Rebel News Podcast - ANDREW CHAPADOS ｜ Jeremy Loffredo & Sonny Nelson Fact Check Andrew Says

00:00:00.000 welcome back to a very special episode of andrew says they're all special you know that we've got

00:00:10.680 jeremy lefredo who some say is a young sean penn i certainly do and sunny nelson from getter how

00:00:16.620 are you guys i'm lovely well thank you for having me yeah jeremy uh you could go to ukraine pose a

00:00:24.440 sean penn his son or something get with zelinski do a documentary there i don't know if you've

00:00:29.520 gotten that before have you sean penn no no i haven't i've been saying it around the office

00:00:34.420 for weeks now i thought i'd bring it to you and test the waters didn't go so well i guess

00:00:38.760 i've never heard it before but that's uh that's very funny i would love to go to ukraine and act

00:00:44.080 like sean penn's son it sounds like a big it sounds very funny well you guys are both from the states

00:00:49.900 we're up here in china as they say how's everything going down there in terms of the economy we've

00:00:56.740 seen so much inflation it's not as bad here admittedly uh for better or for worse probably

00:01:02.520 for worse um but now biden is bragging about gas prices going down after blaming putin what's your

00:01:09.780 guys feelings on how people are reacting to this yes they've gone down slightly um not towards not

00:01:15.740 from anywhere where they were in december which he bragged about them being way too high you know um

00:01:20.900 what's the feeling do you think about it actually coming down does anybody actually think it's biden

00:01:26.380 who's brought it down what is he claiming that he's done jeremy let's start with you

00:01:30.120 i mean i got gas yesterday and it was um i got regular i think it was six six fifty seven per gallon

00:01:38.400 here in new york um i don't think anyone is noticing it that it came down at all i think biden's um

00:01:44.720 you know whole demeanor about the them going down slightly is kind of funny because you know if it

00:01:50.960 was it was originally putin's price hike um you know is this putin's price plunge like what what is

00:01:59.160 doing that that it went down so far like it doesn't i don't see any policy on biden's behalf that that

00:02:05.460 would put gas down at all um and initially i think it was you know he was um mostly you know his

00:02:12.780 sanctions that made it go so high um so i don't see what he's changing that would make it go down

00:02:18.900 at all i don't think i'm seeing it go down at all i don't think other new yorkers at least where i am

00:02:23.040 are noticing um any type of price plunge sunny do you think that people are actually do you think

00:02:28.740 this is going to help save the upcoming elections i i feel like that's where they're going with that

00:02:34.480 they need to try to get this off of people's minds before the midterms do you see that happening

00:02:38.640 well i think their comm shop is definitely trying to do that right now um if you remember i think it

00:02:44.920 was last july 4th when their comm shop put out you know oh this year you've saved 75 cents on a hot dog

00:02:51.800 thanks joe biden um they're doing the same thing now i saw the white house they put out a video of

00:02:57.660 the current press secretary saying guys i'm so excited gas prices have come down 50 cents well you know

00:03:04.620 here in north carolina thank goodness it's not as bad as new york but um we're still at an average

00:03:09.240 of around four dollars and the national average i saw today i think is about 432 so yes maybe we have

00:03:16.320 gotten 20 cents here and there off but nothing substantial you know gas is still four dollars i

00:03:22.520 missed a dollar 90 gas under president trump but back to your question about the midterms yes they are

00:03:29.100 going to package this up to try to salvage every little bit that they can but we know that that's

00:03:35.900 not what the american people are feeling they might package it up all sweet and nice but in terms of what

00:03:41.060 people are feeling it's not helping that last press conference that biden did before they said he had

00:03:47.200 covid because i'm not sure i believe it that might have been the worst one and i'm thinking that's why

00:03:53.200 they had to get him off screen for at least a week there um whether he's sick or not it's convenient

00:03:58.960 if he is in the nicest way to say that i guess that was where i think everybody sees where he says

00:04:07.160 everybody i grew up with with in delaware has cancer everyone i know i think that's people seeing

00:04:13.160 how bad it actually is with him and they had to say something positive about the gas they had to get

00:04:19.080 him off screen they brought in you know um a different they brought in an economist in the

00:04:23.800 white house press room there they brought in all these different people not jean pierre as they

00:04:28.320 usually bring in anything to distract from him having this terrible you know decline there now what i want

00:04:35.440 to ask you guys is do you think that like they're going to say that he's going to run no matter what i

00:04:41.200 think but do you think actually he's going to stay and i asked the question a lot because it seems

00:04:46.260 like every week on the show bine's got a new kerfuffle a new stumble a new thing that he can't

00:04:51.760 say he can't in that press conference he couldn't read his lines at all it seemed like whatsoever do

00:04:58.140 you guys think that he's actually going to be kept around or do you think they pull something like well

00:05:03.080 we've got it uh it's time to get him out and kamala harris is the acting president right now do you

00:05:08.260 think that he makes it to 2024 or possibly beyond jeremy um first off he's definitely sick um i mean

00:05:16.180 i don't think he has covid but like he's been sick this entire time um i don't know if he's going

00:05:22.520 to make it to 2024 i don't think he's going to run honestly i don't think it's in anyone's um

00:05:29.480 favor that that biden runs i don't think it's in the democrats favor um it's i mean it is the

00:05:35.880 republicans favor um but like no one in his own party would actually think that that would be a good

00:05:42.780 idea i'm sure they they want someone who's you know young and sober and clear-eyed um who can at

00:05:49.520 least you know speak a sentence or a paragraph or um you know i don't think i don't think he's

00:05:56.700 going to stick around for long this whole regime feels like it's gotta fall apart soon not just

00:06:02.720 because they're old but because the corruption has become glaringly obvious and um nancy pelosi

00:06:09.220 getting asked about her husband making these uh these stock market deals people say he's more

00:06:14.460 accurate than warren buffett um i believe there's reddit threads that just follow everything pelosi's

00:06:20.060 husband does as a as a an investment move and he can become successful that way sunny you were

00:06:26.300 mentioning something to me before about kamala harris said something there's a problem with

00:06:30.820 people having children what was that what were you talking about oh yes i believe her exact line

00:06:36.900 was let me read it um women are getting pregnant every day in america and this is a real issue

00:06:42.640 and she was speaking about this um during i'm pretty sure it was some kind of pro-abortion

00:06:47.960 meeting or rally um just those words are so tone deaf even even for her because she views children as

00:06:58.060 a threat or as something that is is a problem for us but what's interesting is that the u.s birthright

00:07:05.240 has actually declined 20 since 2007 we have lower fertility rates and when i was looking all this

00:07:11.640 up it was oh it's such a mystery and we don't know why this is happening well why do you think this is

00:07:16.380 happening because we have abortion on demand luckily no more hopefully states will change that but we've

00:07:23.160 had abortion on demand without reason used as birth control for you know going on 50 years however long

00:07:29.960 it's been um you know abortion leads to fertility problems all of this is a cycle it's not some

00:07:35.660 giant surprise that we have a declining birth rate well thankfully we've got elon musk

00:07:41.940 impregnating people apparently he actually is um you know uh how do i say this without using

00:07:50.060 specific words but he's like saving his seed basically he's getting women pregnant like in

00:07:59.040 not in vitro but um or maybe that's what it is but basically he's freezing his samples we'll call them

00:08:04.620 uh we gotta save the real words for rebelnewsplus.com i think and women and he wants people to use that

00:08:10.500 he wants birthing people of course people whom can have pregnancies um women no not women just people

00:08:18.140 who have birthing capabilities kamala harris said women are getting pregnant well that's just

00:08:23.560 bigoted of her whose side is she on here i mean i thought it was birthing people yeah and kamala is

00:08:30.340 another person who they hide so much i'm not sure she's had a real i'm not sure when you when you saw

00:08:36.380 this video but i'm not sure she had she's had a real press conference this year she got caught with

00:08:41.440 those children who are actors at the white house and she's always just cackling she can't really answer

00:08:46.840 any questions um my point earlier was that something's going to happen with this group of

00:08:52.020 politicians the the crooked dems as they say the demon rats um just that older generation of them

00:08:58.920 where it's going to come crashing down and they're just going to you know check out as soon as something's

00:09:03.080 found to be corrupt with uh pelosi she's going to be gone kamala harris like i don't see how they

00:09:08.200 can run her she didn't make it out of the first round of primaries last time uh i guess i can ask

00:09:13.720 you guys who do you think they actually run if not biden i think um i think gavin newsom

00:09:21.620 really well he's running those ads i mean he's running those ads and i think you know he's

00:09:27.300 you know he's tall he's um conventionally handsome he's young he's sober um i think you know if you were

00:09:36.360 to see him on a stage next to some you know older republican at least the optics would be better than

00:09:43.240 like you know dementia joe biden next to an older republican where he can't even you know um act

00:09:48.920 like a normal human being that's what uh i know tucker carlson saying that that there's him and the

00:09:56.140 chicago uh the governor of illinois think are thinking about running they're doing ads um pretty

00:10:02.360 terrible places to live sunny i lean more towards mayor pete as my top choice what about you

00:10:08.500 yeah i don't know as we're sitting here talking about this i'm going back and forth on who i think

00:10:14.360 would be their best bet the problem with gavin newsom is that he's a white man and he would have

00:10:20.240 to pick somebody to in order to fit what the democrats you know their identity politics what they

00:10:25.920 run on um he would have to pick a minority to go with him who would that be good question

00:10:31.580 georgia lady what's her name again jacy abrams yeah she's terrible she's just terrible enough to be put

00:10:38.020 in there a very disliked person um so i don't know actually i really have no good answer here as to who

00:10:45.300 i think they should put up um i think they definitely need to have a woman if they want to get those

00:10:50.380 um female votes um but we'll see we'll see we got some time to figure it out well they're bleeding

00:10:56.780 hispanic votes i know that poll that came out recently joe biden's got one of the lowest ratings

00:11:02.180 with hispanic voters ever i think but uh i wanted to show you guys this matt gates clip um i i sent

00:11:08.180 it to jeremy last night uh olivia can you find the matt gates clip from yesterday i think you know

00:11:13.660 it's gonna be pretty obvious sunny have you seen this where he's calling uh abortion pro abortion

00:11:19.640 protesters fat and ugly yes i did i watched the whole thing a little bit ago well let's see if we

00:11:27.580 can get this you got it there okay the wonders of having a great producer she's my producer jamie

00:11:36.200 if you guys aren't uh familiar with joe rogan she's the female jamie although jamie is a unisex name

00:11:42.580 exactly yeah let's go ahead and play this

00:11:44.920 is it safe to say that based off of your comments you're suggesting that these women at these

00:11:51.480 abortion rallies are ugly and overweight yes what do you say to people who think that those comments

00:11:57.040 are offensive be offended i like the at the end sonny is that too far you're a lady oh how did i know

00:12:06.380 you're gonna come at me with this um you know it gave me a little laugh i will say um matt gates knows

00:12:12.640 how to rile people up and if you saw his speech at sass he was doing the same thing um along those

00:12:18.040 lines i have to say that i'm not big into attacking people's personal appearances um sometimes i feel

00:12:24.460 like that can be kind of a low blow when we have so many other factual things that we can hit the

00:12:30.240 dims on with this argument you know we as conservatives have the moral high ground on this pro-life issue

00:12:36.620 and when you look at it it's really a heart problem that is what all of this stems from it stems from

00:12:42.120 seeing a child in the womb as human and worthy of protecting i do think he maybe went a little too

00:12:48.200 far but it got him clicks it got him publicity and now everybody's talking about it well that's a good

00:12:53.740 point jeremy is it just for clicks has he had enough is it too far how do you feel about using these

00:12:58.700 tactics it's a five second clip but um it's like he just went on there and said yeah they're fat and ugly

00:13:04.740 how do you feel about that um yeah i mean you know i think he it's it's funny but like as an actual

00:13:12.940 you know stance i was there at the pro-abortion rallies in new york city um for two days here

00:13:19.740 and at least here you know i saw tons of beautiful women um you know apparently you know they really

00:13:26.780 you know they were screaming out you know obscenities and posters that made me cringe but you know they

00:13:31.440 were pretty i'm not gonna lie um so you know while the video is funny i'm not sure i think it's

00:13:37.720 really uh you know taking a broad stroke with his brush uh you know because it's most it's mostly like

00:13:43.900 it's like it's all liberal women essentially that he's talking about and to call them all fat and ugly

00:13:48.040 is kind of silly yeah and i wanted to touch on some of those rallies you've been going to in nyc

00:13:53.960 um is anything changing there this is a question i ask people from california a lot

00:13:58.400 if the opinions are getting more extreme or more reasonable how have you felt about the answers

00:14:03.040 or the interviews you're doing in new york city recently um in terms of crime in terms of abortion

00:14:08.820 rights how how are the opinions in your in in your view going these days are they going more extreme

00:14:15.140 are they becoming more reasonable or basically the same as they've been since people have been doing

00:14:19.120 this like let's say since 2016 um well in terms of the you know the abortion rallies i was surprised

00:14:27.080 because you know it was two days in a row these people were you know essentially saying you know

00:14:30.480 i'm willing to die for this cause like you know this and that and then there really hasn't been

00:14:35.160 a demonstration in in a month um so you know i i question how dedicated they are to their you know

00:14:42.380 supposed cause because they haven't you know organized anything since they said that they were

00:14:46.620 willing to die for this so um in terms of abortion that's that and then in terms of crime i asked a lot

00:14:52.840 of people about the jose alba case um who is the if you're not familiar he's the um bodega convenience

00:14:58.780 store worker who um he stabbed his uh his attacker with a knife and his his attacker ended up dying

00:15:04.280 he was in his own bodega his own convenience store uh the guy came behind the counter and um i asked

00:15:09.180 people here what they thought about it and you know it they really didn't have like the liberal um nyc

00:15:15.400 pro-crime outlook that you would think that they would have they all sided um with the bodega uh

00:15:21.000 with the convenience store employee they all said that crime is out of control here um so it's really

00:15:26.660 um it's not so much um that there's a such a difference in opinion of you know regular people

00:15:32.500 in new york and regular people in the rest of the country it's more so that there's a division between

00:15:36.480 regular people in new york and the people that they've themselves elected to run the city um and

00:15:42.500 even the people here in new york who consider themselves on the left or liberal um see that the

00:15:47.700 people that they've put in charge are letting the city go to shit and if you ask jill biden it's

00:15:52.660 pronounced bogada um that's funny but i'm glad you said convenience store we don't we don't call them

00:15:59.560 bodegas up here it's more something you learn from like a dave chappelle sketch or something but we

00:16:03.820 call them convenience stores sunny is that offending you the word convenience store no no no we don't call

00:16:09.540 them bodegas here either at first when i first saw the story i was like what is that what's a

00:16:14.300 bogada that's what that's my sunny accent no it's more it's more intelligent of a southern accent than

00:16:20.580 what i do oh thank you that is so kind of you it's the letter i that gets her jeremy she can't say a

00:16:27.420 word with the letter i yeah i understand sorry sunny it happens every time well last time andrew said i

00:16:35.460 was losing my accent so i guess i've been back in the south long enough to pick it back up

00:16:39.580 back at the ranch cattle something so doing something with cattle i'd imagine no um in new

00:16:47.060 york city these um these crimes keep happening and i'm talking about violent crime and they're

00:16:54.160 gaining momentum and i want to talk about this um the guy running against kathy hochel who basically

00:16:59.320 had an assassination attempt worst assassination assassination attempt ever though where he says

00:17:03.960 this is going to be the end of you or this is the end of you he's like he said like you're done

00:17:09.560 you're done bud he might as well have been canadian you're done bud um and then he gets out uh with

00:17:17.000 no bail i was gonna say out on bail but he gets on released without any bail and this guy who's

00:17:23.420 running for governor is like see this is the type of stuff that i'm running against do you foresee any

00:17:29.300 sort of change in the guard here or are we just uh dnc until we die i don't think this guy's got a

00:17:34.880 chance i think no matter how bad the governor or the mayor in new york city is going to be they're

00:17:41.040 still going to vote blue down the ticket i could be wrong what do you think no i agree with you i i

00:17:46.700 think lee zeldin like that's the guy he's he's a good candidate i like his politics but like it is

00:17:52.220 the whole assassination attempt like if you watch it like it was super slow super awkward kind of

00:17:56.700 strange it ended up being a plastic uh you know um piece that he was like attempted to be stabbed

00:18:03.780 with and the guy who actually let the guy who actually let the criminal out of jail um was um

00:18:13.120 he was a member of lee zeldin's uh campaign staff oh my god so the whole thing seems like kind of a

00:18:18.740 political um game uh that lee zeldin is playing to you know kind of get uh people on his side he

00:18:27.400 you know he's saying you know they're letting people out of jail he gets uh he tries to get

00:18:31.620 killed and then the guy gets let out of jail it's a great story um i love lee zeldin but i don't think

00:18:37.000 that you know the republicans have a chance uh in the near future to to win new york so what do you

00:18:43.400 mean the guy who let him out was part of his campaign the of course so well the first the

00:18:48.900 campaign the it was the campaign's decision um not to uh press any serious charges um so they kind

00:18:56.760 of started that going like they once they said that it's like okay well maybe he's going to be let

00:19:00.380 out um and then the um the you have to look it up but the the i believe it's it's someone who's

00:19:08.120 already um in law uh federal not federal state law enforcement in new york um who was in charge

00:19:14.340 of that case is also on uh zeldin's staff wow that's crazy the things you don't hear about and

00:19:20.500 and i think we get trapped doing that on both sides where it's like we want to believe a story

00:19:25.820 is so outrageous but it ends up being something else sunny do you think that there's a chance here

00:19:32.020 for anything to change in the midterms monumentally i mean i keep asking questions like this

00:19:37.960 but um for some reason i feel like something still could happen where it's like well the

00:19:42.540 republicans have really been like they sold that trump was winning in a landslide um and they're

00:19:47.760 selling that there's going to be a landslide i forget who i saw on um on fox recently saying that

00:19:53.100 his conservative estimate was that the republicans gained like 20 something seats and it could be even

00:19:58.180 more do you think it's going to be as much as people have said um that have people finally had

00:20:04.580 enough of these weird policies or do you think it's sort of just going to be the usual ebb and

00:20:09.120 flow usually when a president gets in the opposing party gets the house right after right yeah you know

00:20:15.740 this is how election cycles go um typically midterms will have a big switch i think and i'm hoping that

00:20:22.780 there will be an even bigger um wave of republicans that are going in because the biden administration

00:20:29.640 policies have been so detrimental to average americans you know whether it be gas prices or

00:20:36.020 whether it be your utility bills going up um you know the immigration problem that we are having in

00:20:42.840 texas and all along our southern border right now is unheard of and these are things that i really hope

00:20:48.280 that average americans who aren't really into politics or maybe weren't that involved in the 2020

00:20:52.700 election i hope that they take a second step back look at their life and say how is my life right now

00:20:58.640 compared to two or three years ago and they really vote with a policy mindset rather than a person

00:21:04.660 mindset um you know if that happens and i think we'll see a big red wave as they say now you run

00:21:11.660 into election fraud the things that we face during the 2020 election um these are all things that i hope

00:21:17.240 that we don't have to face going into 2024 but it will be interesting to see going in

00:21:22.100 yeah and on this illegal immigration front now that they're being sent to democratic cities there's

00:21:29.240 this huge outrage olivia can you find eric adams new york city mayor legal immigration and it's

00:21:35.100 happening in dc as well and i always laugh that her name's mayor bowser it's like they they purposely

00:21:40.860 choose the evilest sounding and looking people are you've got mayor bowser you've got lori light

00:21:46.280 uh yeah bowser's the the big evil boss in mario and then you've got lori lightfoot who looks like

00:21:55.520 a gremlin london breed is an interesting name that i always hear it from california it's just like they

00:22:01.060 have to pick somebody with a weird name or looks really weird to run these places but now the the dc

00:22:07.260 mayor is complaining about illegal immigration and it's unsustainable and eric adams let's show this

00:22:12.320 clip he's i i believe he's saying how it's gonna you know ruin their uh their local economies and

00:22:18.300 it's gonna take a toll on our infrastructure and our economy and uh this and that it's it's really

00:22:23.340 interesting let's play this olivia um million debt relief program i don't know let's play this let's

00:22:31.000 see what he says anyways we've got it there and we can't have uh the historical um i believe people

00:22:38.080 should be housed but just don't house them on my block everyone block everyone's block is going to

00:22:44.960 be impacted by this and so we have to add our advocacy uh with our uh ability to help our neighbors

00:22:54.720 and we need everyone on board with this you know because uh as i stated last week our schools are going

00:23:00.280 to be impacted our health care system is going to be impacted uh our infrastructure is going to be

00:23:06.560 impacted uh but we're willing to do our job and we're going to do our job and we're going to need

00:23:11.920 all new yorkers to be with us on this i mean that sounds a little racist jeremy but uh it sounds like

00:23:17.140 he's not against the illegal immigration i was kidding about that sunny i don't actually think

00:23:21.460 i saw her face like what the hell no um i wasn't really uh picking up what's your butt down there wow

00:23:28.320 this is like your fourth time on the show still doesn't get my humor um delete um she it sounds like

00:23:34.760 he's kind of for it he's saying oh we're all gonna have to sacrifice um our way of life and you know

00:23:40.780 just start relieving debt for people is there anything else i'm missing from this jeremy that

00:23:45.700 you know no i mean you know i don't think any constituency likes to hear you know i'm gonna do

00:23:54.400 this thing that's gonna make your life worse we're gonna make your like it's not something that people

00:24:00.060 like to hear your block is gonna change your neighborhood's gonna change um you know and that's

00:24:05.340 just something that we have to deal with it's like no these are not this is not a natural occurrence

00:24:09.080 this is you know the the effect of your policies um so i don't think any new yorker really likes to

00:24:16.020 hear that other than maybe you know uh college liberals who are living in dorm rooms who don't

00:24:20.360 actually have any neighborhood or house but um that's what's i don't think anyone really likes to

00:24:25.400 hear that new york well on one hand he's saying all this stuff is going to cost us money but he

00:24:29.340 doesn't say that it's costing them money it inevitably is but he's also saying we're going

00:24:34.060 to relieve the debt for mental health professionals i'm not sure exactly how that uh helps a person

00:24:39.140 you know who works downtown manhattan or something or they have they're a postman or a garbage man i'm

00:24:45.280 not sure how relieving um the debt for mental health professionals helps the average person i'm not

00:24:51.620 sure exactly are they saying it's going to cause more mental health issues are they saying the people

00:24:56.360 coming in i don't see that do you know what the connection is there between relieving mental

00:25:00.920 health debt no that that's a it's a great point and like maybe i'm sure they had a had an idea when

00:25:07.320 they wrote that but like i don't see the connection i don't see it sunny what do you think about these

00:25:13.760 politicians i know um the dc mayor there uh super mario has a problem with the illegal immigrations i think

00:25:22.500 she went on meet the press or something to that caliber um and and they're saying they don't want

00:25:27.720 it in their neighborhoods but this has been going on for how long in texas arizona new mexico

00:25:33.060 right well that's what you get from these democrat leaders this very elitist mentality they want

00:25:40.940 open immigration for everybody until it starts affecting them and that is one thing that i've really

00:25:46.520 learned probably this year is how well democrats are at communicating their comm shops are really

00:25:53.520 just on it all the time they can package something up to sound so nice just like what we were seeing

00:25:59.080 in the previous clip he was making it sound like this is we're all in this together i'm going to be

00:26:03.900 affected by this you're going to be affected by this well actually no you're not because you're going

00:26:08.540 to be behind your gate with your guards and your security while we're out on the street and we're

00:26:13.600 letting in criminals after criminal but that's not something that they have to face it's this

00:26:18.380 elitist mentality from democrats that really is just astounding to me and it's astounding

00:26:23.780 that americans don't see it because they believe the press that they are given

00:26:28.160 jeremy it's really weird how eric adams has governed so far i feel like he goes he goes on these walks and

00:26:34.860 he's like oh i didn't know it's this violent he goes on the subway he's like i didn't know there's this

00:26:38.680 many crazy and homeless people on the subway but he doesn't really do am i wrong is he not

00:26:44.720 really doing anything about it i know one of their first initiatives was to eliminate putting people

00:26:50.080 in bail for in jail for violent crimes and obviously they have this uh no cash bail system he seems to

00:26:56.340 be pointing out these problems and even in that statement he's like well this is going to affect our

00:27:00.120 community but too bad is he doing anything to actually stem these sort of problems that he himself

00:27:06.040 is admittedly noticing no and and that's exactly right he he'll he'll like he'll take a walk as if

00:27:13.300 he's a you know it's just like it's like you know um how aoc will tweet about things or policies will

00:27:18.760 tweet about things and then not do anything like it's just tweeting and he's just taking a walk in a

00:27:23.940 neighborhood where he's the mayor of and saying wow we got to do something about this it's like

00:27:28.700 you're you're who's more powerful than you in new york city um so you know you have you have that

00:27:35.000 happening it's it's very like performative you walk through neighborhoods goes on subway so i have

00:27:38.620 no idea city's really falling apart someone should do something about this um and you know it's sad and

00:27:44.880 then you have also i mean you know joe biden's economic policies and pandemic policies are awfully

00:27:50.480 obviously playing a role here in the city where theft and robberies are up like of course you know

00:27:57.100 we have record unemployment here in new york um record inflation um you know people are not

00:28:02.960 in a comfortable position and crime is on the rise and that's because of joe biden's economic

00:28:07.500 policies because of the pandemic policies and instead of you know maybe um you know putting

00:28:13.320 together some job programs or something like that it's like they're just sending in illegal immigrants

00:28:17.280 it's like we can't even deal with unemployment the way it is if you um you know send more people in

00:28:23.240 it's going to get even worse so that's what's going on in new york i think they're going to need a

00:28:27.520 serious batman reboot to deal with this to point out all the problems in new york um i'm preferential

00:28:34.280 to christian bale i don't know about you guys sonny's probably more of a george clooney batman kind of

00:28:39.380 girl um the worst one you don't have a batman preference this is why women and men who's that

00:28:47.100 toby um no i did like him um what's what's the second one oh you don't even know i have a preference

00:28:54.060 but i don't know who he is uh tom holland or no no andrew garfield garfield no no can't rock with

00:29:02.220 that i'm sorry toby's so memeable um spider-man 3 was one of the worst movies ever where he's emo

00:29:09.520 we're gonna have to throw footage of that over top of this where he's emo and he's walking around and

00:29:13.920 him being an emo evil guy is like not holding the door open for somebody and dancing wildly

00:29:19.880 doesn't look like jeremy's seen that so you're gonna have to go back and watch spider-man 3

00:29:24.840 um something unique to new york i feel like right now is this monkey pox rush that's going on we saw

00:29:31.460 the lineup i think we'll be able to flash that up the lineup that happened a couple weeks ago

00:29:35.680 for the monkey pox shot i talked to my friend eric on my podcast um about this about how canada isn't

00:29:42.040 really going for the monkey pox yet they're really trying because we're still on covid you guys i don't

00:29:45.860 have you noticed that but uh fair enough we recently said that's a good one uh well you can

00:29:51.100 never be up to date in canada you just need it every nine months uh you can never be fully vaxxed

00:29:55.780 even though things still say you have like you know how it is uh so we're not moving on from that

00:30:00.140 but uh new york's doing the monkey pox thing i think i saw something today that said men who have

00:30:05.240 sex with other men are preferentially um at the front of the line they can't even say gay men or

00:30:11.060 bisexual men or anything men who have sex with other men they're uh getting first line service for

00:30:16.620 the shot is this something people are freaking out about in new york jeremy i saw something um it

00:30:23.740 was yesterday it was like lgbt men it's like what's the lesbian men you know like what are we

00:30:29.800 doing here um and then yeah no i mean yeah it's true gay men are like front of the line for the

00:30:35.700 monkey pox vaccine and it's some people are like oh my god like you know it's it's it's unfair to

00:30:40.560 people who aren't gay but it's like no one should be getting this shot anyway um honestly uh it's

00:30:47.240 not it has a worse uh worse safety profile than the covet vaccine in terms of adverse reactions um

00:30:53.180 which is uh which is crazy um and you just saw tedros um the the general director of the world

00:31:01.000 health organization um his panel his expert panel voted nine to six against um declaring monkeypox a

00:31:08.780 crisis of international concern and he overrode his own expert panel he's not a doctor um he

00:31:14.500 overrode his own expert panel declared an emergency of international concern um and now biden is saying

00:31:19.500 you know i might do the same declared um you know an emergency of uh national concern and zero people

00:31:25.820 zero people have died of monkeypox in the u.s so you know this is some type of psyop i don't know

00:31:31.840 exactly what the motive is yet but it's obvious like why are we calling this a crisis of international

00:31:36.120 international concern when there's the amount of deaths you can count on one person's hand

00:31:39.920 um it's it's it's really uh crazy sunny what do you think's going next do you think we're going

00:31:45.340 full-blown monkeypox or do you think climate lockdown which takes hold in america yeah i don't

00:31:51.760 know and i have to say i did not know this much about monkeypox that i didn't even know there was a

00:31:55.940 vaccine um i guess i need to start researching monkeypox so i think you need to take the vaccine

00:32:01.480 because they're all safe and effective all of them yes all vaccines yes um joe biden i i feel like

00:32:10.120 we're going probably with monkeypox or another variant of covid i'm sure that's coming next um

00:32:15.780 whatever they can do to can keep control just very tightly around us they're they're going to keep

00:32:21.840 doing it you know fear sells very well as we saw the last two years people very much have been fearful

00:32:27.780 and living in seclusion and whatever it may be um so yeah i can definitely see you know midterms

00:32:34.140 coming up we have another election could there be another outbreak sometime soon there might be we

00:32:39.380 might have to do all mail-in ballots once again we're gonna have to election talk and vaccine i have

00:32:45.600 to retroactively now go and say that this is going beyond the pain and i'm sure and the and the climate

00:32:51.000 lockdowns are coming and that'll be another reason that you know you can't drive well you can't use the

00:32:55.300 co2 to drive to the and vote so you need to mail it in because it's just it's greener and more

00:32:59.840 sustainable right the fertilizer stuff is coming it's coming in canada right now um they'll try it

00:33:05.460 in the u.s that's what's wonderful about the u.s there's so much more resistance to this stuff

00:33:10.360 because people there actually care about freedom in so many of the states where in canada it's like

00:33:15.280 well if i don't get if i don't die today then i don't really care about it that's basically the

00:33:20.480 standard in canada if i can buy things even if they're extremely unaffordable then it's not a

00:33:27.400 problem and we see that we've seen that the last two years nobody in canada seems to care about

00:33:31.460 anything in terms of freedom related things um sunny i wanted to ask you about this event that

00:33:37.660 happened that i know getter was involved in the student action summit and we we see a bunch of these

00:33:43.580 and you know getter is there um tp usa is there and everything how important do you think it still

00:33:49.640 is to keep reaching out these programs i know you i ask you this often but i want to get your i always

00:33:55.500 want to get your plan moving forward as to why we keep um and i'm not saying this derogatorily but

00:34:01.080 why we keep sending our representatives to these events um what's the goal right now what are we trying

00:34:05.980 to reach out people for in terms of getter is it you know are we going the free speech stuff are we

00:34:11.280 are we looking for younger influencers what do you think is the best uh the best outcome you get

00:34:16.240 from these going forward right now going forward right now what am i saying

00:34:20.020 absolutely so yeah getter was one of the sponsors for sass this weekend in tampa and one of the things

00:34:28.080 that turning point does i think a good job of is engaging the younger audience because this is

00:34:32.540 something that we were talking about earlier with you know the democratic party they have a lot of old

00:34:37.640 leadership so i think it's very important to start cultivating kids high schoolers especially

00:34:43.320 college age students once that can vote at a young age and this is what we believe these policies work

00:34:49.100 these policies don't turning point does a good job of doing that and raising up the next generation and

00:34:54.700 of course getter we want to do the same thing one thing that getter was doing um down in florida was

00:35:00.400 promoting vision which i know um you have been working with i've been posting some visions

00:35:06.280 vision is our kind of competitor to tiktok and instagram reels um and that's something that

00:35:12.680 we've really seen it's the the culture is moving more towards this short video component it's what

00:35:18.520 a lot of people are interested in i know i am in i deleted tiktok a while ago it was very hard for me

00:35:25.460 because i spent a lot of time on tiktok but there was just too many bad reports coming out i just had

00:35:30.420 to cut the cord but um that's why i'm really glad we have vision there's an alternative to it

00:35:35.180 um yeah i think these these summits sometimes they can get a little mundane a little repetitive but

00:35:42.600 they're very important for younger generations i think give them some um commonality with people

00:35:49.220 reminds them that they are not the only ones that think this way um especially for younger kids it's

00:35:55.120 easy to feel isolated and the left wants to make you feel isolated if you have conservative values they

00:36:00.260 want to make you feel separated and that you're crazy and you're outdated for thinking like this so

00:36:04.880 bringing a bunch of kids together so that they can talk about these ideas i think is a great thing

00:36:09.700 do you ever worry that some of the younger influencers get too swept up in like their instagram

00:36:16.240 posts and and then trendy videos and stuff and don't focus enough about actual you know real policies or

00:36:23.320 actual problems absolutely and it's very easy i want to say i want to say easy cautiously because it's

00:36:30.580 easy to post online and to be a keyboard warrior it's harder to go be a part of a campaign and do

00:36:36.880 door knocking you know face-to-face interaction setting up a table talking to people that's a lot

00:36:41.820 harder than just posting videos online and i understand posting videos takes a lot you get a lot

00:36:47.100 of hate a lot of times but face-to-face stuff is a lot harder so i really encourage people to get

00:36:53.460 involved in local elections and to do some door knocking to do some face-to-face stuff because at

00:36:59.180 the end of the day word of mouth and interpersonal relationships perform much better than online

00:37:05.320 engagement that's the mature sunny speaking one of the one of the things i think exactly right you've

00:37:13.920 changed um one of the things i think that you guys do very well and that these events do is that

00:37:19.840 they bring some of the influencers i think morgan zegers i think is how you say her name she's from

00:37:25.560 like montana or someplace i've never been to and it shows it sort of shows people that you can live in

00:37:31.100 these places and have a very good life and then still have your social media presence and still be

00:37:36.400 an influential person but you can live in one of these states where you know it's going to be way

00:37:41.720 cheaper to live you're going to have way more freedoms and stuff like that and i think especially young

00:37:46.660 people need to see that now i know everybody's moving from la to texas and florida and i would

00:37:52.400 love to be one of them or um or tennessee and something like that but there's still tons of land

00:37:57.660 out there that that most people think that it's not worth living on but the amount of freedom and

00:38:03.860 the amount of economic flourishing you can have in some of these places like a south dakota or montana

00:38:08.760 is monumental i think it's the equivalent and they're still going to be way bigger than they are in

00:38:13.900 canada for example like you go out west of canada you might find a place with 10 000 people

00:38:17.880 one of these capital cities or somewhere around them in one of these uh red states we'll call them

00:38:23.140 maybe in the rust belt or something like that still going to have a few hundred thousand people and

00:38:26.600 you're still going to be able to live the life you probably think isn't um livable just by thinking

00:38:32.420 of it just by the flyover states and all the stuff that jimmy kimmel cries about um so that's just my

00:38:38.660 pitch to pete to the young people out there jeremy when are we going to see you at the young women's

00:38:43.200 event when are we going to see you at the student action summit do you want to do you go to any of

00:38:48.540 these events jeremy or are you just uh on the ground only i've never been to any of those events i mean

00:38:54.800 i think i think they're you know important um if they want if i was supposed to go to one i would go

00:39:01.440 to one but i'm it's not it's not really my my my thing i'm glad people are organizing um but

00:39:08.620 they can they'll do that without me i was really pushing for you to go to the the young women

00:39:14.840 what's it called sunny young women's leadership that's right that's where jeremy it sounds fun

00:39:20.400 yeah yeah uh rebel news reporter juan mendoza went to one and i think he had a good time then

00:39:28.080 the social media guru yankee uh goes to those with him i think so there's lots of events you could

00:39:33.020 just report on it jeremy nobody's asking you to become a young woman yet it's a slippery slope

00:39:40.380 we're gonna need our trans new york reporter soon believe you me and um getters got six already so

00:39:48.780 don't uh don't sleep on them for that that's breaking news sunny it's breaking news that is

00:39:54.200 breaking news that is news to me six trans reporters at the getter headquarters in new york city

00:39:59.720 as we speak here today you guys can fact check me on that i will have to go back and put us behind

00:40:05.040 the paywall somewhere around the vaccine stuff i think but thank you guys both for joining me

00:40:09.640 sunny joy nelson from getter.com uh i use the desktop version probably most people use the app

00:40:15.040 but uh jeremy new york reporter for rebelnews.com uh anything else you guys want to say before we cut

00:40:20.720 you loose no i'm good thank you wow you guys i give you platform and you just spit all over now

00:40:29.100 thank you guys enjoy talking to you jeremy thanks for coming on we'll have you back soon okay guys

00:40:34.420 thanks thanks thank you sent aside where they get to the stalling house side where they get to the

00:40:40.300 walking no side for the people as often rush limbo boy you know that i'm talking hey rush limbo you

00:40:46.980 know that i'm talking hey look rush limbo you know that i'm sent aside i don't trust a single soul

00:40:53.460 inside need to euthanize sit on their ass while they loot the guys with their suits and ties we rip

00:40:59.880 him off with the strength of gods if i see nancy pelosi or kevin mccarthy we fighting like budakide

00:41:04.680 yeah

Rebel News Podcast - July 29, 2022

ANDREW CHAPADOS ｜ Jeremy Loffredo & Sonny Nelson Fact Check Andrew Says

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