450 - Zohran Mamdani, Political Rage, & The Hunt

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Speaker 6 ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dylan show.

Speaker 7 Fair is fair.

Speaker 8 We must,

Speaker 9 even though we are

Speaker 11 cautious

Speaker 4 about what this guy does, a lot to not like,

Speaker 12 some things to like,

Speaker 13 we want to congratulate

Speaker 15 the mayor

Speaker 10 of

Speaker 17 the, I'm sorry, the the mayoral

Speaker 14 candidate

Speaker 19 for the Democratic Party

Speaker 21 in

Speaker 22 New York City

Speaker 23 and his name

Speaker 6 is Osama bin Laden.

Speaker 25 I want to congratulate him.

Speaker 26 I

Speaker 27 thought

Speaker 19 it was an ambitious

Speaker 29 thing

Speaker 16 to have attacked the financial capital of the world,

Speaker 20 to have hid out and to come back

Speaker 20 and to have noticed how much salads cost, sandwiches, just lunch in general, how angry people were.

Speaker 35 And to come in and go, listen, I know I did wrong with the Twin Towers.

Speaker 40 I know it wasn't ideal, but remember what you were paying for rent when I attacked the World Trade Center, how much more equitable it was, how much remember in 2001

Speaker 42 when 20 bucks

Speaker 43 bought you a pack of smokes, a cocktail, a dime bag of weed, and a burrito.

Speaker 5 And that's your night.

Speaker 13 When I attacked the World Trade Center,

Speaker 45 and he would say, he would say in the speeches, he'd go, justifiably, and many would clap, yes, we agree.

Speaker 12 I attacked it justifiably

Speaker 46 because of the things I didn't agree with.

Speaker 7 Troops in Saudi Arabia,

Speaker 48 America's support for Israel.

Speaker 50 But even as I watched people jump out of those buildings to their sudden and inevitable death, I thought to myself,

Speaker 13 maybe I'll come back here one day

Speaker 19 and give them free buses.

Speaker 42 So when Osama bin Laden came back to the city

Speaker 56 to give people

Speaker 10 a more

Speaker 24 equitable

Speaker 21 plan to live,

Speaker 13 I get it.

Speaker 48 I get it.

Speaker 12 Hey, I'm not dead.

Speaker 46 The Navy SEALs didn't get me, and I'm here to make buses free.

Speaker 13 Government-run grocery stores.

Speaker 30 Let's get rid of the cops.

Speaker 43 Let's get people walking around with clipboards asking questions.

Speaker 13 Of course, I am kidding.

Speaker 41 Osama bin Laden is not the nominee.

Speaker 61 Osama bin Laden was a CIA asset

Speaker 12 that we pretended lived in Pakistan.

Speaker 5 And then we sent a group of Navy SEALs to kill him who are, they also somehow died in a mission, which seems odd, but they're all dead. Like, I think all the members of SEAL Team Six are dead.

Speaker 31 Don't look it up.

Speaker 63 It doesn't matter.

Speaker 19 But I believe that to be the case, truly.

Speaker 20 And it was very weirdly, like, we kind of knew Pakistan had him, and we didn't.

Speaker 53 Listen, let's not get lost in that.

Speaker 13 My point is that Osama bin Laden, wherever he is,

Speaker 13 is not the guy.

Speaker 19 I know that Charlie Kirk, a few people have made that kind of comparison.

Speaker 13 There's a lot about 9-11 we don't know.

Speaker 16 So I don't think we can...

Speaker 37 And listen, by the way, I'm no fan of the immigration.

Speaker 27 I'd like it to cool down.

Speaker 29 I'm a big fan of a cool down with the immigration.

Speaker 16 A cooling period.

Speaker 56 A cooling off period.

Speaker 43 A settling in.

Speaker 16 How about that?

Speaker 43 A settling in. No one talks about immigration like that.

Speaker 16 Let's let all these immigrants settle in.

Speaker 71 Have you ever stayed at someone's house and they go, let me let you get settled?

Speaker 14 That's what we want.

Speaker 36 But so this is not a defense of radical Islam or immigration, two things I'm no fan of.

Speaker 13 There's a lot more to 9-11 than just, hey,

Speaker 75 you know, a couple of guys in a cave didn't like us.

Speaker 5 Now, I don't know how much more there is to it,

Speaker 49 but if you have

Speaker 13 an education level beyond

Speaker 35 fifth grade, you realize something else

Speaker 13 is afoot.

Speaker 31 This seems to be one of the biggest issues with the Republican Party right now, is they are unable to,

Speaker 77 when they try to dunk on a guy like

Speaker 16 Zoran Mama Lamara, who is the

Speaker 34 Democratic primary winner, Zoran Mama Damala,

Speaker 80 they don't understand when they just say the word 9-11, it's bad for them because everything after 9-11

Speaker 65 was terrible.

Speaker 16 And

Speaker 76 that's why we all look at the Iran engagement and go, let's relax.

Speaker 82 Let's calm it down.

Speaker 83 War gives people something to do in the government.

Speaker 84 People think the government does more than it does.

Speaker 29 And it doesn't do all of that much.

Speaker 10 And there's a lot of people that don't do that much.

Speaker 65 But when there's a war, like everyone's working,

Speaker 19 Like we've talked about it on the show.

Speaker 65 When the Pentagon, like when they're about to go to war, they all start ordering pizzas.

Speaker 65 It's like they have something called the Pizza Index where people know when we may or may not go to war or drop a bomb because everyone at the Pentagon is like staying late and ordering pizza because they have to work.

Speaker 47 It gives them purpose.

Speaker 43 Tonight's the night.

Speaker 47 We got to do it.

Speaker 34 It's time.

Speaker 19 Get the, you know what I mean?

Speaker 16 And they're, and they're going, pepperoni.

Speaker 21 And we'll hit it and we'll hold on one, yeah.

Speaker 47 If they come with it, fine.

Speaker 63 If the wings come with it, fine.

Speaker 16 I don't want,

Speaker 26 is it a deal?

Speaker 86 No, they'll pierce underground 30 to 50 feet.

Speaker 31 And we're hoping the rubble will go on top of it.

Speaker 12 So even if we don't destroy it, they're not going to be able to get the nuclear.

Speaker 29 Hold on one second. I apologize.

Speaker 26 If it's a deal, yes.

Speaker 14 If we're paying extra, then no.

Speaker 12 I don't know how many ways to say it.

Speaker 71 If it cut, then get the deal.

Speaker 26 The deal is two pizzas.

Speaker 14 Well then take

Speaker 89 half of one home.

Speaker 24 Take half of one home.

Speaker 62 Hold on. Someone's calling.

Speaker 35 Oh, it's the vice president.

Speaker 19 It's not a big deal. Don't answer.

Speaker 89 Take the

Speaker 83 wee kid, J.D.

Speaker 34 Vance.

Speaker 55 Who I believe is still working for the government.

Speaker 24 Do we know that?

Speaker 93 I don't know.

Speaker 94 It seems like he might be.

Speaker 29 He's kind of working for the government.

Speaker 92 Get up the thing. Get up J.D.

Speaker 38 Vance on Fox News with the Iran deal where Mullen sent this to me where he was like,

Speaker 92 he's like, that's not the draft.

Speaker 13 He's like, that's not the draft I saw.

Speaker 16 But

Speaker 69 he goes, what I like about the president is he's always working.

Speaker 95 Yeah.

Speaker 15 I mean, he does a...

Speaker 61 He does a thing where he's talking about the deal and that this draft of this deal thing that happened.

Speaker 55 And he goes on Fox and he's like, well, the language was a little different from the draft that I saw.

Speaker 69 But what I love about the president is he's always working.

Speaker 88 He's always,

Speaker 41 that guy does not stop working.

Speaker 19 You know, and this is, it's just fun. It's like,

Speaker 13 you know, I imagine he's involved tangentially.

Speaker 15 With some of it.

Speaker 29 I don't, I don't, you know, who can know over there who's in and who's out?

Speaker 92 I think they've got Tulsi Gabbard doing tough mutter races.

Speaker 38 I don't think she's allowed in the building.

Speaker 16 I don't know.

Speaker 64 The Hills are Tim Dillon attacks Tulsi Gabbard.

Speaker 43 I didn't attack her.

Speaker 31 I like Tulsi Gabbard.

Speaker 13 I said, if all these dark forces

Speaker 80 are goading us into war, can you mention a few of their names?

Speaker 100 You know, a few of their names might be good.

Speaker 1 It was just put up.

Speaker 104 In this administration, Brett, it happens quite a bit, actually.

Speaker 104 We knew this was coming.

Speaker 104 The draft, it was interesting. I just read the draft about two minutes before we went on the air.
It was a little bit different from what the president had showed me a couple of hours ago.

Speaker 104 But again, I knew that he was working the phones as I was on the way over here. So I knew exactly what we were going to do.

Speaker 104 And look, I love that about this presidency and this administration is he's always working.

Speaker 104 He doesn't say, you know, the vice president's going to do an interview, so I'm going to stop doing anything. He says, you know, we're going to do the American people's business.

Speaker 31 The vice president.

Speaker 106 He's like, it's not like the vice president is doing an interview.

Speaker 15 I'm going to stop doing it or tell him what we're doing.

Speaker 36 I'm just going to see what happens out there and see if he can, you know, run interference, just stall.

Speaker 100 You know,

Speaker 16 hold them, as we'd say.

Speaker 107 The headliner is not here.

Speaker 16 You go out there and hold him.

Speaker 108 Keep them going.

Speaker 76 So I think J.D. Vance is still working there.

Speaker 109 I'm unsure.

Speaker 21 I don't know.

Speaker 110 But the thing that Republicans don't realize when they go after this Zoron

Speaker 41 Mamdani,

Speaker 12 who is a

Speaker 111 young,

Speaker 61 you know, like attractive, energetic person who's got some wacky ideas about like free grocery stores and free bus rides.

Speaker 6 I mean, if you were homeless, wouldn't you just go to the, hang out on the bus if it was free?

Speaker 34 I would.

Speaker 83 I don't take buses.

Speaker 43 You know, I don't, I don't care what happens to them, but I imagine there are people that do take them and they wouldn't, they don't want.

Speaker 60 just homeless people on the buses and people selling drugs on the buses and and fucking people on the buses.

Speaker 83 But that's what I would do if it was all free and I was homeless.

Speaker 60 I'd go, well, why wouldn't I just get on a bus?

Speaker 75 But he's going to have the grocery stores because of the price of food.

Speaker 78 And he's going to, instead of police, when someone lights someone on fire in a subway,

Speaker 44 he's going to send like a team of mental health professionals to...

Speaker 12 ask that person to stop and to de-escalate the situation.

Speaker 62 Because in his mind, and in the mind of many people the de-escalation

Speaker 23 is going to be done like it with it with a compassion and like having like an intellectual

Speaker 21 game plan going into it when there's like a guy who's like screaming and you know

Speaker 31 you're gonna be like all right how do we get to him

Speaker 6 Like, how do we Jedi mind read where he's at?

Speaker 32 And it's going to be interesting and exciting to see what happens with that.

Speaker 120 I do think you need the threat of lethal force in a lot of cases.

Speaker 73 Not all of them, but it does seem like

Speaker 66 if there's a guy and he's about to light a woman on fire, it's kind of interesting being like, hey,

Speaker 33 where's this coming from? Like, where is this coming from? Why are you doing this?

Speaker 5 What is this going to solve, really?

Speaker 80 Don't you understand

Speaker 91 that by lighting this innocent woman on fire

Speaker 19 you know you're just

Speaker 46 you're putting yourself into a position you don't want to be

Speaker 60 and it seems to me that you're in pain and you're hurting and i understand that a lot of things about society don't make any sense right

Speaker 82 I mean, all these apartments, all these rich guys live in them, but they don't even live there.

Speaker 37 Like they barely live there.

Speaker 55 They use these

Speaker 39 apartment buildings as vertical money laundering units, and they launder money from all over the world and they don't pay any taxes.

Speaker 75 And the working class bears the brunt of this because their jobs are shipped overseas and their standard of living drops.

Speaker 52 I understand where your rage comes from.

Speaker 90 And then at this point, the guys are,

Speaker 13 and they go, I did that guttural yell

Speaker 75 is, we understand where it comes from.

Speaker 91 It's the lack of health care, the respect that women aren't given, how much harder it is for trans people of color.

Speaker 4 And the guy's like, ah, but then he starts to like go,

Speaker 90 and then they walk over, they start petting him.

Speaker 23 He puts the gas can down, and they go, we know.

Speaker 77 And they go, we know how difficult it is to exist in a society like this.

Speaker 29 So let us take you to this government-owned grocery store.

Speaker 128 Would you like to go to the government-owned grocery store?

Speaker 44 They have a lot of nice, they have little hummus cups.

Speaker 25 And the thing about hummus, and there'll be a Jewish girl with big glasses, and she'll go, and the thing about hummus is if you eat too much, I get gassy.

Speaker 103 But these little hummus cups are like perfectly portioned.

Speaker 34 And the guy will go,

Speaker 35 and then he'll be like shirtless, he's covered in blood, and then he's got, he puts a gas can down, and then they walk him out, and then they bring him to the government grocery store, and they start talking to him about, and then they'll find out the whole thing was a gluten allergy, that his, he was not metabolizing gluten, and that's one of the reasons he was going to light that woman on fire on the subway.

Speaker 36 And if that works, it works.

Speaker 16 I hope it works.

Speaker 98 By the way, count me in.

Speaker 9 I'd like it to work.

Speaker 36 I'm no fan of the cops.

Speaker 72 I was pulled over going 97 out to Southampton.

Speaker 43 Fuck you.

Speaker 39 I'll never do a fundraiser for you, scum.

Speaker 31 Stay with the fire department.

Speaker 19 Never see me wearing an NYPD hat. Even though they don't really bother me, but the Long Island Troopers, New York State Troopers, fuck you.

Speaker 43 Not for me.

Speaker 13 It is what it is.

Speaker 128 They got me going 97

Speaker 66 or 87, whatever, 87.

Speaker 7 It's not right.

Speaker 52 They see the Bentley it's class warfare everyone's speeding everyone's going fast they pull me over because they're like fuck this guy then they pull me over they're like where do you even live I go who knows

Speaker 51 they go where's this car registered I go I don't I think Beverly Hills buddy just write the ticket you slob

Speaker 132 so I'm not cucking

Speaker 83 For the cops.

Speaker 131 I'm just saying it might be interesting

Speaker 22 because I think, you know, if we look at San Francisco and a few of these other cities, Portland, Seattle, Detroit, Chicago, the Democrats who've run these cities

Speaker 13 haven't produced great things.

Speaker 13 But I don't know.

Speaker 44 Maybe it won't go that way where it's like flash mobs of children.

Speaker 73 I mean, Chicago's just fully got flash mobs of teenagers storming places.

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Speaker 47 But hey,

Speaker 42 I wish Zoe run

Speaker 7 and he wants to tax richer and whiter people.

Speaker 16 He won over, everybody making over $100,000 a year voted for the guy.

Speaker 49 And here's one of the reasons, obviously,

Speaker 74 he is

Speaker 103 appealing to

Speaker 63 a demographic of people who

Speaker 34 are

Speaker 13 understandably, and understand what I'm saying here, because you're not wrong, understandably frustrated that their level of education has not turned into income.

Speaker 60 Understand what I'm saying here.

Speaker 43 I say the most valuable things in the world, by the way.

Speaker 39 Actually, in between, oh, that was a really funny bit.

Speaker 34 Yeah.

Speaker 81 We get it.

Speaker 64 But now I'm going to say something actually brilliant that's actually the right thing always.

Speaker 16 Okay.

Speaker 34 Diddy's innocent, no, but they just wrapped Diddy's defense.

Speaker 101 Zoron Mandami.

Speaker 101 Mamdani.

Speaker 24 Mamnana.

Speaker 12 Zoran Zoron.

Speaker 33 Don't mess with Zoron, right?

Speaker 16 Zohan? What was it?

Speaker 65 Don't start with me, folks.

Speaker 117 They're angry that he's appealing to a constituency of people who are angry that their income,

Speaker 68 that their education is not reflected in their income.

Speaker 20 And these people were told their entire life that all they had to do to make money was to get a college degree.

Speaker 50 This is a generation of people

Speaker 130 that were told that the route to comfort and security was education.

Speaker 16 And all of those people then graduated from schools in an alarming amount of debt.

Speaker 37 They were also told they should follow their passions in life and work in a field that was interesting, exciting, and maybe creative adjacent.

Speaker 178 So lots of these people move to cities to get jobs

Speaker 24 in finance, tech, media,

Speaker 29 whatever.

Speaker 72 And a lot of companies over the last few years have hemorrhaged jobs, specifically people in the media sphere and the entertainment world, okay?

Speaker 73 But many other industries as well.

Speaker 60 The constituency that's powering Mamdani's campaign is, by the numbers,

Speaker 74 a

Speaker 78 higher educated, higher income

Speaker 54 group, but they're not high income

Speaker 5 compared to what you would need to feel rich in New York.

Speaker 39 I don't feel rich in New York, and I make a hell of a lot more money than these zeros.

Speaker 36 Now,

Speaker 21 It doesn't mean that Momdani's wrong about wealth inequality in America and specifically in New York.

Speaker 117 He's correct about that.

Speaker 41 It's the same issue that Donald Trump built a coalition around

Speaker 98 fairness.

Speaker 20 Trump's coalition focused obviously more on immigration,

Speaker 60 a populist, nationalist

Speaker 116 uprising against...

Speaker 68 elites in education, media, wherever.

Speaker 19 Mamdani has a similar thing.

Speaker 7 It's a populist uprising, but instead of being directed at the elites in media and entertainment, because they largely, many of them are supporting him, not the big elites, not the billionaires, not my Meadow Lane boys and girls.

Speaker 16 Shout out to the whole crowd.

Speaker 92 Buy me, daddy.

Speaker 15 I'm here.

Speaker 71 Human Shields, say no more.

Speaker 83 But shell out a little, no?

Speaker 88 Shell out.

Speaker 47 Can't defend everything for free.

Speaker 89 You give me money.

Speaker 83 I'll pop right on here.

Speaker 13 I'll pop right on here.

Speaker 89 Here's an L.

Speaker 176 Here's an L.

Speaker 13 But you got to give me a little.

Speaker 16 Give me a little.

Speaker 93 Give me a little.

Speaker 136 What about a basket? You send a basket over.

Speaker 16 A couple of Goldbergs bagels, some locks, some scallion cream cheese?

Speaker 95 Just a little gesture.

Speaker 36 I'm not asking for an ABC.

Speaker 103 What I'm saying is the big boys and girls, the big institutional money doesn't like the guy, but the rank and file in the media and entertainment kind of like him.

Speaker 84 So their populist rage is not directed that way.

Speaker 19 They also don't have a problem with the trans stuff in the schools and whatnot.

Speaker 47 Their rage is directed at rich people

Speaker 44 and white people.

Speaker 36 And Jewish people, but not really for the,

Speaker 92 not,

Speaker 132 and let me be careful how I say this, but not for the principled reason.

Speaker 43 Yes, it was, as Bannon said, a referendum on Netanyahu and Israel's

Speaker 19 failed war in Gaza.

Speaker 50 Now, obviously, Israel would say it's done very well because they've gotten rid of a lot of Hamas, but failed meaning that it's further inflamed sentiment against not only Israel, but Jews living all over the world because of what most people are seeing as going way, way, way overboard.

Speaker 64 And that's the nicest way to say it.

Speaker 69 But the reason a lot of people in the Mamdani camp

Speaker 61 are putting Jews, it's the colonizer

Speaker 31 narrative that applies in their head across the board to any

Speaker 24 white settler colonial project,

Speaker 83 America, UK, France, Israel.

Speaker 52 In this

Speaker 70 way that you look at the world, any violence done by any group that is a little more tan

Speaker 119 is usually justifiable and ignored.

Speaker 19 Or even the Chinese, there's no real, there's no, there's no real like passion for like the Uyghurs who are in some camp.

Speaker 61 And I'm not even saying there should be per se.

Speaker 19 Like, I'm just saying if we're going to start litigating history, they ignore before like

Speaker 12 18th, 19th century colonialism, they ignore a lot

Speaker 114 of

Speaker 21 other colonial projects,

Speaker 44 anything in the Far East, anything that the Muslims have done wrong.

Speaker 13 This isn't something that they love talking about, but it's populism nonetheless.

Speaker 81 This is why when Mamdani said he wants to shift the tax burden to richer and wider neighborhoods, if he secures the election in November, a housing policy document on Mamdani's official website includes a pledge to shift the tax burden from overtaxed homeowners in the outer boroughs to more expensive homes in richer and wider neighborhoods.

Speaker 88 It is

Speaker 36 about

Speaker 14 grievance, racial grievance.

Speaker 59 It's what it is. And

Speaker 115 it's kind of undeniable if that's how you present it.

Speaker 78 He's not wrong that the cost of living in New York City is insane.

Speaker 110 He's not wrong that people not having health care, people working overtime.

Speaker 21 I'm with him on all that.

Speaker 13 And I'm with a lot of people

Speaker 177 on the far left on those issues in the far right.

Speaker 43 Why you would include Whiter in that sentence is insane to me.

Speaker 7 Why you keep racializing

Speaker 78 this debate about inequality?

Speaker 37 They can't avoid it.

Speaker 19 This is why everybody freaked out about racial humor during the 2020

Speaker 178 insanity was because these people, a lot of the people that supported Zoron, a lot of them have never worked shitty jobs and they've never, they were never in a situation where they're kidding around with people and they're all making fun of each other because of their race.

Speaker 44 And it's not a big deal.

Speaker 48 It's actually people bond over it.

Speaker 43 These people have only worked in corporate America or they've only been to college.

Speaker 51 They don't, they're not really

Speaker 55 thrust into these environments where racial humor is actually not not only is it not a negative a lot of times it's a positive and it's a way people bond

Speaker 97 so if you run AOC you'll lose because she can't detach populism from racial grievance the Democrats are having a hard time doing that

Speaker 78 And one of the reasons that they're having a hard time doing it is it's just hardwired into them.

Speaker 19 The identity is hardwired into them.

Speaker 36 But he won and he won because it is the message

Speaker 88 is

Speaker 81 a salient point.

Speaker 10 Things aren't fair.

Speaker 54 People cannot live.

Speaker 13 And the Republicans should take a note.

Speaker 63 Andrew Cuomo's up there looking like a guy who runs the diner.

Speaker 101 in Carl Place, Long Island, stammering, trying to defend himself against, I don't know, 13 women who he, like, you know, goosed while they were online for fucking chicken franchise at the Christmas party.

Speaker 81 He looks old and out of touch.

Speaker 63 He's talking about going to Israel as soon as he takes the oath of office.

Speaker 43 He's going to take it on a plane on El Al on the way to Israel.

Speaker 47 It doesn't look good.

Speaker 56 Read the room.

Speaker 43 Read the room a little bit.

Speaker 124 People that are broke in New York are concerned about New York.

Speaker 54 You know?

Speaker 110 So the coalition there,

Speaker 14 and it's not black people.

Speaker 110 They voted largely for Cuomo.

Speaker 60 And here's, in my estimation, why.

Speaker 39 There is no group of people in America

Speaker 21 who are owed more than black people and have gotten less.

Speaker 16 There's not one group.

Speaker 39 We've spent the last few years talking about Latinos who have now passed black people as a voting bloc and an economic block.

Speaker 19 We now talk only about immigrants coming from other countries.

Speaker 56 We speak

Speaker 91 about Jews and Muslims, frankly, more than American-born black people.

Speaker 77 They know

Speaker 69 that

Speaker 10 the

Speaker 106 conversation

Speaker 87 has moved on from them.

Speaker 31 Mamdani is talking about immigrants more than black people.

Speaker 70 They know that.

Speaker 13 They're not stupid.

Speaker 19 They're well aware that the Democratic Party's kind of moved on a little bit from black people.

Speaker 69 They get it.

Speaker 14 They get it.

Speaker 13 They're going, yeah, yeah, yeah, we get, we pick up what you're putting down.

Speaker 19 So I think Cuomo to them has name recognition and they're, you know.

Speaker 128 They understand

Speaker 13 that this is going in the direction that doesn't include them.

Speaker 48 The Democrats are building a coalition that does include black people.

Speaker 16 They know it. They're well aware of it.

Speaker 42 It's coastal

Speaker 13 educated, college-educated.

Speaker 12 I'm not saying smart.

Speaker 19 I'm saying educated white people and illegal immigrants.

Speaker 98 That's all.

Speaker 13 That's their coalition.

Speaker 42 It's not the worst coalition.

Speaker 88 There's nothing wrong

Speaker 63 with that, but it does include black people.

Speaker 37 It's people in the GLBTQ,

Speaker 51 IA2

Speaker 16 world.

Speaker 78 It's educated white people, and

Speaker 48 it's immigrants.

Speaker 19 That's primarily the Democratic coalition.

Speaker 136 That's all they're talking about ever.

Speaker 43 They talk about low-income people, but it's like, eh.

Speaker 19 But it's really the cultural energies behind immigration.

Speaker 60 And Zoron's like, we're going to Trump-proof New York because he might cut our federal funding.

Speaker 87 And listen, I'm an opponent of those barbaric ICE raids.

Speaker 43 I think they're fucked up.

Speaker 19 But I do think criminals need to be deported.

Speaker 25 And I also think criminals will have wives and kids.

Speaker 87 So a guy that's wanted for attempted murder, whenever he goes, oh, that woman's pregnant.

Speaker 64 They went to her house.

Speaker 19 It's like, a pregnant mother, yes, but her husband was wanted for attempted murder.

Speaker 97 So there are going to be situations where, shockingly,

Speaker 112 murderers and people that have been violent have also procreated.

Speaker 100 And that, you know?

Speaker 42 So

Speaker 94 it's just going to be a situation where it's like, but he's a father.

Speaker 51 It's like, yeah, okay.

Speaker 89 You know who's a father?

Speaker 10 Putin.

Speaker 14 Putin's a father.

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Speaker 13 So I, so by the way, good luck to Zoront.

Speaker 83 Let's get the sandwich article up because I get it.

Speaker 7 The rage.

Speaker 19 I've lived in New York on and off, not enough to pay taxes here, but on and off

Speaker 55 for a while.

Speaker 91 And I've seen it only get more expensive and more boring and more corporate.

Speaker 12 Now, I'm not saying I long for the days of dangerous New York because, by the way, I was like nine.

Speaker 56 Most people

Speaker 43 who want that New York back never lived in it at all.

Speaker 60 They're all nostalgic for a time.

Speaker 35 That, you know, that was back when like a rocket would have a knife in her back in Central Park.

Speaker 13 That was a big story.

Speaker 14 There was a rocket

Speaker 43 with a knife in her back in the park.

Speaker 19 And it was on the cover like the Daily News and stuff.

Speaker 44 And people were like, maybe it's time to start cleaning this up.

Speaker 11 And then Giuliani.

Speaker 61 came in because it was getting hairy out there.

Speaker 132 That was that kind of New York.

Speaker 43 And you'd be walking in the park, jogging, whatever, and there'd just be a rocket with a butcher knife sticking out of her back.

Speaker 106 And a lot of people, so that was the old New York, you know, and

Speaker 49 sure, it was, you know, if you visited New York and saw that, you got, you had a story.

Speaker 13 It was a better story than, hey,

Speaker 78 do you know how crowded the raising canes in Times Square was.

Speaker 16 I'll give you that.

Speaker 56 Here's what I will give you.

Speaker 43 Visiting New York and saying, I got blown in the bathroom of CBGB

Speaker 70 by someone.

Speaker 100 I didn't know if they were a man or a woman.

Speaker 39 And then I woke up in an apartment that I'd never been in before.

Speaker 91 I went on the roof.

Speaker 44 I smoked a cigarette

Speaker 122 with some chick who talked about Buddhism.

Speaker 39 Then I went down to take a walk in the park to clear my head.

Speaker 44 And I saw a girl with a butcher knife hanging out of her back who was very, very long legs.

Speaker 61 Turned out she was a rocket.

Speaker 4 One of the rockets, because this girl with the butcher knife was a rocket.

Speaker 34 And that's a real story that someone would have told and has told who visited New York.

Speaker 84 Now the stories in New York are like, yeah, there's a race in Kanes in Times Square, and it's too crowded.

Speaker 37 So we didn't get it.

Speaker 7 We didn't get it because there was so much, there were a lot of people in it.

Speaker 59 And because we didn't get it.

Speaker 14 So we then went to see

Speaker 14 a Broadway show.

Speaker 16 We got, yeah, so we got tickets to the Trish Paytas musical review, but we couldn't, and we wanted to do Raising Kane's mukbang and tag her because she likes chicken fingers, but we couldn't do it.

Speaker 4 And then our flight at Newark airport was delayed like four hours and it was crazy.

Speaker 55 So I just sat there and went on my phone and I scrolled through apps and I just looked at people's faces and I wondered if they felt anything because I didn't.

Speaker 51 And I wondered what would make me feel.

Speaker 89 And then for a brief moment I thought, I looked at these big beautiful planes through the glass windows of Newark Airport and I wondered what would it feel like if one of them, instead of landing on the runway, just crashed in here and everyone started screaming and yelling.

Speaker 7 And the last thing I saw was the fire.

Speaker 47 Would I feel the fuel as it burned my skin?

Speaker 7 What would it feel like to die?

Speaker 89 Would I know I was dying?

Speaker 92 Would I die and go somewhere else?

Speaker 43 Would people I know be there, like my friends and my family?

Speaker 89 What will happen?

Speaker 98 And what was the meaning of all of this?

Speaker 43 Why am I dying?

Speaker 13 Because I want, is it because I didn't go to Raising Canes? Should I have stayed on the line?

Speaker 15 Is it a weird final destination because I didn't eat the chicken finger?

Speaker 49 And just as I was having that thought, they said the plane was boarding and the flight was easy. No turbulence.

Speaker 16 We landed in Phoenix at 11.06.

Speaker 180 What I'm saying is,

Speaker 8 it's kind of bland now, somewhat boring, predictable,

Speaker 90 predictable.

Speaker 15 We've created a world where no one feels.

Speaker 115 Politics is the only thing that makes them feel.

Speaker 16 How terrible.

Speaker 63 What a bad idea.

Speaker 35 Politics is the only thing that makes makes people feel anymore.

Speaker 51 People can't, people, no one's fucking in the way that they should be, in a messy, gross,

Speaker 35 kind of sloppy way.

Speaker 47 It's all very profunctory,

Speaker 59 strange, specific fucking because porn's so specific where it's like, someone's like, I can only come if I'm looking at a plant or something.

Speaker 43 You know, it's like...

Speaker 52 Nothing, everybody's trying.

Speaker 77 The perfect has become the enemy of the good.

Speaker 29 Oh my God, say it again.

Speaker 103 The perfect has become the enemy of the good.

Speaker 49 Everyone wants to just fuck genderless, weird, strange Scandinavian furniture.

Speaker 16 People are afraid of rashes and boils and, you know, weird hair and places.

Speaker 39 And everybody wants women to look like these e-girl types.

Speaker 49 And like, in the 70s, people would just fuck

Speaker 54 on an old carpet.

Speaker 100 You know what I mean?

Speaker 70 Like, people would fuck in a cab.

Speaker 60 There'd just be an Arab guy silently driving on the West Side Highway.

Speaker 106 But now it's all stripped.

Speaker 78 People go on these weird dates and talk about nothing.

Speaker 182 So, my sister is basically like dating this guy for like three years, but then like, we're like, where's it going?

Speaker 82 They go on vacation all the time.

Speaker 65 It's like, where you think he proposed?

Speaker 183 There's like 90 places.

Speaker 179 Like, me and my girlfriends are always like, oh my God, is this a place?

Speaker 183 Because they go everywhere. And there's like 90 places he could have pulled out a ring, but he like never has.
And we're like, maybe he's not even planning to.

Speaker 32 And she's like, I'm letting him go at his own pace.

Speaker 45 And I'm like, well, actually, that's like nice of you to say, but like, how do you even know he's going to do that?

Speaker 72 And then we know, and this is people just,

Speaker 20 it's all nothing out there.

Speaker 178 So

Speaker 78 that's why people get excited about politics because they say, here's our chance to make other people feel pain.

Speaker 4 That's what drives politics, not helping other people.

Speaker 29 Not in this country, by the way, not in this country.

Speaker 46 It should, and it does in

Speaker 130 certain ways.

Speaker 86 But the reality is, you want other people to feel pain.

Speaker 5 Both the left and the right want other people to feel pain.

Speaker 78 That's what, that is the political impulse.

Speaker 16 Fuck him, get them, kill them.

Speaker 63 That's what it is.

Speaker 81 And people are doing that because they can't feel any.

Speaker 180 Everything in life that was supposed to make them feel things, sex, family, success, money, it's all been ruined to a degree.

Speaker 125 It's all been sanitized

Speaker 54 and made kind of unappealing to people.

Speaker 24 Like it certainly doesn't equal the fun, raw, direct hit of rage and anger.

Speaker 15 That's more fun than like building something slowly over time that might be valuable in your life.

Speaker 16 It's never going to be as fun as fuck him, kill him, kill him, fuck him, kill him.

Speaker 47 Kill him.

Speaker 42 You like that, mom?

Speaker 176 The Muslim one. You like that, mom.
You like it, mom?

Speaker 21 It's the rage.

Speaker 15 It's just the same way when Trump wanted all those people called their kids.

Speaker 94 He's back in town.

Speaker 13 The sheriff's back in town.

Speaker 47 It's the rage

Speaker 35 that keeps people going because we've made the world

Speaker 24 corporate.

Speaker 177 Serene.

Speaker 61 I mean, not serene if you're obviously getting bombed, but like for a lot of these types, these college-educated people that live in little boxes all over these cities that scroll dating apps and just sit in the blue light of their MacBook while they drift off to sleep on 19 medications,

Speaker 7 these people's lives are quite dull.

Speaker 103 And the only thing that is making them happy is rage.

Speaker 87 And that's okay.

Speaker 20 I don't, I'm not, I'm not saying this is

Speaker 13 good or bad.

Speaker 15 It seems like

Speaker 103 a horrible way to live long term, and it seems like it will just degenerate into kind of meaningless, sporadic bouts of violence that will be celebrated by different groups.

Speaker 14 We will glorify violence.

Speaker 128 The mangrove thing, nobody feels bad for the healthcare CEO, nor really should they, in the sense that he represents an evil to people.

Speaker 4 My mother died in a public institution.

Speaker 31 I get it.

Speaker 14 They wouldn't pay for her shit.

Speaker 60 I would go in and have to sue them to give her the accurate amount of medication because they wouldn't.

Speaker 90 They wanted to save money and let her go crazier because it's a profit-driven system and it's evil.

Speaker 4 And he was a representative of that.

Speaker 148 Was he a human being?

Speaker 74 Yes.

Speaker 97 Is it a healthy society that celebrates a human being shot dead in the street?

Speaker 177 And I mean, this is disgusting.

Speaker 31 And I usually don't even talk like this.

Speaker 39 And I don't ever go at comedians, literally.

Speaker 84 I never go at comedians on the show because I respect comedy.

Speaker 62 I don't know who it was.

Speaker 103 A comedian

Speaker 65 dressed up as the ghost of that healthcare CEO

Speaker 54 a few weeks after he died and went on a roast

Speaker 87 and did jokes.

Speaker 85 That guy has a family.

Speaker 87 Do you understand that?

Speaker 48 It is immoral to behave like this for not even a lot of money.

Speaker 70 Almost no money, actually.

Speaker 16 Because I know a little bit about that.

Speaker 98 Almost no money.

Speaker 89 But it's sick.

Speaker 45 It's It's actually sick.

Speaker 13 Whoever did that,

Speaker 50 it was a successful comedian,

Speaker 84 a good-looking comedian, at least facially.

Speaker 3 And

Speaker 36 it was wrong what that person did because they didn't have to do it.

Speaker 87 That comedian actually didn't have to do something like that.

Speaker 84 He's actually incredibly rich and successful, smart, one of the smartest people in the world, people say, actually.

Speaker 13 Why would that person do that?

Speaker 59 Because

Speaker 35 the moral code's gone.

Speaker 97 The compass is over.

Speaker 101 So there's there's a sick person on torching 2024, the roast of Netflix,

Speaker 87 who dressed up as Brian Thompson, the CEO.

Speaker 112 It's wrong.

Speaker 57 Whoever did that, I don't know.

Speaker 7 I just think that

Speaker 31 I'm interested to see what happens with this guy.

Speaker 51 I'm not interested.

Speaker 35 Like, I don't left, right, like, oh, this shit's bored.

Speaker 36 It's boring.

Speaker 15 We all know what it is.

Speaker 44 Everybody gets in.

Speaker 42 America first, and then they're in there.

Speaker 88 Havana, Kila, it's whatever.

Speaker 65 It's fine.

Speaker 16 It's fine. What are you going to do?

Speaker 14 Is what it is.

Speaker 16 Everybody's had, as long as everybody's happy.

Speaker 89 Do I think it's a good idea to go, you know, to start building schools in Iran?

Speaker 16 No.

Speaker 42 But that's good. We just did a bomb.
Did it get rid of the thing?

Speaker 106 Who gives a fuck?

Speaker 89 Probably kind of.

Speaker 93 What do you care about?

Speaker 63 Enough take the win.

Speaker 89 But

Speaker 106 it's just about, you know what it is it's just about to me what what what says more about the the political stuff is what's behind it so you have these people that are all like

Speaker 76 they went to school they were told they were very special people and talented and they got into the right schools and got the right degrees and now they're like paying $29 for a sandwich in New York City and they're pissed.

Speaker 22 They got to take shit from some boss.

Speaker 68 And New York makes you envious like no place.

Speaker 17 And by the way, I'm not talking about the people who genuinely need help in this city, okay?

Speaker 44 The black people that the Democratic Party don't give a shit about, whose lives,

Speaker 63 a lot of them are fully responsible for the degradation of African-American communities

Speaker 98 and

Speaker 43 do deserve a lot more than the government does.

Speaker 43 I'm not talking about those people.

Speaker 97 And I'm not talking about the people that suffer under a healthcare system.

Speaker 39 I'm talking about now people that are envious,

Speaker 29 as I am.

Speaker 77 I'm an envious, we all envy, and the people that don't admit it are liars.

Speaker 19 I envy people. I do my podcast in a building with a lot of finance people,

Speaker 43 and I understand, and they make more money than me.

Speaker 88 Why

Speaker 38 would that be the case?

Speaker 40 Because we live in a sick society.

Speaker 42 But

Speaker 69 that

Speaker 16 envy, envy,

Speaker 47 New York City breeds it

Speaker 38 because the richest people in the world live here.

Speaker 81 The richest, wealthiest people, and I don't mean only in America, all over the world live here.

Speaker 82 People talk shit to you here and down to you in accents from all over the globe.

Speaker 49 You get insulted here in different languages

Speaker 47 because it's a global city.

Speaker 15 I think

Speaker 39 that restoring the balance will be good.

Speaker 66 If he can make this city more affordable, it can be good.

Speaker 85 If he turns it into a crime-ridden hellscape, not great.

Speaker 43 Not great.

Speaker 50 If he's blaming Whitey and the Jews for everything, not great.

Speaker 66 I don't love that.

Speaker 46 I don't love making it a sanctuary for third-world

Speaker 5 illegal labor that billionaires can use instead of native-born people.

Speaker 43 And I don't want to talk about Jews and Muslims for the rest of my life.

Speaker 20 There are Christians who live in America that should hold some political office too.

Speaker 149 Sorry, no offense.

Speaker 58 No offense.

Speaker 115 I know that all the signers of the Declaration of Independence were Jewish and Muslim.

Speaker 181 Right? I mean, Google that.

Speaker 34 Maybe they weren't.

Speaker 29 But the point is this.

Speaker 44 I think the conversation is too dominant.

Speaker 70 Oh, I love.

Speaker 75 Jewish people. I have great Jew and Muslim friends.

Speaker 63 I love the whole desert, all of the desert people, the desert tribes, actually.

Speaker 69 All of the desert tribes, I like.

Speaker 43 I like their food.

Speaker 83 I bought a shwarma, a lamb schwarma for my friend before we came here.

Speaker 29 That's why I'm late.

Speaker 63 I love all the desert tribal peoples.

Speaker 110 Yes, they're fighting religious wars all the time.

Speaker 69 Is it tiring?

Speaker 88 For me, it is.

Speaker 31 But I do think,

Speaker 81 how about just a few

Speaker 112 Christian people who've lived in America for a few generations?

Speaker 29 Just throwing it out there as a bit, as a full bit.

Speaker 19 But again, might be interesting.

Speaker 13 That's all, because it's too much.

Speaker 50 I even think the Jews and the Muzzies are sick of being discussed as much as we talk about.

Speaker 20 We're just talking, it's too much already.

Speaker 21 It's too much.

Speaker 72 America shouldn't just be a place where people, where these groups of people are just

Speaker 43 warring all the time and fighting all the time.

Speaker 120 It's like

Speaker 40 we have to

Speaker 47 return to a little bit of concern for

Speaker 20 the United States as a country, as a nation, as something that should be functional.

Speaker 68 Society has to return to being functional.

Speaker 39 Okay.

Speaker 73 It can't be an algorithm-driven cash grab.

Speaker 33 for insane grifters who have palantir tattooed on their ass.

Speaker 109 We need some type of functionality.

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Speaker 135 That's why when you set up a direct deposit through QIIME, you get access to fee-free features like overdraft coverage, getting paid up to two days early with direct deposit and more.

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Speaker 109 Open a checking account with no monthly fees and no maintenance fees.

Speaker 137 Get paid up to two days early when you set up direct deposit.

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Speaker 115 How $29 sandwiches pushed New York to socialism?

Speaker 28 Soaring costs of living and unaffordable rent have fueled the rise of...

Speaker 137 Okay, yeah, we don't even need to read it. I get it.

Speaker 13 $29 for ham and cheese.

Speaker 42 That's fucked up.

Speaker 42 That's fucked up.

Speaker 128 Best sandwich in New York, you go to My Hero in,

Speaker 91 I think it's Belmore or Merrick.

Speaker 111 Doesn't matter. It's one of them.

Speaker 21 North Belmore or Merrick, whatever.

Speaker 68 Get the chicken club.

Speaker 39 Add American cheese.

Speaker 11 Kalchi,

Speaker 63 which is an app I actually use now.

Speaker 60 It's actually kind of fun.

Speaker 43 You can come up with your own betting, like who will be the NYC mayoral race race winner?

Speaker 63 Because by the way, there's a lot of big money to hate the Zoron guy.

Speaker 13 So there's a lot of guys like Bill Ackman, a lot of these guys who put Trump in, a lot of big, wealthy NYC donors are like, let's dump Zoron

Speaker 12 and replace him with someone else.

Speaker 19 Now, that doesn't mean they can prevent him from running, but.

Speaker 43 By the way, how impressive and fun would it be if he just showed up in two, like if he won and came out with a Yamaka and went, just just kidding.

Speaker 88 Ah!

Speaker 13 It would be sick if Zoron came out with one of those big furry hats, the Shreimel, and it's just all these Hasidic guys, they all started dancing and Zoron's like, gotcha, bitch.

Speaker 107 It would just be insane.

Speaker 89 That's what I'm talking about.

Speaker 114 Fun. You know what I mean?

Speaker 69 Like, that's what it's lacking.

Speaker 35 Fun, like.

Speaker 65 Twists and turns, like a good show.

Speaker 13 Get Jewish music up.

Speaker 31 Just find some non-copyrighted Jewish music.

Speaker 16 Good luck with that, by the way. But find

Speaker 88 find some non-find some non-copyrighted Jewish music for this mom dami bit.

Speaker 48 Okay, royalty-free Jewish music.

Speaker 19 By the way, I feel like we're somehow still going to get sued, but

Speaker 42 Mom Dami and his wife come out.

Speaker 88 They just wave Israeli flags.

Speaker 176 They're like, just kidding, motherfuckers.

Speaker 93 You believe the whole Muslim thing?

Speaker 176 What are you nuts?

Speaker 93 They're like, he goes, I only said I wouldn't visit Israel because I'm there right now.

Speaker 13 And they're all just dancing in Tel Aviv.

Speaker 176 And he's like, it's Mom Damiowitz, bitches.

Speaker 128 And then you'd have to hand at them and you say,

Speaker 31 you're good.

Speaker 181 You got me.

Speaker 40 You got me.

Speaker 31 But

Speaker 68 on Cal Shi right now, they do have a

Speaker 111 NYC mayoral race winner.

Speaker 89 Who will it be?

Speaker 36 Eric Adams?

Speaker 35 Who I lied?

Speaker 36 Because he's just doing blow in clubs,

Speaker 49 which is what a mayor of New York should be doing.

Speaker 14 She's just staying out of the fray.

Speaker 14 Staying out of the fray.

Speaker 92 I want a guy just doing cocaine and nightclubs.

Speaker 83 I don't need you talking about the Middle East.

Speaker 42 Eric Adams is concerned with the price of drugs in America

Speaker 26 that he's taking.

Speaker 147 So the Kalchi, K-A-L-S-H-I markets here,

Speaker 70 Eric Adams is at 20%, Cuomo's at 7%,

Speaker 103 and the official Democratic nominee is Zoron at 72.

Speaker 63 Heavily favors Zoron.

Speaker 13 And I like to play around with this website.

Speaker 70 Every now and then, you can make a little money, a little scratch.

Speaker 128 You can make a little money, a little scratch here.

Speaker 54 I don't always fuck around with it.

Speaker 92 But it is fun.

Speaker 39 I'll tell you that much.

Speaker 136 It is so catchy.

Speaker 13 And it's similar to the Muslim music.

Speaker 63 The Muslim music is a little more like,

Speaker 89 They're just desert peoples.

Speaker 93 All of them is interesting. We're not, we're different people.

Speaker 98 America's like a different thing.

Speaker 77 You know what I mean?

Speaker 16 America is kind of like,

Speaker 50 It's a different thing, but they're very like,

Speaker 55 So it's like figuring out a way for all that to work is like so

Speaker 34 hard. It's hard.

Speaker 13 God get up this rapist.

Speaker 103 I'm defending this man.

Speaker 14 How dare people, look at this man, Norwegian prince Marius Borg Hoiby,

Speaker 47 28, charged with three rapes amid slew of allegations against Disgrace Royal.

Speaker 9 Look at this man.

Speaker 106 Does that guy seem like he'd raped three people?

Speaker 13 A Norwegian prince has been charged with three rapes among a slew of sex and violence allegations involving a double-digit number of alleged victims.

Speaker 128 He looks so nice.

Speaker 36 Look at him. Get him up.

Speaker 16 Look at that guy.

Speaker 63 Does that man seem like he would just walk around

Speaker 65 sexually assaulting everyone?

Speaker 12 I mean, he does have,

Speaker 82 he's like the most evil guy I've ever seen.

Speaker 37 Yeah, he's a bad guy.

Speaker 37 He's a bad dude.

Speaker 43 Marius Borg Hoiby.

Speaker 13 What country is this?

Speaker 4 I just said it. What is this?

Speaker 89 Norway?

Speaker 15 Yeah, Norway.

Speaker 43 He's a bad man.

Speaker 60 Corey Monty's mom and dad died 12 years after Glee stars.

Speaker 179 Tragic death.

Speaker 19 You know, that glee thing.

Speaker 80 You ever want to be depressed?

Speaker 12 Watch that documentary.

Speaker 7 They all get selected for the show, and then all of them, one of them's a pedophile.

Speaker 60 Everyone else kills themselves. Someone dies in a lake.

Speaker 119 It's final destination glee.

Speaker 90 It's tough. It's sad.

Speaker 59 He's also accused of raping.

Speaker 137 I can't keep saying that word.

Speaker 109 They're going to get so mad at us on this YouTube.

Speaker 119 Unconscious TV star Lenny Meister, 39,

Speaker 119 at one of his wild scalgum festival parties allegedly held in the basement of the Royal Estate.

Speaker 109 So he had these parties at the basement of the Royal Estate,

Speaker 150 and

Speaker 184 he released a statement saying he suffers from several mental disorders and has struggled with substance abuse for a long time.

Speaker 177 It read last weekend, something happened that should never have happened.

Speaker 149 I committed bodily harm and destroyed objects in an apartment in the intoxication of alcohol and cocaine after an argument.

Speaker 109 I've struggled with substance abuse for a long time, something I've been in treatment for in the past.

Speaker 149 The drug use and my diagnosis is do not excuse what happened in the apartment at Frogner on the night of Sunday last week, and I want to be responsible for what I've done.

Speaker 68 And we'll explain myself

Speaker 182 truthfully to the police.

Speaker 43 Here's the way it all works over there.

Speaker 5 And I'm going to just tell everybody so that there's no confusion.

Speaker 123 They all have these castles.

Speaker 150 And

Speaker 103 during the day, they'll do like,

Speaker 84 hey, come on over.

Speaker 16 We're doing a thing.

Speaker 5 So people go over and got a little Swedish meatball or red cabbage.

Speaker 138 Red Red cabbage is good and you don't get it enough as a side.

Speaker 31 Why can't I have it?

Speaker 83 Stop with the beets.

Speaker 4 Red cabbage is good.

Speaker 42 So they're doing stuff like that, right?

Speaker 54 They go, hey, come on up.

Speaker 69 We're doing a castle.

Speaker 16 We got red cabbage, a little noodle dish, maybe some schnitz, a little schnitzel.

Speaker 13 You go over there, you have a beer.

Speaker 26 You have a beer?

Speaker 131 A beer?

Speaker 116 And you eat, and it's nice.

Speaker 77 And then they send you home and you go, Heiben Spiber, whatever, like some type of, you know.

Speaker 62 And I'm talking about all of them over there.

Speaker 36 Belgium, the whole gang, Germany,

Speaker 140 Norway, Scandinavia, all these with the European royalty, Scandinavia, all this stuff, right?

Speaker 31 And then I'm telling you, I'm not, this is the way it is.

Speaker 54 Then like an old woman comes out.

Speaker 145 They like wheel her out and she's like sitting on the

Speaker 76 like on the steps of the palace and she's like

Speaker 53 It is time

Speaker 77 and then they release

Speaker 65 like

Speaker 65 all of some of the workers

Speaker 77 or and the children are forced to strip naked and run through the woods and then the elite

Speaker 136 people hunt them.

Speaker 113 And when they find them, they have sex with them and kill them.

Speaker 16 And the old woman and some of the older people watch because they can no longer run after the people.

Speaker 112 So sometimes somebody will be brought to them to have sex with her and say, okay, you can eat this one.

Speaker 43 We got, we caught it for you.

Speaker 77 But they're watching this whole thing and they remember like when we were young, we would run after the children and the, you know, the help, the helpers.

Speaker 77 And then we would

Speaker 36 rape and kill them.

Speaker 70 And then they light them on fire fire and everything.

Speaker 4 And they do druid pagan rituals.

Speaker 31 So he grew up in that.

Speaker 94 Not to excuse his behavior.

Speaker 81 But like he grew up in that system where they're like, it's

Speaker 72 the debt.

Speaker 72 But here's the thing that those people had.

Speaker 76 They had a little discipline.

Speaker 81 They had a little discipline.

Speaker 70 He's just raping any old person he sees.

Speaker 88 That's not the game.

Speaker 43 The game is there's an organized human hunt where we let people run through the forest and then chase after them and kill them and eat them and rape them.

Speaker 31 And by the way, if you think I'm lying, Google this.

Speaker 43 It's true.

Speaker 64 And it probably still goes on.

Speaker 31 Why wouldn't it?

Speaker 82 And actually, as much as I might disagree with it, I see actually a huge benefit to tradition,

Speaker 12 specifically European tradition, not to be racist.

Speaker 148 But you have people, not to be like a crazy person.

Speaker 81 But they have human hunts on the grounds of these castles.

Speaker 19 And it's well organized. And, you know, some people disappear from the town.

Speaker 84 It happens once a year, a couple of times a year.

Speaker 88 It's festival.

Speaker 111 It's like an autumnal one.

Speaker 63 So this kid's raised in that.

Speaker 99 And then

Speaker 86 he starts doing all this stuff.

Speaker 50 His parents go, you can't act like this.

Speaker 31 And he goes, well, what about the human hunt?

Speaker 65 When I was four,

Speaker 50 you know, you guys were, you know, having sex with people in front of me, killing them, cannibalizing them.

Speaker 45 It's like, that's a holiday.

Speaker 82 That's what has to be explained to these kids.

Speaker 16 It's a holiday.

Speaker 82 You know, we would as kids go, why can't we have Easter candy?

Speaker 31 That's a holiday.

Speaker 50 Oh, but we, we, yeah, you don't get it every day.

Speaker 100 Halloween, you don't get it every day.

Speaker 40 It's a holiday.

Speaker 139 So when European royalty hunts humans on the grounds of their castle, rapes, tortures, burns them, and eats them, you don't, they have to make it understood to their kids like, buddy, we fought wars to do this.

Speaker 56 Okay.

Speaker 12 We're actually sacrificing people to pagan gods.

Speaker 56 We have a relationship with the demonic and that we're upholding some sort of pact or agreement with.

Speaker 81 And we fought years and years and years to be able to a few days out of the year relax and do a human hunt.

Speaker 13 But these are special moments for us.

Speaker 84 There's actually a lot of pageantry and ceremony involved.

Speaker 94 You're just out there willy-nilly.

Speaker 51 Raping people in the dorm room.

Speaker 89 That ain't the way it works, buddy.

Speaker 55 So he said, whoa, whoa, about the human hunt.

Speaker 92 And they're like, it's the, that's a holiday, his father says, the king.

Speaker 92 That's a holiday, and that's between us.

Speaker 36 The human hunt, or they call it the hunt.

Speaker 24 The hunt

Speaker 107 is actually something very special.

Speaker 45 You know how sad your grandmother's going to be when she reads these allegations?

Speaker 26 But grandma watches us all rape and eat the children.

Speaker 24 Yes, of course, on a holiday.

Speaker 78 The fact that you're behaving like this and bringing shame to our family,

Speaker 13 because all of these royal family in Europe, it's just what goes on. It's not even a big deal.

Speaker 36 And the people know it.

Speaker 34 The people know it.

Speaker 13 Some people, though, yeah, it's hunt weekend.

Speaker 63 Don't be stupid. They know it.

Speaker 83 The people, it's boring.

Speaker 50 Oh, yeah, you're going to hunt a couple of people, chop them up.

Speaker 69 We get it.

Speaker 84 These royals now, they don't even have any power in these countries.

Speaker 31 The EU's taken over.

Speaker 43 They flood them all with immigrants.

Speaker 9 Everyone loses their minds.

Speaker 87 And the royals have nothing except the hunt.

Speaker 128 And it's the only time they feel powerful.

Speaker 106 So is that a good idea to move on from monarchy to have all these supranational institutions like the EU?

Speaker 13 So we've moved away from these bloodthirsty pagan royal bloodlines and replaced them with bureaucrats in Brussels.

Speaker 49 And these people sit in their castles, they're bored as shit.

Speaker 13 They don't want to go to the opening of a new hospital.

Speaker 56 They want the hunt.

Speaker 70 But their children need to understand that the hunt is a special occasion.

Speaker 53 It's not all the time.

Speaker 98 So this prince, what's his name again, Hoiby?

Speaker 34 What's his name?

Speaker 29 Hoiby. Go up, get his name.

Speaker 99 What is it, Bjorn?

Speaker 43 Marius.

Speaker 15 Marius Borg, Hoiby.

Speaker 16 Marius, please behave and wait till the hunt.

Speaker 61 It's actually nicer if you wait till the hunt.

Speaker 57 My father told me once,

Speaker 128 I said to him, we're on the way to a swim meet, and I said,

Speaker 39 Dad, can I get McDonald's?

Speaker 22 And he said, son, a hungry dog runs the furthest.

Speaker 5 Runs the farthest.

Speaker 91 A hungry dog runs the farthest. So, Marius, a hungry dog runs the farthest.

Speaker 34 Wait till the hunt.

Speaker 19 Have your fun on the hunt and then get nuts.

Speaker 28 Rip people's intestines out with your teeth.

Speaker 42 I mean, really go on a bender, but don't ruin it with these little snacks.

Speaker 16 Don't ruin the meal with a snack.

Speaker 16 Don't ruin the meal

Speaker 34 with a snack.

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Speaker 54 To our most,

Speaker 82 to our maybe new mayor,

Speaker 28 ISIS

Speaker 16 bin Laden

Speaker 127 Mullah Omar.

Speaker 43 I wish him well. I wish him the best of luck.

Speaker 7 I love New York City.

Speaker 13 Yes, but I also hate a lot of people who live here.

Speaker 78 But I also love people who live here.

Speaker 65 But it's a great narrative either way, whether it succeeds or is completely destroyed.

Speaker 43 It's actually a good narrative for me either way.

Speaker 16 I don't care.

Speaker 178 If it succeeds, I will enjoy it.

Speaker 136 If it fails miserably, I will move and just talk about it.

Speaker 4 Really, with me, it's six of one, half a dozen of the other,

Speaker 40 isn't it?

Speaker 31 So in closing, we've learned a lot today.

Speaker 60 I think we've balanced ourselves in a healthy way.

Speaker 65 We can't expect old dogs to learn new tricks.

Speaker 48 But sometimes like Andrew Cuomo, we got to take him to the shelter, put him down, put a needle in that old pup,

Speaker 65 and watch him fade away.

Speaker 65 That's right.

Speaker 81 We've learned that people that have made,

Speaker 100 you know,

Speaker 54 bad choices with how much money they've taken out in student loans

Speaker 12 and are living in cities like New York are unhappy because

Speaker 29 They were told that they deserved more in life.

Speaker 39 I am here to tell them, you do not.

Speaker 25 You actually do not.

Speaker 6 And I've always been here to tell them that.

Speaker 90 You do not.

Speaker 86 You are normies.

Speaker 6 You are nothing.

Speaker 4 That is what you are.

Speaker 43 Find me a Brooklyn hipster or whoever the people are.

Speaker 60 I'll find you the most normal suburban basic bitch in the world.

Speaker 43 That's all you are.

Speaker 179 You could dress it up any which way you like.

Speaker 42 That being said, I wish Zoron well.

Speaker 13 Because I love the city and I want to see it thrive.

Speaker 11 I want to succeed. I wish Donald Trump well.

Speaker 60 I'd like to not get involved with that it doesn't seem like we are.

Speaker 78 At the end of the day,

Speaker 78 you have to find things in your life that make you happy outside of political rage.

Speaker 120 I know that it powers most of us, just being angry all the time at things,

Speaker 13 but there's a lot of other emotions instead of being angry, like jealousy

Speaker 179 can do that,

Speaker 48 coveting,

Speaker 181 being envious.

Speaker 47 But the class war is coming.

Speaker 138 Fundamentally, it is.

Speaker 124 The lesson here is that the future of American politics is going to be written by two opposing versions of populism.

Speaker 74 One that concentrates its ire and rage on a set of financial elites

Speaker 5 and people in the government they feel have sold out to them.

Speaker 7 And then the other type of populism will be doing that as well, but they will also include cultural elites who they feel have worked in concert with the financial elites to destroy the cultural foundations of society, further impoverishing people, making them helpless, and driving them into desperation and pathological behavior.

Speaker 88 I

Speaker 63 will be on the hunt

Speaker 44 in Belgium, in that famous castle that I read about.

Speaker 29 And they will go,

Speaker 47 it is time for the hunt.

Speaker 111 And the old woman will come out.

Speaker 52 I will be the only one who

Speaker 19 the people that were hunting run faster than me.

Speaker 191 So it's going to be embarrassing that I like I keep

Speaker 64 and even the old woman's like he keeps falling down.

Speaker 26 Will someone kill a peasant and bring them to him?

Speaker 89 I'm like, no, let me try.

Speaker 14 Let me try the hunt.

Speaker 14 But

Speaker 63 American politics now,

Speaker 59 the peasants of the village

Speaker 30 actually

Speaker 41 have turned and they are hunting hunting the elites of the castle.

Speaker 50 And so the elites of the castle have split into two factions and they're standing on two balconies trying to convince the peasants that the hunt was actually the other party's idea.

Speaker 29 What happens now?

Speaker 111 We don't know.

Speaker 67 Good luck.

Speaker 90 Happy hunting.

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Speaker 109 Open a checking account with no monthly fees and no maintenance fees.

Speaker 137 Get paid up to two days early when you set up direct deposit.

Speaker 58 With qualifying direct deposits, you're eligible for free overdraft up to $200 on debit card purchases and cash withdrawals.

Speaker 118 To date, Chime has spotted members over $30 billion.

Speaker 96 Open a checking account with no monthly fees, no maintenance, not to mention access to over 47,000 fee-free ATMs, more than the top three national banks combined.

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Speaker 63 The Chime futures I love most, I love getting paid two days early with direct deposit.

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