00:00:51.400All right. One for one on the intro. As always, guys, we love America. We live in the greatest
00:01:07.700country in the world, and we all know that. But here's the crazy part. 250 years later,
00:01:13.020we're still here drinking whatever the government decided to put in our water.
00:01:16.980fluoride for your teeth chlorine to keep things clean that's not a decision i want someone else
00:01:23.320making for me and my family which is why i use cove pure to purify my water over 209 million
00:01:29.960americans are on fluoridated water right now and here's what the science actually shows a recent
00:01:35.580study confirmed that fluoride exposure is linked to lower iq scores in children that's not a fringe
00:01:41.440study that's from jama pediatrics one of the most respected medical journals in the world
00:01:46.440And chlorine? That isn't even the worst part. It's what happens when it reacts with natural particles in the water from plants and soil. It creates chemical byproducts called THM, which the government itself calls probable human carcinogens linked to disruption of your gut and cancer.
00:02:04.620Sure, states are moving away from this. Utah and Florida ban fluoride, but that process takes years, and your kids and family are drinking this water today.
00:02:13.820You need something that works now, and that's exactly what Cove Pure is.
00:02:17.600They're certified to remove up to 99.9% of contaminants, fluoride, THMs, pharmaceuticals, PFAs, anything that isn't water gets filtered out.
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00:02:31.800You plug it in and fill it up and you're drinking purified hot or cold water with the push of a button.
00:02:37.100It also looks really good on my kitchen counter.
00:02:39.700So don't wait for the government to catch up.
00:11:31.880And one thing I've been seeing a lot of people talk about in general,
00:11:35.500obviously this Fourth of July stolen land, hell, I ain't celebrating.
00:11:38.540My family was slaves back in 250 years ago.1.00
00:11:41.280All that, that non-celebratory shit.0.99
00:11:44.160There's an interesting like metaphor almost where it's like, yeah, but you wouldn't go up to a guy on his birthday and say, hey, remember all that terrible shit you did?0.99
00:11:51.780There's like a weird time and a place and it does trigger them.
00:11:54.840But like think about it in any sort of interpersonal situation.
00:11:57.360Like, hey, Mike, congratulations on the promotion.
00:13:50.200The help and the free stuff and the abuse of the taxpayer and all the migrant money,0.98
00:13:54.940they have to ignore that because you can't be oppressed and also get paid to be here.0.84
00:13:58.780That's a great point. And then that's the key difference. It goes, you know, heritage Americans don't like seeing people like us come to America, skip the line, get free stuff and do better off than like many Americans are.
00:14:13.620Yeah, of course. And you made a great point when we talked about this a couple of days ago. You called Mamdami a paperwork American.
00:14:20.060Yeah. And let's read this too. I'm going to make a point on that, but let's read Mehdi Hassan too, because there was a lot of controversy over this tone deaf, retarded Mamdani speech with his henchmen around him. And Mehdi Hassan, people were complaining about it. And Mehdi Hassan, another paperwork American, he said, I became a citizen just six years ago, and I'm happy to lecture and educate you on what it means to be an American and why your party is undermining American values.1.00
00:27:11.420And these are all kinds of businesses, manufacturers, accounting, you know, white collar, blue collar, it's everything.
00:27:16.980And if you can leave, the thing is, well, here, let's go into our next example here.
00:27:22.260Another longtime business fleeing Illinois.
00:27:24.060After more than six decades anchoring the small town of Moments, Illinois, the Johnsonville food plant is shutting down immediately, throwing 274 hardworking families out of their jobs with zero warning.
00:27:36.520The CEO delivered the devastating news in a surprise meeting while the mayor got just 15 minutes notice.
00:27:42.280Operations are moving to Wisconsin and Kansas, where the business climate actually makes sense.
00:27:46.860Illinois is crushing 9.5% corporate taxes,
00:28:27.500They don't have a fat fuck governor constantly mouthing off and making promises to the dregs of society about how much more guaranteed money they're going to get?1.00
00:37:28.380And this, we're getting these pieces from a conversation that kind of happened where people were making accusations against Elon and Doge about how many lives they've ruined by cutting off funding.
00:38:29.620Yeah, and that's kind of one of the mental,
00:38:32.400when I'm assessing the mental model of like a leftist person,
00:38:35.240You start to realize like with all of this, like U.S. and colonialism in Africa or British colonialism in Africa or French, obviously there was a time and obviously there were some things that we took, but it's not like you were going to do anything with it.
00:43:48.420Yeah. So, I mean, you guys, again, this kind of theme, whose fault is this? Whose fault is this? That was 2024. We revoked their temporary protective status just recently. Obviously, you can't go out and collect them a week later, but at a certain point, it is our fault for not getting these people out quick enough, right?
01:06:42.960They all do. All right. Our last clip of Cringe of the Week, some history of tipping I did not know.
01:06:49.140That she does not know. The reason tipping even came about is because during slavery, right after slavery, a lot of institutions and a lot of businesses did not want to hire black employees.
01:07:02.060So the only places that would hire us was restaurants, hotels, right? And places like these that required tipping. Why?
01:07:08.660because they did not the employers didn't wanted to take responsibility off of themselves to pay
01:07:13.800you as a black person because they still view you as a slave so what did they say we're gonna leave
01:07:18.280your payment your paycheck you being able to feed your family we're gonna leave that on the customers
01:07:23.120let the customers decide if you were good enough to them let the customers decide if you're gonna
01:07:27.500be able to feed your family that is the origination of tip so tipping there you go so that's why they
01:07:33.220don't tip it's because of 1800s economics yeah and you guys know if if you guys know anybody who
01:07:39.300ever worked as a waiter they'll tell you who doesn't tip what demographics and i guess it's
01:07:43.780out of principle the historian yeah because there's a bad taste in my mouth from what it used
01:07:48.280to be which we don't even know we're not even checking yeah i mean just pair it with the we
01:07:53.020were native americans woman and you can ballpark what the historical accuracy is but they still
01:07:58.380want tips yes there's no i'm not working a tip job or i'm not taking your tip because this is
01:08:05.480actually about slavery yeah and there's something weird that happens when like everybody's living
01:08:10.460under the same system and it's like okay it's like so so if even let's pretend everything she0.55
01:08:15.320said was true we're all doing it now latinos whites blacks everybody does it now so should
01:08:22.200we end it or change it or something i don't know like there's no real answer to that everyone else0.98
01:08:28.000just adapts but then the black people i got a bad taste in my mouth is the energy and it's funny1.00
01:08:33.740because like they're kind of giving an excuse for why black people don't tip yeah and then like1.00
01:08:38.84099.999 percent of black people are not thinking about this at all yes and and you know like
01:08:44.860america or just employment laws like we had to fight for the nine to five unionize like horrific0.99
01:08:52.580shit happening in the meat packing plants in like Upton Sinclair's,0.99
01:11:03.860And the subtext of this, they pulled over a guy for not wearing a seatbelt, which some progressive states and cities, I think we covered it on the show, have done away with.
01:11:14.620I can't remember the city, but I know we covered it.
01:11:16.940where they were getting rid of like predicate stops
01:11:19.300where not seatbelt, registration, whatever,
01:20:04.700you learn american okay all right uh next good news from desantis he made uh antifa and the
01:20:11.180muslim brotherhood and the council of american islamica relations a terrorist organization in
01:20:16.060florida but the law takes effect uh on july 1st today and so we are not going to waste any time
01:20:23.600we're going to move forward and we're going to make sure that we're very robust in doing this
01:20:27.800and so based on the recommendations of florida's domestic security professionals and the authority
01:20:33.140the newly established authority in law, my office and the cabinet are poised to officially designate the first slew of terrorist organizations under the new law.