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00:00:34.720Can we all agree that Sarah Paulson looked so dumb at the Met Gala with a dollar bill covering her eyes when her net worth is over $12 million?0.69
00:00:43.720You may not agree, but me and Emily Austin do.0.97
00:03:39.940the problem is and they've changed and i'll give credit where it's due but the nba when it was
00:03:46.000popular sent out like vote boxes with a very strong i guess persuasion to vote blue it's not
00:03:54.640like hey vote for who you think it's like vote blue and a lot of players just became very repulsed
00:03:59.280by that so i see like very subtly a lot of nba players specifically like will post um trump quotes
00:04:06.900on their story or like ice things on their story. And I'm like, whoa, this is something I would not
00:04:11.920have seen, like in that COVID era, whenever it was just taboo. Yeah, you know, I see that
00:04:18.440specifically with male athletes, right? I watched some of these people playing, right? These are
00:04:23.980like big, especially in the NFL. And yeah, you're right, the NBA. These are like big, strong,
00:04:30.100masculine men with money. Yeah. And by the way, those people who are fiscally responsible,
00:04:36.320tend to be conservative i'm looking at these people uh i'm like do we really think they would
00:04:42.980vote for kamala harris over president trump no way them yes so much so like i've lost personal
00:04:50.000friendships with basketball players um whether they've been on my podcast or whether like at
00:04:54.760nbs summer league like hanging out so many people were just like you support this racist guy i can't
00:05:01.500even be publicly associated with you anymore and i'm just like and you're voting for a girl that0.99
00:05:06.660can't even say a sentence without slurring like she embarrasses black people in my opinion like0.61
00:05:11.320how do you even draw any comparisons and i would say probably only two or three really took it to
00:05:16.220the next level and like unfollowed me or just like stopped communicating with me entirely but
00:05:21.940majority of them actually don't care but the ones who are blue to them it's about like kind of goes
00:05:29.040back to like black lives matter where it's because i'm black i have to vote for the black woman0.99
00:05:33.060and it's like that's very dei and i will die on the hill that dei is the most racist thing that0.97
00:05:39.320ever happened to society but a lot of black athletes just like feel the need to support0.99
00:05:46.000another black woman because she's black and that's it where it's like we had a black president not0.91
00:05:52.480once but twice so it's like you can't really say we're a racist country if a black man held the0.82
00:05:58.580office for eight years so that's where i kind of disagreed with them and honestly no one really
00:06:04.140had a good response to like the obama argument um and deep down i want to believe that they
00:06:11.580recognize kamala is not a great president it's just trump derangement syndrome yeah they feel
00:06:18.480the need to support a black woman and the fact that they've been fed the lie as you said that0.98
00:06:23.120trump is this racist who hates black people it's the same lie that was told about charlie kirk0.97
00:06:27.660uh what do you find in the ufc compared to other sports i think from a a viewer's perspective0.99
00:06:35.180this seems to be a much more like patriotic conservative organization and brand what do you
00:06:42.120find right so i work in boxing and combat sports and i it's like literally night and day first of
00:06:49.020all i think the franchise has a lot to do with it to be honest like i genuinely believe if the nfl
00:06:53.440NBA, NHL, MLB, MLS, all just became very hands off, two things would happen. A lot of more
00:07:00.200crazy Kyrie Irvings would sprout, which I don't think is a great thing. But you'd also see a lot
00:07:06.440of people more politically opinionated on both sides. And I think that's healthy because I'm a
00:07:12.620Republican, so we don't kill our opponents like the Democrats do. But I think that you just see
00:07:16.560more discourse and dialogue, which I don't think is a bad thing. Now, the UFC and boxing, and I
00:07:21.480really believe just because it's such a masculine testosterone filled sport it's like there's no
00:07:28.260democrats in that arena donald trump walked into the ufc fight in miami and contrary to harry
00:07:34.040sisson's tweet not that he was there like got a roaring you know applause standing ovation and
00:07:39.940it's just like i get stopped there for photos whereas sometimes i'm like the maga girl in the
00:07:45.820other sports sphere so it's like really you can't even believe that they're both u.s sports
00:07:51.800franchises because of how different the social scene is 100 uh you mentioned some of like these
00:07:58.680dei practices um and how they affect athletes and their stances on things especially who's in the
00:08:05.680oval office what have you seen pertaining to dei and sports reporting or sports journalism
00:08:12.780is that something that affects the role that you're in oh my god i don't know how much i
00:08:20.860should say because i actually like my job and it worked so hard to get here but let's just say
00:08:25.780for a very long time especially under biden i was how do i not get canceled right now
00:08:34.740i kept telling my mom jokingly i'm like i'm too white and attractive to be hired by
00:08:41.580a major sports network like i'm not poor like we come from a very working class like successful
00:08:48.440family i i don't apologize for that like my family did everything to get to where i am today
00:08:54.640so i definitely you know like embrace that um very vocal about my political opinions and like
00:09:00.960honestly yeah like there was not many white women in the nba broadcasting and i was just like well
00:09:07.460this is like looking at the talent. I'm like, I don't fit in here. But it's like, I'm all about
00:09:14.020representation. But here's what I tell black people to their face. I've said this to Abby0.99
00:09:18.600Phillips a million times on CNN. I said, Are you sitting in your seat because you are black1.00
00:09:22.840or because you are talented? Doesn't it feel better knowing you're here because of your merit0.88
00:09:28.280and your qualifications and not because of the color of your skin? Do you want a pity job?
00:09:32.180and nobody will say yes i want a pity job so i will say like there's very few broadcasters that
00:09:40.900are broadcasters and um at least that i watch on television that are not talented but you could
00:09:46.460tell that they really really engage deeply in this dei because there are a handful of people
00:09:51.340especially women that you just turn on the tv and you're like what are you doing here like nobody
00:09:55.900likes you you have horrible takes you're not cute like nobody wants to turn on the tv and see you0.99
00:10:01.220but you check all the boxes of DEI. So it was unfortunate under Biden for people like myself.
00:10:07.180And by the way, I don't want a DEI hire. It's like, oh, we have too many black people. So let's0.97
00:10:10.520get a white girl. But like, can we just look at the qualification? And I think we're slowly,1.00
00:10:16.540but surely getting back there. You know, I think of people like Jamel Hill, who I find to be
00:10:24.180one of just the most insufferable human beings on this entire planet. And honestly, over the
00:10:30.700past few years. And I agree with you. I do think we're starting to see a shift, uh, likely because
00:10:35.360ratings and viewerships are tanking, uh, through outlets who prop up people like Jamel Hill.
00:10:41.440So we're starting to see a shift anyways. I find that sports media has become the most liberal arm
00:10:48.160of legacy media, which again is crazy when you really think about it. Um, for you, it's gotta
00:10:56.020be hard though, even kind of watching your internal debate of like, how do I say this
00:10:59.360without being canceled. It's got to be hard to, to find the line because I understand like there
00:11:05.080are real threats and there are risk that exists for saying your opinions, regardless of whatever
00:11:11.260the opinion may be. But especially if you're a Trump voter, how do you kind of decide what
00:11:17.360crosses over from sports into broader entertainment, maybe even on your social platforms?
00:11:23.540yeah well i really struggled with you know defending israel after october 7th because
00:11:30.040obviously it's not the popular side to take and i like i'm not stupid i recognize that and
00:11:35.260for me as a sports broadcaster like yeah a lot of people who turn on the tv don't want to see
00:11:40.300the girl that defends israel and i almost understood but at the same time it's like
00:11:44.820how could i watch a knicks game when there are children in gaza being held captive from israel
00:11:49.740it's like how could i sleep at night knowing that i have a platform to do something about it and i
00:11:54.640didn't now fortunately cancel culture is canceled at least for the most part and i truly believe
00:11:59.720it's a choice whether or not you get canceled like a great example i always say is dave portnoy
00:12:04.160this man gets canceled every day but clearly he's not because he just keeps speaking and we have
00:12:09.260platforms and thank god we're not under the biden regime where we get shadow banned for having
00:12:13.440opinion so so long as I'm alive and verbal like I won't be silenced but I also try and it's very
00:12:22.760hard and Riley I'm sure you can relate to some extent I try to not become Candace Owens like I
00:12:27.480have my opinions and I'm very unapologetic about it but I try to like stay away from personal
00:12:35.580attacks and I failed literally two days ago and I I tweeted the next word like hey guys I touched
00:12:39.980grass you know I'm better because that's when I lose my credibility and my reputation like I don't
00:12:45.920like you and that's clear because we disagree on like very moral principles in my opinion but I0.99
00:12:50.860don't need to call you ugly or I don't need to like call your husband gay I guess but it really0.95
00:12:57.380feels good in the moment but I need to like remember I'm someone that people watch for0.98
00:13:02.260certain reasons and like not everyone appreciates my political take so I try to really speak out
00:13:06.980when it counts. You know, this is such good advice. And it's something that honestly, I had
00:13:11.820to learn pretty early on too. And like, like you just said, like, I certainly fall short sometimes,
00:13:16.760especially when it comes to people. I know you'll appreciate this, like Keith Olbermann.
00:13:20.760I like sometimes just can't help but send on that tweet when I see him on my ex feed. Like I just,
00:13:26.800I can't, it's like a visceral reaction. But I told myself very early on, don't punch down
00:13:33.220because oftentimes that person only has something to gain and you have everything to lose.
00:13:38.620So I think that's fantastic advice. I want to ask you about, you mentioned being pro-Israel,
00:13:44.860the anti-Semitism that we have seen. Honestly, I don't even really understand it. Like,
00:13:51.400do you find it coming more from the right side of the aisle now or the left side?
00:13:57.520or is it like a different type of anti-semitism exactly exactly so the right side for me is very
00:14:04.860rage bait anti-semitism it's very clickbait i want attention i'm attention seeking and i could
00:14:10.940live with that because half of the people that are spewing anti-semitism have also spewed such
00:14:16.240disgusting rhetoric on so many other demographics of people that i feel like their opinion is
00:14:20.600immediately discounted. I also noticed Republicans, there's very few that hold any ounce of power. So
00:14:27.720say congressmen or senators that are like blatantly anti-Semitic. But on the Democrat side,
00:14:33.400it's the public figures, it's the leaders, it's the congressmen, it's the senators, it's
00:14:37.480the potential presidential candidates that are blatantly anti-Semitic. And for me, that's a lot
00:14:42.340more harmful than like Nick Fuentes or Tucker Carlson, where it's like, I think they're losers,
00:14:48.260Whereas these people can vote and, you know, Mayor Mamdani, like normalized anti-Semitism in Manhattan. So the Democrats' anti-Semitism is a dangerous one, whereas the Republicans is just clearly meant to enrage people and they're monetizing off of it.
00:15:05.900And I really like Riley. I don't believe it's funny. I get accused of receiving money. I can't wait for the day that everybody gets subpoenaed and we see who's paying these right wing people to just blatantly be anti-Semitic because I don't think it's organic at all. I think it's heavily manufactured and I think it's heavily funded. Like none of it feels real.
00:15:24.860well moral conviction is just a foreign concept to some and so there are some things i say online
00:15:31.260where people are so quick to say like oh like how does that seven thousand dollar check fill you
00:15:36.840shill and again like i'm like where is this even coming from like where is this number fabricated
00:15:42.740from i i just think they don't understand what it means to feel morally convicted again regardless
00:15:48.620of what the topic is i hate this word right grifter it gets thrown around all the time i
00:15:54.060get called a grifter like it's it's in my comments like like crazy more than transphobic more than
00:15:59.320anything is grifter and i'm like don't you understand just doing something or saying
00:16:03.800something or acting a certain way because you think it's or really deep down you know it's the
00:16:08.580right thing to do like i think moral conviction is just like a foreign concept that's the problem
00:16:13.360too it's like you you're you remind me of myself in like a lot of ways i mean like you're super
00:16:19.500younger you're doing so much like i personally like in college i looked up to you a lot because
00:16:24.760my professor made us write about leah thomas as espn's female of the month and i was like i'm
00:16:29.440gonna write about riley gains like this is an abomination you didn't even know who i was at
00:16:32.920the time but like for me i always respected you and i feel like you go off of policy not party
00:16:40.280which i can respect a lot like you know this is right this is wrong and the politics of it don't
00:16:45.300matter. Whereas Democrats, I feel like are so blindly loyal to the party that they don't even
00:16:50.040look at the policy. Like we've gotten to a point where Democrats are so pro illegal immigration,
00:16:55.460knowing that they are committing like human rights violations on this country and murdering0.98
00:17:01.120people and raping people. And they will defend it because it goes with their party's agenda
00:17:04.680instead of having like any moral conviction and admitting like, hey, this is wrong.
00:17:09.660where you and I like not everything we do necessarily aligns with what the party wants
00:17:15.180to hear, but we know that it's the right thing to do. Yeah. Democrats, uh, especially those in
00:17:20.520elected roles. Uh, I think if you were to press them even still, actually, I don't think they
00:17:27.020would understand how hypocritical their takes really are. Even them, them calling themselves
00:17:31.060the party of, of women, you know, they're so pro woman, they care about women's rights,
00:17:35.560uh their their access and their opportunities and their safety first of all you can't even define
00:17:40.900what a woman is if you really cared about women's safety why are you letting tens of millions of0.96
00:17:45.460illegals cross the southern border where they're raping women where they're doing these horrible0.66
00:17:49.780acts to children yet you claim to care about children again their their stances i think are0.97
00:17:54.840filled with hypocrisy uh what do you make of the label in in talking about anti-semitism and your
00:18:02.120stance there what do you make of the label islamophobic well i don't like any of the0.66
00:18:09.620phobics or the anti-semitism like i hate the labels with it personally and i really get so
00:18:15.580much heat from the republican party on it like i'm very biased i work in muslim countries i work
00:18:21.380with arabs all the time and my thing is like there's too many good eggs to dismiss an entire
00:18:27.940group of people. Another thing, and Laura Loomer attacked me multiple times for this, is that1.00
00:18:32.680anything where they say Muslims, I change the word to Jews. And if that makes me uncomfortable,
00:18:40.600I don't use that. Now, I will say, yes, most terror attacks are committed by Muslims. Yes,1.00
00:18:46.780Muslims are the most radicalized demographic. Today, Sneeko tweeted, like, I want to die. In1.00
00:18:51.220my mind, I'm like, he's going to do a suicide bombing because he's been radicalized. So radical0.87
00:18:55.660islam is more what i try to make an awareness of and try to attack because islamophobia is like0.76
00:19:04.820i'm scared of muslims but then if you come with me to saudi arabia and you come with me to egypt0.87
00:19:10.180and you come with me where was i the other day nigeria is actually half a muslim country0.98
00:19:13.680it's like maybe i'm just surrounded by good people but like i i don't like generalizations
00:19:20.080because hitler did that so i can't do that and it's also just not fair to the good eggs out there
00:19:26.180and i also feel like it's dangerous it's like very dehumanizing and i sound so liberal right now
00:19:30.340but again like anything that you sound like a you you sound like a normal person who has the ability
00:19:39.120to think for themselves and i think that's that's the lost trait and i i i get hate for it too but
00:19:46.000it does exist on both sides kind of this blindly following one person or one party mentality it
00:19:52.860does exist on both sides and certainly i i normally don't like the whole both sides thing
00:19:57.260because it appears as if when you say that you're sitting on the fence uh certainly i believe the
00:20:02.200left is is much much worse and in circumstances where it's much much more dangerous uh but even
00:20:08.680still it does exist so you sound like a normal person who like can think for themselves but
00:20:13.660that's not as common as I think either of us wishes it would be. Mother's Day is coming up,
00:20:22.040and it's not too late to get your mom, or maybe the mother of your children, a sweet, amazing,
00:20:27.440thoughtful, intentional gift. It's actually my first Mother's Day. And I've been kind of relishing
00:20:33.160in this and what it really means. And I've realized that that kind of comfort, the comfort that gets
00:20:39.460the joy, the purpose that you get from being a mom. Uh, it's intentional. Like I said,
00:20:44.640that's why I love cozy earth. I've got their blanket right here. I've got their comforter
00:20:48.140on my bed. Actually. I wear their socks all the time. I have two of these one downstairs,
00:20:52.460one up here in my studio. Um, I actually got my mom, this classic cozy cuddle blanket.
00:20:58.300Look at the alliteration for Christmas, uh, this past year. And she loves it. Uh, the comforter,
00:21:03.860it is super breathable. It is very soft. It somehow just helps you like fully settle in the
00:21:09.120night, which matters to me, especially being now seven months postpartum. Margo has just moved over
00:21:14.560to her crib. They actually even have baby crib sheets. Uh, so, uh, that's what makes it such a0.99
00:21:21.440really great mother's day gift. Uh, it's not flashy. It's not super expensive. It's something
00:21:26.900that she will use every single day and it makes her life better. Uh, if you're looking for
00:21:31.780something thoughtful, go to cozy earth.com. You can use my code gains for 20% off. Uh, they have
00:21:37.160a 100 night sleep trial and a 10 year risk-free warranty. Oh my gosh. You're not going to need
00:21:43.000it though. Uh, it's a simple way to take care of someone who's always taking care of you again,
00:21:47.260cozy earth.com use my code gains. I want to ask you about, um, first and foremost, you kind of
00:21:54.700had a viral reaction at the 2026 Grammys to Billy Eilish's, uh, F ice and immigration speech that
00:22:06.360went super mega viral, uh, saying, you know, no one is illegal on stolen land, which that doesn't
00:22:11.420even really make sense when you actually think about it. Um, you stayed seated and you kind of
00:22:18.060made a face on camera. You called it painful. You got slammed for it, but you also got praised
00:22:24.100by the people who love America. Can you kind of walk us through that night and why you decided
00:22:29.560to post that clip? Yeah. So I love music. I love the Grammys and I don't have a genre. Like I
00:22:35.960listen to somber and then the 80s and then afrobeats and r&b and rarely rap but i have a
00:22:41.720few songs so like the grammys for me more than the oscars or the emmys was the event i was most
00:22:46.800looking forward to especially there's a young artist named somber and he was nominated for
00:22:51.800a grammy i could have sworn he would have won so anyway i was very excited and i started doing
00:22:55.840vlogs on my channel like i just uploaded my africa vlog but i was recording myself basically most of
00:23:02.100the night which is funny because then i heard after the fact no cameras were allowed oops
00:23:05.240and when billy came i remember i recorded myself during somber's nomination bad bunnies because i
00:23:12.300love him and i got a lot of heat for that and then billy eilish because i knew she'd say some
00:23:16.540stupid things i just had a gut feeling because she never fails to disappoint another thing i will
00:23:22.120say before i finish the billy story is um there was a red carpet and as you approached the red0.99
00:23:29.640carpet a woman was handing out ice out pins so it wasn't really something that was premeditated
00:23:35.140on a lot of people's end it was more like social pressure to wear it it's so many factors and
00:23:40.320yeah hailey and justin did not pre-plan that i don't even think they knew what it meant i bet
00:23:44.700you justin thought it was like ice chips you know and they wore that thing on the carpet so billy i0.99
00:23:50.660guess maybe heard from her stupid brother or something like hey this this really eats you0.99
00:23:56.100should say like no one's illegal on stolen land and everybody will clap because everyone's a sheep0.99
00:23:59.940in the audience but she said that and i kind of like looked around me i remember caitlin collins
00:24:06.600was sitting right in front of me and a lot of like execs in the music industry were around me
00:24:11.800out of my entire section maybe three people remained seated and not even because it was
00:24:17.020like a deliberate decision just because they were on their phone or something and i looked around
00:24:21.020and i remember asking when they sat down like do you really think that deserved a standing ovation
00:24:28.240and a lot of them were like yeah like that was no one's illegal on stolen land and i was wearing
00:24:33.140a usa clutch and they'd point at him like that's racist and it's like oh my god so why do you live
00:24:37.460here go to the uk you know you don't have to go so far and they just kind of like
00:24:42.940it's really sheep the word is sheep like they really just follow what the other one's doing
00:24:50.040but when the wolf or the leader is billy eilish that's when you know you have a problem so people
00:24:56.780attacked me for it but it's like if no one's illegal on stolen land why are we illegal like
00:25:02.600why can't we why are we bad for being here if the borders were open we could just all come in and
00:25:07.460take land because that's what we did so like why are we the bad guys and then also i mean billy
00:25:12.400eilish also got heat for that where it's like why do you have gates in your home and why did you
00:25:16.400call 911 when someone broke into your home if nobody's illegal you should have given it given
00:25:20.040them your bed how dare you no it was like the cherry on top it was like the cherry on top
00:25:25.520following this interaction where they found out that her land was on some tribe uh and the the
00:25:30.720tribe leader came out and said okay well we'll take your 14 million dollar mansion you know no
00:25:35.820big deal like you can just actually give it back to us and of course she wasn't willing to do that
00:25:40.680you know i really thought she would because i thought she'd be afraid of being canceled that's
00:25:46.600how like diluted and bought in they are i thought she would to be honest but it's always um
00:25:53.260socialism for the not for me like billy eilish is a full capitalist she has a fragrance line
00:25:58.780she charges an arm and a leg for concerts like there's nothing socialist about billy eilish and
00:26:04.320if you're so socialist and no one's illegal then why don't you live by it why don't you make your
00:26:10.220concerts free why don't you welcome illegals into your home or why don't you give your land back to
00:26:14.420the native americans and then her followers attack me on twitter uh tiktok and i have all the time in
00:26:19.360the world to answer and every time they comment like billy has whatever many grammys what do you
00:26:25.320have i wrote did she give her house back yet to the native americans boom comment deleted and i'm
00:26:29.300like you can't even argue you know the whole socialism for for thee but not for me even we
00:26:36.580saw it at the met gala uh this past week i think it was actors or actress sarah paulson uh she was
00:26:43.180wearing like a dollar bill over her face to call out the one percent as being blinded by money
00:26:49.040uh her net worth is over 12 million dollars so would she not qualify for that top one percent0.98
00:26:55.440oh my god and then all the boycotting for bezos they all sell products on amazon it's just so0.93
00:27:01.800hypocritical. It's like, I'm okay if you have a difference of opinion, but live by it. Don't be
00:27:06.600a hypocrite. That's it. Uh, what do you make of some celebrities now kind of jumping into politics?1.00
00:27:13.380Uh, one of those people being Spencer Pratt, of course he is running for mayor of LA. Do you find
00:27:20.860that these celebrities or, or personalities who otherwise weren't previously involved in politics,
00:27:26.920do you find them to actually help really move the needle or do you think it it causes some
00:27:32.400sort of chaos and and distractions to what's actually being done my answer is donald trump
00:27:39.760donald trump was a celebrity you know and i first of all the bar became so low and i'm not talking
00:27:48.080about spencer pratt i like spencer pratt but the bar for politicians in the u.s became so low we0.64
00:27:53.900have rashida elon omar we had jamal bowman we have such clowns in our administration in our0.79
00:28:00.480cabinet uh not our cabinet excuse me i mean we did have clowns in our cabinet um in our0.81
00:28:05.260i thought about the other day and it's just like i thought about the other day the suitcase stealer
00:28:11.020do you remember that like this man who like dressed as a woman with a bald head
00:28:16.540like what is he doing now where's he i hope in jail should no yeah clowns is like a kind word
00:28:25.840to describe i think a lot of people especially in the previous administration it's like gotten
00:28:31.580to the point that i was having a conversation with my parents and like again there are many
00:28:35.280great congressmen so don't take it the wrong way like god bless you you serve your country i guess
00:28:39.260but um my dad's like why don't you run for office and i remember i was like what should i do he's
00:28:44.060like run for Congress. And I was like, you don't think I'm above that? And then it took a minute
00:28:48.220to like sit back and think about what I just said, because I was like, wait, am I being arrogant
00:28:52.020right now? But then I was like, no, it really just became a joke. Like the people that represent us
00:28:58.200in Congress are not the sharpest tools in the shed, which is being very generous. So it's like,
00:29:03.620I almost felt like, like they don't deserve my time. Like I could be doing better things for
00:29:08.780this country, not sitting in Congress. But then if all the smart people think that way,
00:29:13.100we're left with the morons like ilan omar so it's just like man i don't know like i don't care what0.99
00:29:20.260your background is like i don't care that spencer is a celebrity um we just really need to raise the0.99
00:29:25.720bar higher and guess what karen basura was not a celebrity and she's run los angeles somehow deeper1.00
00:29:31.140into a deeper hole excuse my french like so maybe she should have been a celebrity and then she'd1.00
00:29:37.480care more about her reputation to do such an abominable failure you know we actually have a0.99
00:29:42.200clip i want to play really quick uh this was at their debate earlier this week talking about
00:29:47.240non-citizens so illegal immigrants being able to vote let's play it really quick
00:29:51.880non-citizens should they be allowed to vote in local elections is this a yes or no mr pratt
00:29:58.180no mayor bass it depends it's not a yes or no depends on what well first of all when you say
00:30:04.940non-citizens it doesn't mean they're here illegal it doesn't mean they're undocumented they could
00:30:09.260have green cards they could be here perfectly legal and there's a lot of states and cities
00:30:13.820that do that on very very local elections we have to see what the councilman is proposing
00:30:18.940council member bremen yeah i would say again it it does depend in other places school boards have
00:30:25.060non-citizens i have a question for you isn't it so telling that they can't just say yes or no it
00:30:35.360has to be it depends well what about this exception and we find this on on again virtually
00:30:40.780every issue they want to rule off of the exceptions and in the process they're forgetting about your
00:30:47.780common sense every day working tax-paying american yeah by the way i don't think there
00:30:54.540are exceptions when it comes to voting for the president or anyone as a matter of fact like0.99
00:30:58.480most of the people the reason why mom donnie's in office is because those on visas were able to vote
00:31:04.480And like all the college students that are from China and Russia and all these like adversary countries to the U.S. were voting in this election in Manhattan.
00:31:12.400And we're like a college city. There's so many universities in Manhattan and the five boroughs.
00:31:17.240So like that's also really dangerous. But it's telling to me, like, forget this.
00:31:22.880At the State of the Union, the president posed such a simple question.
00:31:27.860Like, do you serve the American people first? And the Democrats couldn't stand.
00:31:31.980And it's like, what are you doing? You are embarrassing. Riley, I think about other countries watching that clip and sitting, eating popcorn and laughing at us. And it's like, we're a joke. We're really a joke. Like people who hate this country shouldn't be allowed to live here. But unfortunately, we don't have a dictator who's going to enforce that. So we're stuck with morons representing our country publicly.
00:31:52.480Yeah. Again, morons is, is kind, I believe. I guess kind of last thing for you. I imagine there's tons of young women and girls who really look up to you being so young, being so beautiful, being so bold, having the job and the different titles that you get to wear.1.00