In this episode of the Fresh Air Podcast, we discuss the Elon Musk Space X launch, the DDoS attack on the space, and the Trump vs Kamala Harris debate. We also talk about the new Tesla Model Y, the Tesla Model S, and much more! We hope you enjoy the episode and tweet us if you liked it with any questions or suggestions. Timestamps: 0:00 - Elon Musk's SpaceX launch 7:15 - Trump vs. Elon's Space X Debate 14:10 - DDoS Attack on the SpaceX Launch 19:30 - Elon's SpaceX Spacex Launch 21:20 - Elon and Trump's Spacex Debate 26:40 - Tesla's Model Y Launch 31:00 - Elon s SpaceX Spacecraft 32:30 - Trump and Tesla's SpaceX Launch 33:20 - The Tesla Model X Launch 35:00- Elon's Elon Musk vs. Trump SpaceX Debate 40:00 | Elon Musk and the Downtrope 45:00 // Trump vs Hillary Clinton Debate 47:30 | Elon'sSpaceX SpaceX is the only place you can watch or listen to Elon Musk on the internet Theme song by Zapsplat Theme Song by Ian Dorsch Get the show: Download MP3" Subscribe to the podcast (RSS) Subscribe on iTunes Learn more about your ad choices. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts (RATE & Review? Rate/subscribe in iTunes Learn about our upcoming releases! Subscribe to our podcast, review our podcast on Podcharts Podcasts! Subscribe on Podcoin - Rate and review our merch, books, tayt, and subscribe on PODDS, etc. etc., etc. We are listening to Podcasts, etc., we are giving out gifts and more! We are working on a new podcast, so don't forget to rate and review us a review on iTunes, review us on PodCast, review and review this podcast on your favourite podcast, and we are reviewing our podcast is amazing! , Thank you! We are looking out for your reviews and review on Podcast, review on the pod, review your podcast, and review it on PodCAST, we are listening out on it is amazing, so please leave us on it's amazing, review it out on your podcast and review your thoughts and review is amazing and review we are amazing, we are awesome and we will review it!
00:21:01.000So what that means is that, because you were one of the few people in that, this is going to be one of the few places you can go to watch it.
00:21:11.000If you're not already in one of the two Twitter spaces, either the Elon one, then this is the only way you can watch or listen to the Elon Musk space.
00:21:22.000Holy shit, Quartering has 128k watching right now on Rumble.
00:21:29.000But yeah, guys, share this with your friends.
00:21:31.000If you are trying to, matter of fact, I'm going to drop the YouTube link right now on Twitter because we're one of the few people that are actually in the fucking room.
00:23:49.000Did it on his platform and then it worked.
00:23:53.000But even though it worked, even at that time, what happened was it got to a certain number, then a lot of people didn't have the ability to join the space, and then Mario had to run a concurrent space, and everybody joined that, and that actually ended up being bigger than the actual Ron DeSantis space.
00:24:06.000So that was me and Mario running that concurrent space.
00:25:41.000I said that they tested the system with 8 million concurrent listeners earlier today.
00:25:48.000I saw the one when they did 3 million.
00:25:49.000So they tested it thinking it's going to be okay.
00:25:51.000I kind of had this thing that maybe it's not going to be in anyone who runs a concurrent space is probably going to do well.
00:25:57.000But then what's happened is apparently Elon is claiming that there was a DDoS attack.
00:26:03.000Which is causing problems on the space.
00:26:04.000And so because Myron's crew and Fresh's crew, Fresh of its crew, are one of the few people who are in there, you're going to be able to hear it through this.
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00:35:08.000So if none of the elections are legit, if every single election is basically decided rather than voted on, then the question becomes who have their...
00:35:31.000We've seen all of the billionaire donors, Bill Ackman, all of them being liberal for a very long time, supporting the Democrat candidate, have all switched in unison after what happened on October the 7th.
00:35:46.000And as soon as the university protests happened, you saw these people really almost be shook and almost conglomerate, Basically merge together and go towards a different candidate.
00:39:48.000Well, maybe we could start off with...
00:39:53.000I mean, the assassination attempt, which was an incredible thing, and I have to say that your actions after that assassination attempt were inspiring.
00:40:06.000You know, instead of shying away from things, instead of ducking down, you were pumping your fist in the air and saying, fight, fight, fight.
00:40:14.000And I think that's, I mean, the President of the United States represents America, and I think that is, That is America.
00:40:27.000And so that's, you know, part of the reason why I was excited to endorse you as the President of the United States for having another term here is that was just incredibly inspiring.
00:40:56.000The doctors later told me that the ear is a place that is a very bloody place if you're going to get hit.
00:41:04.000But in this case, it was probably the best alternative you could even think about because it went at the right angle and, you know, it was...
00:41:37.000And because it, you know, it hit very hard, but hit the ear.
00:41:41.000And I also heard people shout, bullets, bullets, you know, get down, get down, because I, you know, I moved down pretty nicely, pretty quickly, and we had bullets flying right over my head after I went down, so I'm glad I went down.
00:41:55.000The bigger miracle was that I was looking in the exact direction of the shooter, and so it hit me at an angle that was...
00:42:03.000Far less destructive than any other angle.
00:42:45.000You know, here you are, but you know, Mr.
00:42:48.000Well, the amazing thing is that the sign, I said, bring down that sign on immigration, and It was literally about an eighth of a second where it would be good, and after that it was going to be a disaster no matter which way you were facing.
00:43:04.000But it just had that perfect angle, which was exactly at this shooter.
00:44:25.000So I said, how many people have been killed?
00:44:27.000Because I knew there were other shots being fired.
00:44:30.000And they said, we don't know yet, but some people have been badly hurt.
00:44:36.000And I have to give the Secret Service sniper, they call him, or sharpshooter, but sniper, because he didn't know There was a problem.
00:44:47.000He's an extraordinary shot, obviously.
00:44:50.000And he didn't know there was a problem.
00:44:51.000And he was able to pick and roll out within five seconds.
00:44:54.000And he used one bullet from very far away, I guess probably about 400 yards.
00:44:59.000The shooter was 130, but he was on the opposite side of the field and the podium.
00:45:07.000And he saw the smoke and the flame from the gun.
00:45:12.000Immediately recognized it and immediately took a shot.
00:45:16.000And it was one perfect shot from very far away.
00:45:19.000And if he if he didn't do that, Elon, he would have I mean, if he would have a lot of people, a lot more people have been could have been badly hurt and killed.
00:45:29.000So I have to take my hat off to him because that's also surreal.
00:45:34.000You know, you've been with them for 23 years and he's never had anything like this.
00:45:39.000And all of a sudden he has to act, and it's a very tough thing to act and to be shooting somebody.
00:45:45.000But he saw the gun, saw the smoke, saw the flame from the gun, very far away.
00:45:51.000Obviously he has very good eyes, he's got very good vision, which I assume you have to have in that particular work.
00:45:57.000But he took aim very quickly, and they say it was approximately five seconds from long range, one bullet.
00:46:06.000That didn't happen because the shooter had a lot of bullets.
00:46:09.000He had a lot of cartridges up there with him.
00:46:14.000He was very competent in taking that shot to stop the attempted assassination.
00:46:26.000But there does seem to be some pretty significant failings elsewhere in the system.
00:47:09.000It's like, I'm just, I guess, I mean, for my part, and I think probably many members of the public are wondering how the heck are, you know, basically people wandering by pointing out there's a guy on the roof with a gun.
00:47:25.000They're seeing it, but somehow it's not being addressed.
00:47:32.000Well, they're going to learn from this.
00:47:34.000The communication between the local police, who sort of had an idea, and then ultimately a man lifted himself up to the roof, could barely do it because he was pulling himself up, and he saw the man with the gun.
00:47:49.000The man with the gun pointed the gun at him.
00:47:51.000He thought he was probably going to get shot, but he was pulling himself up, and because of that he couldn't get to his gun.
00:48:01.000And he fell down, actually very badly hurt his leg, his ankle.
00:49:25.000And a lot of people get killed with those stampedes.
00:49:28.000We had more people than you'd have at...
00:49:30.000You know, some of these matches or these games and nobody left.
00:49:35.000You know, you had a small group behind us in the grandstand and that was fall and you look at it as it was taking place and normally they'd be running.
00:51:38.000And then when he got his head just peeking above, this guy standing there with a gun at his head, and when he fell down, again, hurt his ankle very badly, but he was making the calls.
00:51:49.000But what happened is the firing took place very soon.
00:51:52.000So what they think is that this guy ran to his sight, Yeah,
00:57:22.000The families are great, but we're going back to Butler, and I think I'll probably start by saying, as I was saying, prior to being so horribly interrupted, but...
00:57:34.000Yeah, so rudely interrupted by an assassination attempt.
00:59:11.000Would it be accurate to say that you're supportive of legal immigration, but that we obviously need to shut down illegal immigration, especially unvetted illegal immigration?
00:59:25.000That's not the same as saying that everyone who's an illegal immigrant is bad.
00:59:30.000I think most people who are illegal immigrants are actually good, but you can't tell the difference unless there's a solid betting of who comes across the border.
00:59:38.000Does that actually represent your position?
01:00:39.000Now they're also saying they did a good job on the border.
01:00:41.000We had the worst numbers in the history of the world, not of our country.
01:00:45.000There's never been a country in history that has had a catastrophe like this.
01:00:49.000We've had, I believe, and I think you believe this too, you know, you hear 12 million, 13 million.
01:00:54.000I believe it's over 20 million people came into our country, many coming from jails, from prisons, from mental institutions, or a bigger version of that is insane asylums, and many are terrorists.
01:01:09.000And I'll tell you what, they're coming not just from South America, they're coming from Africa, they're coming from all over the world.
01:01:14.000They're coming from Asia, they're coming from the Middle East, they're coming from countries that are...
01:01:22.000It's stupidly and horribly bombing Israel October 7th.
01:01:26.000They're coming from all over the world.
01:01:28.000And, you know, you look at, it's so sad, October 7th, because it should have never happened.
01:02:28.000It's just essential to have a real border or we can't function as a country and our central services are being overwhelmed in a lot of cities.
01:02:39.000As we were talking about earlier, I think having a legal immigration process that is We're good to go.
01:03:06.000Let in people who are going to be great contributors to our society and to our economy.
01:03:32.000And you just have this sort of adverse selection process where, you know, if somebody's, you know, if somebody's like a You know, has a career in theft or robbery.
01:03:49.000I don't understand what's taking them so long to get here, because we're such a target-rich environment.
01:03:56.000I mean, you know, why aren't more people who have a career in You know, bad things coming here sooner because it's, I mean, it's a piece of cake to go rob, you know, houses in LA or New York compared to other parts of the world.
01:04:13.000And in a lot of places in America, if you try to stop the person who's robbing you, you'll be arrested.
01:05:26.000And I saw it today in New York where somebody was knifed, where they raped the girlfriend of a man that stood there watching in New York in one of the shelters and started pulling out their knives and bad things happened today.
01:07:02.000Whether it's a question of intention or competence, either way, we don't have a secure border and we have people streaming over like it looks like a World War Z zombie apocalypse at times.
01:07:19.000And, you know, sometimes you've got to sort of wonder, like, is it real or not?
01:09:21.000Frankly, I think this is a fundamental existential issue for the United States.
01:09:28.000And if we have another four more years of open borders, and it's going to be even worse than it's been for the past three and a half years, I'm not sure we've got a country at that point.
01:09:42.000Elon, if they get in, you will have 50 to 60 million people from all over the world, not South America only.
01:09:50.000You know, we think of South America, we think of Honduras and El Salvador, Guatemala.
01:10:51.000Elon, what's happened is unbelievable.
01:10:53.000You have, from Africa, from the Congo they're coming, from the Congo, and 22 people came in from the Congo recently, and they're murderers, and they drop them, they take them out of jails, which is very expensive, you know, to maintain the jails,
01:11:09.000although they don't do too much maintaining, I can tell you.
01:11:12.000But they take them out of jails, prisons.
01:11:14.000They take them out and they bring them to the United States.
01:11:16.000They deposit them in the United States and say, don't ever come back or you're going to be executed.
01:11:37.000It's just an everywhere on Earth thing, and it's just not possible for the United States to absorb everyone from Earth or even a few percent of the rest of Earth.
01:11:47.000Well, Elon, we're going to have, just to finish this up, we're going to have the largest deportation in history of this country, and we have no choice.
01:11:57.000Otherwise, we're going to have a country...
01:14:02.000I think you make an excellent point here, which is that when other countries are thinking about invading or doing bad things, when they're thinking about that, they're thinking about, okay, what's the American president going to do?
01:14:16.000And do they fear the American president?
01:14:19.000Or is there someone they do not respect and do not fear?
01:14:27.000They have to rightfully be, I mean, you know, look at the footage of the assassination.
01:14:33.000They're like, okay, you know, President Trump is like, don't mess with me.
01:14:40.000I mean, that's like, whereas I think people are not going to be, and they obviously have not been at all intimidated by Biden, and they certainly will not be intimidated by Kamala.
01:14:50.000And you have to really think of that in the context of global security.
01:14:55.000If the American president is someone that evil dictators are scared of, that makes a huge difference to the security of the world.
01:15:06.000So I had a good relationship with Putin, despite the Russia-Russia-Russia hoax that lasted for over two years, just a hoax created by Hillary Clinton and Adam Shifty Schiff, some just bad people, you know, just sick people, frankly.
01:21:24.000But we were not in danger with him because of me.
01:21:27.000You know, I always say that we have enemies on the outside and we have enemies on the inside.
01:21:32.000We have some really bad people in our government and people that are, and controlling of the people.
01:21:40.000I mean, I mentioned names, but I really don't want to give them the credit.
01:21:43.000But we have some really bad, and I say they're more dangerous than Russia and China.
01:21:48.000If you have a smart president, a president that gets it, we are not in danger from those countries because they need us and they need our help.
01:21:57.000I mean, we forced Obama, if you think about it, Obama and Biden, and Bush to a certain extent, in all fairness, forced Russia and China together.
01:22:09.000And if you're a history student, the first thing you learn is you cannot let Russia and China align.
01:22:15.000But then they also got, if you take a look, Iran, and they have North Korea.
01:22:20.000That's, you know, they call it the axis of evil.
01:22:23.000In the old days, you had the axis of evil.
01:22:25.000Here we have a modern-day axis of evil.
01:22:27.000These are powerful countries, very heavy nuclear, which is the biggest threat.
01:22:33.000You know, the biggest threat is not global warming, where the ocean is going to rise one-eighth of an inch over the next 400 years.
01:22:40.000And you'll have more oceanfront property, right?
01:22:45.000The biggest threat is nuclear warming.
01:22:47.000Because we have five countries now that have significant nuclear power, and we have to not allow anything to happen with stupid people like Biden.
01:22:58.000You know, Biden did something with Russia.
01:23:01.000There was no chance of him ever going in.
01:23:04.000And when I left, and then after I left, they started forming Big armies on the border with Ukraine, right?
01:23:11.000And I looked at that, and I thought he was doing that because Putin's a good negotiator.
01:23:15.000I thought he was doing that to negotiate.
01:23:17.000But then Biden started saying such stupid things.
01:23:20.000For instance, he said that it can be a NATO country.
01:23:25.000Now, Russia, for as long as there's been NATO, has said we're never going to agree to that.
01:23:31.000And we go right up front and say that.
01:23:34.000And we did things and said things through this president with a low IQ, very low IQ. He had a low IQ 30 years ago, by the way, but now he might not even have an IQ at all.
01:23:44.000There's nothing on the board that goes this low.
01:25:22.000I think people underrate the risk of World War III. When you're looking at the risk of global thermonuclear warfare, it's game over for humanity.
01:25:35.000It's something that people have, I think, after the end of the Cold War, people have become complacent about, but they actually have forgotten that there are currently a lot of nuclear missiles that have targeting parameters for the United States from other countries.
01:25:50.000And one of the things we're going to do is we're going to build an Iron Dome over us.
01:26:23.000The election's coming up and the people want to hear about the economy and the fact that they can't buy groceries because they don't have enough money to buy groceries.
01:30:30.000This country will go out of business because they're going to go to an energy policy that's not sustainable.
01:30:36.000Wind and different things, you're not going to have anything.
01:30:40.000And I know you're a big fan of the AI, and I have to say that AI, and this is shocking to me, but AI requires twice the energy that the country already produces for everything.
01:30:53.000So, we're going to have to build a lot of energy if our country will be competitive with China, because that's our primary competitor for this on the AI. You're going to need a lot of electricity.
01:31:05.000You're going to need tremendous electricity, like almost double what we produce now for the whole country, if you can believe it.
01:31:15.000Well, just going back to this basic thing that people try to make it sound complicated but it's not, but inflation is caused by government overspending.
01:31:25.000Would you agree that we need to take a look at government spending and have perhaps a government efficiency commission that The waste is incredible.
01:32:33.000And over the course of about four weeks, by my saying I'm not going to do it, I got the price reduced by $1.6 billion for the exact same plane, other than we had a nicer paint job, if you want to know the truth.
01:32:45.000But for the exact same plane, I saved one.
01:32:49.000And I said to Boeing, man, you guys must make a lot of money if you can reduce the price by that.
01:32:54.000But now what I do hear is that they're going back to the...
01:33:22.000Well, I mean, I think it would be great to just have a government efficiency commission that takes a look at these things and just ensures that the taxpayer's hard-earned money is spent in a good way.
01:33:39.000And I'd be happy to help out on such a commission.
01:35:05.000They don't include a lot of the items that should be included, you know.
01:35:11.000It's just from government overspending and just not spending taxpayer money effectively.
01:35:18.000And having so many departments, you can't even name them all.
01:35:24.000And what Malay is doing is He's simplifying things, he's putting in regulations that make sense, and Argentina overnight is experiencing a giant improvement in prosperity.
01:35:43.000But it's also a lesson for the United States, which is that Argentina used to be one of the most prosperous countries in the world.
01:35:56.000And because of bad government policy, it ruined the country.
01:36:00.000And if you take Venezuela, for example, Venezuela should be incredibly prosperous.
01:36:05.000They have phenomenal Reserves of everything, oil, everything.
01:36:11.000And it should be prosperous, but if the government's wrong, it impoverishes the people.
01:36:16.000And so I think we should not be complacent in the United States in thinking that and taking out prosperity for granted, because with bad government policy, we can run the country to the ground.
01:36:27.000And that's just something people should bear in mind.
01:38:45.000I think you're making a good point in that if each state has to compete against other states, then people will naturally move to states where it's better.
01:38:58.000Well, like California, you know, as we said, it's a badly run state.
01:39:37.000I mean, some of these governors are doing so badly.
01:39:42.000I mean, they've got so many people moving out of their state, they should get U-Haul Salesman of the Year Award because they're driving so much U-Haul.
01:40:10.000But, you know, I mean, I just wonder, how do these states survive when big businesses, a big oil company just left California, as you know, and they moved to Texas.
01:40:19.000How do these big states survive when they lose so many businesses and their taxes are already really high?
01:40:27.000You know, the taxes are among the highest taxes.
01:40:45.000I mean, I think the only thing that's going to force some of these states to change is if they risk bankruptcy and they're not getting bailed out by the federal government.
01:40:54.000That's the only thing that's going to get them changed.
01:40:55.000You remember the area in California where they had that, where I guess somebody had sticky fingers and they sold a lot of money, and they went into a form of chapter, and it was very nasty for a period of time, but now it's probably the most popular place in all of California.
01:41:39.000And some are very good and some are just horrible.
01:41:42.000Well, I think the larger point here, as you're saying, a lot of people are concerned about the economy, a lot of people are concerned about inflation, and inflation is effectively a tax on people that save money and for people that are working day to day.
01:42:04.000The people that got hurt worse are the people that did it the way they were taught to do it all through their younger life and their young life and their whole life.
01:42:18.000The people that saved money And then they got no interest on their money and inflation destroyed them.
01:42:25.000And frankly, they were almost better off if they didn't do anything like that.
01:42:28.000I mean, those people have been absolutely decimated.
01:42:31.000And we're going to bring those people back and help those people.
01:42:35.000You know, when I look at bacon costing five, four or five times more than it did a few years ago, when you look at some of the food products and groceries, those people go, they can't believe it.
01:42:45.000They used to be able to buy a whole cart until they...
01:42:49.000You know, a lot of people just don't have the money.
01:42:52.000They go in and they can't buy anything.
01:42:59.000I think it really just comes down to, I guess, really two things, which is that if you solve government overspending, you solve inflation, which improves the living standards of the average person.
01:43:14.000You mean like don't send money abroad?
01:43:15.000Because a lot of the regulations are nonsensical and cause the cost to be extreme for no reason.
01:43:22.000But unless you've got effective deregulation, like Reagan did a great job on deregulation in the 80s, but it's been 40 years since we hadn't...
01:43:32.000During your administration, we made some progress, but I think there's an opportunity to make, I think, radical progress with sensible regulation.
01:44:31.000The credit that we really deserved on what we did with COVID. We never got the credit, but had that not happened, the gift from China, from Wuhan, came in from Wuhan, the Wuhan labs, and I always said it and it turned out to be right.
01:45:52.000You know, we got over that bad period where everybody was dying and, you know, it was just not a good period.
01:46:00.000Interestingly, You know, during his administration, many more people died during his administration of COVID than during my administration.
01:47:15.000I mean, I should probably say something about, like, you know, maybe my views on, you know, climate change and oil and gas.
01:47:22.000Because I think it's probably different from what most people would assume.
01:47:28.000Because my views are actually pretty, I think, moderate in this regard, which is that I don't think we should vilify the oil and gas industry.
01:47:36.000And the people that have worked very hard in those industries to provide the necessary energy to support the economy.
01:47:42.000And if we were to stop using oil and gas right now, we would all be starving and the economy would collapse.
01:47:48.000So I don't think it's right to sort of vilify the oil and gas industry.
01:47:56.000The world has a certain demand for oil and gas, and it's probably better if the United States provides that than some other countries, and it would help with prosperity in the U.S. At the same time, obviously, my view is we do,
01:48:11.000over time, want to move to a sustainable energy economy because eventually you do run out of oil and gas.
01:48:24.000I think the risk is not as high as a lot of people say it is with respect to global warming.
01:48:31.000But I think if you just keep increasing the parts per million in the atmosphere long enough, eventually it actually simply gets uncomfortable to breathe.
01:49:18.000You have farmers that are not allowed to farm anymore and have to get rid of their cattle.
01:49:23.000The whole world is a little crazy, but it's largely taken its lead from us.
01:49:29.000I do say, though, I've heard in terms of the fossil fuel...
01:49:33.000Because even to create your electric car or create the electricity needed for the electric car, you know, fossil fuel is what really creates that at the generating plants.
01:49:45.000And, you know, so you sort of can't get away from it at this moment.
01:50:27.000But they went in and they terminated it.
01:50:29.000And I'll get it going very quickly because not only is it big for Alaska, I mean, you talk about economic development, that for the United States, I mean, that is, they say, bigger than Saudi Arabia or the same size.
01:50:57.000Well, I mean, my estimate would be, you know, a little more aggressive than that, but it's not these sort of like we're going to die in five years stuff.
01:51:06.000That's obviously BS. But my view is, like, if you just look at sort of cost per million that increments every year, you know, you get sort of 203 cost per million every year of CO2. I mean, I think...
01:51:21.000Some of that, it's problematic if it accelerates, if you start going from 2 or 3 to, say, 5.
01:51:26.000And then there may be some situations where you get a step change increase in the CO2. And I think we don't want to get too close to 1,000 ppm because that actually makes it uncomfortable to breathe.
01:51:45.000Like, just existing in 1,000 ppm CO2 is uncomfortable.
01:51:55.000You start getting headaches and stuff, so even without global warming, it's not comfortable.
01:52:01.000We don't want to get too close to that, but I think we've got I think we want to just move over.
01:52:07.000And if, I don't know, 50 to 100 years from now, we're mostly sustainable, I think that'll probably be okay.
01:52:19.000So it's not like the house is on fire immediately, but I think it is something we need to move towards.
01:52:26.000And on balance, it's probably better to move...
01:52:31.000They're faster than slower, but like I said, without vilifying the oil and gas industry, and without causing hardship in the short term, I think this could be done.
01:52:54.000I don't think we should vilify people for it, but I think we should just...
01:52:57.000Just generally lean in the direction of sustainability.
01:53:02.000I actually think solar is going to be a majority of energy generation in the future, and it's certainly trending that way.
01:53:11.000And so you get the solar power, mind that with batteries, because obviously the sun doesn't shine at night.
01:53:18.000And then you use that to charge the electric cars, and you have a long-term sustainable solution.
01:53:24.000And, you know, that's what Ches is trying to do.
01:53:26.000I think we've made a lot of progress in that regard.
01:53:29.000But when you look at our cars, we don't believe that environmentalism, that caring about the environment should mean that you have to suffer.
01:53:36.000So we make sure that our cars are beautiful, that they drive well, that they're fast, they're, you know, sexy.
01:53:44.000I mean, the sexy joke, Model S, Model 3, Model X, and Y spells out sexy.
01:53:48.000It's probably the most expensive joke out there.
01:53:51.000But, you know, I just, I don't know, I like cheesy humor, you know?
01:53:55.000But I'm kind of like, let's have an inspiring future, and let's work towards, you know, a better future, and we do so without demonizing people.
01:54:36.000I thought the right word against climate change.
01:54:38.000On the roofs, you know, on flat surfaces, on certain surfaces might be good, at least in certain areas of the country or the world where you have the sun.
01:54:47.000But I would think, and I have no idea because that's not my world, but I would think that this would be something that would be interesting.
01:54:55.000But you know, the one thing that I don't understand is that people talk about global warming or they talk about climate change.
01:55:02.000But they never talk about nuclear warming.
01:55:05.000And to me, that's an immediate problem.
01:55:08.000Because you have, as I said, five countries where you have major nuclear, and probably some others are getting there, and that's very dangerous.
01:55:17.000That's where you need a strong American president, because you don't want to have this proliferation.
01:55:22.000But you have five countries and getting more.
01:55:26.000You know, China is much less than us right now, but they're going to catch us Sooner than people think.
01:56:44.000And if you look at the injuries and deaths caused by, say, I mean, I'm not going to try to pick on coal mining, but just any kind of mining operation.
01:56:52.000And there's a certain number of injuries and deaths per year.
01:56:57.000You compare that to nuclear, nuclear is actually way better.
01:57:00.000So it's underrated as an electricity source, and I think it's something that's worth reconsidering.
01:57:05.000But there's so much regulation that people can't get it done.
01:57:10.000Maybe they'll have to change the name.
01:58:49.000Well, we just won the big case in Florida.
01:58:51.000This was a Biden administration, did something that's never been done in this country, and that's go after their political opponent, me, with this nonsense, and just nonsense.
01:59:03.000And the big case in Florida we won, but they always pick a judge and a jury, and they use local DAs, they use the local attorney generals, like Fani, you know, Fani, spelled F-A-N-I, Fani.
01:59:42.000It's a terrible thing and never happened in our country.
01:59:47.000It does happen in banana republics and third world countries, but it's never happened.
01:59:52.000The incredible thing is it actually drove my numbers up because people see, you know, fortunately I have a platform like you or, you know, in all fairness, like a conversation like this where I can talk about it and people understand.
02:00:05.000I mean, you fight for election integrity and you end up getting indicted.
02:00:10.000Because you're fighting for election integrity.
02:00:13.000And when the day comes that you can't fight for election integrity, you don't have a country anymore.
02:00:17.000So what happens is after their political opponent, me, now Biden's close to vegetable stage, in my opinion.
02:00:27.000I looked at him today on the beach, and I said, why would anybody allow him?
02:01:52.000Our country is becoming a very dangerous place, and she is a radical left San Francisco liberal, and now she's trying to protect, now she's looking like she wants to be more Trump than Trump, if that's possible.
02:03:09.000No, I mean, obviously what's happening sort of overnight is they're rewriting history and making Kamala sound like a moderate when in fact she is far left, like far, far left.
02:04:50.000And you see tonight, I mean, as we're doing this, I'm seeing reports coming that they expect an attack tonight or tomorrow from hundreds and maybe thousands of rockets.
02:04:59.000You know, their Iron Dome, as they call it, as we all call it, but their shield that they built, that can be...
02:05:39.000It's important for the public that may be listening to this to look at Kamala's track record before the last month and say, is that a track record you agree with?
02:05:51.000And I think if you're an independent moderate, you definitely would not agree with it because her behavior has been far left.
02:05:59.000And we're seeing just an overnight propaganda attempt to rewrite history and make it sound like Kamala's moderate when she, in fact, is not moderate.
02:06:06.000Well, her running mate approved, signed into legislation, tampons in boys' bathrooms, okay?
02:06:55.000And I think really it's essential that you win for the good of the country this election.
02:07:04.000I mean, that's understating my opinion.
02:07:07.000Now, you know, you may have seen this, but I got a letter from the The EU Commission saying to not have disinformation during this discussion that we're having.
02:07:22.000There's a lot of attempts to do censorship and to force censorship even on Americans from other countries.
02:10:10.000And that is an appropriate thing to address.
02:10:13.000Well, you know, when you talk about cost-cutting and savings and everything else, I mean, honestly, look, there's nobody that feels worse about the Ukraine situation than I do because I know it would have never happened.
02:10:24.000I know Zelensky, he was very honorable to me because when they went with the Russia hoax and they said I had a phone call with him, he said it was a perfect phone call.
02:11:04.000Now, they've taken advantage of us incredibly, but you're going to do things with the right person.
02:11:10.000Yeah, well, I think it's obvious that you're a believer and an advocate of free speech because during your first time as president, you were attacked relentlessly every day, often very unfairly with false attacks.
02:11:23.000And you didn't try to shut down the media.
02:11:25.000You didn't try to inhibit their freedom of speech.
02:14:50.000But I think there are some grand projects that we could do.
02:14:56.000I think we could build a base on the moon.
02:14:59.000We could send American astronauts to Mars.
02:15:03.000We'll build high-speed connections that are more advanced than anything else in the world between our cities so people have fast transport.
02:15:11.000It's possible to solve traffic with tunnels.
02:15:15.000We've already made great progress in Vegas doing that.
02:15:20.000You know, and just do things that are exciting and inspiring and make the future feel like it's better than the best.
02:15:26.000Well, I saw what you did in Vegas, and I'll tell you, it was amazing.
02:15:28.000I got to see, I took a big glimpse at it, and it's incredible.
02:15:48.000China's got incredible high-speed rail between its cities, but I think it's actually possible with tunnels, with deregulation, with an ability to actually...
02:15:59.000Where it's legal to actually do the tunnels, then you could have high-speed tunnels that are actually better than anything else in the world for high-speed transport between cities.
02:16:10.000And that would be something that Americans can say, wow, okay, we've got something that's cooler than anyone else in the world.
02:16:17.000That's the kind of thing that makes you proud to be an American.
02:16:20.000Safer than surface trains where there is a danger there, you know, with people, with crazy people.
02:16:51.000Yeah, I think also, like, there's, you know, I'm kind of hopping on the excess regulation, but I think something that I think people can generally understand is that what happens with laws and regulations is that There's more and more of them every year, and unless there's a process to clean them up,
02:17:08.000eventually everything becomes illegal, and that actually slows down the development of new technologies.
02:17:15.000I think there's room for some reform at the FDA for improving the speed with which we approve drugs that could help save lives and improve people's lives.
02:17:42.000I don't think they like me too much, but I got things approved in the FDA at numbers that they wouldn't believe.
02:17:49.000You know, it's a very bureaucratic group.
02:17:52.000Actually, it's a fine group of people in many cases.
02:17:55.000I got to know a lot of them, but I was pushing them really hard for Regeneron, for so many different things that were really pretty amazing.
02:18:21.000You end up in the same with the approval, but it just takes years instead of something that could potentially take months that improves people's lives.
02:18:34.000I just wanted to hop on this point that there has to be an active process for reducing rules and regulations because otherwise they just keep building up every year and you get like hardening of the arteries and eventually everything's illegal or takes forever and then we just...
02:19:18.000But people would go to other countries because you couldn't use this, the product, even if they thought it worked, because it's going through the FDA. I got it approved where you can, you basically, look, nobody wanted it.
02:19:30.000The doctors didn't want it because of the liability.
02:20:36.000Well, I mean, actually, to give Europe some props here, it's like if a drug is approved in Europe, which has a crazy amount of regulations, it should obviously be approved in the U.S. I mean, they have more regulations than we do.
02:20:49.000So why would a drug be approved in Europe and not in the U.S.? That's crazy.
02:20:53.000We did something that really, they've been trying to do it for 50 years, and they just couldn't get it done, and I got it done.
02:21:12.000I think as long as people are properly informed of the pros and cons, and these are the risks, and you make your own decision, that makes sense.
02:21:22.000Well, I think just, you know, in sort of closing up, and by the way, I'm looking at the numbers.
02:22:54.000Maybe I'll call it Kamala migrant crime.
02:22:57.000With all these things, I always try to get to the ground truth by just asking people.
02:23:02.000And my mom lives in New York, and I was like...
02:23:05.000Mom, have any of your friends been attacked or assaulted?
02:23:10.000And she said, yeah, three of her friends in three separate incidents were assaulted just in recent months, just walking around the streets of New York.
02:23:17.000And I said, well, what happened to the people that assaulted them?
02:23:46.000It's just obviously messed up if violent criminals are getting off scot-free and meanwhile New York spending massive resources prosecuting you.
02:23:59.000And I think the sensible public looks at this and says, what the heck is going on here?
02:24:07.000This is obviously abuse of the legal system.
02:24:10.000The legal system is supposed to be protecting the public.
02:26:10.000Well, I mean, I just say, you know, here's to an exciting, inspiring future that people can look forward to and be optimistic and excited about what happens next.
02:26:19.000And that's the kind of future that I think you will bring as president, and that's why I endorsed you.
02:26:38.000We can do it now, but if we were going to suffer another four years like we suffered for the last four years, I'm not sure the country can ever come back.
02:27:04.000They've tried to paint me as a far-right guy, which is absurd, because I'm making electric vehicles and solar and batteries, helping with the environment, and I actually...
02:28:09.000So, we just, we want to have a future that is prosperous, and I think we're just at this critical juncture, and I think this is a case of America is at a fork in the road.
02:28:28.000You are the path to prosperity, and I think Kamala is the opposite.
02:28:39.000I've also experienced quite a bit of low fare myself, but I'm just trying to tell people my honest opinion.
02:28:47.000I haven't been really active in politics before, and I'm just trying to point out that my track record historically has been moderate, if not moderate, slightly left.
02:28:56.000And so this is to people out there who are in the moderate camp to say, I think you should support Donald Trump for president.
02:29:05.000And I think it's actually a very important junction in the road, and we're in deep trouble if it goes the other way.
02:30:19.000Yeah, I mean, if I could summarize it, perhaps, you know, I think these are issues that I think most people in America would agree with, which is that we want safe and clean cities.
02:31:02.000They don't like the word liberal anymore, but call it Liberal or progressive.
02:31:06.000I don't understand how somebody could say that it's okay for them to empty prisons into our country.
02:31:11.000And again, I told you, their crime rates all over the world are going way down, which makes sense.
02:31:15.000In fact, the next time what we'll do is if something happens with this election, which would be a horror show, We'll meet the next time in Venezuela because it'll be a far safer place to meet than our country, okay?
02:31:27.000So we'll go, you and I will go and we'll have a meeting and dinner in Venezuela because that's what's happening.
02:31:32.000Their crime rate's coming down and our crime rate's going through the roof and it's so simple.
02:31:37.000And if you haven't seen anything yet, because these people have come into our country and they're just getting acclimated.
02:32:01.000And it's obviously demoralizing if you're a police officer risking your life to arrest violent criminals who could kill you and do kill you sometimes.
02:32:11.000And then you arrest a violent criminal and then the DA doesn't prosecute and then just let the guy out.
02:32:19.000Why should a police officer risk their life?
02:32:25.000Well, even worse, they prosecute the police officer.
02:32:31.000They go after him and they prosecute the police officer and they take away his pension.
02:32:41.000Well, I thought it was very telling, like incredibly telling that, you know, when there was a case where, you know, sort of a gang of thugs beat up police officers, I think it was in Times Square in New York, and then nothing happened to those guys.
02:32:58.000They were let out, zero bail, and I think a bunch of them were given free tickets to California.
02:34:08.000And that's the reason you have crime, by the way, because we don't do anything about it.
02:34:12.000Yeah, we just cannot have a situation where our police officers are beaten up on camera by, you know, a gang of illegal immigrants, and then nothing happens to the guys that beat up the cops.
02:35:43.000They wouldn't take them back for Obama.
02:35:45.000They wouldn't take them back for anybody.
02:35:47.000And now we have a problem because we have this guy and they, again, they don't take him back anymore with Biden because they don't respect him.
02:35:59.000We just can't have, whether they're citizens or not citizens, we can't have, because they weren't prosecuted citizens either, not just legals.
02:36:10.000So you can't have violent, repeat violent offenders that don't get incarcerated because they will obviously, by definition, And I think where part of this comes from is that there's,
02:36:32.000and I do sort of consider myself liberal in some ways.
02:36:35.000I mean, it's just that you want to have empathy for people.
02:36:38.000Obviously, you want to have empathy for people.
02:39:36.000It's got to the point where people just don't even bother reporting crime in a lot of cities because they know nothing is going to happen.
02:39:43.000That's what I hear anecdotally from people all the time.
02:39:48.000My values, I'm just saying to people out there, the things I think are important for the future is we've got to have safe cities, we've got to have secure borders, we've got to have sensible spending, and we've got to have You know, deregulation.
02:40:59.000And again, it's about the American dream.
02:41:02.000You don't hear about the American dream anymore, Elon.
02:41:04.000You don't hear, you're the American dream in the truest sense.
02:41:07.000But you don't hear about the American dream anymore, and you're going to hear about it.
02:41:11.000People, they need that incentive to go out and do it, and they're going to love their lives.
02:41:17.000I mean, they're going to look forward to getting up in the morning and going to a job that they love, not a job that they can't stand, or not...
02:46:45.000What's the reason for deregulation is so that he can then provide services without having to go through the many regulation barrier.
02:46:54.000Remember, this is the same MAGA movement That has complained significantly about COVID and have complained that the vaccine was put through too quickly with minimal regulations because normally vaccines go through a decent amount of regulatory process that the red tape was removed,
02:47:14.000regulation didn't happen and therefore the vaccine is dangerous.
02:47:17.000This is the argument that you get from...
02:47:23.000And yet here the argument is that he wants deregulation.
02:47:25.000Now I'm not saying Trump agreed to that because he obviously didn't agree to that.
02:47:28.000But I'm saying if he did agree to that, that would kind of go against this idea or perspective that people in the market movement have.
02:47:36.000In addition to that, if you look at Elon's actions throughout the world, They're not about what's right, what's wrong, other than his kind of control from certain type of people.
02:49:13.000All of these have major factors that are showing this kind of aspect of where Elon supports someone and where sometimes Donald Trump supports someone.
02:49:34.000Let's not talk about my ideas or thoughts.
02:49:36.000But let's look at it from a U.S. election perspective.
02:49:40.000From a U.S. election perspective, you have, and I travel the U.S., and I speak to people from the left and from the far left, who actually are the left and far left.
02:49:50.000Many of them said, we're not going to vote for Biden.
02:49:53.000Like what he has done in terms of Israel and Gaza, we just as humans cannot vote for him.
02:49:59.000That entire voter base, which isn't just Muslims, actually the vast majority of people I spoke to weren't Muslims.
02:50:06.000That entire voter base is ready to vote for a president who is Not going to be for war.
02:50:53.000Other than that, it makes no sense that he's making these terrible decisions.
02:50:57.000Yeah, I just find it funny that Elon's whole spiel was self-interest, and it was good to have that talk between the conversations, but you could just tell he was all about self-interest for sure.
02:51:20.000For their business and then everything else like that.
02:51:23.000The thing I think, for me, that stuck out the most during this interview, or this discussion, was Trump saying what I've been saying for a couple of weeks now, that foreign policy is by far the most pressing and most important issue in this election.
02:51:39.000Immigration's cool, obviously inflation, everything else like that, but that stuff...
02:51:44.000I don't want to sound like a jerk here, but if you're poor, it doesn't matter if Trump comes in office, he's not going to save you.
02:51:51.000If you're rich and Trump comes in office, you're more than likely going to stay rich.
02:51:54.000He'll probably help you with your taxes, right?
02:51:56.000He's very real estate friendly and small business owner friendly.
02:52:01.000The reality is, where you are economically isn't contingent upon who's in office, right?
02:52:06.000But, right, because that's in your control, if you're going to make money or be a brokie or not.
02:52:10.000But what's not in your control is foreign policy, because the commander in chief runs that, right?
02:52:16.000And I like the fact that Trump highlighted the fact that he's able to go ahead and get along, or at best, quell Hostile situations with adversaries, right?
02:52:28.000He comes into office when Obama's done.
02:53:20.000People can talk all the shit they want.
02:53:21.000I was in a space with some liberal morons.
02:53:24.000Oh, well, you know, Trump came into office and he didn't stop the conflicts in Ukraine.
02:53:30.000Well, those conflicts began when Obama was in.
02:53:33.000If we want to talk about Russia coming in and taking over Crimea or whatever else in 2014, or the coup that happened, that was all under Obama, and that was our CIA that was involved in that.
02:54:27.000If you guys watched the interview that he did with Tucker Carlson, by the way, for many years, Puna warned, hey, stop getting closer to Moscow.
02:54:35.000You guys promised that you weren't going to expand the NATO border, and they kept fucking doing it.
02:54:40.000So, of course he's going to invade, right?
02:54:43.000And then Israel on October 7th, right?
02:54:48.000I mean, Iran has always been an adversary for us.
02:54:51.000But, you know, hey, China, you can't buy oil from Iran, right?
02:54:53.000So at least he kept in a position where they weren't making as much money so they couldn't go ahead and help the Hamases and Hezbollahs and other places that have issues with Israel.
02:55:02.000But regardless, I think his foreign policy at least kept...
02:56:16.000One thing I would give credit in this interview is that you basically had a scenario where he clearly laid out the real reason for why the Ukraine-Russia war happened, which is not something any of the NATO countries really say.
02:56:28.000He said that Putin only had a couple of demands, which was NATO expansion that happened.
02:57:30.000Well, other countries are going to have their national security interests.
02:57:33.000And Ukraine being a proxy for the United States and having biological weapons there.
02:57:38.000Having a president in place that is pro-United States, pro-NATO, etc.
02:57:44.000A guy that doesn't respect Russia, right?
02:57:47.000They're looking at this like this is an adversarial situation.
02:57:49.000We need to come in and deal with this before it becomes a problem in our footstep.
02:57:53.000Especially when it was an unwritten agreement.
02:57:55.000It was like an unwritten agreement that there would never be this expansion, that Ukraine would never join NATO. So, I mean, Putin was basically forced into it because if he didn't do anything, you would have had a scenario where he wouldn't have been respected and he would have been the kicking boy of the entire situation.
02:58:10.000And they would have took control of Ukraine and then they would have expanded Russia.
02:58:13.000And like three or four different presidents have lied to him.
02:58:21.000And obviously Trump came in, but like, and I think Trump stopped the NATO bullshit because he came in and said, yo, yo, yo, we're not going to keep paying for this.
03:01:21.000This is really scary because that is going to sway a lot of things to her direction.
03:01:23.000No, but then what that shows is this, and it's something Myra mentioned before the interview, and obviously a number of other people have mentioned, that the Trump campaign has been making horrible decision after horrible decision.
03:01:42.000I just gave an example just before about why basically ignoring the vote, the anti-war vote, which is actually something Trump could actually win.
03:01:50.000Because as you guys have just explained, we've all just explained why Trump is the guy where there wouldn't be war.
03:01:56.000You have a huge element of the left who are not just war, but they're just anti-war.
03:02:25.000When it comes to foreign policy, yeah.
03:02:26.000So in that regard, you've got all this vote, which Americans are telling me, when I went out throughout the US speaking to these liberals, That we're not going to vote for Biden.
03:02:36.000We're not going to vote for him because of what he's done to Gaza.
03:02:38.000So if you've got this vote, who is telling him to make these statements where he wasn't even pushed about Israel?
03:03:18.000That's what makes me think that either the election is either going to be scammed and he's going to be given it.
03:03:23.000Or the other hand is that these people are intentionally sabotaging him because this huge vote that is available to him, he's disregarding it.
03:07:10.000I believe that Kamala Harris is whatever she says she is, but I believe, importantly, that President Trump is right that she's a chameleon.
03:07:18.000She pretends to be one thing in front of one audience, she pretends to be something different in front of another audience.
03:07:23.000Look, Dana, she's not running a political campaign.
03:07:32.000She doesn't have her policy positions out there.
03:07:34.000She hasn't answered why she wanted to ban fracking, but now she doesn't.
03:07:37.000She wanted to fund police, but now she doesn't.
03:07:39.000She wanted to open the border, but now she doesn't.
03:07:41.000She should have to answer for why she presents a different set of policies to one audience and a different set of policies to another audience.
03:07:49.000And I think that's what President Trump is getting at.
03:08:00.000Whether it's her walking out of the record store, holding the record while knowing that the black man is going to be there, or her, you know...
03:08:08.000Talking to a bunch of the LGBT community saying, I'm going to give you XYZ. And then she goes on in a rally with this dude, Waltz, and says, oh yeah, I had this bill on immigration and all this other crap.
03:08:19.000She says what makes sense, depending on who's looking at her at the time.
03:08:24.000Doing these interviews saying that, oh yeah, I was listening to Tupac and Snoop Dogg in the 80s.
03:08:29.000Bro, Snoop Dogg didn't even come out with his first album until like 94.
03:08:37.000Now, it sounds crazy, but it's kind of smart what she's doing, because she's acquiesced into- Explain, you're meant to be the best networker from what I know.
03:08:43.000So she's acquiesced into whoever she's in front of for their votes, of course.
03:08:47.000Now, granted, her audience of the black community is going to be swayed by rappers, people in that industry, and people that have a likeness to that culture.
03:08:56.000So food, music, that's going to be more for the black vote.
03:09:01.000And my thing is, for her doing this, Honestly, people are dumb.
03:10:02.000And I go, why are Democrats so fucking retarded?
03:10:06.000Even the most liberal of leftists said Biden is one of the worst presidents of our lifetime.
03:10:11.000Which, by the way, before he dropped out the race, that's what everybody was saying.
03:10:15.000Yo, you need to drop out, we're pulling donors, etc.
03:10:18.000They were freaking out before the DNC. Right?
03:10:21.000So why the fuck, right, are these smooth-brained Democrat retards getting behind the Vice President, that means the number two in charge of the country, idiots, keep up, of the very administration they were all threatening to abandon a month ago?
03:12:14.000Trump had a good standing, of course, back in the day.
03:12:17.000Maybe not the best standing, because it's from his comments, but the whole take on him being charged and all this stuff is going against the narrative.
03:12:24.000Now, granted, people that don't know are not of high IQ will say, oh, he's a bad person, don't vote for him.
03:12:30.000But like you just said, her policies, we don't even know.
03:14:05.000Actually, I think he should have been a bit more vague actually if he was smart, but he's not.
03:14:08.000I have an estimation of what I think he's going to do.
03:14:10.000But I'll finish what you're going to say and I'll go after.
03:14:13.000And so when you look at a number of his policies, I don't think they're as clear as well.
03:14:18.000The second point is this, in terms of Kamala, remember, this is what the Trump campaign has been telling us, that the vice president in reality does not have no power, right?
03:14:27.000For example, Pence didn't really have real power.
03:14:29.000And now J.D. Vance, he's not going to have real power.
03:14:32.000The only time he's going to have real power is if you kill Trump, right?
03:14:35.000So if that's the case, then in reality that works for Kamala Harris as well, that she is the vice president.
03:14:40.000So in reality, she doesn't have real power.
03:14:42.000The person who has real power in the current presidency in reality is Blinken.
03:16:30.000It's allowed a lot of the other isms to rear their ugly heads.
03:16:34.000Now imagine they can, for once in their lifetime, choose a woman that is black, empowers them, and gives them the freedom to be whoever they want to fucking be.
03:16:47.000You could be gay, you could be straight, you could be an item, you could be it.
03:16:51.000Now, imagine a president as a woman for the first time ever.
03:17:15.000Yeah, this is one of the things I always praised America about.
03:17:17.000I was like, Americans, however bad you say about Americans, however much you want to insult them, one thing they've not done is basically vote a woman in as president.
03:17:29.000Ford, what advice would you give a young lady wanting to become President of the United States?
03:17:35.000Well, I hope we do have a young lady at some point become President of the United States.
03:17:46.000I can tell you how I think it will happen because it won't happen In the normal course of events, either the Republican or Democrat political party will nominate a man for president and a woman for vice president.
03:21:17.000Right-wing political pundits Nick Fuentes and Laura Loomer have launched attacks on former President Donald Trump's current campaign strategy.
03:21:32.000She just said that, hey, we need to rethink the strategy, is what she said.
03:21:37.000Usually unwavering supporters of Trump, they have now declared open opposition with Fuentes announcing a new griper war against the campaign.
03:21:43.000The unrest within the Republican Party comes after Democratic candidate Kamala Harris has seen a surge in polling in several battleground states since taking over Joe Biden.
03:21:50.000Which, by the way, I want to let you guys know, she had a surge, even though no one knows what her policies are, and the country is currently failing, and she's Vice President of the United States.
03:21:57.000That's just to let you guys know how stupid people are in the United States.
03:22:37.000In the last weeks, she has massively out-fundraised Trump's campaign and has pulled even with Trump in the betting markets where he was the favorite since March.
03:22:47.000Fuentes, as a controversial political pundit known for his inflammatory rhetoric, took to social media on Thursday night to express frustrations.
03:22:53.000There I say I'm declaring a new gripper war against the Trump campaign, he said in a video posted on X. The so-called gripper war Fuentes refers to is a term co-created in 2019 to rally supporters of Trump and other right-wing individuals toward adopting white nationalist ideologies.
03:23:09.000His followers refer to themselves as grippers.
03:23:12.000And the grippers, as you guys know, they use the Cumber the Frog emojis on Twitter.
03:24:09.000Now, a big reason why a lot of people have complaints is they feel as though he's alienated the very people that put him in office back in 2016.
03:24:18.000He's disavowed Project 2025, which I think Project 2025 is pretty fucking based, to be honest with y'all.
03:24:41.000He brought J.D. Vance in, who was not a supporter of his in 2016 when he originally ran, right?
03:24:48.000He brought in, um, Chris, this, um, his campaign manager now, who was not a fan of his back in 2016.
03:24:55.000Um, obviously a lot of the people that support the hardcore Trump supporters remember January 6th, 2020, uh, 2020, uh, When Mike Pence, or 2021, when Mike Pence didn't support him with the vote.
03:27:08.000But if you think about it from Trump's perspective, he's saying, look, I'll throw them under the bus.
03:27:14.000But I'll get all of these people on my side.
03:27:16.000Silicon Valley, these, you know, the mainstream people, the people who maybe, maybe in his mind, he's thinking a bit more towards the left.
03:27:23.000If you look at a lot of his positions now, again, they're a bit more open.
03:27:35.000The other thing, too, that I think is very important for people to understand, which I'm noticing is the strategy with this Republican push, the GOP push right now, is they're like, look, these MAGA supporters are diehard.
03:27:47.000They're going to vote for me no matter what.
03:27:49.000So what I need to do now is he's trying to convert the moderates.
03:27:52.000He's trying to convert the people like Elon Musk.
03:27:54.000He's trying to convert the people like the Ackmans, the Silicon Valley people, etc.
03:27:57.000But in doing so, You're pissing off the people that supported you in 2016.
03:28:04.000So this is what he's thinking strategically.
03:28:05.000He's thinking, as you said just before, 90-some percent of them, they're going to follow me even if I tell them to jump in the river or jump in the sea.
03:28:14.000He has a huge passion, loyal following.
03:28:16.000And so in his mind, he's thinking, I can screw over the Gripers and people like Nick Fuentes or people who have similar ideas because that's going to be less of the base And they'll never vote for my opposition.
03:28:29.000And they wouldn't vote for my opposition.
03:28:30.000So strategically, he's looking at it from a strategic perspective, is what you're saying, isn't it?
03:29:43.000And obviously, when they don't have as much money running around like they do, they can't fund Hezbollah and Hamas and all these other proxy militaries that can go ahead.
03:32:33.000But if you're able to fucking galvanize an entire generation, because they're all Gen Zers, these guys are fucking young, in their 20s, etc.
03:32:39.000They're gonna be pretty fucking active.
03:32:41.000But your argument isn't for this election, though.
03:34:35.000Bro, you gotta remember, they're not gonna come out and say, yeah!
03:34:38.000Like, when you have certain viewpoints in the United States, especially conservative right-leaning, and you're young, you're not going to say your political views ever.
03:34:46.000Why do you think white people in general never tell you who they're going to vote for?
03:34:48.000Have y'all niggas ever caught up to that?
03:36:20.000All of these people in who call these people like Nazis, white supremacists, so on and so forth, as you've seen in the interviews.
03:36:27.000And what he's done is created that base.
03:36:29.000And that's why when you talk about what you said on there, that he is pro-immigration, but just anti-illegal immigration, as again for this.
03:36:35.000So in reality, when you look at his entire strategy, it's to win in one month's time.
03:37:27.000On gambling apps, gambling websites, over the past couple of years, you could look at the stake and the betting thing, all this shit, right?
03:37:32.000Now they're bringing it into the political world.
03:37:34.000Obviously, the explosion of X being a free speech platform, that's a big deal, right?
03:38:46.000Going to your core support group and really leaning into them, I think is better than trying to pull these dudes that are in the middle, that will change their minds depending on what it is.
03:39:04.000Not only do you get that base, but in addition to that, you've seen a lot of his donors now.
03:39:09.000And we know that APAC, We know these companies, I mean, sorry, these organizations, these NGOs, these PACs have a significant influence on American politics.
03:44:58.000I wouldn't deal with this president either.
03:45:00.000I think what Trump is doing is somewhat smarter because he's appealing to a certain demographic and a certain genre of people.
03:45:07.000But if you look at it from a standpoint of networking itself, what he's doing is he's playing the part to make progress for the election to win.
03:46:51.000Then, if you do want to come, you need to major in some kind of infrastructural department that we lack in, right?
03:46:58.000We know that with engineers, science, technology, and math, etc., we're behind China.
03:47:03.000So if you want to come here, you want to go ahead and go to our schools and get our education, Not only do you have to come here and do these fields, you have to commit to giving us that labor for a period of time.
03:47:18.000Then, I would also, because it's checks and balances, the companies that hire you, you only have a certain amount of spots allotted to foreign nationals.
03:47:26.00075% of your workforce has to be American citizens.
03:47:29.00025%, you can go ahead and take foreigners.
03:47:32.000That makes sure that the foreigners that we do take are the best and fucking brightest.
03:47:37.000And we go ahead and get their labor for four or five years, then the company can decide if they want to go ahead and petition to get them something more permanent.
03:52:45.000We export so much shit and we rely heavily on China.
03:52:48.000Because we have these greedy businessmen that want to turn an amazing amount of profit so they go ahead and get these low skilled workers in other countries for almost nothing.
03:53:37.000Also, when you look at the immigration...
03:53:39.000Also, when you look at the immigration into the US, it's Mexico, India, and China.
03:53:47.000So really, India and China is not giving you that lower-skilled workers anywhere.
03:53:51.000So in reality, you can minimize immigration to a significant extent and do what you said, which is get the people who are going to benefit you.
03:54:00.000And then you can also have some people who will do the lower-skilled jobs, and you can balance it out and still reduce immigration significantly.
03:54:41.000But it's a huge risk because if you look at it, right?
03:54:43.000So first of all, if you look at it, a lot of Chinese people were married to a lot of rich billionaires and millionaires and somehow all this trade happened with China.
03:55:15.000So they were following the law of the kind of ideology of their own country when it comes to COVID, as opposed to the UK. So what that shows me is that actually, there is, get the best and brightest as much as you can, but then there needs to be this kind of oversight because I think there is infiltration.
03:55:31.000I'm not saying give them clearances and everything else like that.
03:56:53.000No, because what I was looking at, I was looking at the data, and what it is, is over time, the white population has reduced significantly in the U.S., but so has the black population as well.
03:58:36.000What happened was, there was this attack on religion, but by attacking Islam.
03:58:41.000So people said, oh look, Muslims are against LGBTQ, Muslims are against trans, Muslims are against feminism.
03:58:47.000And so what happened was, they attacked that ideology so much, they actually made people give up religion.
03:58:53.000And so you saw this through people like Tommy Robinson, and many of these people who continue to attack Islam, saying, oh these guys are homophobic, these guys are misogynistic, these guys are anti-LGBTQ, they made people give up their religion.
03:59:05.000Yeah, and nobody wants to be that hater or bigot.
03:59:08.000So they just, you know what, I'm gonna just say I don't want to be anything.
04:00:32.000No, no, Elon brought up World War III. No, no, he did.
04:00:34.000So what happened there was when Elon brought up World War III, Trump was talking about the various countries that have nuclear capabilities.
04:00:56.000But in terms of what you said about why it's less, and I agree with you, that it's less important to talk about that community in that situation is because black people just vote Democrat.
04:02:31.000So I look at it like, look, you're not going to convert the idiots a lot of times because to convert the idiots, you have to do stupid shit like Kamala's doing right now.
04:02:37.000Not really name your policies, rely heavily on celebrity endorsement, right?
04:02:56.000So I'm like, look, why am I going to go ahead and spend a significant amount of campaign dollars on trying to appeal to a community that 9 out of 10 times isn't going to vote for me.
04:05:07.000If you look at it from the social media standpoint, White, Hispanic, and even freaking Chinese, not only Chinese, white, Hispanic, Indian, are pushing towards black people.
04:05:17.000Because they want to support whatever is right and is going to be...
04:05:47.000But again, they want to feel good about who is winning because if they can be themselves and be free and be independent, that's all they really care about.
04:06:00.000So the first thing is, I agree with you that in terms of the black vote, it does bring a large proportion of the vote in, which is the left vote.
04:06:07.000Because in reality, when you look at what makes the left the left, Is the fact that they've always kind of cared about minorities, they've cared about other issues.
04:06:17.000Now, the black vote is actually an untapped vote in America because in reality, when you look at it, they're actually becoming an even more minority in a nation where they had more.
04:06:26.000So for example, in 1776, allegedly there was 20% black people.
04:07:00.000So you could easily tap into their vote to say that actually you guys are also losing, you know, your people, their birth rate is also reducing.
04:07:45.000But the more recent case was that what happened was people from the black neighbourhood and people from the white neighbourhood, they were both poor neighbourhoods.
04:07:52.000They were applying and not getting mortgages.
04:07:54.000And what happened was they sued them and it actually clearly showed the discrimination that happened for mortgages.
04:08:00.000And mortgages are important because when you're poor, the way of getting out of your situation is to get a mortgage, get a house, try to build yourself up and so on and so forth.
04:08:06.000Yeah, most people, their money comes from their equity.
04:09:21.000It was systemic against black people before.
04:09:23.000Now I believe it's systemic against white people.
04:09:24.000And I'm a big believer that in the UK, maybe we're different.
04:09:28.000Maybe it's different in the US. But for example, many of us went to like a law school and many of us went to medical school.
04:09:36.000We had higher grades than people, and we basically, we had higher grades than people, lower grades than us, who were basically white or whatever, actually got in ahead of us.
04:09:45.000So I do think that in the UK, maybe it's slightly different, but there was in the past, I think it's less so now that I'm talking about in the early 2000s, there was this happening to the minority community.
04:10:29.000I was in Barbados, right, last week, and everyone's partying, having fun, enjoying the festival.
04:10:35.000I'm thinking to myself, looking on Twitter, like, yo, the world's about to end, nigga.
04:10:38.000World War III's happening, or might happen soon, and it's like, all the friggin' bombings that happened recently with, you know, the iron dough not working, it's almost like if, like, bro, it's happening right in front of your eyes, but you can't see it because you're so focused on partying and getting lit and drinking alcohol.
04:10:53.000But it's like, fuck, we're on the diet, bro.
04:12:54.000The Yacht Party and this entire past weekend was fucking incredible.
04:12:57.000Thank you, Fresh, for the opportunity and the entire FNF crew for pulling off another historic weekend on the books with all my Cats Club brothers.
04:13:02.000Member, fellow CEO, control every opportunity.
04:13:08.000Guys, just so you know, people always spread propaganda to turn down an awesome time and they don't rock with us so they want to make us look really bad.
04:13:17.000They had a ratio between, I want to say, seven to one.
04:16:52.000I wish I caught Friday's show live because there's a little more to that NYPD story that most people don't realize.
04:16:57.000The three cops were there working and the Haitian dude started recording them.
04:17:00.000The female cop approached and said something to him and he continued recording.
04:17:03.000She then tried to get him to stop and leave and slapped the phone out of his hand, which led him to punching her in the face, nose broken, multiple stitches needed.
04:17:14.000With his position in oil and gas, Elon is effectively making sure that his business will last another 20, 50 years, which will give him the whole economy monopoly for a good chunk of time.
04:17:23.000Yeah, guys, I mean, keep in mind that Twitter's not profitable, so he's got to make that money back somehow.
04:23:13.000You will see that I've actually called out the Muslim community a significant amount of times.
04:23:18.000Heck, there was an essay I wrote in 2016, which was the treatment of Christians in Pakistan.
04:23:24.000And I was basically monumental in having a Christian woman released because she'd been put into prison, what I believed based on false charges.
04:23:32.000So, like, I'm actually not tribal, but the only thing is that you're, like, so slow and so retarded that you think that just because I don't agree with your position, for example, when you guys cry and cry and cry about Jews, yeah, Jews,
04:23:48.000Jews, Jews, they're in charge of everything, but as soon as they tell you to basically attack Muslims in the UK, you do it.
04:23:56.000For example, Marie Le Pen, you guys were supporting her, even though she's a Zionist, even though Tommy Robinson is Zionist back.
04:24:02.000Why are you all crying about Jews where as soon as the chance comes, as soon as the situation comes, you guys literally bend your knee and bend over for them.
04:25:47.000All right, so since we're on the topic of World War III and Iran, so I guess we can...
04:25:53.000Audience, you guys want us to explain how we got here or not?
04:25:57.000Give me one to the chat if you guys want me to explain how we even got here to this World War III because some of y'all might not even know how we got to this point.
04:26:04.000If so, we can go ahead and give you guys a quick recap or we can get into the latest news with it.
04:26:55.000It's funny when people call you a jihadi because I'm like, not at all.
04:26:57.000He's like one of the most moderate voices in here.
04:26:59.000Like, you don't even talk about religion unless people openly ask you about it.
04:27:02.000Yeah, look, my expertise is religion, because I went to Islamic school, so I studied significantly.
04:27:08.000You don't like bring it up, like you talk more geopolitics, unless people ask you about Islam, then you'll answer.
04:27:12.000You're not over here like some of these guys, like Dili Hussein, who's constantly bitching, like, you know what I mean?
04:27:18.000Like about, you know, extremist viewpoints and shit like that on Twitter.
04:27:22.000People like Dili Hussain do not like me because I call out their positions because I believe that a lot of their positions are not mainstream in my view.
04:27:50.000Like, I can be friends with anyone from any position.
04:27:53.000I'm friends with people from the far left.
04:27:55.000I'm friends with people from the far right.
04:27:57.000I'm friends with you guys, and you guys have different positions, right?
04:27:59.000Like, I think that you should be able to have different positions.
04:28:02.000What they're crying about is because my position about white people is different to theirs.
04:28:07.000So I believe that a significant proportion of what's happening to white people is because of feminism, is because of birthright, is because of population collapse.
04:28:16.000And by the way, you know population collapse...
04:28:18.000These guys have learned about it now because Elon started talking about it a year or two ago.
04:28:21.000I was writing essays about population caps like 10 years ago.
04:28:25.000So I'd already figured out the problem 10 years ago and now you guys are learning about it.
04:29:36.000The second reason they're crying is because of the UK, what happened in the UK. I was against the people who rioted, and they are, I call them, far-right Islamophobes.
04:29:44.000That doesn't mean everyone in the far-right, because I don't think...
04:29:47.000But the far-right Islamophobes, because they were specifically Islamophobes, because Tommy Robinson himself says that his issue isn't immigration, his issue is Islam.
04:30:57.000The other guy would have brought in American, you know, ideals, the central banks, everything else like that, and Maduro was trying to stay away from that.
04:31:05.000But I also see people saying, oh, well, Maduro stole the election.
04:33:49.000But they also let America know, they let American allies know, they let the Arab nations know around.
04:33:56.000So when they did the drone attacks, America, UK, Israel, even Jordan, Saudi Arabia, they all assembled to stop the drone attacks.
04:34:09.000Even then some drone attacks got through and they did hit some military bases, even though Israel lied and said that none of them did.
04:34:15.000And just so you guys know, Israel has a huge, sophisticated Iron Dome, which is designed to shoot missiles down that come towards Israel, Tel Aviv, whatever, maybe all their important places.
04:34:26.000So what Iran did was they sent different waves of drones.
04:34:35.000So what they basically effectively did was let's weaken the resources and the missiles in the Iron Dome, which are used to create defense for them.
04:34:44.000So Iran not only said, hey, we're going to send missiles over, they telegraphed it, and then they did it, and then Jordan, the United States, you said France helped too, right?
04:35:52.000And then what happened was you basically recently had a scenario where there was a missile that hit the Druze community in the Golan Heights.
04:36:03.000Now, Israel claimed that this was an attack by Hezbollah.
04:36:08.000Hezbollah claimed that this was an interceptor, that it was basically an Israeli missile interceptor that hit the Golan Heights.
04:36:15.000From the Iron Dome that we mentioned to you guys before.
04:37:16.000Now, Israel just wanted to do it because in reality, we've just demonstrated that it was actually Israel intercepted missile that caused it.
04:39:33.000So what happened was the Hamas leader who's in charge of the negotiations, Ismail Hania, went to Iran.
04:39:46.000Now the reason he went to Iran is because the new president was going to be inaugurated because the previous president died in a helicopter accident.
04:40:25.000I think the second one is more likely.
04:40:26.000The first one is that there was an aerial attack through a drone that hit him.
04:40:30.000I think that's unlikely and it shows severe weaknesses by Iran.
04:40:34.000What the other claim by the New York Times, even though I know the New York Times is like some legitimacy in terms of who controls it, but they claim that what happened was there was an explosive put in his room Months earlier that detonated at that specific time.
04:40:50.000And the reason why this is relevant, guys, is because this dude was the head negotiator that Netanyahu and the Israeli government was negotiating with to get the hostages back.
04:40:58.000He was the head of Hamas's political wing.
04:42:14.000So every single day that they're pretending or giving this psychological assumption that they're going to attack is costing the US and Israel a significant amount of money.
04:42:28.000Like, you know, if someone punches you, it hurts, but it's over.
04:42:30.000But if you know some, like, big, tonking guy is going to punch you, and he's literally telling you, I'm going to punch you, and he comes to you, and then he doesn't do it.
04:42:37.000And then the next day, he comes to you.
04:42:38.000That's worse than actually being punched.
04:42:39.000You'd rather have, like, two licks straight away than one lick that may come at any time.
04:45:43.000The reason now is because why would you negotiate?
04:45:45.000There's literally going to be a response happening now.
04:45:47.000So that's the reason that's not happening.
04:45:48.000But now I think, you know, because you mentioned the CIA guy, there's two possibilities.
04:45:52.000If what your CIA guy says happens, if what he says happens, then it is going to be World War III because that's going to be such a monumental assault.
04:46:03.000And then there will be a number of casualties.
04:46:21.000But I think it'll be enough that they doesn't go to World War 3.
04:46:24.000Because I think what you're saying will definitely do it.
04:46:27.000I'm saying if Iran responds on their own and then Hezbollah responds on their own separately and they do a bit of damage here and there, I think that will be enough for Israel to do something smaller and then them to respond to something smaller.
04:46:59.000In so many different ways, it's a world against them.
04:47:02.000And their enemies are actually tied to scripture.
04:47:05.000If you notice, their whole agenda is tied toward scripture.
04:47:07.000All their enemies are in the scripture.
04:47:09.000Yeah, but the problem with the scripture is, both Islamic scripture and Jewish scripture, it's meant to be, as far as I remember, Jewish scripture is everyone against them.
04:47:19.000In Islamic scripture, it's meant to be Muslim and Christians against them.
04:47:24.000And so in reality, I don't think we're in a position like that because if you look at America, which is largely Christian, it's full on Israel styles.
04:47:32.000But remember, what scripture are you referring to?
04:47:56.000That never happened in history before ever.
04:47:58.000Yeah, but the New Testament is Christians, and Christians, largely speaking, because evangelicals and Protestants are basically with Israel.
04:48:05.000The people who are not with Israel are basically...
04:48:08.000But hold on, you mentioned the world...
04:49:16.000But I'm just saying, in totality, them believing in Israel and it being state and all that stuff, it's true, but the vast majority of Christians, they just say they're Christian, but they're not really Christian.
04:49:26.000No, no, because look, there was a poll, wasn't there?
04:49:28.000And it asked every single religion and breakdown of religion, so within Christian sects, the support of Israel.
04:49:37.000And even the recent poll after October the 7th, the vast majority of evangelicals were still in support of Israel.
04:50:11.000Oh, for the audience real quick, can you describe the difference between Orthodox Christians, Evangelical Christians, Catholics, Protestants, etc.?
04:52:08.000So if you look at the history of Catholicism, it's integrated into Christianity from very early on.
04:52:15.000If you look at the Protestant church through Martin Luther and various others, it got propagated into UK through basically a Almost taking, reforming Christianity to the extent where it removes certain aspects of Christian tradition,
04:52:33.000such as, as you mentioned, Virgin Mary, such as certain practices.
04:52:38.000And it made Christianity a lot more devout of practices.
04:52:44.000And my actual view is that that actually led to a lot of the liberalist reform throughout history.
04:52:51.000So there's a really good book by It was by Gibbons who literally explains how liberalism came from Protestantism when they basically separated from the Catholic Church.
04:56:02.000If what your CIA guy says happens, then definitely we're going to World War III. Like, there's no way Tel Aviv gets destroyed and there isn't a major retaliation.
04:56:12.000Then it's definitely World War III. Maybe even Samson.
04:56:16.000Everything's on the table when that happens.
04:57:53.000So it's basically the idea that basically what's going to happen is the false messiah is going to come to basically misdirect people and that false messiah is the job.
04:58:01.000Yes, but we believe that Wait, you guys believe that he's coming, like, when though?
04:58:31.000There's many, many eschatological events that need to occur for it to happen, and the vast majority, if not all, have already occurred.
04:58:39.000Do you believe that this is the last pope in history?
04:58:42.000So, there's a Muslim scholar, but this is not my position, I'm just telling you the Islamic position.
04:58:45.000So, there's a Muslim scholar called Imam Ghazali, and what Imam Ghazali said was that, and so he's a Well-known, well-respected scholar, right?
05:00:36.000I want to say, base to go off of religion for God is non-denominational, which means you don't believe in any traditional lane, for example, any deviation.
05:04:04.000The Quran is the word of God and the hadiths come from scholars.
05:04:07.000Hadiths come from the Prophet, peace be upon him.
05:04:09.000But the thing is, why they cry about my position is because like I said, many of my writings actually go against certain extreme positions.
05:04:18.000But also when it comes to the Quran, I consider the Quran to be the first and then hadiths to be secondary.
05:04:24.000They get upset with me because I accept hadith, right?
05:04:28.000I just don't accept the exact same hadith as them.
05:06:22.000But when I look at the people around me, and I look at how poor they are, and how difficult it was for them to get out, how they weren't able to get out of the situation.
05:06:30.000Some of them got into drug, drug dealing, some of them got into various other crimes.
05:06:34.000And I think that kind of everyone made it like I did, and I don't think everyone could have.
05:06:37.000And then for that reason, I do think that we need a society where we can help people out to basically give them that kind of help.
05:06:43.000Because what happens is, you know when you're in a poor area, the schools are crap, right?
05:06:48.000Because who wants to teach in a school where the kids are aggressive, the kids are undisciplined?
05:06:53.000So everything in that area just basically sets you up for failure, right?
05:06:57.000Now, what happens is, So for that reason, I do have this idea, I do believe in the system where you do, should help out people who are struggling.
05:07:06.000It doesn't mean like, it's not communism, and it's not capitalism, but there is this kind of thing like...
05:08:17.000We'll catch you, Ninjas, on Wednesday.
05:08:19.000I'm going to try to host this religion debate for y'all.
05:08:22.000I was thinking about going to Vegas this week, but I got to figure some things out with Jake and line up some interviews and everything else like that.
05:08:27.000So I might go to Vegas next week, or it might be the end of this week.