00:04:02.180I wanted to start out with some interesting news about Chuck Grassley.
00:04:05.460Yeah, breaking Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley, 93, third in line to the presidency, has filed the necessary paperwork with the FEC to run for re-election in 2028.
00:04:15.540If re-elected, he would be 101 at the end of his ninth six-year Senate term.
00:04:27.200I guess this is kind of a theme amongst great men of our time.
00:04:30.820And I like Chuck Grassley, and I'm not really calling him a great man, but the inability to hand things off to your kids or find a successor, 101.
00:09:10.640And then he knows he's I'm sure he's heard something about apparently apparently someone saw Tal Rico throw up some meat he ate at like a rally or something or like a state fair.
00:09:21.480And then some people are saying because there's a lot of people online making fun of Tal Rico for being secretly gay and vegan.
00:09:27.780And people are saying like, oh, it's immature.
00:09:30.560It's like middle school humor to make fun of Tal Rico for bottoming for Mayor Pete.
00:10:39.140Michael Jordan played through the flu and won an NBA championship, but Low-T Tallarico is too fragile to step out of the shadows with a cough last seen 12 days ago.
00:10:49.980So, you know, we're in early October and he's just taken it off the October surprise.
00:10:55.680You know, the election's coming up and he's just missing.
00:10:59.100And Sarah Gonzalez is alleging, kind of, or loosely, tap dancing around the idea.
00:11:04.480She said, I have received unverified information on James Tallarico's whereabouts.
00:11:07.600if true it will end his campaign i'm asking anyone who can verify where james tallarico has been
00:11:12.800to email me with confirmation you will stay totally anonymous and i think the rumor mill
00:11:18.340is he's having like a mental issue like a mental break or he needs space or something he's in like
00:11:23.700a safe space because he's having a mental problem yeah that's the allegation not like a rehab but
00:11:29.260like a mental space safe place yeah and all right are we done with the gay jokes for tallarico i am
00:11:35.920Okay. And then, you know, Tallarico is one of the major races. I don't know how it's going to go in Texas. I would assume that the polls are sort of wrong because we kind of have had this every year where people say the Democrat, we have a real shot to flip Texas, turn Texas blue, Beto, all those types. It happens all the time. But in the current context, every time that happens, the demographics are slightly getting worse.
00:12:00.760Yeah. So I am a little nervous about it. That's why we want to cover Tallarico. He's a genuine, genuinely repulsive character. Like you just know he's faking it. He's a phony person. We don't have anything in here, but Abdul El-Sayed is kind of trying to keep his head down as well. But people are accusing him of having dual citizenship with Egypt and which he said sometime back ago. But now his campaign is saying, oh, no, that's actually incorrect.
00:12:26.320so weird shit going on there and he's been attacking mike rogers in the senate race in
00:12:31.400michigan for having a house in florida and if he has dual citizenship in egypt it's like dude
00:12:36.860these people are so fake and corny oh and then he he's also going to campaign with obama
00:12:41.960and because you know obama comes out for anybody who's like a major dem or a major race
00:12:46.960and he's like on video saying the obama presidency was nothing nothing happened yeah so everyone's
00:12:53.120fake and uh maybe fake and maybe get yeah all right let's get to our next piece this is not
00:12:59.640confirmed but it's something i've looked into and it kind of rings true it's pretty self-explanatory
00:13:05.160uh it says joe biden won minnesota by 233 000 votes minnesota processed 233 000 and 861 duplicate
00:13:14.420registrations oops so yeah oops i know and that's from 2020 it's nothing more really than a headline
00:13:21.640but yeah. But that number kind of seems to be appearing twice. Good. Good for you. So I'm not
00:13:30.060saying what they did, but if they were to do it, that could be how it got done. Okay. Yes. Something
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00:24:20.580He targeted the Mall of America to coincide with a Hmong arts celebration on 1024, stating his intent to kill Chinese, Vietnamese, and other Kufar non-Muslims attending the event.
00:24:31.980And he also believed the mall had Jewish ownership.
00:27:08.980But what used to be a rare process reserved for the most egregious offenders has since become common during Trump's presidential terms.
00:27:16.440Between 1990 and 2017, an average of 11 denaturalization cases were filed per year, and that increased to 25 annually in Trump's first four years as president.
00:27:26.240And during his second term, he's made it, you know, a priority.
00:27:31.140And we finally got to, you know, 10 a year, 25 a year.
00:27:48.720This kind of blew my mind because I assumed we didn't need a bill for it.
00:27:53.400Yeah. Breaking the House of Representatives has just passed a bill requiring the automatic deportation of illegals who commit welfare fraud. It passed 231 to 186. This is a no brainer, but of course, 186 Democrats voted against it. They think you should stay.
00:28:14.840And the Senate's on a break right now.
00:28:17.300So maybe this will pass, this common sense bill that everyone would agree with should pass maybe in the next couple of years when Chuck Grassley turns 96.
00:28:26.460No, I'm sure there's some guy from Indiana or something or maybe Susan Collins who will go, oh, actually, I feel bad about this one.
00:28:33.620And then it just goes into limbo, like pretty much all of the bills we've tried to pass during
00:28:37.700this first two years with our majority in the House and Senate. Yeah. And I was kind of talking
00:28:42.700to Richard about this before the show. I feel like our system, it seems like it's built to
00:28:48.680handle a lot of scenarios and be very fair to the people with like checks and balances and stuff.
00:28:53.740Yeah. But I also think that same system has like vulnerabilities that like rhinos or deep state
00:29:00.440people or whoever you want to, whatever you want to call them can kind of like manipulate and
00:29:04.780capitalize on to make sure nothing gets done. Yes. So it seems like, oh, we have checks and
00:29:09.020balances and there's a filibuster here and we need a super majority for this. But then if you look at
00:29:15.460it the other way, it's like, there's like a million little things that like rhinos and
00:29:19.500establishment people can pull at to make sure that nothing really gets passed, nothing really
00:29:24.280gets done. And you can wait out a president who's an outsider for years. Yeah, for sure. And honestly,
00:29:29.320I know there are tools to muddy the water and stuff, but really it comes down to four or five
00:29:34.460senators who take turns being the two people who flip on a bill. That's really what it comes down
00:29:40.360to. There's four people and it's like, all right, you take this one. I'll get the next one. John
00:29:44.740McCain, you're up and then you're out. You're up and you're dead soon. Senator Grassley,
00:29:49.480we're going to need you in three years for something. Grassley's not one of them. That's
00:29:53.560the nice part. Grassley might be 93 and looking to die in office at 101, but he's not one of those
00:29:58.880four rhinos. So totally. But yeah, 186 Democrats just go, no, you can't deport him. He has to
00:30:05.520stay. You can't deport illegals doing welfare fraud. All right. Then what do you, what do
00:30:10.000you even vote for? Yeah. What's this whole thing for? What's the point of the other side at this
00:30:14.600point? Yeah. Crazy. All right. Let's get into some J.D. Vance stuff. He was talking about the
00:30:20.140H-1B process and how we're making some changes. And they're very good. Yeah. And this, this is,
00:30:25.520We're almost in the Uplifting Gold section of housekeeping.
00:30:28.600The H-1B visa is how people come into the country.
00:30:31.620The PERM program is how they stay in the United States to begin with.
00:30:35.740Now, there has been no company in the United States, unfortunately, that has abused this
00:30:50.260But Microsoft laid off last year 6,000, 6,000 American workers.
00:30:56.320At the same time, the company benefited from 6,300 H-1B visas and almost 3,000 green cards.
00:31:03.020In other words, if you do the math, for every worker that Microsoft laid off, they replaced that worker with one and a half foreign indentured servants.
00:31:12.640Now, that is a scandalous system that we've allowed in this country for far too long.
00:31:16.560But thanks to the work of this task force and thanks to the empowerment of the president of the United States, we're going to stop it.
00:31:21.880Because thanks to an ongoing investigation, we have decided to suspend the PERM program for Microsoft, which means they will no longer be able to apply.
00:31:32.100They'll no longer be able to take those H-1Bs and apply for permanent resident status within the United States of America.
00:31:40.300So if you guys remember when we covered it, the PERM process and all the fraud there, it was when a company would post a classified ad in a local newspaper advertising the PERM position.
00:31:54.260Sick tech job at Microsoft in the classified section.
00:32:28.720Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, YPro, HCL, Cape Gemini, and also Microsoft and Adobe.
00:32:35.900So they're all suspended. This is a shot across the bow. And if you're an H-1B guy, the ultimate goal is to live in America. And so if you can still get an H-1B job from Microsoft, but there's no pathway to come to America permanently, that really hurts.
00:32:52.400Yeah. And so this is a good first step. Shout out to the task force. They're doing it. And after watching a bunch of Indians kind of whine online about how much we need the talent and they go back between how smart they are and insulting American workers, it's nice to see our vice president come out and kind of hammer this and say which side he's clearly on.
00:33:14.000Yeah. So it's a good first step. We still need to do more because there are a lot of those type of perm chop shops or whatever. That's like a house in suburban Dallas that'll sponsor it that basically has no thing. So we want this completely banned, but it's a really nice first step.
00:33:33.160And especially appreciation wise, like think about if this was the Biden administration, it's a random Wednesday, Thursday, whatever.
00:33:41.660And we're getting Microsoft banned from PERM, Adobe's banned from PERM, all these Indian staffing companies are banned.
00:33:48.980And if this was a Joe Biden thing, we'd hear about like a flight from some African country that's bringing 20,000 people here.
00:33:58.400So that spread, that gap between Trump and men and Biden men is so huge that even though, you know, we obviously want more, we want to end H-1Bs, but that spread is so big that it's like it takes, it's time to appreciate it a little bit.
00:34:13.540And we actually have some stats about what visas were like under Joe Biden, and we can kind of compare the difference.
00:34:19.700Yeah, and this is from a new DHS inspector general report found that the Biden administration took almost no enforcement action against visa overstays, including public safety threats, and arrested only a handful out of millions.
00:34:34.360The numbers are stunning. From 2021 to 2024, ICE received over 3.1 million visa overstay leads, roughly 104,000 of which had public safety or national security concerns.
00:34:47.780But that resulted in only 496 investigations by ICE, 2% and only eight arrests.
00:34:56.060And I think it stems from a September 2021 Mayorkas policy memo directed ICE to target
00:35:03.180only illegal immigrants considered priority one leads, which is the highest threat to
00:42:39.700So you got your blinders on, focusing on the email job you have, and all of a sudden a punch comes out and you can't see it because you're tinted glasses.
00:43:03.320Yeah. And I guess these are useful in, you know, Martha's Vineyard, maybe a couple of small beach towns, northern New Hampshire, stuff like that. But everywhere else, I don't think I'll be using the the blocking distraction smart glasses.
00:43:19.420Yeah. And then girls will say, I wish I could use a distraction removing glasses, but men will get us.
00:47:00.900And we were talking about this before.
00:47:03.540I really have to like not say that much because this is YouTube gets band bait when you see these kind of guys.
00:47:11.000But I just want to leave it at these guys are so drastically different from who built Spain and who Spain is and the Spanish people that it's almost like a crime.
00:47:22.280Like, obviously, refugees and all the importation of people who nobody voted for is all a crime.
00:47:27.920But the genetic differences between these people is wider than an ocean.
01:00:03.180All right, so it's Shigella, and it's a nasty illness that causes more than uncomfortable doo-doos.
01:00:08.760It can become life-threatening by dehydrating and depleting bodily fluids, including blood, causing bacterial and septic shock, neurological complications, and internal bleeding and infection.
01:00:20.320The bacteria spreads through infected poop
01:00:22.220that gets into the mouth because of ill-washed hands.
01:01:14.680A study in July showed that the spread of the disease through sex grew 15% faster year over year between 2015 and 2020 compared to spread through travel, food, or nursery outbreaks.
01:01:25.260So nursery is what I was kind of referencing before, the young children who poop their pants, who can't control their movements.
01:01:33.280And so, you know, another gay disease, another abomination, another sign from God himself to stop your disgusting life.
01:05:47.600And you think like you're being supportive and you're an ally, but this isn't really what girls want to see because you guys are beclowning yourselves.
01:05:55.500The girls kind of like that because you're humiliating yourself,
01:05:58.400but it doesn't fix the problem of them not feeling safe.
01:06:01.580It's like, oh yeah, you guys are safe.
01:07:01.520Well, I'm just getting to the, every month there's a new horrible wife who like almost humiliates her husband online as a start to her social media career so she could make money as a stay-at-home mom.
01:07:12.800This is just another one of those in that category.
01:07:16.080This is what everybody's been waiting for.
01:07:17.760Yeah, this is what everybody wants to know.
01:07:19.240uh we explored polyamory a year ago and that was really it was an amazing experience we've always
01:07:30.840been the type who we know we're solid and we have so much love to give that sometimes it's one of
01:07:37.580those things where it's like adding to that is just gonna be even more love and even more good
01:07:44.340vibes and everybody thinks that I like betrayed you and cheated on you goodness it wasn't like
01:07:50.620that I mean it was all consensual you know I agreed to all of it and I was good with it and
01:07:54.820yeah well and that's the difference between like a lot of people were asking oh do you guys have
01:07:59.280an open marriage no we aren't open and we were never open open means both partners are sleeping
01:08:05.200um and sexually active with other partners um and polyamory is everything's consensual
01:08:12.780All parties involved have consented and agreed to everything.
01:13:36.800You're trying to shove a wedge between genders, but just for the record, you know, you see
01:13:40.520this a lot, washing dishes, uh, after Thanksgiving, stuff like that.
01:13:45.000And I've seen a lot of these types of posts and I got to tell you, I have never once seen
01:13:51.040a man post a video complaining about having to fix his lawnmower or cut the grass or bring
01:13:58.40040 bags of mulch to his backyard. I've never once heard a man complaining about manual labor like
01:14:04.360that. So true. Blasting women online. My bitch wife with the stupid neck tattoos won't even help
01:14:09.660me drag the wheelbarrow. No one's helping me. I think the big difference between generations is
01:14:14.100these older women in the kitchen never really got nuked by SSRIs and birth control. So like they
01:14:19.780have their feminine nature still. I think that's a big difference. And a lot of the, this is kind
01:14:24.920of connected to it. Like a lot of modern women think like being a stay at home mom is oppression,
01:14:29.060you know, which is like kind of crazy because they don't want to listen to their husband.
01:14:33.580But when they get some stupid email job, they have no problem listening to their boss. Like,
01:14:38.440oh, you got to stay late today. Oh, get this done by four o'clock. And they go, sure thing, boss.
01:14:42.520And you're working for a company that like has nothing to do with you. You probably don't care
01:14:46.940about it. And if you didn't work there, they'd replace you in a day. Yeah, totally. But if you
01:14:51.140listen to your husband and you stayed at home. And then the thing you're building is like your
01:14:55.700family and your home, which you both live in and both have equal parts in. A stake in. Yeah.
01:15:01.560Isn't that like way better? Doesn't working suck? Yeah. Working's a nightmare. Isn't working the
01:15:06.720worst? Wouldn't you want to just stay home and kind of like do whatever you want and take care
01:15:10.440of some kids and make banana bread? Hey, you can stay home, lovely day, whatever music you want,
01:15:16.580light a candle, whatever smells. There's just a few little chores you do have to do every day.
01:15:21.140Or do you want to wake up at 7 in the morning, drive 30 minutes to some guy, a boss, who can change at any minute because it's the company's prerogative, who's your boss's, and then go do shit from 9 to 5 and drive back and then still have to make dinner?
01:15:37.660Because one of us has to if we're married, but if we're both working.
01:15:41.940So just there's a real ungratefulness, but they know women online will go crazy for it.
01:15:47.200So the feedback loop continues, right?
01:15:49.620All right, well, that's the end of cringe. Let's now move on to Urban Decay.
01:15:54.860All right, our first story from Urban Decay comes from Louisville.
01:15:58.380There was a story from a few weeks ago where this woman was involved in a road rage incident,
01:16:02.340and she claimed that a white motorcyclist beat her up for no reason and almost killed her.
01:16:07.760And then we got another angle of the incident, and it turns out it's another one of those race hoaxes.
01:16:19.560Stanford was stopped. Her car was vandivized.
01:16:25.560So there's the clip that they're showing, the guy beating her up.
01:16:29.560This is what you may have seen on social media.
01:16:31.560And it looks bad, like, oh my gosh, this white guy's just beating up this woman.
01:16:34.560Dozens of people drive right past. No one stops.
01:16:37.560Stanford is being thrown around like a ragdoll while she's being beaten.
01:16:41.560To constantly watch that video over and over, to see my daughter assaulted.
01:16:46.560daughter assaulted her mother can hardly stomach watching the video but by the grace of god my baby
01:16:52.680is still her close you get so we have the new angle which is played in the front of the clip
01:16:58.800um and it almost seemed like one of those examples of racism we always hear about but
01:17:04.060unfortunately she basically made it up yeah and she claimed that this white guy followed her for
01:17:10.300miles and unprovoked or what unprovoked pulled her out of the car and started beating her up
01:17:15.880But what actually happened was she followed this guy for miles, swerved to get next to him, got out of the car, had a metal pipe, which they use to lock your steering wheel in bad neighborhoods.
01:17:28.220She's probably dealing with some urban decay because she exited with a pipe, was swinging it at him.
01:17:34.000He took it away from her and started hitting her back all while she left her one-year-old child in the car in this dangerous situation.
01:17:41.020And then what does the mother of the year do after that?
01:17:44.260She calls some lawyers and holds a press conference about racism or something.
01:17:48.720And guys, we have been showing a ton of road rage incidents recently.
01:17:53.600Hijacking a bus, hitting a DoorDash driver in the head with a baseball bat because she did a courtesy honk.
01:18:00.120The one woman who someone pulled out in front of her and she did two drive-bys and shot the gun at her.
01:22:21.520Yeah, I don't think he cares about a gold or a red sticker on the chart with all the other classmates on when he does bad or when he does good.
01:22:28.580And the teacher sued the school and got $10 million.
01:23:02.380And then a lot of people will see a kid like this and think, well, they need discipline from sports or after school activities.
01:23:09.080But that's becoming less and less possible because of woke.
01:23:13.060This football coach had to resign for saying this.
01:23:18.300This video from Canal Winchester local schools shows football practice on September 19th, leading to an investigation into coach Rob Page.
01:23:27.780The investigative report from the school says a student athlete showed up to practice after the 8 a.m. start time, and witnesses said the student had experienced issues being late before.
01:23:38.300There's no job, nothing in your life you're going to be able to do being late and being a loser and always having an excuse for why you don't get shit done.
01:23:48.300The report says when the student arrived,
01:23:57.720Paige told him to stand on a box in the center
01:24:00.200while other team members worked out around him.
01:24:03.340The student later had to do exercises.
01:32:49.120Have you ever come across a lake like this in the middle of nowhere, perhaps up in the mountains, deep in the woods, and there's fish in it?
01:32:54.920And you wonder, well, how could there possibly be fish here if it's in the middle of nowhere, the state or the government has never stocked it with fish?