448 - ICE, Iran, & The American Summer

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Speaker 4 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dylan Show. Um, seems like a very chill, relaxed summer so far.

Speaker 8 Um, you know, just kind of long days by the lake or you know, by the ocean,

Speaker 11 whatever you choose.

Speaker 6 Couple of s'mores, couple of brewskies with the fellas, couple of rubber bullets to the face,

Speaker 17 little

Speaker 18 destabilization of the Middle East happening.

Speaker 21 You know, just it's kind of summer.

Speaker 4 It's kind of an American summer.

Speaker 22 It's like a race riot.

Speaker 24 National Guard, boots on the ground, rubber bullet to the face.

Speaker 26 Summer, it's kind of what we do.

Speaker 5 And,

Speaker 27 you know,

Speaker 28 this is the vibe. This is what

Speaker 31 we're all settling into, the new normal of

Speaker 6 summer in America doesn't really mean like going to the beach anymore because a lot of the beaches are just like, they've been destroyed by fire or whatever, you know, there's like islands of Tesla batteries just floating in the Pacific Ocean.

Speaker 37 A lot of people, now summer means just like go out and just fight, fight, fight, you know, go out and, you know, get

Speaker 36 tased.

Speaker 23 That's the summer, really.

Speaker 39 That's what it is.

Speaker 31 Just go out and light it up.

Speaker 18 I said before the Trump administration took office, I said when they won that

Speaker 24 if they focused their immigration efforts on deporting criminals, MS-13, whatever, smugglers, human smugglers, human traffickers, drug traffickers,

Speaker 49 the massive

Speaker 50 majority of the public would support them.

Speaker 4 Or even people that have just got here, people that are incredibly new

Speaker 13 to the country that

Speaker 11 had to be deported because they literally showed up.

Speaker 50 But when you go around and you're deporting people that have lived here for 17 years,

Speaker 24 when you're deporting people randomly in a church parking lot, when you're putting children in zip-tie handcuffs, when you are

Speaker 58 showing up at high school graduations, deporting people, it's barbaric.

Speaker 60 It's inhumane.

Speaker 61 And I don't think the public...

Speaker 19 First of all, you can't really live in a society like that.

Speaker 47 You can't.

Speaker 46 It's an incredibly chaotic and insane thing to just have ice raids happening all the time at any minute

Speaker 50 and now trump's going well maybe we'll make an exception for the hotels and the agriculture businesses because his friends called him and said hey what are you doing

Speaker 69 like we own uh hotels we need people to work

Speaker 47 So it's just going to, it's a lot of chaos and it's inhumane and it's barbarism and it makes the country look terrible to have a six-year-old girl being handcuffed and put in a car.

Speaker 45 That's, you know, that's not

Speaker 75 the look that you want the country to have.

Speaker 76 I think most people

Speaker 77 realize that.

Speaker 78 That doesn't mean that, you know,

Speaker 27 lighting cop cars on fire and

Speaker 27 waving Mexican flags is the greatest look either.

Speaker 35 Here's Trump.

Speaker 18 Our great farmers and people in the hotel and and leisure businesses have been stating that our very aggressive policy on immigration is taking very good, long-time workers away from them, with those jobs being almost impossible to replace.

Speaker 25 In many cases, the criminals allowed into our country by the very stupid Biden open borders policy are applying for those jobs.

Speaker 27 This is not good.

Speaker 35 We must protect our farmers, but get the criminals out of the USA.

Speaker 42 Changes are coming.

Speaker 81 That might be the first realization that this is a

Speaker 27 insane policy that's,

Speaker 71 you know, counterproductive.

Speaker 84 If you want

Speaker 25 to control the border, as you should, and this, you know, this whole idea that borders aren't real and they're all imaginary is also untrue.

Speaker 85 People fight and die for borders.

Speaker 18 Go ask the Ukraine and Russia what they think about borders or people in Israel or Gaza what they think about borders.

Speaker 81 You may not like that nations exist or that borders exist, and you may find them to be arbitrary, but I assure you, wars have been fought, many of them currently over borders.

Speaker 41 And

Speaker 13 you need to have a border and you need to have a country and you need to have a way to, you know, figure out who's coming into the country and whether they're criminals or whether they're terrorists or whatever.

Speaker 63 Those are all real things that I don't think, I think most sensible people, not the ones on social media, not my comedian friends who are mentally ill, but I mean human beings that have mortgages and homes and jobs, or even those who rent or those who have any care at all about the society that they exist in or that their families and children exist in, realize that borders are not fake.

Speaker 91 It's not a joke to have a border or have security or have a country.

Speaker 36 But those people don't want to see six-year-old girls getting zip-tied and thrown into cars.

Speaker 27 Those people don't want to see people dragged out of their kids' high school graduation.

Speaker 35 So if the goal is to build a coalition of people that want and value border security, whatever you're doing right now,

Speaker 18 I think flies in the face of that.

Speaker 100 I think it is counterproductive.

Speaker 101 And,

Speaker 98 you know, I mean, you're going into these places randomly and

Speaker 58 people can't exist in this climate of fear

Speaker 19 and chaos, and it'll be incredibly disruptive to the economy as well.

Speaker 27 It's going to disrupt the economy. You're not going to be able to fill these jobs overnight.

Speaker 94 And I'm a guy that believes

Speaker 26 that

Speaker 17 I'm with

Speaker 35 these people when they say

Speaker 35 the lie about jobs Americans won't do is a lie.

Speaker 94 You know,

Speaker 102 immigration in this country has benefited millionaires and billionaires, primarily.

Speaker 98 It's certainly also

Speaker 69 benefited the people that have come over to a certain degree, but many of them live in the shadows.

Speaker 18 They can't unionize.

Speaker 35 They can't demand proper wages.

Speaker 36 They're abused.

Speaker 18 And the reason that they are brought in is so that millionaires and billionaires can pay them less money.

Speaker 50 That's an economic fact.

Speaker 41 And

Speaker 96 this lie that jobs Americans won't do.

Speaker 35 And then you're like, what do you mean?

Speaker 26 And they're like, well, you know, like.

Speaker 35 You know, the farm jobs, you go, okay, maybe I'll give you that.

Speaker 77 And then they go, you know, construction, retail,

Speaker 68 you know, landscaping.

Speaker 32 These are all jobs that Americans did forever.

Speaker 35 These are jobs that people don't, that they don't want to pay Americans to do.

Speaker 44 So that is a lie.

Speaker 32 And I think Americans are waking up to that lie because what are the, so wait a minute, what are these jobs Americans could do?

Speaker 18 Only finance attack?

Speaker 35 So Americans are only built to be on OnlyFans or they're built to be venture capitalists.

Speaker 83 That's it?

Speaker 75 Those are the only jobs Americans are supposed to do.

Speaker 59 So we're going to get rid of the manufacturing sector, retail, the service industry, all of those jobs Americans don't want to do.

Speaker 35 Americans can only masturbate on OnlyFans or be a venture capitalist with Mark Andreessen.

Speaker 94 Those are the only jobs available that Americans can do?

Speaker 107 Because if you, if that is

Speaker 94 what people tell you, that say we should have an open border and we should just bring everybody in because Americans don't want to do any of these jobs.

Speaker 59 That's a lie.

Speaker 98 That doesn't mean that you throw a six-year-old girl and zip ties in the car.

Speaker 35 That doesn't mean that you show up in a church parking lot and drag people out.

Speaker 37 That doesn't mean that you, Jesus Christ, embed Dr.

Speaker 75 Phil with ice.

Speaker 88 I mean, Dr. Phil's with ice.

Speaker 106 Caitlin Jenner is in Tel Aviv right now at a bomb shelter drinking a glass of wine.

Speaker 78 Get this up if you can find this.

Speaker 21 I mean,

Speaker 31 the world isn't even real anymore in any recognizable way. What timeline are we on?

Speaker 64 What dimension?

Speaker 114 I don't know if you can get that tweet up, but she's just like

Speaker 75 she's guzzling wine in an Israeli bomb shelter.

Speaker 81 Maybe it's just a still.

Speaker 14 There you go.

Speaker 115 Well, we wish her well, but that's Caitlin Jenner

Speaker 64 in an Israeli bomb shelter in Tel Aviv.

Speaker 31 So these ICE raids, I think, are going to have the long-term effect

Speaker 47 of turning people

Speaker 5 away from

Speaker 119 valuing

Speaker 69 border security.

Speaker 57 Because if they go, well, if border security is throwing a six-year-old girl in handcuffs or chasing people out of a graduation, they go, I don't want to be a part of that.

Speaker 16 And it is a real question.

Speaker 105 Immigration is a real thing.

Speaker 56 Migration is a real thing.

Speaker 98 It's not racist to suggest that America might be full, truly,

Speaker 17 and that

Speaker 59 black and Hispanic people that live here already should be getting these jobs.

Speaker 40 And white people, whoever is living here already, and that bringing people in endlessly is going to cause a problem, especially when we have AI.

Speaker 56 on its way.

Speaker 122 It's already here.

Speaker 25 And you have a tremendous wealth disparity in this country already.

Speaker 25 But the way that the policy is manifesting, where it's like just very indiscriminate and cruel

Speaker 25 is going to set all of that back.

Speaker 73 I just don't think people, you can live in that situation.

Speaker 25 I don't think people can live in that situation. There's got to be some kind of process.

Speaker 4 You can't have masked people show up and then throw these people in Guantanamo.

Speaker 18 Or if you criticize Israel, you're just thrown off an American college campus.

Speaker 59 I just don't love it. I don't love this military parade they're going to have where it's like,

Speaker 26 are all the veterans getting health care?

Speaker 114 I don't know how much this military parade costs, but

Speaker 124 are we doing anything for the mental health veterans?

Speaker 30 Are we giving them any money?

Speaker 27 It's weird for an anti-war president to have a big military parade.

Speaker 106 That's an odd thing.

Speaker 118 For a guy that wants to keep America out,

Speaker 98 wants to keep America out of wars, it's odd to have a military parade.

Speaker 37 That's seemingly strange.

Speaker 117 That's like, oh, if RFK Jr.

Speaker 118 went to a pie eating contest.

Speaker 99 You go, wait a minute, aren't you the guy that's not for that?

Speaker 125 Aren't you the guy that's saying no?

Speaker 44 Like, it's just a strange, it's like RFK at the state fair eating fried Oreos.

Speaker 89 You'd go, this doesn't make any sense.

Speaker 125 So it's odd to me that we're going to have this big

Speaker 117 crazy military parade.

Speaker 91 Unless I'm a pro-military guy, I think we should do a lot more for people in the military.

Speaker 95 But to spend $50 million

Speaker 16 so that we can just roll tanks and missiles or whatever the hell we're going to do through DC, again,

Speaker 76 this is an administration that said, let's not be a country that's permanently on war footing.

Speaker 118 Let's not have our entire economy be tied up in war.

Speaker 117 Let's try to pursue other things.

Speaker 41 And

Speaker 88 doesn't seem to be

Speaker 127 happening.

Speaker 37 That doesn't seem to be happening.

Speaker 57 Now that

Speaker 63 we've kind of seen what's going on,

Speaker 63 we're almost in it.

Speaker 68 Now it's Friday.

Speaker 25 I'm recording this on Friday and the show comes out Saturday.

Speaker 26 We're almost in

Speaker 69 this war.

Speaker 124 We're not there yet.

Speaker 27 And these strikes at Israel, this is not a, these are not surgical strikes that take out nuclear

Speaker 54 sites.

Speaker 78 These are strikes aimed to decapitate the Iranian regime, and it's a regime change war.

Speaker 67 They want the regime of Iran to be displaced,

Speaker 25 and they want the United States involved.

Speaker 96 And Trump's bellicose language suggests, and I could be wrong, that we're about to get involved.

Speaker 32 First of all, I do want to thank Israel for doing this because

Speaker 31 I didn't realize how grateful I needed to be to Israel for this.

Speaker 59 I didn't realize how much it was in my interest

Speaker 54 that

Speaker 78 the government of a Middle Eastern country I've never been to and has

Speaker 129 very little effect on my life get decapitated and replaced with another government.

Speaker 64 I want to thank Israel for this.

Speaker 37 Thank what can I do?

Speaker 127 I feel

Speaker 95 so grateful and so thankful for this.

Speaker 75 I just

Speaker 98 want to say thank you.

Speaker 61 And that's many Americans, I think, we don't know how to express our gratitude for doing this.

Speaker 117 It's a gift and it's a beautiful gift you gave us.

Speaker 14 A war.

Speaker 75 with Iran.

Speaker 117 It's such a great gift.

Speaker 114 Most people think of a gift,

Speaker 26 I don't know, an edible arrangement, maybe.

Speaker 81 I mean, that's certainly on the cheaper end, but you know, certain people give people books or artwork.

Speaker 14 But a war with Iran is an amazing gift given to the world

Speaker 75 by Israel.

Speaker 59 Now, if you think I'm kidding, go look at any of the influencers.

Speaker 72 that are talking about how great this is.

Speaker 131 And they are all going to say things like,

Speaker 40 let me read one.

Speaker 28 I'm going to read one right now for you because it's fun.

Speaker 47 I think it's fun.

Speaker 81 I think it's fun.

Speaker 65 And I just, again, want to say thank you.

Speaker 135 I want to be

Speaker 95 completely

Speaker 90 grateful about all of this stuff that's going on right now.

Speaker 112 A nation of 10 million people is standing up for the whole globe.

Speaker 136 Be proud of them.

Speaker 114 Be grateful to them. Pray for them.

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Speaker 48 Okay.

Speaker 44 Our friend Noah Tishby put up a thing where she's like, Iran has this amount of people, Israel has this amount.

Speaker 81 It's still David versus Goliath.

Speaker 67 That's what Noah Tishby said.

Speaker 91 And I mean, it's like, in that story, I guess David has nuclear weapons if we're going to carry that example out.

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Speaker 59 The reason

Speaker 47 that Trump

Speaker 75 was elected, in my

Speaker 60 analysis, is that

Speaker 54 a lot of people

Speaker 90 felt like the United States of America had allowed

Speaker 14 allowed itself to get too involved

Speaker 58 in the world at the expense of the country.

Speaker 10 People drove through cities and they saw homeless people, people with mental issues, people that were addicted to drugs.

Speaker 98 They saw downtowns that were abandoned.

Speaker 77 No small businesses, no shops.

Speaker 194 They didn't see commerce.

Speaker 98 They didn't see families running around.

Speaker 49 They saw desolate,

Speaker 68 you know, crime-ridden cities.

Speaker 59 They were unable to send their kids to a decent college.

Speaker 124 They were unable to own a house.

Speaker 31 And they felt like giving money to the Ukraine.

Speaker 92 or giving money to Israel for endless wars, years and years.

Speaker 195 Whether you support them morally or not, just the reality that they go on years, two years, three years, billions and billions and billions of dollars.

Speaker 16 I think a lot of people looked at that and went, this doesn't make any sense.

Speaker 26 It's not rational

Speaker 19 that the country that we live in is seemingly in terminal,

Speaker 84 irreversible decline, and that nobody can do anything about it.

Speaker 14 But we must be all over the world

Speaker 46 funding things here and there

Speaker 133 that your kids on TikTok come up to and go, why are we doing this?

Speaker 59 This baby just got beheaded.

Speaker 17 And you have to go, well, it's complicated.

Speaker 69 The people that are pushing for these wars, like, you know, and the guys that are very like.

Speaker 196 blase and casual about them, Thomas Friedman of the New York Times, Sam Harris, all these guys, they're all sitting in beautiful homes.

Speaker 32 Their wives are playing tennis.

Speaker 81 The kids are in the pool.

Speaker 25 They're eating a nice lunch, and they're typing a column about how good it is that someone somewhere is getting bombed, that someone is laying in their bed at night, and bombs are going off.

Speaker 27 These guys have never been in a war.

Speaker 37 They've covered wars, whatever that means. I'm sure all these guys, Douglas Spurry, they're always in at a war.

Speaker 118 They're always having cocktails at a war, but they're never fighting the war, but they're having cocktails at the war, canopes.

Speaker 132 They're at like a meet and greet at the war.

Speaker 109 There's some type of appetizers at six, open bar, whatever they're doing at the war,

Speaker 15 but they're not in the war, but they're always writing these articles from the lovely cul-de-sac suburbia.

Speaker 97 about how great the wars are.

Speaker 47 And then the Boomer Fox News Disney adult retard contingent of the republican party where they're they are the equivalent of disney adults except their disney is like

Speaker 168 war and fucking wiping iran off the map these fox news adult weird freaks that pound their fist and and get fed garbage by boomer media all day about

Speaker 97 who are all larping as tough guys but you know own one gun they don't know how to shoot, are always pushing again for strength and war, and we're going to kick their ass.

Speaker 119 These people are the base

Speaker 97 of the American conservative movement,

Speaker 95 and they can be emotionally manipulated.

Speaker 99 The base of the American liberal movement can be manipulated in that way as well.

Speaker 126 All you have to do with that side is tell them that RuPaul's drag race can't do a show in Russia.

Speaker 106 And then they're in.

Speaker 133 So all you have to do is for the left make war about domestic politics.

Speaker 59 They throw gay people off the roof or whatever.

Speaker 54 Even though I, you know, do we have photos? I'm sure it's happened.

Speaker 87 How is it happening every day?

Speaker 75 Are we going to help that somehow by bombing everybody?

Speaker 133 Now,

Speaker 64 yeah, try to throw them off the roof now.

Speaker 133 We bombed the building.

Speaker 26 Like, it's not rational, but that's how you get the left involved.

Speaker 25 You just use domestic wedge political issues to get them going.

Speaker 108 The left is crazy. The right is stupid.

Speaker 71 So the way you get the right involved is to just tell them they're going to be killed soon.

Speaker 112 That they're on their way to kill you.

Speaker 124 They're coming to kill you.

Speaker 23 We got to kill them first.

Speaker 119 We got to kill them before they kill you.

Speaker 94 Everything's preemptive.

Speaker 108 Everything's a strike. It's preemptive.

Speaker 92 And you're in your cul-de-sac.

Speaker 14 You're like, Iran's going to get it.

Speaker 92 These are the same people who sit in their cul-de-sac.

Speaker 97 They go, let someone try to break into this house.

Speaker 110 Let somebody.

Speaker 75 They're always hard.

Speaker 61 They can't probably get hard, but they're half erect.

Speaker 81 for the idea of a conflict that never materializes.

Speaker 111 And that's the main animating thing about a lot of these Disney adult boomer Fox News retard conservatives who are they are the

Speaker 110 they are like they're the main demographic for Boeing Raytheon general dynamics Halliburton back in the day

Speaker 201 these are the people that are animated by the idea of war as a good thing for all things

Speaker 71 they're the people that don't care if what the cops are able to do.

Speaker 183 They don't care if the cops are able to just bust in your house.

Speaker 23 They like, they want a police state.

Speaker 134 They don't mind it.

Speaker 59 That's that, those are those people.

Speaker 199 So

Speaker 97 those are rubes.

Speaker 64 They're buying into this.

Speaker 110 They'll buy into anything.

Speaker 69 I'm disappointed that Trump seemingly is committing now to the idea idea of getting involved potentially in this.

Speaker 69 I don't know what, I don't know what the hell that's.

Speaker 110 Why are we doing that?

Speaker 100 Israel wants to remake the Middle East or change the power dynamic or preemptively invade a country or decapitate a country's government.

Speaker 54 That has nothing to do with us.

Speaker 111 That shouldn't have anything to do with us.

Speaker 110 I am confused.

Speaker 196 I'm very confused.

Speaker 124 That doesn't make any sense to me.

Speaker 33 Get up this woman in the UK.

Speaker 31 I have her name here, but I'm going to fuck it up.

Speaker 4 And it's a foreign name.

Speaker 6 And I don't want people to say I'm more racist than I actually am.

Speaker 17 Hold on. Let me get her name.

Speaker 76 Probably pronounced wrong.

Speaker 31 K-E-M-I, Kemi Badenock.

Speaker 16 B-A-D-E-N-O-C-H.

Speaker 191 Get her up to talk about Israel.

Speaker 39 It's kind of interesting.

Speaker 38 Kemi Badenach, she's a, I believe, leader in the Conservative party over there in the UK.

Speaker 126 See if we can get her up.

Speaker 130 Yeah, so listen to this madness here.

Speaker 111 Now, by the way,

Speaker 98 let's write out in front, get ahead of this and say this.

Speaker 48 Britain,

Speaker 124 the United Kingdom

Speaker 96 doesn't care

Speaker 14 at all

Speaker 75 about the state of its own society.

Speaker 14 People from all over the world have bought real estate.

Speaker 91 cities like London, similar to New York.

Speaker 35 I'm not saying we're above this at all.

Speaker 37 They do not care.

Speaker 119 Crime is up.

Speaker 201 People are fleeing.

Speaker 54 They're fleeing Britain.

Speaker 96 They're being taxed out.

Speaker 98 They're leaving other places.

Speaker 125 Their cities are foreign-owned cities.

Speaker 63 People come in and launder money through their real estate.

Speaker 89 It's not about race.

Speaker 59 It's not about any people always make it about race.

Speaker 26 Oh, it's about race.

Speaker 197 I have no issue at all with multiculturalism if everyone's moving to a place to be

Speaker 40 British,

Speaker 91 not to exploit

Speaker 98 loopholes in tax policy and investment strategies and suck money out of a place.

Speaker 98 That's not

Speaker 14 patriotic,

Speaker 44 but that's what's happening. But Britain's allowed this to happen because it enriches a small group of people.

Speaker 44 that don't care about the future of the country.

Speaker 196 So let's let's remember the

Speaker 79 let's put this in the context and the perspective that this woman is talking because they just don't care about London's been sold off to the highest bidder.

Speaker 81 The British working class has been sold out.

Speaker 26 They have billionaires from all over the world, dictators, despots.

Speaker 35 They're living in London.

Speaker 59 They're living luxuriously in London.

Speaker 126 They have beautiful houses in Kensington Gardens.

Speaker 51 They live beautifully and they adore it.

Speaker 89 And the British working class has been sold out.

Speaker 96 And let's see what she's talking about.

Speaker 40 Kemi, everyone.

Speaker 203 Hamas is a terrorist group that is,

Speaker 203 you know, making the lives of the people in Gaza, the Palestinians in Gaza. That's what Mr.

Speaker 204 Netanyahu said. And do you? So, you agree with his language?

Speaker 203 So, what I'm saying is that Israel is fighting a war where they want to get 58 hostages who have not been returned. That is what all of this is about.

Speaker 203 And they have said there won't be a ceasefire until they get their people back. What we need to make sure is that we're on the side that is going to eradicate Hamas.

Speaker 203 We need that to happen if we're ever going to get a two-state solution and end this war.

Speaker 205 But does that mean that you, A, support the current Israeli action and that actually you

Speaker 205 think that Mr. Netanyahu's language on this is justified?

Speaker 203 I'm not here to police the language of the Prime Minister.

Speaker 204 I'm not asking to police it. I'm asking...
What he has said, he's not. He doesn't need to know where you stand.

Speaker 203 But I've been very clear where I stand. Hamas is a terrorist group.
They are not our friends.

Speaker 204 I'm talking about what we find about an Israeli. Yes, but it's all related.

Speaker 204 Who funds Hamas?

Speaker 203 Iran.

Speaker 204 An enemy of this country.

Speaker 203 An enemy of this country. Israel is fighting a proxy war on behalf of the UK, just like Ukraine is on behalf of

Speaker 203 Western Europe against Russia.

Speaker 197 We have to.

Speaker 29 Stop it right there.

Speaker 36 Israel is fighting a proxy war on behalf of the United Kingdom?

Speaker 90 Is that the most insane thing anyone's ever heard?

Speaker 101 Are people right now in the United Kingdom, is their biggest problem Iran?

Speaker 65 What is this woman speaking of?

Speaker 40 What is she talking about?

Speaker 64 What is anyone talking?

Speaker 57 Is Iran the reason that no one can afford a house?

Speaker 59 Is Iran the reason that there's fentanyl everywhere?

Speaker 26 Is Iran the reason that we've got political corruption?

Speaker 83 Is Russia the reason?

Speaker 59 Is Iran the reason that we have 12 people that own everything in this country is Iran the reason that we have you know an epidemic of poison food that's killing people and children and is Iran the reason for any of this is Iran the reason that corporations in America just pillage and leave a trail of death and destruction in their wake is Iran the reason we have no health care

Speaker 81 I mean This is the most insane thing I've ever heard.

Speaker 59 She's saying Iran's the enemy of the UK because people pop off.

Speaker 37 The mullahs in Iran talk a lot of shit.

Speaker 16 What are they doing?

Speaker 54 Did Iran attack the UK?

Speaker 32 Did Iran attack the United States of America? Am I completely? Is Russia attacking the United Kingdom or the United States of America?

Speaker 106 Am I wrong?

Speaker 98 But when she says, just get her out of here, but when she says

Speaker 97 we are,

Speaker 105 they're fighting a proxy war on behalf of us

Speaker 100 and that that's what the Ukraine is doing for Russia.

Speaker 37 It's on behalf of us.

Speaker 32 Number one, it's very dangerous to say because, number one,

Speaker 136 there's a lot of people in this country that are not trying to get in a war with Russia.

Speaker 106 I mean, we're not trying to do that.

Speaker 14 I don't want to be in a war with Russia.

Speaker 168 So, this framing of the issue

Speaker 95 that I just don't agree with that

Speaker 72 you're in a proxy where your own society is collapsing.

Speaker 136 Your own society is declining perpetually, year after year.

Speaker 64 Annually, things get worse.

Speaker 119 People are fleeing.

Speaker 110 And you're out there

Speaker 91 saying the most important thing to the British working class or the American working class is that the Iranian regime is decapitated with Israeli airstrikes?

Speaker 61 Can you imagine knocking on the door of a double-wide trailer and grabbing a person who is five months away from being homeless in our country and asking them their biggest problem?

Speaker 136 Do you think the word Iran is going to come up much?

Speaker 75 How do we get in this position?

Speaker 111 Well, Iran.

Speaker 193 When your insurance won't cover a knee operation and you have to go bankrupt to replace your hip,

Speaker 118 is your main concern that iran be decapitated

Speaker 81 this is the craziest shit i've ever heard in my life

Speaker 56 and if you say anything like this you're immediately accused of anti-semitism or you don't understand i think listen i'd rather live in israel than iran

Speaker 75 well where would you rather live I'd rather live in Israel than Iran.

Speaker 37 They're nicer to gay people.

Speaker 25 They're nicer to women.

Speaker 119 I'm no fan of the Iranian regime.

Speaker 63 I live in America.

Speaker 59 That's where I live.

Speaker 78 My concern is the people of America.

Speaker 97 Are they doing good?

Speaker 89 That's my concern.

Speaker 26 I feel terrible for women in Iran that want more rights.

Speaker 89 But I've seen this movie before

Speaker 99 where we go in there because everyone wants more rights.

Speaker 84 Everyone wants to be liberated.

Speaker 59 And here we go.

Speaker 128 Here comes the liberators.

Speaker 10 And then we've also seen the end of that movie where the taliban comes back or

Speaker 78 iraq has this very you know they have a government that puts all the same rules in

Speaker 115 i am not saying you know we're the ones who fucked up iran in the beginning with the shah and the coup it was like a progressive country we slammed the door shut on that and then the veils went on

Speaker 84 and then since the hostage crisis we've been using iran iran has been like, we've been using Iran in this country forever.

Speaker 69 Everything is Iran.

Speaker 196 During the 9-11 things, they're like, Iraq is a smokescreen.

Speaker 14 Iran's the final talk.

Speaker 59 Like everybody

Speaker 78 was sold on this idea that Iran, Iran, Iran.

Speaker 25 We've got a leader in the Conservative Party in the UK saying that they're fighting a proxy war on behalf of us.

Speaker 143 So I talked to my doctor about self-injecting with the Vivgard Hytrullo pre-filled syringe, which contains F-gardigamide alpha and hyaluronidase QVFC.

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Speaker 81 This poor guy on Air India is getting no, he had a this man miraculously survived the plane crash, and we cared about it for an hour because then this shit popped off.

Speaker 47 Look at this guy,

Speaker 187 everyone on Air India died, and I'm sorry to say

Speaker 196 Look at this guy.

Speaker 109 Yeah, he's like, get out of here.

Speaker 84 He's angry.

Speaker 91 This is the lone survivor of the Air India fatal crash.

Speaker 134 This guy, I mean, this should have been a miraculous story.

Speaker 59 It lasted an hour.

Speaker 108 And then everybody in LA, which was, you know, they were Bernie Waymos in the street.

Speaker 4 That's another thing, folks.

Speaker 73 It's just 2020 vibes.

Speaker 90 I know the protests.

Speaker 31 Some of them are organic.

Speaker 43 Some of them are organized. Some of them are funded.

Speaker 110 It's all fun out there, whatever the case, okay?

Speaker 10 I don't know why everyone's there.

Speaker 81 I'm sure there's people there for great reasons.

Speaker 11 There's people that are fucked up.

Speaker 47 Who cares?

Speaker 56 You can't say everything's peaceful when there's like multiple cop cars damaged and everything's on fire.

Speaker 119 Most of it can be peaceful, but there are aspects of it that aren't peaceful.

Speaker 59 You got to deal in reality.

Speaker 50 Reality is the guy holding the Mexican flag standing on the car that's burning is not the message.

Speaker 118 The point of a protest is for you to be peaceful and then the cop to punch you.

Speaker 47 And what happens there is then the picture goes viral and everyone goes, oh my God,

Speaker 196 we've lost our way.

Speaker 65 That's the point of a protest.

Speaker 127 The point of a protest is to gain the moral high ground.

Speaker 35 You're not going to win with force.

Speaker 25 You could throw as many line scooters as you want.

Speaker 56 You can spit on people.

Speaker 25 They have all of the police, the National Guard, the military.

Speaker 71 They have the force.

Speaker 90 You have to win that moral victory of getting punched and that photo going violent.

Speaker 118 That's what protests are.

Speaker 50 I was talking to Ray Cump about it, and he made a good point.

Speaker 71 That's what protests are.

Speaker 44 You're not going to defeat them with violence.

Speaker 59 You have to defeat them on the moral ground of saying, hey, this is fucked up.

Speaker 37 And I, again,

Speaker 17 I don't agree with a lot of the people

Speaker 47 that are

Speaker 31 ignoring

Speaker 58 the contradictions.

Speaker 56 Within that there's a lot of contradictions in that issue.

Speaker 18 I know it's time for everyone to go out and go, I love LA and LA is great, but LA has problems.

Speaker 42 LA is an incredibly dysfunctional place where people live in shanty towns and hovels and they live in the shadows and they serve a class of millionaires and billionaires.

Speaker 79 And I've never seen more dramatic income inequality in my life than I've seen in Los Angeles.

Speaker 92 And Los Angeles, 40% of all illegal immigrants live in Los Angeles.

Speaker 69 And this whole society or in California, sorry.

Speaker 25 40% live in California.

Speaker 24 And many of the main industries are run on illegal labor.

Speaker 35 And again, I'm not, I don't want these people zip-tied and thrown in cars.

Speaker 89 But we also have to realize why did all of that happen?

Speaker 110 Why did that happen?

Speaker 61 Well, it happened because, and then you go, well,

Speaker 78 who's getting these, who's getting the better deal here?

Speaker 25 You go, well, a lot of illegal labor is used in the production of food.

Speaker 202 Okay, well, is that cheaper?

Speaker 9 No, that's more expensive than it's ever been.

Speaker 97 All right.

Speaker 84 Well, a lot of illegal labor is used in the construction of homes.

Speaker 17 Are they cheaper?

Speaker 84 No, that's more expensive than it's ever been.

Speaker 108 So the reality is

Speaker 96 all of this labor that's being utilized by these corporate entities,

Speaker 51 all of it is increasing the value to shareholders, investors,

Speaker 69 owners.

Speaker 59 None of it's trickling out.

Speaker 32 Certainly not to their workers, certainly not to, and it's not trickling out really to the consumers, except you can go, well, Walmart, you can get a cheap shirt.

Speaker 183 Now, then go door dash, though, because that's the only job left.

Speaker 65 Oh, you're not a venture capitalist?

Speaker 27 All you can do is DoorDash.

Speaker 207 You can't build a society like this.

Speaker 87 And again,

Speaker 44 you have to figure out a way

Speaker 104 to say

Speaker 29 honestly

Speaker 89 that this

Speaker 82 has resulted in

Speaker 174 the immiseration of certain groups in America.

Speaker 51 Specifically, people that were born here that aren't college educated, that aren't venture capitalists, that aren't making money on OnlyFans,

Speaker 124 that are living

Speaker 38 in employment, you know, deserts of opportunity and all these other places where they can't just get a job.

Speaker 27 All of their jobs got shipped overseas.

Speaker 27 And in a lot of the industries that they would be able to work in, they've been replaced by people that are making making a lot less money.

Speaker 62 If illegal immigrants were coming here and demanding the same amount of money, it wouldn't happen.

Speaker 71 The Koch brothers were the largest proponents of immigration.

Speaker 56 They're genuine billionaire libertarians.

Speaker 118 The reason they lived for many years in 740 Park Avenue, a building in Manhattan with zero diversity.

Speaker 68 There were more billionaires living in that building than any other.

Speaker 81 It's where Rockefeller used to live.

Speaker 65 These are not fans of diversity.

Speaker 15 They're fans of low-wage labor.

Speaker 41 And

Speaker 59 that's not to say that the people that came here have done anything wrong or that they should be willy-nilly thrown in the back of vans.

Speaker 87 I don't believe that.

Speaker 208 I think it's inhumane and barbaric.

Speaker 81 But we do have to look at the actual issue.

Speaker 4 You're going to zoom out for a little bit

Speaker 131 and say

Speaker 16 there is a reason.

Speaker 74 that the country

Speaker 131 has gotten addicted

Speaker 101 to having a group of people here that they do not have to pay, that cannot be unionized, that don't have power.

Speaker 124 And all these corporate entities and a lot of wealthy people benefit from having maids, chefs, landscapers, nannies, people to do their nails.

Speaker 64 And those people,

Speaker 68 you know,

Speaker 47 they don't want to pay American wages.

Speaker 30 And these companies don't want to to pay American wages.

Speaker 44 So this is going to be an, it's not only in America that this is an issue.

Speaker 103 It's all over the world that economic migration, because it's what it is.

Speaker 62 It's not everybody coming in because they have an issue with they're in a refugee position.

Speaker 47 Some people are refugees, genuinely, and people's hearts go out to them, but a lot of it's economic migration.

Speaker 106 And why wouldn't it be?

Speaker 134 People coming to make money and to have better lives.

Speaker 183 There's nothing wrong with that, but there's only so many

Speaker 37 people that can be assimilated into any economic, political, and social environment at any time without causing these rifts and without letting those rifts be exploited by billionaires, multimillionaires, business owners, corporations that come in

Speaker 17 and

Speaker 165 hire people and pay them almost no money and eight or 10 of them live in a house and exploit them.

Speaker 124 And this shouldn't be a partisan issue.

Speaker 119 Barack Obama and Bill Clinton were both on the same page that American workers should get priority.

Speaker 114 That doesn't mean that these raids are good or that they will serve that goal long term.

Speaker 5 I think they'll just turn people off.

Speaker 170 I can't imagine that people are going to tolerate this.

Speaker 47 You can't even look at these things.

Speaker 170 It's the same thing with the Gaza stuff.

Speaker 54 It's like Israel.

Speaker 15 You think people are just going to look at six-year-olds exploding and think it's a great idea?

Speaker 69 I don't think people are going to be able to look at six-year-olds being put in handcuffs and put in police cars and sent to Guantanamo Bay.

Speaker 102 But the problem is, everyone on every side of every issue in this country is so completely insane

Speaker 35 that having a rational discussion with anyone about anything is almost pointless.

Speaker 201 I'm just grateful that Israel

Speaker 103 is doing what I needed,

Speaker 196 which is getting rid of

Speaker 207 the government of Iran, which is my biggest problem personally.

Speaker 37 It is my biggest problem.

Speaker 110 It's a pet peeve.

Speaker 78 I was on like a coffee date the other day and the guy said to me, what are your pet peeves?

Speaker 15 And I go, the government of Iran.

Speaker 110 That's, I mean, What else?

Speaker 65 What else could be a problem, but the government of Iran?

Speaker 35 What else would be an issue in this world except them that we haven't thought about in years, but we should be thinking about them?

Speaker 111 And they go, well, Iran wants a nuke.

Speaker 106 Well, why wouldn't they want a nuke?

Speaker 14 Why wouldn't they want a nuke?

Speaker 16 I'm not saying that they should have a nuke.

Speaker 97 It would be great if they had a nuke, but why wouldn't they?

Speaker 26 People think it makes them crazy to say, can you believe they want a nuke?

Speaker 14 Of course I can.

Speaker 84 Everyone around them's got nukes.

Speaker 59 Of course they want a nuke.

Speaker 37 Is it it great to have a nuke?

Speaker 16 No, it's not great that anyone has nukes.

Speaker 75 But the idea that they want a nuke seems like something you could understand.

Speaker 133 You could understand, well, they're religious fundamental.

Speaker 89 Yeah, but I see a lot of those.

Speaker 117 Get up Glenn Beck's tweet.

Speaker 75 Does this not sound like a religious one?

Speaker 117 Get that Glenn Beck tweet come up.

Speaker 81 Now that we're discussing religious fundamentalism,

Speaker 14 Heavenly Father.

Speaker 84 I mean,

Speaker 89 go down to the one that starts with Heavenly Father.

Speaker 40 Yeah, that one. Go up.

Speaker 10 Make that bigger.

Speaker 37 Heavenly Father, please protect Israel and her people, your chosen people.

Speaker 108 Forgive them and guide them as they strike at the head of the snake.

Speaker 99 We pray that you spare innocent lives and provide swift justice for those who forsake your name.

Speaker 100 We pray in Jesus' name, amen.

Speaker 26 Well, there we go.

Speaker 126 No religious fundamentalism there.

Speaker 54 That seems like a rational thing.

Speaker 111 Because that's what it all comes down to.

Speaker 68 They don't believe the people in Iran are people.

Speaker 83 So just get rid of it. It's ahead of the snake.

Speaker 78 So if the decapitating the government's ahead of the snake, then the civilians are just the rest of the snake.

Speaker 110 Just light them on fire, blow them up.

Speaker 108 Who cares?

Speaker 70 Doesn't matter, people in Gaza, blow them up.

Speaker 117 You have Smoat Rich coming out and going, yep, they're all fucking the children of Satan or whatever they call them.

Speaker 106 You know,

Speaker 47 it's not Nephilimephilim.

Speaker 207 That's the fucking anunnaki people whatever they got amalek or whatever it is these are the children of satan we got to kill them

Speaker 57 you gotta get and then peep then people in their houses while their their kids are in the pool and their wife is making a cocktail write an article about this is well and we think and well it's the idea that and there's a campaign of airstrikes and and we can see the power dynamic shifting in the middle and they're writing all these articles and then it's just boo

Speaker 17 boom and people are under rubble And no one cares.

Speaker 16 And it's just the way it is.

Speaker 67 It's just the way it is, fully, and has been since I've like been alive.

Speaker 44 It's the same people out there, it's the same arguments.

Speaker 32 There's nothing new under the sun.

Speaker 37 They're coming to kill you.

Speaker 207 You better do it.

Speaker 32 Putin's invading everywhere.

Speaker 64 Iran's going to get the nuke.

Speaker 24 And then Colorado, they're wiping Aspen off the map.

Speaker 110 Meanwhile,

Speaker 110 meanwhile,

Speaker 47 all of the other other problems are ignored.

Speaker 57 Nobody cares about

Speaker 25 an epidemic of drugs, lack of employment, people's lives

Speaker 59 totally being hollowed out by aspects of globalization.

Speaker 42 No one cares about any of that.

Speaker 25 Nobody treats any of those like national security threats.

Speaker 134 The only national security threats are these like imaginary ones that people come up with in rooms under the Pentagon.

Speaker 111 Those are the only threats that we have.

Speaker 131 The fact that like you could drive through like 10 American cities I can name and like at night they're like desolate and there's just like meth zombies wandering around.

Speaker 45 No one feels like that's a problem.

Speaker 14 Everyone's cool with that.

Speaker 45 No one will bring that up.

Speaker 99 Everyone thinks that's kind of fun.

Speaker 119 Fine. Good.

Speaker 17 Whatever.

Speaker 111 That's the way it is.

Speaker 110 Things are different.

Speaker 81 Things have changed.

Speaker 29 Well, it's remote work or what it is.

Speaker 116 Is that what it is?

Speaker 64 Is that why everyone's running around like

Speaker 37 fucking zombies from the fucking The Last of Us?

Speaker 63 It's because of remote work.

Speaker 14 Is that it?

Speaker 68 No one cares about any of it.

Speaker 134 The only threats, there's no one internal that's ever a threat.

Speaker 125 No one's ever doing anything wrong.

Speaker 54 Iran's trying to kill Trump.

Speaker 115 Remember that?

Speaker 108 Iran's doing it.

Speaker 130 Russia's doing it.

Speaker 45 It's never us.

Speaker 117 Those 19 intelligence agencies are always good.

Speaker 75 They're always doing good things.

Speaker 94 You don't know what half of them are.

Speaker 26 Three quarters of them, even, and I'm educated.

Speaker 23 I have no idea what the fuck they do, but it's good.

Speaker 81 Don't worry about it. USAID's always good.

Speaker 111 We're handing out cups of water in Africa.

Speaker 196 That's what we're doing.

Speaker 75 Really? Is that what we're doing?

Speaker 96 Shut up.

Speaker 111 Is that really what we're doing?

Speaker 59 It seems, there seems like many reports that we're doing other things.

Speaker 207 Shut up, shut up.

Speaker 54 It's good. We're helping.

Speaker 70 Yes, are we helping some people?

Speaker 48 I'm sure we are helping some people.

Speaker 134 But there are no problems internally with anybody, by the way.

Speaker 53 Everyone's good internally.

Speaker 47 Everyone's good internally.

Speaker 16 All of these people that run the CIA and MI6 and the Mossad and

Speaker 119 the Saudi intelligence, they're all good.

Speaker 112 They're all good.

Speaker 131 And they're all defending you all the time.

Speaker 78 You heard this woman, this conservative leader in the UK, where people are getting stabbed with katanas.

Speaker 95 It's Iran doing it.

Speaker 112 That's because of Iran that your kid got stabbed in the street.

Speaker 50 It's Iran.

Speaker 27 The grooming gangs that people say aren't happening.

Speaker 26 Iran.

Speaker 111 All the instability all over the world. It's Iran.

Speaker 110 God, they're good, huh?

Speaker 95 This Iran?

Speaker 70 They're amazing.

Speaker 77 It's just Iran and Russia.

Speaker 32 It's all these imaginary, it's all these.

Speaker 37 And then, then, then people go, well, do you want to live in Russia?

Speaker 60 Do you want to live in Russia?

Speaker 17 You like Iran?

Speaker 29 You're a fan of Russia.

Speaker 45 God, I'm old enough to remember this.

Speaker 103 So you think Saddam Hussein is good?

Speaker 100 You think the Taliban's good?

Speaker 106 You're on the side of the Taliban?

Speaker 40 What?

Speaker 116 What the fuck?

Speaker 108 Afghanistan is a seventh century

Speaker 97 prehistoric village of warlords.

Speaker 133 What the fuck do we have any business figuring out what the hell is going to make that work?

Speaker 26 But I remember if you said that,

Speaker 75 you were called a traitor by me, by coked up me in high school and early college who thought you didn't understand that our way of life was better.

Speaker 106 Our way of life is better, but it's our way of life.

Speaker 112 And it's not our business to go around the world giving it to people.

Speaker 98 You know, here's one reason.

Speaker 108 They don't like it.

Speaker 26 They don't like it when you show up with a bunch of guns and you bomb them all and kill all of them.

Speaker 111 The rest of them don't fall in line.

Speaker 106 Isn't that interesting that when you kill half of the building, the other half doesn't go, well, I've realized the error of my ways.

Speaker 63 They don't thank you.

Speaker 64 We go around the world and wondering why people don't thank us for blowing them up.

Speaker 109 That's literally American foreign policy.

Speaker 111 We blow people up and they go, what's your problem?

Speaker 84 And then we open up borders.

Speaker 99 They come over here.

Speaker 26 And they either like commit terrorism or do whatever.

Speaker 108 They hate us. And we go, why do they hate?

Speaker 207 They're not patriotic. They come over here.

Speaker 97 We blew them all up.

Speaker 202 So it seems to be a logical fallacy that this works.

Speaker 91 Hopefully cooler heads prevail here.

Speaker 27 Trump literally just told Dana-Bash, Dana Bash, he's like, I can't negotiate with the people people anymore because they're dead.

Speaker 96 The Iranians he was negotiating with are dead now.

Speaker 61 And then she goes, well, did Israel kill them?

Speaker 119 He goes, well, they didn't die at COVID.

Speaker 88 I mean, he is funny, but he's, but so they're still trying to negotiate in a hot war with missiles going back.

Speaker 45 This is how unserious this all is.

Speaker 84 Trump's like, well, we'll see if we can negotiate with him.

Speaker 127 Thank God for Iran.

Speaker 95 Thank God for Iran because who would we bomb?

Speaker 64 We need to get bombed. Someone.

Speaker 75 What are we going to do now?

Speaker 110 What are we going to do?

Speaker 165 Let's say that they replace Iran with a pro-Western regime somehow.

Speaker 119 God only knows how, but somehow. Who's next?

Speaker 64 Someone's next.

Speaker 114 You'll just start hearing about how dangerous Lebanon is.

Speaker 17 Lebanon.

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Speaker 82 Is this, is Trump's military parade this Saturday is the tomorrow?

Speaker 35 Yeah. So he's got, we got the military parade.

Speaker 81 We got the massive protests.

Speaker 109 This is like we're engineering a civil war here.

Speaker 135 And it's his birthday.

Speaker 87 And it's his birthday.

Speaker 111 And we have Israel

Speaker 84 in a hot war with Iran.

Speaker 96 We have their issue with Gaza.

Speaker 27 And then we have Russia, Ukraine.

Speaker 65 I've never seen

Speaker 77 so many things go so wrong so quickly.

Speaker 59 I really haven't. I mean, it's really

Speaker 50 a complete,

Speaker 50 insane pivot for an anti-war candidate to go, we're going to,

Speaker 98 we'll get involved in this war at the behest of Israel or if they want us to, or we'll just get involved and we're going to have a big military parade.

Speaker 83 It just, to me,

Speaker 25 I'm confused. Everyone I know is confused.
Again, I said it before.

Speaker 79 If you're not confused, you're paid.

Speaker 78 Go get your money.

Speaker 77 No shade.

Speaker 106 Go get that money.

Speaker 48 Money's green.

Speaker 72 I don't take you seriously and no one does.

Speaker 68 No, we know you're lying.

Speaker 94 And no, we know how bad it all when you're out there going,

Speaker 97 Palate,

Speaker 97 good.

Speaker 44 And I think that, and we know it's okay.

Speaker 112 It's okay, but we know, we all know it doesn't seem natural.

Speaker 62 The words coming out of the mouth are not natural.

Speaker 75 And I would say

Speaker 97 that it is important for the security of the

Speaker 45 and that we must and the nation.

Speaker 87 Yeah, yeah, yeah, we get it.

Speaker 93 It's fine. Take the money.
It doesn't matter. Who cares?

Speaker 26 And if you're doing it without the money and no one's paying you, then beast, then ask for money, half of these people.

Speaker 47 Go ask for money.

Speaker 110 People have money.

Speaker 64 Go get the money.

Speaker 109 That's the reality.

Speaker 89 But I'm just a little confused as to why this is a great idea

Speaker 79 that we're destabilizing this region right now.

Speaker 98 A region that

Speaker 120 doesn't, they're not, I mean, it's like it's a problem, it's always a problem.

Speaker 25 This is like a hornet's nest.

Speaker 18 The Middle East is always a problem.

Speaker 61 And if you deviate, if you deviate

Speaker 134 from the course,

Speaker 105 and the course is war, you just called every name in the book, and people are just

Speaker 81 doesn't make any sense to me, but who cares?

Speaker 68 No one cares.

Speaker 39 Kevin Costra sued by Horizon 2 stunt double over rape scene, she says, was unscripted and violent.

Speaker 17 Well.

Speaker 25 Kevin Costra has been sued by a stunt performer from the set of Horizon 2, who claimed she was put in an unscripted rape scene without warning or proper filming safety protocols.

Speaker 18 Devin Labella filed a lawsuit Tuesday in a Los Angeles County Superior Court against a Horizon series production company,

Speaker 208 alleging sexual harassment, hostile work environment, and intentional infliction of emotional distress, the violent, unscripted, unscheduled rape scene.

Speaker 17 Wait, hold on.

Speaker 46 What do you mean,

Speaker 59 unscheduled, unscripted, like you didn't know?

Speaker 134 It unfolded during filming in Utah.

Speaker 207 LaBella said filming the scene filled her with shame, upended her career, and left her reeling with permanent trauma.

Speaker 110 What?

Speaker 25 Marty Singer, an attorney for Costner, said in a statement that LaBella's claim has absolutely no merit and is completely contradicted by her own actions.

Speaker 25 As a stunt performer on Horizon 2, the scene in question was explained to Miss LaBella after she performed the rehearsal in character with another actor.

Speaker 18 She gave her stunt coordinator supervisor a thumbs up and indicated her willingness to then shoot the scene.

Speaker 27 It's interesting to say, I'm a stunt actor.

Speaker 8 And they go, what are you doing?

Speaker 76 You're like, hanging off a cliff.

Speaker 13 You go, no, I'm getting raped by Kevin Costner.

Speaker 17 It's a very interesting,

Speaker 124 I'm a stunt actor.

Speaker 23 I'm going to get raped by Kevin Costner in Iraq.

Speaker 26 By the way, you can get raped by worse people, by the way.

Speaker 59 Well, that movie Horizon sucked.

Speaker 49 That was a big bomb.

Speaker 59 Nobody wants to get raped in a bomb.

Speaker 32 If she got raped on Yellowstone, it would be okay.

Speaker 104 But she got stunt raped on Horizon, which was a big waste of money and everybody's time.

Speaker 76 Nobody wants to get stunt raped on Horizon.

Speaker 61 You want to get stunt raped on Yellowstone.

Speaker 165 Interesting.

Speaker 18 Due to the ad hoc and violent nature of the sudden script change requests, along with the failure to secure a contractually required intimacy coordinator for the scene, Miss Hunt became visibly upset and walked off sat, refusing to do the scene.

Speaker 34 LaBella was unaware that Hunt had left, and Coster asked her to stand in for Hunt to line up a shot.

Speaker 117 She might get a couple of shekels for this.

Speaker 35 She might get a couple of bucks.

Speaker 64 She might get a couple of bucks.

Speaker 117 She might get a couple of, she might get a couple of shackles.

Speaker 40 And why not?

Speaker 106 And why not?

Speaker 191 She was not warned about the sexual nature of the scene, which she learned about when Ivans was ready on top of her in a wagon and finally pulled up her skirt.

Speaker 27 The complaint said Anna Costner was fully in charge of directing.

Speaker 97 Well, you know.

Speaker 119 What are you going to do?

Speaker 133 Give her a couple of bucks.

Speaker 127 Hit her with a couple.

Speaker 133 Hit her off with a couple of bucks here.

Speaker 106 What am I going to, you know?

Speaker 84 Tell her I ran did it.

Speaker 23 Say I ran did it.

Speaker 44 That's what happened.

Speaker 29 Sorry.

Speaker 110 That's what I tell as Kevin Kot.

Speaker 23 It's Iran.

Speaker 29 Sorry.

Speaker 47 Qatar funded this whole thing.

Speaker 110 Sue them.

Speaker 143 So I talked to my doctor about self-injecting with the Vivgard Hytrulo pre-filled syringe, which contains F-gardigamide alpha and hyaluronidase QVFC.

Speaker 148 It's injected under your skin, subcutaneously.

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Speaker 21 It's It's so amazing that they can answer it then.

Speaker 62 TibularComedy.com.

Speaker 169 We'll have dates on sale, I think, on Monday for some clubs to work on a new hour before we hit theaters and stuff next year.

Speaker 83 But,

Speaker 99 you know, let's hope here that we can

Speaker 196 move forward

Speaker 78 and that this isn't our final episode because the we're in some nuclear Armageddon.

Speaker 97 We don't want that.

Speaker 37 But it is just funny.

Speaker 63 It's just really, it doesn't matter who's in there.

Speaker 59 It just really doesn't matter who's in there. War is the business.

Speaker 16 That's what we're doing.

Speaker 81 That's what we're doing here.

Speaker 27 So anybody that gets overly invested in politics, like I get it, I I guess, if your daughter lost her swim race to a guy with a cock or something, you know what I mean?

Speaker 14 Like, I mean,

Speaker 27 you know, but when you get overly invested in politics, I've been on this beat for a minute.

Speaker 25 You just have to sit back and laugh.

Speaker 56 That's why I make fun of it all because, like, it's just going to be what it'll be here.

Speaker 45 There's not,

Speaker 47 what do you think is going to happen?

Speaker 114 Just going to be what it's going to be.

Speaker 84 Nothing really, there's nothing to do.

Speaker 16 Hopefully, they can calm this fucking thing down, but then it'll be something else.

Speaker 105 Because those boomer fox news retards are,

Speaker 16 you can easily get those people riled up.

Speaker 50 You can easily get them riled up.

Speaker 76 It's not a big, it's not hard.

Speaker 92 These are the same type of people that fly American flags, you know, and they're like, I fly my flag.

Speaker 97 You, goddamn, you, if you, you don't like my flag.

Speaker 208 And it's like, no one doesn't like your flag.

Speaker 186 No one's telling you to, no one's saying to not fly the flag.

Speaker 110 They live in like a cul-de-sac on Long Island.

Speaker 78 They think people are trying to take their flag down.

Speaker 97 Nobody better tell me about my flag.

Speaker 198 If you come over and tell me to stop flying my flag, we're going to have a real problem.

Speaker 45 Who's doing that? No one's doing that.

Speaker 18 No one's telling you to stop flying your flag.

Speaker 84 These are the people that are always ready, no matter what, no matter what, where the war is.

Speaker 98 They're into it. They watch it.

Speaker 89 They watch it on TV.

Speaker 14 They eat.

Speaker 120 They order pizza and they sit in their chair and then they watch the killing.

Speaker 98 And that's what this country really is.

Speaker 109 That's what it really is down deep.

Speaker 112 You can say

Speaker 21 the enduring image of this country will not be us fighting D-Day, by the way.

Speaker 59 That's a nice thought.

Speaker 108 The enduring image of this country will be a fat guy in a chair eating pizza and watching people get killed.

Speaker 32 That's just what it is and saying it's good.

Speaker 57 The enduring image of this country is a fat guy in a lazy boy recliner eating a garlic knot, watching murder and death, and then

Speaker 98 right away justifying it and saying it's good.

Speaker 108 It doesn't matter.

Speaker 98 That's the enduring image of the country.

Speaker 37 Get it to peek.

Speaker 25 Get you nice pizza. It's nice and hot, still cheesy.

Speaker 36 You sit in your chair, you turn on the TV, and someone's killed.

Speaker 68 We're either funding it or we're involved or we're involved, but you don't really know.

Speaker 29 All you know is that somewhere in a place you've never been and ever wanted to go, there's mass death and you watch it and you eat and you eat and then you have heartburn and you take a tums

Speaker 79 and you chew on it three or four times to keep the stomach acid down.

Speaker 89 And then you watch more death,

Speaker 106 more.

Speaker 102 And that's what this country's become.

Speaker 44 It's become a country of suburban lunatics, okay, who are mentally ill, drug addict, food poisoned, paranoid psychopaths,

Speaker 19 technology and Fox News and MSNBC and cable new, it's broiled their brain.

Speaker 44 They have absolutely no decision-making capability.

Speaker 108 They don't have any relationship with their children outside of a perfunctory, hello, how are you?

Speaker 25 Most of their children don't want them near their grandkids they're they're mentally ill people who only who long for death and destruction because they're about to die and they want the world to end because it's their that because to make a point

Speaker 26 they want the world to end to make a point and these people are sitting in

Speaker 97 gross Tuscan themed kitchens in every suburb in America with a fucking home is where the the heart is or a live, laugh, love

Speaker 118 shit on their thing.

Speaker 45 And they're eating and drinking and watching the genocide.

Speaker 37 That is the show they're always watching.

Speaker 111 They're always watching that.

Speaker 59 They're always watching mass murder and they'll never get enough.

Speaker 45 They will never get enough of it.

Speaker 109 They will never, these are the, they are always ready for, they are bloodthirsty people.

Speaker 32 That's what America has become.

Speaker 199 It's become a suburban hellscape of people who long

Speaker 131 to watch other people get murdered and they convince themselves that they are somehow doing good.

Speaker 54 That they're,

Speaker 31 I mean,

Speaker 25 it's, it's the most amazing thing to have witnessed, to have been around, to have lived in these homes.

Speaker 16 It's just, it will never, they don't care.

Speaker 50 It doesn't matter.

Speaker 134 If someone's getting bombed, things are are good.

Speaker 50 People should be, it should be a war all the time and they're proud and they're proud.

Speaker 97 Oh, I'm proud to be an American where at least I know I'm free.

Speaker 26 Like they, it's all they want.

Speaker 122 They've never served in the military or they served in it for 10 minutes.

Speaker 118 They've never seen conflict.

Speaker 35 They've never been in a bar fight, half of them, but they just know.

Speaker 108 that every war is good and

Speaker 17 they have a lot of pride in

Speaker 40 They love it and they like it.

Speaker 119 And that's what our country has really become.

Speaker 97 It's become just a nation of fat cowards, a nation of people who would never themselves

Speaker 68 fight any battle.

Speaker 16 They believe in nothing.

Speaker 109 These people don't believe in anything enough.

Speaker 96 They would sacrifice their own children to survive.

Speaker 196 Listen to what I'm telling you.

Speaker 77 They would sacrifice their own children to survive.

Speaker 37 These men would throw their wife in front of a wolf if they could get to their car.

Speaker 68 They would throw their daughter in front of a bear so they could get to their car.

Speaker 96 They will sacrifice their own children to survive.

Speaker 106 They will poison their best friend.

Speaker 84 They will have sex with his wife.

Speaker 128 They are thieves.

Speaker 40 They are liars.

Speaker 72 They are degenerates of the highest order.

Speaker 112 They believe in nothing except eating and consuming and going on cruises.

Speaker 106 And they just just sit around these shitty Long Island fucking death houses.

Speaker 75 They never die.

Speaker 59 They're riddled with 10 cancers.

Speaker 14 They won't go anywhere.

Speaker 83 They constantly complain about traffic and they sit at home and watch death.

Speaker 69 That's all they want.

Speaker 68 They want our military in every war killing everybody.

Speaker 111 That's all they want.

Speaker 64 And those are the people who run everything.

Speaker 89 Those are the voters.

Speaker 111 Good luck.

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