00:07:20.420And it was kind of this weird temporary thing on Lake Michigan
00:07:23.760that just kept getting extended and extended.
00:07:26.780And the Bears were trying to get a new stadium.
00:07:29.580And I'll read some of the new context.
00:07:31.520But like, it was just, it ultimately was like these Illinois politicians0.98
00:07:35.420thought they had them by the balls.0.98
00:07:36.900And then they just called their bluff, basically.0.95
00:07:39.440And it's really sad because now Hammond, Indiana, where there's a casino and it's kind of close to Gary, gets the Bears like a storied franchise.
00:07:46.820And they're still called Chicago, just like the New England Patriots play in Foxborough and both New York teams play in New Jersey.
00:09:15.900So they wanted some guarantees before, and Indiana was very happy to give them some.
00:09:21.800Plus $855 million for infrastructure everyone uses, roads, transit, utilities, a $3 billion project, two-thirds of it private money pouring into Illinois.
00:09:30.280And that's kind of one of the things that if you guys have paid attention, public versus private money, a lot of people complain with how much the public money is helping with stadiums and stuff. So it's just become like kind of a nightmare. And this was a decent deal. Like the Bears were willing to put up a lot of money. Springfield had since 2021 to get this done. So that's the timeline, right?
00:09:52.160And they wanted to stay in Cook County.
00:12:14.160The state of Illinois has spent over $2.5 billion on free benefits for illegals last year.
00:12:18.800At the same time, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker was telling the Bears there's no money for tax relief on a new stadium.
00:12:25.400So they're – and they're – you know, Illinois, their budget is a mess.
00:12:28.600They have – I think a pension – the pension system of Illinois is like so far in the hole and it's kind of like a version of Social Security for the state of Illinois where the new payees are – it's a Ponzi.
00:12:40.100You know how – when you get defunct on any pension system.
00:12:42.840And so what's Illinois going to be long term? The land of like gambling and vape shops and stupid leftover ethnic dining?0.99
00:12:53.260Teen takeovers. Teen takeovers. Yeah.1.00
00:12:55.380Yeah. They prioritize the illegals at the expense of the citizens.0.99
00:12:58.540Now the people in Chicago who are already seeing a decline in quality of life, they can't have the Chicago Bears anymore that have been there for over 100 years because they need to give the money and the resources to Somalis who just got here, who can't do anything.1.00
00:13:12.840hate them. Yeah. And then think about, think about expansion franchises recently, like where1.00
00:13:19.340they've been going. We had Oakland move to Vegas. We got a new hockey team in Salt Lake. Like
00:13:28.620nobody's really moving towards or expanding to Democrat stronghold blue cities. It's not really
00:13:34.740builder friendly or business friendly in any sense of the word anymore. So just kind of know where
00:13:39.780we're headed, right? And I don't know. Maybe this is good. The red states get more money,
00:13:44.600more power, more people, more jobs. And then the blue states are slowly hollowed out. Then they
00:13:49.080have to squeeze more tax money out of the remaining people. And then it's a death spiral.
00:13:53.660And those people will leave even more than they already are. And then there's no more state.
00:13:57.400Yeah. So, hey, Trump, we need money. And then everyone's going to get tucked
00:14:01.200into the bed that they made, right? That's the key. All right, let's move on to our Spencer
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00:15:45.280Company. Thank you, Wellness Company. Love those guys as well. All right. Spencer Pratt got edged
00:15:50.140out by that Indian woman in third place and basically all the mail-in ballots that they1.00
00:15:54.780were counting late, just all broke for her, like all of them. We're going to go over all the details.
00:16:00.340Why would those votes, we don't know what they're going to be, but why would the mail-in votes,
00:16:05.000the later votes, break for Rahman, possibly? Because that is the pattern in California with
00:16:10.340this system. I mean, we've seen this now probably for about a decade out there. It's those votes
00:16:15.180that get tabulated after Election Day. They tend to be almost always are heavily, heavily Democratic.
00:16:21.860We've seen this in congressional races in California now over the last decade or so, where on election night, we've had cases, a number of them, where the Republican candidate is ahead at the end of election night.
00:16:33.220And then it's a process over days, sometimes even weeks in these key congressional races, where just with every one of the updates like you just saw right here in L.A., the Democrats get closer and closer and closer and end up pulling ahead.
00:17:04.160So all the mail-in votes that get counted late broke for that third random lady who is only in the race to edge out Spencer Pratt, I guess.0.96
00:17:43.680It's literally a blind person checking the signatures, but it doesn't actually matter because in California, the signature verifications don't even matter.
00:18:32.940Yeah, there was a batch of 24,000 votes that happened.
00:18:37.340And Wall Street Apes said, according to artificial intelligence,
00:18:40.600It's the statistical probability of Spencer Pratt getting zero out of 24,000 votes in last night's late night L.A. ballot drop is one in trillions.
00:18:50.200California Democrats are rigging the election.
00:18:52.600And I think they cleared this up later and they said, oh, well, that was a glitch.
00:18:55.860So when it becomes statistically impossible, then it becomes a glitch.
00:18:59.280Kind of like Joe Biden in Wisconsin that night.
00:19:10.180Like one of the, like, oh, it's like if you went to Earth and picked one grain of sand, the odds would be that someone else picked the same grain of sand.
00:19:16.700And also part of the key was not only did Nithya Raman make up a ton of ground on Spencer Pratt, but she beat Karen Bass 39 to 34 percent and she beat Pratt by over 20 points.
00:19:27.140So, like, the third place person is randomly outperforming the first place person just enough to edge it so that those two go to the runoff later, right?
00:20:58.080He said a net swing of more than 43,000 votes since Tuesday.
00:21:01.060And he goes, 43,000, where have I seen that number before?
00:21:03.480And it's the number of homeless people in LA.
00:21:06.100Exactly. They militarized. They all voted. They all got their IDs.
00:21:10.820Yeah. They love that random Indian lady who they never heard of before. They take a break from doing the super meth to follow up on local politics, Nithya Ramnan.1.00
00:21:20.740Yeah. And that's more of a joke from Spencer Pratt. But then we have a tweet here from a United States attorney.
00:30:15.980Carmelo Anthony juror left open mouthed with shock at sight of Austin Metcalfe's body as killer teen's lawyer suggest a victim impaled himself on knife.
00:30:26.540So for a second they were thinking like maybe it was just a struggle and then you fell into the knife and that clearly wasn't the case.
00:31:42.860So all signs are not looking good, and I think the last thing we're waiting on is some militant leftist juror who, like, was a sleeper cell who got in and is going to be, like, 11 to 1 or whatever.
00:31:56.380And there were some people being interviewed that were Carmelo Anthony supporters, which is, you know, almost an oxymoron.
00:32:03.740And then a lot of the supporters were mad that four black teens testified against Carmelo Anthony, and they were kind of assuming, like, well, you're black and he's black.
00:32:12.700Like, why would you testify against him?
00:32:14.660Meanwhile, they're all like friends and athletes together, and they're just testifying to tell the truth.1.00
00:32:19.800But because it was for black teens, they were like, ah, these guys are sellouts.1.00
00:35:01.720We're not going to fully explain it, but you can see what's going on.
00:35:04.540white on black versus black on white and we don't really ever mention it um but there's like this
00:35:13.320energy where like we can't hold carmelo um carmelo anthony accountable until white people are held
00:35:20.400accountable for slavery i guess there is like an energy like that like oh now you want accountability
00:35:25.420what about what you did and uh obviously that energy is also something we've debunked in the
00:35:32.620past. We have some slavery stats I want to throw into this section. That's where the grievance
00:35:39.340comes from, right? That's where the majority of the grievance comes from. We're going to side
00:35:42.420with Carmelo because he's our guy and you guys have your guys and you guys did slavery to us.
00:35:46.660So it's about time we look out for ourselves. That's the energy. And here's the facts about
00:35:50.520slavery. About 4% of the transatlantic slave trade ended up in what became the U.S. Slave
00:35:56.420Voyages estimates 388,000 Africans disembarked in North America out of 10.7 million total who
00:36:04.860reached the Americas. In 1860, the peak, 393,000 slave owners out of 31.4 million total U.S.
00:36:13.980population, 1.3%. In the 15 slave states, owners were 4.8% of the free population.
00:36:20.520By households, families in the South, 20 to 30% owned slaves, higher in the Deep South.
00:36:25.180And then Darth Powell summarized and said, 100% of the enslavement was done by Africans. Only 4% of total transatlantic slaves ended up in America, where only 1.3% of Americans were owners of slaves.
00:36:39.420You know? So that's the reality. And then think about it, too. White people carry this scarlet letter in America, but most of our families probably came here in the early 1900s.
00:36:50.160Yeah. A lot of people missed it. A lot of people missed slavery completely.
00:36:53.480Yeah, and if you wanted to get mad at old Jewish families in America who owned slaves, I'd understand, but then they get categorized as white.0.85
00:37:01.780So whenever it doesn't appeal, they get categorized as white.0.92
00:37:05.800Whenever there's a carve-out, they get lumped back in.0.88
00:37:51.680Finland, Somalians, Sweden, Somalians. Somalis are most likely to be on welfare and are responsible1.00
00:37:57.300for the highest crime rates per capita. So. At least they're number one at something. Just a1.00
00:38:02.580useless population of people who never should have been imported to the West. I don't know who made1.00
00:38:07.280someone, someone did something bad there. Yeah. To get that idea in Somalians heads. Crazy. And
00:38:13.220they kind of are like resource sponges. Yeah, definitely. Across the world. You know, when you
00:38:18.040have like water damage or you have like a flood in your house and you put those bags with the1.00
00:38:21.960beads and you hang them up and they soak up all the water definitely that's like what somalis do0.98
00:38:26.100for resources homes hospital beds uh seats in schools yeah they don't even think they just1.00
00:38:33.780suck it up they're not even thinking and they don't even someone guides them to the house or
00:38:38.180to the welfare office and they don't appreciate either they don't say whoa i'm so lucky to be0.97
00:38:42.460here this is so much better than where i came from like they think like oh my house is only one floor
00:38:47.820Yeah. Imagine if you were airdropped into a different country, you'd be like, all right, shelter, job, this, that. And you'd go through a checklist of things that you have to get sorted out and be like, I got a week to do this. Somalis are like the opposite where they go, okay, who helped me? Give me, give me help. There's nothing on their own. It's really crazy.
00:39:05.620across every country. You'd think they'd excel somewhere. Wow. The Somalis, they actually have
00:39:12.960a knack for living in the Scandinavian climate. They're succeeding in Norway. But no, that's
00:39:18.260obviously not the case because they're just a shitty population, right? Yeah. And in Minnesota,0.99
00:39:22.60081% of them are on welfare. And we have some stats of other migrants that are on welfare,
00:39:28.140their percentages. Yeah. We have been the most generous country in the world to our detriment,
00:39:32.480obviously. 25% of all Mexicans live in the US. 70% of them rely on welfare. 10% of Guatemalans1.00
00:39:41.480live here. 77% are on welfare. 12% of Nicaraguans live here. 75% rely on welfare. 12% of Haitians
00:39:49.580live here. 53% rely on welfare. So everyone's getting the free stuff. And I think if you
00:39:55.140talk to a normie, I think a lot of people think it's still 30 years ago where they go,
00:40:00.100oh, it's probably 10 to 15 million illegals.
00:40:02.520And if someone wants to come to America0.98
00:42:06.920They get $800, $900, $1,000 a month from Social Security.
00:42:11.160And then they run into somebody who just got here from Cuba three months ago.
00:42:15.280is 29 years old, doesn't work, and is given $1,500 a month in benefits by our government
00:42:22.640because they're refugees. That refugee, a year later, is traveling back to Cuba 15 times.
00:42:30.020So you're a refugee fleeing oppression from a place that you now go back and visit 15 times
00:42:35.740the following year. And in the meantime, we're giving you Medicaid, food stamps,
00:42:40.100uh health care for your children cash payments from the refugee fund so imagine if you've been0.59
00:42:47.580working here for 40 years and your social security check is smaller than the benefits going to a 280.79
00:42:53.840year old crazy yeah that hurts to hear and that's that's like one of the biggest doomer blackpilling
00:42:59.360things is like just general unfairness like i know it's a little kid concept but we've talked
00:43:04.240about it like anyone can say that's not fair but then nothing is done to correct it they just keep
00:43:09.880the money machine on because everyone's getting paid, right? Yeah, very true. And then we have
00:43:14.340some job stats that are pretty not good. This is staggering. Of the 369,000 jobs the U.S. Labor
00:43:21.360Department says were created last year, nearly all 348,000 of them went to women and only 21,000
00:43:27.640went to men. Basically, that means 94% of the net employment growth in the U.S. went to women.
00:43:33.320And then the reason it's in the migrant section, bigger picture, when 6% of jobs are going to0.59
00:43:37.620american men it's a dead economy yeah yeah red flags blaring everywhere sirens going off and
00:43:43.580then it still seems like we're not doing enough like marco rubio talks about that and presents
00:43:48.980that it's like can we do anything yeah you're in here you are the secretary of state you have
00:43:54.500poll you got everybody's ear right this will go viral on twitter someone's got to do something
00:43:58.620hey 50 000 likes boom drops the phone it's like do something please right and then uh someone on
00:44:05.740Twitter. Steve made a good point. Yeah. At this point, Americans are no longer taxpayers. We are
00:44:10.020fraud victims and we want our money back. We're fraud victims, guys. Yeah. And then H-1B stuff
00:44:16.360has been in the news a good amount lately. Can you read that? Yeah. Up to 90% of India's H-1B
00:44:21.980visa applications contain fraudulent information or involved unqualified applicants, a former
00:44:27.100official tells Newsweek. So that's one person just kind of telling their story, but it matches what
00:44:31.960we think, you know, any corner that you can, you got to cut it. And, uh, if you got, if you got to
00:44:36.560do a white lie to change the trajectory of your life, and that means not living near the shitted
00:44:41.340in Ganges with dead bodies floating by, you're going to do it, right? It's on us to stop. It's0.92
00:44:46.920on us to stop giving money to Somalis. It's on us to make sure that an H1B guy isn't lying.1.00
00:44:52.480So like, I get it. If I was one of these third world street rats, I'd be scamming,
00:44:56.260lying my ass off to any means necessary to get into America, but it's on us, right?0.98
00:45:00.720Yeah, exactly. And then there was a Fox segment that kind of talked about this as well.0.92
00:45:05.420Holders since 2015. Over 70 percent came from India and nearly 12 percent from China.
00:45:12.360And when you zoom in on this map you're looking at, you can see where most are being hired.
00:45:17.280The dark red spots show a high density of H-1B visa holders.
00:45:22.040And now we're learning more about the fraud within the program.
00:45:25.120One former official tells Newsweek that up to 90 percent of applications, 90 percent from India, contain fraudulent documents or involve unqualified applicants.
00:45:37.040And finance law enforcement in India claim it has uncovered a network of universities that produce fake degrees, which were possibly used to obtain these high skilled H-1B visas.
00:45:49.840So there you go. They use fake degrees to get the visa program and then they get here and then
00:45:56.660they're here forever. They bring their whole family and 90% are fraudulent. Yeah. A hundred
00:46:01.760thousand fake degrees from that Indian H-1B fraud bus that was in India where they found that. So
00:46:08.700you guys know everything's fake. Everything is cheated to the max. And instead of like,
00:46:16.680We do all these little half measures, like Trump put on the $100,000 fee.
00:46:20.320It's like, can we start from the ground up again?
00:46:22.620They're doing fake university degrees, and then they're vouching for each other.
00:56:09.240But it's so interesting, and it's a case study in that leftist entitlement. I was on a movie. The contract was clear. It was 20 days. The lead actress, I think, got 20 grand. She killed it, right? But instead of being like, all right, I got smoked, but that was a huge success, and now my name means something now, and I'm going to charge four or five times my rate for the next time I'm an art director, she just gambles.
00:56:35.660And actually I was going to say like nukes herself in this,
00:56:38.800but really she doesn't nuke herself because it's a gamble on somebody being
00:56:41.900like, yes, girl, I'm a leftist too. Come here.
00:56:44.440I'll put you in this movie. Right? So that's the,
00:56:47.260that's what she's rolling the dice for,
00:56:48.460but very weird leftist sort of like entitlement where I'm going to steal some
01:00:24.760Grindr shows you where everybody is in feet.0.91
01:00:26.740But, like, someone who takes the bait on Obama, like, late second-term Obama, like, they deserve to get married to each other.
01:00:35.820Like, people who think gay guys are just, like, two men in a house doing the same thing a man and a woman do, and then they start reading this, like, what are they talking about?0.99
01:00:43.840Bottoms up, fiber, what are they, shitting on each other?0.98
01:00:47.480You know, it kind of gets a detailed thing.0.99
01:00:49.420Like, you're trying to wink at your gay fan base, I guess, but then you're also revealing it to the normies, which is a dangerous game that they take too far.0.90
01:00:56.580And the wink as if it's like, oh, we know you guys like Devil Wears Prada.0.71
01:02:18.720Trans-dystopian pedo city, could be.0.99
01:02:20.940Because there are some cities that, like, pop up in the desert where everyone's in a trailer and they're all sex offenders, but they all live in, like, a camp.0.96
01:17:30.080There was another story that happened in Indianapolis that we kind of scrubbed over, but we're covering it now because we saw who got arrested.
01:17:36.98023-year-old Indiana University grad Brett Scroggam, a promising Kelly School of Business alum, was gunned down in a downtown Indianapolis parking garage on May 28th.
01:17:46.620and uh this was like in the broad daylight like i think he was going to a game or something
01:17:52.520meeting with his parents and it was like 6 7 p.m so random crime shot to death another productive
01:17:58.800white guy from a nice school kelly school of business pretty hard to get into shot by a 14
01:18:02.660year old well yeah and here's the police chief deb talking about it i'm frustrated and disheartened
01:18:08.840to tell you that the person we believe responsible for this
01:25:22.200Maybe they need to start in jail and then get let out if they have good behavior.
01:25:25.540That's something that's been floated around on the internet a little bit.
01:25:28.200Or maybe the rules for, you know, what a minor is, 18 and younger, maybe it should just be 13 for certain groups or in the cities, maybe.
01:25:39.880Well, if you're not charged as an adult, say that 14-year-old doesn't get charged as an adult for that parking garage murder in Indianapolis, you're just out of jail when you're 21.
01:25:49.500you're out of juvenile prison when you're 21 nothing can can keep you there longer yeah so
01:25:55.920you have to be charged as an adult to go to real prison but most 14 year olds don't so it's just
01:26:01.060like and then you're 21 angry and you learned how to be mean in prison and you're out on the world0.64
01:26:06.600like our juvenile system is totally fucked up for what it is right now yeah but that arrest it's0.95
01:26:11.260like they like mama yeah they're killing me they dig it in me but like that's them like it's almost0.98
01:26:18.480like a rite of passage it's like oh it's your first arrest oh it's your first just arrested
01:26:22.860the summer you didn't snitch on anybody good work it's like the goodfellas scene right yeah it's
01:26:27.260like a rite of passage oh like when you have your confirmation you get your grandpa's watch and it's
01:26:31.360like oh when you turn 14 you're out for the summer you arrest you know you could get arrested for
01:26:35.700robbing a convenience store or something yeah um and then we have a guy like this online who0.99
01:26:40.060is kind of promoting just violence in general spare nobody nigga don't spare no motherfucking0.98
01:28:08.220Yeah. Like if Richard Rappoy's IQ is a hundred and he was raised the way he was raised, but instead of playing checkers at age five, he was playing chess. Then you would be at 115 maybe. So it's like with this new, with this thing of like the, the assuming the best and like providing the best outcome based on like a hypothetical, like, oh, well, if this urban teen was raised by a professor, he'd be smarter. Then you could apply it to everybody.
01:28:37.760All right, well, if this professor was raised even better than he was, then he'd be a Harvard professor.
01:30:34.100And then I just wanted to bring this up because, like, it's so funny when the business has to act like, oh, these are just five random, total random individuals, regular people.
01:30:43.120This happens all the time for us and we always ask.
01:30:45.700And we notice nothing about their color at any time.0.79
01:30:50.020And what's so funny to me is, like, black people know that when something like this happens, people go, black people, right?0.94
01:32:00.300And then people will get mad at the restaurant like, whoa, you're bringing a negative attention to black people.0.97
01:32:04.820You're putting black people at risk by describing what they look like.0.74
01:32:07.720By describing reality, a real event where you were victimized for probably $280 worth of crab.1.00
01:32:12.840And then a lot of times when they walk out on the bill, like if they get caught, they'll say, oh, the food wasn't good or like they got my order wrong.