it was just like this era in our country where we were the most ridiculous.

Speaker 120 You know, like, what a pumpkin say about the history of slavery.

Speaker 25 Like, all of those ridiculous, or the free press came in to counter that narrative.

Speaker 94 And they, and they had me at some of their debates.

Speaker 86 And I think some of the people that worked there are fun.

Speaker 25 And again, it's no shade to Barry, $250 million.

Speaker 100 Is it worth that?

Speaker 21 I mean, it's a blog.

Speaker 70 I mean, it's a full blog. It's a blog.

Speaker 37 And I mean,

Speaker 59 and it's a small YouTube channel, but whatever, I mean, God bless.

Speaker 32 But apparently, the brand equity, and by brand equity means I'm willing to argue for shooting Palestinian toddlers in the face,

Speaker 71 brand, in a, in a, that's the brand equity of 250 sticks.

Speaker 50 Give me 400 sticks.

Speaker 61 Ready? Here I go.

Speaker 36 The thing about the war and the thing that people are struggling to understand about Hamas, Hamas, terrorists, terrorist, Hamas, terrorist, terrorist, Hamas is terrorism, Hamas, New York City, blow up, trade center, World Trade Center, flesh face, blood face, child, death, your child, killing, suburbs, killing, death, killing, terrorism, terrorism, death, terrorism, Iran, Iran, death, terrorism, your children, family, terrorism, theme parks, boom, boom, bridge, bad.

Speaker 100 And what we have to do is shoot toddler in his face.

Speaker 34 Thank you. 300 and three

Speaker 21 uh thank you very much that's very good and uh 300 million for you anything else you'd like that's good thank you so much

Speaker 13 300 and it's 300 million for you but that's the argument and those are the arguments they make at the free press it does even they don't even pretend by the way and god bless them but they don't even pretend like there is no intellectual half to any of the arguments they're like if iran's not bombed they're gonna rape your mother

Speaker 109 you're like my what

Speaker 48 my mother's dead they'll dig her up wait really?

Speaker 17 They're going to dig my mother up and rape her?

Speaker 28 This seems odd. Well, they will.

Speaker 58 Just wait and see.

Speaker 90 They're going to come kill you.

Speaker 119 One of my friends is like a real housewife, and somebody from the free press was like, people are going to, they'll be outside of her house soon.

Speaker 21 And I go, what?

Speaker 109 She refused chicken salad.

Speaker 21 They're going to come at her?

Speaker 58 Like, guys, the hysteria is like out of control. So what?

Speaker 109 Sidney Sweeney's Nazi?

Speaker 21 She's got nice dads.

Speaker 59 So what? What am I upset?

Speaker 41 I'm supposed to be mad at Sidney Sweeney's Nazi tits for what?

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Speaker 59 Gunman kills four in Manhattan Rampage, targeting NFL offices

Speaker 22 in revenge plot for covering up dangers of the game.

Speaker 41 People are saying this was a hit on the BlackRock CEO who

Speaker 38 owned an investment fund that was buying all the houses.

Speaker 31 I don't know if this guy knew that, actually.

Speaker 33 Do you think this guy knew that?

Speaker 76 There's no way he knew that.

Speaker 85 You think he did that level of research?

Speaker 70 What's his name?

Speaker 187 Devin Tamura.

Speaker 94 Apparently, they found him.

Speaker 27 His name?

Speaker 131 Okay.

Speaker 187 They found a note that said he was there because of like CTE.

Speaker 79 Yeah, of course.

Speaker 28 NFL. Of course, you retards.

Speaker 3 You think he's doing this because he understands

Speaker 10 what a real estate investment trust is?

Speaker 3 You dummies?

Speaker 50 We're just going to enter into a period of random violence, by the way, where everyone is going to shoehorn whatever political motive they have into the random violence after it's happened.

Speaker 3 But just by looking at this guy, I can tell you this had nothing to do with the real estate investment trust at BlackRock.

Speaker 66 I guarantee you this was what he said it was, you know?

Speaker 49 And what was any, and again, it was about football, CTE.

Speaker 187 Yeah, like he was mad that they were covering up CTE CTE and concussions in players. Apparently, he had had some history with that.

Speaker 10 Well, that's not confirmed if he actually had CT, but he's so interesting what people,

Speaker 66 what finally

Speaker 146 puts people over the edge, isn't it?

Speaker 3 It really is interesting what finally puts, it's a country where people are denied healthcare all the time.

Speaker 135 Shout out to Luigi.

Speaker 69 We're trying to get him on the show.

Speaker 21 I'll suck him off on air.

Speaker 14 Now.

Speaker 29 Also,

Speaker 44 but what puts people finally over the edge in this country is always interesting to me.

Speaker 94 You know,

Speaker 25 the elite just runs rampant, doing whatever the hell they want, pillaging, immiserating the lives of people.

Speaker 40 But this guy's like, all right, you're covering up CTE.

Speaker 34 That's the end.

Speaker 3 That's the end for me.

Speaker 25 That's my personal red line.

Speaker 90 And hey, I get it.

Speaker 22 I don't think it's good to start shooting random people.

Speaker 39 Get that cop up, Deer Adul Islam.

Speaker 81 Because this is fucked up.

Speaker 15 That this guy is just was a cop and the guy's dead and then they killed this other bitch and we'll get her up too.

Speaker 67 You can't just randomly start killing people

Speaker 97 because then the number one, it's morally wrong, but number two, obviously it's going to be used

Speaker 93 as an excuse for the state to clamp down even harder.

Speaker 9 But obviously, morally, we cannot just start killing people.

Speaker 22 Yeah, Deir Adul Islam 36 was providing security for the building.

Speaker 78 The three other victims have yet to be identified, but we know who they are now.

Speaker 50 It's a woman who worked at BlackRock, and she was killed as well.

Speaker 186 And there was, I believe, another cop.

Speaker 33 Was it two cops?

Speaker 187 I think it might have just been the one.

Speaker 46 Get the victims' photos up

Speaker 43 because we should honor them.

Speaker 5 We shouldn't honor the fucking shooter.

Speaker 66 Get the victims' photos up.

Speaker 3 And it better not be Sidney Sweeney's Nazi tits.

Speaker 71 Don't put up Sidney Sweeney's Nazi tits.

Speaker 6 Put up the people that were shot by the BlackRock guy.

Speaker 50 We're trying to have a nice moment here.

Speaker 50 Trying to have a nice moment on this show, and we never do. We're never able to have a nice moment

Speaker 100 because everything's a problem.

Speaker 59 Yes, R.I.P.

Speaker 63 Wesley Lepatner.

Speaker 21 Sorry.

Speaker 14 Go down. Get the next one up.

Speaker 20 Dear Adul Islam, sorry.

Speaker 82 Well, I am.

Speaker 82 Alon Dien, sorry.

Speaker 54 This is fucked up.

Speaker 97 I'm against this.

Speaker 95 Julia Hyman, sorry.

Speaker 50 I'm against this.

Speaker 21 This is terrible.

Speaker 38 I mean, I know it sounds like I'm kidding.

Speaker 76 I'm not.

Speaker 3 What am I supposed to say?

Speaker 29 I'm saying that I'm deeply sorry that we live in a place where a guy walked in with an AK-47 or what did he, AR, or what is it?

Speaker 10 It's like an AR or something. Whatever.

Speaker 32 He came in.

Speaker 149 He killed these people and these people were just sitting at their fucking job.

Speaker 39 And these dumb fucks on the internet.

Speaker 22 are saying it was because of Blackstone.

Speaker 70 Now, I don't like BlackRock, Blackstone, Black Poe, any of it.

Speaker 72 But what I think is, I'm kidding, that's a joke.

Speaker 30 Are you laughing, please, in your car?

Speaker 28 I like Candace Owens.

Speaker 6 But the point is this.

Speaker 59 You can't run around

Speaker 21 shooting people

Speaker 25 in the face because they're connected to, or celebrating, by the way, because he didn't even do that.

Speaker 114 This guy didn't even do it.

Speaker 50 You just can't start celebrating the death of a random person who works at a company you hate.

Speaker 49 There's a lot of companies I dislike.

Speaker 70 I work with a lot of them, by the way.

Speaker 21 Okay?

Speaker 3 There's not a lot of companies in entertainment.

Speaker 101 You don't shoot.

Speaker 41 You cannot celebrate the shooting.

Speaker 41 Get some of these tweets up if you can about the celebrate, you know, because this woman was, she joined Blackstone in 2014, having spent more than a decade at Goldman Sachs.

Speaker 45 She was 43.

Speaker 25 She was a managing director and also a member of the Blackstone Real Estate Investment Committee.

Speaker 50 I'm against Blackstone buying the houses.

Speaker 3 I've talked about that.

Speaker 14 I'm against these institutional investors driving up the cost of homeownership.

Speaker 3 You can't start celebrating the fact that this woman got shot in the face.

Speaker 39 First of all, do you not think, do you think Blackstone gives a fuck, you dummy?

Speaker 61 You think they're going to stop buying the houses because this woman got shot in the face?

Speaker 68 Someone else is going to replace her.

Speaker 86 It is a machine.

Speaker 70 It is not only this woman.

Speaker 25 And I know after the Mangion shooting, the healthcare companies were doing better things.

Speaker 41 They were starting to do things that were better

Speaker 81 for three weeks, by the way.

Speaker 12 It's not a systemic fix.

Speaker 34 It's not.

Speaker 100 And then very quietly, those healthcare companies will start to reintroduce all of the policies

Speaker 83 that

Speaker 25 they had anyway.

Speaker 30 Yeah, so this is fucked up.

Speaker 7 People on Twitter are saying she was Luigi.

Speaker 101 This is fucked up. Stop laughing.

Speaker 48 That's fucked up.

Speaker 59 Why are you laughing at that?

Speaker 28 That's horrible.

Speaker 8 Do you want to defend yourself?

Speaker 21 Not, you don't.

Speaker 17 You're not. Yeah.

Speaker 97 One of my friends is here.

Speaker 47 He's laughing at that. It's not nice.
Get that out of here that she was Luigi'd.

Speaker 48 Stop laughing at that.

Speaker 6 Is it the term Luigi'd with the D,

Speaker 63 does it make you think of Mario and Luigi, the lost lost levels, which I literally just beat?

Speaker 25 I've beat it for like the third time.

Speaker 22 I'm 40 years old.

Speaker 100 Mike, you can't do this.

Speaker 57 You can't spend your entire day rejoicing in women getting shot and getting mad that Sidney Sweeney's tits are Nazis.

Speaker 85 It doesn't matter.

Speaker 50 It doesn't affect your life that Sidney Sweeney wants to live on an Aryan compound with her Nazi tits and 15 children she raises to be Nazi little hunters.

Speaker 14 But I mean, not hunting Nazis, hunting other people.

Speaker 25 Let's watch this ad, please.

Speaker 63 Watch the ad with the sound off.

Speaker 16 My name is Sidney Sweeney, and I'm a Nazi.

Speaker 31 I live in a white country, and I'd like to continue to live in a white country.

Speaker 17 I love white people.

Speaker 22 Protect Europe.

Speaker 94 American Eagle.

Speaker 13 All right.

Speaker 6 I get what.

Speaker 39 I understand why people are mad.

Speaker 68 I understand why people are mad.

Speaker 59 I get it a little bit.

Speaker 112 It's the initial part of the ad where she goes, I'm a Nazi.

Speaker 76 She's like, I'm not even a fascist.

Speaker 86 I'm a Nazi.

Speaker 75 She said that the other day.

Speaker 50 Sidney Sweeney came out and she said, I'm not as fascist as much as I am a Nazi.

Speaker 15 So that was an interesting,

Speaker 10 but I think she probably crafted that with her publicist.

Speaker 27 And he was like, why don't we just kind of give them one thing to fight over?

Speaker 13 Let's not go nuts.

Speaker 42 Listen, you're going to spend your, your entire life will be miserable if the fact that this woman's a Nazi bothers you.

Speaker 10 Your entire life will be miserable if you just can't get a, if you can't understand her point of view

Speaker 59 as a white woman in America who just wants her genetic

Speaker 17 imprint to thrive and rule the world, if you cannot get behind her ideas of racial purity.

Speaker 32 I don't, why are, I don't, you don't have to agree with them.

Speaker 83 That's what you're missing.

Speaker 25 You do not have to agree with them.

Speaker 115 You have to just say, Sidney Sweeney

Speaker 95 is a member of the American Nazi Party, and that's okay.

Speaker 81 I don't have to agree with her.

Speaker 19 She doesn't believe in race mixing.

Speaker 55 So what?

Speaker 29 Were there tons of black people and

Speaker 76 minorities wearing American Eagle?

Speaker 59 I don't wear American Eagle. I don't fit in it.

Speaker 109 Were there a lot of black people wearing that?

Speaker 51 No, it's four Nazis

Speaker 79 of a certain size.

Speaker 41 When will American Eagle do plus-size Nazi?

Speaker 59 Just because you're overweight in America doesn't mean you're not a Nazi.

Speaker 61 The Nazi community has stigmatized overweight people for too long.

Speaker 22 And And I understand their emphasis on physical fitness.

Speaker 61 But there are tons of people in this country who, for whatever reason, might be disabled or they might be overweight, but they're still Nazis and want to participate in a resurgence of the American Nazi Party, but they don't have abs.

Speaker 101 So where do they fit?

Speaker 48 Where do people without abs who desperately want to be Nazis go?

Speaker 81 Not to American Eagle.

Speaker 48 Thank you very much.

Speaker 30 Are Argene stop at size 33.

Speaker 20 What?

Speaker 29 I'm just saying

Speaker 35 a movement like this has to, it takes all kinds.

Speaker 35 Not every Nazi is going to be as hot as Sidney Sweeney either.

Speaker 27 Don't, don't, it ain't going to, I'm telling you it won't.

Speaker 62 I'm telling you.

Speaker 44 I'm just telling you it won't.

Speaker 48 We try to get Mark Epstein.

Speaker 61 What's going on with that?

Speaker 86 I keep trying to get my manager's assistant to get Mark Epstein on the show.

Speaker 13 Jeffrey Epstein's brother.

Speaker 50 We call them on the paid shop, but we don't have it yet.

Speaker 28 We don't have him.

Speaker 95 Mark Epstein, come on this show.

Speaker 55 Come on this show.

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Speaker 25 Do we have a video of Elizabeth Warren falling on the Senate floor?

Speaker 3 That just might be something fun just to watch.

Speaker 62 This is Elizabeth Warren falling down on the Senate floor.

Speaker 62 Elizabeth Warren

Speaker 76 falling on the Senate floor.

Speaker 93 Ladies and gentlemen, let's take a look.

Speaker 107 Rochester, Durbin.

Speaker 25 A person in a wheelchair goes to help her.

Speaker 10 What's going on with these Democrats? Elizabeth Warren, everyone, falling on the Senate floor.

Speaker 107 Baldwin, Blunt, Rochester, Durbin.

Speaker 151 She was going to be the president, by the way.

Speaker 7 She thought she was going to be the president.

Speaker 13 That woman.

Speaker 148 falling on the Senate floor is going to be the president of the United States.

Speaker 25 TikTok Car is ex-Israeli Army instructor as new hate speech manager.

Speaker 34 I like that. I think that's good.

Speaker 22 I think that's good.

Speaker 10 Can I have $250 million?

Speaker 21 I don't know about this, but I feel like this person might be slightly biased on what constitutes hate speech.

Speaker 87 Erica Mindel is a former U.S.

Speaker 65 State Department contractor, CIA, who worked for Deborah Lipstadt, Special Envoy to Combat Anti-Semitism under the government of

Speaker 186 former U.S.

Speaker 65 President Joe Biden.

Speaker 119 All of these people that have worked at the State Department are largely, a lot of them, not all of them, but a lot of them are intelligence people.

Speaker 27 And they're all over these tech companies, by the way, Google, Palantir,

Speaker 10 all of these places.

Speaker 115 They're all over these places.

Speaker 72 And these companies have grown

Speaker 147 with

Speaker 21 the

Speaker 17 understanding that at any given time, the government can go in

Speaker 34 to these companies overtly or covertly and start to rearrange things they dislike,

Speaker 17 including content moderation policies that do not

Speaker 53 align with their interests at any given time.

Speaker 152 This woman will, quote, develop and drive the company's positions on hate speech and influence legislative and regulatory framework, as well as, quote, analyze hate speech trends with a specific focus on anti-Semitism.

Speaker 125 I think that there is a lot of anti-Semitism.

Speaker 54 There is a lot of racism.

Speaker 50 There is a lot of homophobia.

Speaker 98 There's a lot of all of the things.

Speaker 17 We know that because people

Speaker 34 say things and people are hateful.

Speaker 31 Oh, and some of them are trying to be funny.

Speaker 15 And some of them are trying to be ironic.

Speaker 22 And some of them are trying to do whatever and be inflammatory.

Speaker 85 You know, whatever the motive is, it doesn't really matter to me.

Speaker 49 Largely, a lot of that, almost all of it, is what you deal with in a free society, especially on an anonymous place in an anonymous place like the internet.

Speaker 8 It's where things like this thrive.

Speaker 48 Deciding what is and isn't hate speech

Speaker 59 is the new, you become the new God.

Speaker 98 You decide how we talk about what issues

Speaker 35 and what is the way we are allowed to express ourselves.

Speaker 85 And in that,

Speaker 17 you are drawing lines around

Speaker 54 reality.

Speaker 15 You're making reality into what you want.

Speaker 41 You are manufacturing reality.

Speaker 49 And I'm not saying that there's no such thing as hate speech.

Speaker 88 There is obviously such a thing as hate speech.

Speaker 49 But in a free society where people have freedom of speech, it is largely a byproduct of that.

Speaker 59 And that attempts to curtail it, bullying, harassment, all those things are legally actionable, understandable, and shouldn't be allowed.

Speaker 94 Doxing people, threatening them, all of that stuff.

Speaker 37 But when you talk about issues,

Speaker 59 the war in Gaza, immigration,

Speaker 11 trans rights, gay rights, whatever, when you talk about issues, when you police

Speaker 21 people,

Speaker 61 their

Speaker 47 reactions

Speaker 25 to that policing

Speaker 17 is, in many cases, to go completely insane.

Speaker 25 When people are not allowed to express themselves, they go completely insane.

Speaker 133 They go crazy.

Speaker 25 When they're told that they're hateful and they're not allowed to ask a question, they're not allowed to have an idea, they're not allowed to follow a field of inquiry.

Speaker 76 When you tell them that, they go insane.

Speaker 44 It accomplishes the exact opposite of what you're trying trying to do, unless you're trying to drive them insane.

Speaker 3 Unless you want them to be insane.

Speaker 66 Unless any critique of something is supposed to look and feel insane.

Speaker 102 And in fact, driving those people into the nether world of the internet and into online radicalization echo chambers is the goal.

Speaker 111 And presenting any criticism of your idea as coming from the nether regions of the internet of crazy people, psychopaths, people that can't be dealt with in society.

Speaker 43 If that is the stated goal, then the content moderation policies make sense

Speaker 45 because you just drive people crazy.

Speaker 71 You drive people crazy by telling them they're not allowed to have certain discussions.

Speaker 62 When you open the doors,

Speaker 152 to inquiry and free freedom.

Speaker 111 It's messy and ugly and people are going to have discussions that are disturbing and debates and people are going to be unhappy.

Speaker 59 But hopefully what emerges

Speaker 6 is some type of middle ground or center or set of values that most people can agree with on some level.

Speaker 41 Maybe not everyone's jazzed about them.

Speaker 96 But that's literally the way

Speaker 21 forward

Speaker 46 in most of these cases.

Speaker 60 You have to let people have an opinion.

Speaker 49 You can't draw a line around something and go, you're hateful as hate speech. Because then that makes those people insane and it makes them crazy.

Speaker 30 And there is always a backlash.

Speaker 71 Whatever you want,

Speaker 39 whatever you're trying to shove down people's throat, there's always a backlash.

Speaker 39 I saw it when I saw Drag Queens and Libraries in full drag reading to five-year-olds.

Speaker 25 I go, there's going to be a backlash.

Speaker 41 This is unnecessary.

Speaker 81 This is crazy.

Speaker 41 Indoctrinating people's children is crazy.

Speaker 97 And there's going to be a backlash.

Speaker 100 And then there is a backlash against trans people, gay people, whatever.

Speaker 71 Because people are going, wait a minute, who is part of this agenda?

Speaker 49 Why are my kids learning these ideas at seven, four,

Speaker 21 five?

Speaker 55 There's always a backlash.

Speaker 6 Tell people questioning what's going on in Gaza.

Speaker 70 They're going to say the Jews are running control the weather.

Speaker 62 It's inevitable.

Speaker 71 You make people crazy.

Speaker 25 When you tell them that they're hateful, when they ask a question, you make them insane.

Speaker 42 You actually make them crazy.

Speaker 51 They start becoming paranoid and justifiably so.

Speaker 71 So all these people that are trying to stamp out hate,

Speaker 81 they're actually not.

Speaker 6 What they're trying to do is stop legitimate criticism of something.

Speaker 51 And they want to boil it down to its most extreme and toxic components so it's easily discredited.

Speaker 98 That's what it is.

Speaker 83 That's what it is.

Speaker 21 Hello, Miriam.

Speaker 14 I'm still, I'm on now.

Speaker 21 I'm doing it now.

Speaker 113 I haven't gotten to it yet.

Speaker 148 I'm going to, Miriam,

Speaker 106 Miriam, I don't know what that means.

Speaker 65 That's Yiddish, but I think it means I'm fat.

Speaker 116 And I don't like, Miriam, I don't want that.

Speaker 65 I don't want that kind of life. There's no reason for it.

Speaker 149 Miriam, you can't threaten me with athletic greens.

Speaker 65 They've already left the show

Speaker 65 because I said I liked them when I was talking to Alex Jones.

Speaker 113 Miriam. All right, sorry.

Speaker 146 That was my aunt,

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Speaker 34 I want to end this show by saying shalom

Speaker 117 and saying,

Speaker 25 recently, Gaza has been accused of having a famine.

Speaker 104 It's actually not true.

Speaker 148 We've obtained all of the photos of the kids in Gaza that are starving are fake.

Speaker 93 They're all kids that have anorexia because they have body image issues being brought on by TikTok, which must be banned.

Speaker 93 Sorry.

Speaker 78 I'm literally doing it now.

Speaker 87 We have found a photo

Speaker 113 of a real kid in Gaza who is not only not starving, okay, not only is he not starving,

Speaker 69 not only is he not starving,

Speaker 151 but it exposes the lie that Hamas is saying, the lie that there are people starving in Gaza.

Speaker 65 We know that is untrue.

Speaker 6 This is a real child in Gaza that was sent to me by my aunt, Miriam

Speaker 114 Allen, who's in Gaza.

Speaker 36 Take a look.

Speaker 18 That is a Gaza child.

Speaker 30 Does that look like a hungry child?

Speaker 109 Does that look like a hungry child to you, you Israel haters?

Speaker 55 You lie. You lie.

Speaker 55 Ah.

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