This week, we have a jam-packed episode featuring all the news and gossip you could ever need. We have a special guest on the show to talk about the Trump administration, and we have an interview with a woman who has finally realized that being childless sucks. We also have a new trailer for the new Queen album and a new movie about Freddie Mercury's AIDS.
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00:01:15.000Opinions don't matter in Jerusalem as long as you wear the right clothes.
00:01:20.000This is a song from the 80s, so it's obviously not aware of what's going on out there in Israel today, where the Jews are very happy with our boy Trump.
00:01:31.000I don't know why the Jews in America aren't happy with our boy Trump.
00:01:34.000a disproportionate number of them are anti-Trump.
00:01:36.000I think it's because I think it's because they're traumatized by the alpha male and they hate the idea of the jock that bullied them in high school or something.
00:01:50.000And he represents capitalism and, you know, the non-gentle pursuits.
00:02:50.000That's everything Trump's being accused of.
00:02:52.000So am I hypocritical for criticizing Avanti for that?
00:02:56.000No, I'm asking you to not be hypocritical and say, why is Trump the enemy because of all these transgressions in the past?
00:03:04.000Yet you're so desperate to pillory him that you'll take any Tom, Dick, and Harry, including someone clearly guilty of the same allegations you're making of Trump.
00:03:26.000We also have Michael J. Knowles from Daily Wire, where the lovely Ben Shapiro is the editor.
00:03:32.000And we're going to talk to him about trans stuff and how you're in a situation now where you could have a woman who identifies as a man and a man who identifies as a woman getting together to make a baby and then using their normal parts, which is just a relationship.
00:03:49.000You've got a tomboy and an effeminate man.
00:03:51.000Basically, you have Joan Jett dating David Bowie.
00:04:17.000So if you read about being a single mom, being childless, being bankrupt, being divorced, from a woman's perspective, it's almost always, this is badass.
00:07:03.000It's called Upgrade, and it's about a guy who's paraplegic, and they put a chip in him that can make him walk again, but it's the chip doing all the work.
00:09:47.000Let's all, all of us, today, guys, go to your local Hells Angel clubhouse, call one of them a fag, and then see how well you do with your little flips and your kicks.
00:09:57.000Go sneak into one of their houses and see how well you beat them up.
00:10:00.000It's hard beating someone up when all things are considered equal.
00:11:02.000But like, every time I've been in a fight, it's over someone spilling someone else's, some chick's water and then him thinking that it was you and then it gets out of hand.
00:11:55.000Michael Avenatti, the lawyer of Stormy Daniels, has been on cable news over 100 times, okay?
00:12:02.000And not once, here it is, this man is seeking to take down the United States president.
00:12:06.000And not one of these cable news outlets have even asked him about his like past history as a lawyer, any of his business dealings as an entrepreneur.
00:12:16.000They haven't asked him about any of his connections to foreign entities and diplomats.
00:14:07.000He keeps talking about how the case for Stormy is actually being crowdfunded, but that hasn't even, the goal for that hasn't even been met yet.
00:14:16.000So he clearly isn't getting, you know, these massive debts of his and, you know, these fees and unpaid bills compensated by the Stormy Daniels case.
00:14:25.000And so when people ask who pays Avenatti, we're asking who's paying these massive debts?
00:14:30.000Who's taking care of these unpaid, you know, like collectors and these people that have been trying to come after this man since December?
00:14:39.000Well, in some cases, like we hear Trump get criticized for having bankruptcies and we hear Trump get criticized for settling debts at a fraction of the cost.
00:15:17.000But when he was doing his professional racing back in 2015, one of his racing partners was actually Saudi Prince Abdulaziz bin Turkey al-Sahd.
00:15:52.000I haven't heard that, but I wouldn't be surprised.
00:15:55.000I mean, they do have deep ties within the U.S., you know, within basically like our government and our businesses.
00:16:02.000And I mean, Prince Turkey was actually Saudi Arabia intelligence for 24 years, which his career in that ended with September 11th, actually.
00:16:12.000So, and the reason that it ended with September 11th is because there were people accusing him and people like Prince Alwaleed Talal of actually funding al-Qaeda.
00:16:24.000And so with these kind of accusations, I do believe that he's been sued as well.
00:16:30.000These people are actually have ties to terrorism.
00:16:32.000And so these are the people that Avenati was, you know, basically associating with in 2015.
00:16:39.000And so there was a person, Abdullah al-Salay, who actually tweeted about this a few days ago in Arabic.
00:16:48.000He tweeted that he believes that Prince Al-Walid Talal is actually financing Michael Avenatti.
00:16:55.000And while there aren't any proof, like while there isn't any like substantial proof to, you know, actually validate these claims, it's definitely not totally impossible or implausible, you know what I mean?
00:17:10.000This guy is starting to sound like Ratzo Rizzo from that night cowboy.
00:17:14.000Like he's a little New York street hustler.
00:17:32.000And, you know, the thing that needs to be pointed out, the thing that really I think, the reason why I think it's so important to pay attention to all these details about Avenatti's past is because here it is, you know, he's representing Stormy Daniels.
00:17:45.000He's seeking to take down the president.
00:17:48.000He claims that, you know, he's going to be the cause of the president's resignation before his term is over.
00:17:53.000And the truth is he doesn't seem to have really substantial facts to actually take down the president.
00:17:59.000And when you're seeking to do something like that, I think your motives and intent deserve to be questioned.
00:18:04.000And if you're, yeah, and if you're in massive debt and, you know, you have strange connections to foreign diplomats that could take care of that debt, you know, and actually have been linked to possibly being anti-Trump, you know, it deserves to be looked into.
00:18:20.000You know, we deserve, the American people deserve to know whether his intentions are clean or if he's just an opportunist, you know, taking advantage and trying to take care of his own shadiness.
00:18:31.000The left is so desperate to impeach Trump, to ruin Trump, that they are getting into bed with really curious, questionable scumbags.
00:18:42.000I'm just alleging that he appears to be a scumbag, by the way, litigation people.
00:18:47.000And these strange Arab sheiks who know, God knows what the hell they get up to.
00:18:53.000I mean, they're just, they're reckless, the left, and they're putting us all in danger.
00:18:57.000They're trying to sabotage the country by any means necessary.
00:19:02.000Just the other day, a CNN staff member was tweeting about how he was welcoming the leader of Iran to the resistance because the leader of Iran was reading that Fire and Fury book.
00:19:15.000Yeah, you really have to wonder about things like that.
00:19:17.000You know, when you have these prominent figures with huge platforms talking about like horrible regimes welcoming them to the resistance, this is a platform the left supports.
00:19:31.000And when they adopt figures like Avenatti so quickly and, you know, put him on the media, give him over 100 interviews between CNN and MSNBC and NBC News and whatnot, you just really have to wonder what their intentions are and why they're trying so hard to take down Trump without concrete proof that he did any of the things they're accusing him of.
00:19:52.000You know, last time you were on the show, we were talking about Biden's gross habits with smelling children's necks and there was a lot of room for comedy there.
00:20:14.000Today even, he tweeted about basically how he has amassed over a billion dollars in settlements and how, you know, he's not an ambulance chaser or he's not the crook people are, you know, trying to accuse him of being.
00:20:27.000And it's like, no one's really actually trying to accuse you of being a crook.
00:20:30.000We're pointing out fraudulent behavior.
00:21:30.000Admit that we grieve when we don't have children, especially when we are, you know, we have yearned for children our entire life.
00:21:39.000This is the majority, actually, of American women.
00:21:43.000And I just, I have to say up front that if a woman decides she does not want children, I champion that choice.
00:21:52.000Anybody, man or woman, who does not want to have children should not have children.
00:21:58.000But for those who do, and again, that's the majority, and the majority don't want to have children, it's become a challenging time because women are having children later because they're marrying later and they're having children at the end of their fertility.
00:23:25.000And I've always said 95% of women would be happier as housewives at home with kids.
00:23:33.0005% are Barbara Corcoran, Maggie Thatcher, you know, all these ball-busting superbroads that can survive out there in the workforce and thrive on conflict.
00:23:44.000You know, I don't, look, I think there's a difference between whether or not women want children and whether or not women want things that are additive to motherhood.
00:23:56.000I think they're, you know, women are very bright, right?
00:24:00.000We know now that more women are graduating college.
00:24:02.000When they leave college, women without children are earning more than men.
00:24:06.000They're actually young women are doing very well.
00:24:09.000And that what Betty Ferdinand called that ennui, that that time when after, especially after the children are now in school full-time, I mean, a woman, you know, like a man, she needs stuff to do.
00:24:23.000And any human being wants to live life to their potential.
00:24:27.000They have desires, not only, you know, as a maternal being, but also as a human being.
00:25:21.000Now, this is where we get controversial and likely split.
00:25:24.000I, and very few people agree with me on this, I don't think 95% of women thrive in the workforce because the workforce is a confrontational and rough place where insults are, like the way men talk to each other is insulting.
00:26:15.000I think that women create this pretense of that somehow being around other women is safer.
00:26:22.000I have worked in departments with only women.
00:26:25.000I would have loved to have had some men in that department.
00:26:30.000I think there's this fallacy that women are angels and men are this toxic group of humans.
00:26:38.000So I don't know that women can't take it.
00:26:44.000And I think that the women who aren't complaining are the ones who can take it.
00:26:48.000And if anything, if I've ever bemoaned the workplace, and I've worked in corporate America for some pretty large firms, it was the toxicity, which is the word nowadays, of women gossiping about women.
00:27:03.000And by the way, it was women who weren't helping elevate other women.
00:27:12.000And, and look, and I'm not saying that all men are angels, but I, I think that, you know, Some people are like that, some people are like that.
00:27:23.000I want to get down to, you know, nitty-gritty.
00:28:00.000I don't know that, frankly, I don't, it's all noise to me, so I don't know the details of her complaint and why she got that level of retribution.
00:28:11.000There's a difference between, if a male boss or even a female boss says, if you have sex with me or you become my mistress, then you can stay in this job and I'll give you everything you want.
00:28:38.000Look how many people said, okay, I will do that for this job.
00:28:42.000But what I'm getting to here is kind of an ethereal, trippy concept.
00:28:45.000We maybe should have smoked a joint first.
00:28:47.000But my point is, isn't the fact that these women are complaining, obviously these men are pigs, but isn't it kind of proof that women don't belong in the workforce?
00:28:56.000Like say, you know, you had women in the NFL and they're constantly dealing with broken bones and stuff and we say we need to be gentler in football.
00:29:03.000Or maybe women don't belong in the NFL in the first place.
00:29:50.000So, but, but yes, you know, if a woman feels that, if she doesn't do something sexual with her boss or colleague or what have, or if the boss says, you know, we'll treat our client well, you know, then that is an issue.
00:30:11.000If you tell the man, you know, if you, let's say it's a gay man, you know, if you don't go to the strip club with the other men, then, you know, you're not part of the crew.
00:31:32.000In the entire book, there was one sentence about having children, and it says something, or actually that's her other book about sex.
00:31:43.000I think they came before it in the 60s.
00:31:45.000There's like one line that says, you know, and if you want a kid, then, you know, get your career and your apartment and your sex out of the way, then get married and have the kid.
00:31:57.000And in having it all, it's really, again, about the single woman.
00:32:00.000It is not about, you know, the mom, the married mom.
00:32:05.000Having it all is about having it all now, in your 20s, now that these women, it's the beginning of the feminist movement, and women could get a job other than being a secretary, a teacher, a nurse, right?
00:32:18.000Get a job, get a man, have sex, figure out what that's all about, and then get married and have kids.
00:32:27.000And, you know, it was, again, a different time.
00:32:29.000And so fewer women actually went back to work after kids.
00:32:33.000And by the way, interesting information about Helen Gurley Brown.
00:32:36.000We thought that she, you know, eschewed having children, but the truth is, she reveals toward the end of her life that she actually very much wanted children and she grieved that they couldn't have children.
00:32:48.000That is the million-dollar point right there.
00:34:52.000Drag queens are getting kind of lazy, too.
00:34:53.000I went to a drag bar with Milo Yiannopoulos and Pamela Geller, of all people, and I was disappointed with how many of them were wearing flats.
00:35:01.000If you're going to be a woman, get some heels.
00:35:13.000You see these trans women, whatever the hell they're called, and you think, okay, if I'm going to do all that and get tits and everything, I'm going to be like Betty Boop or like a 50s poodle skirt.
00:35:26.000I'm going to be the most woman-y, womany in the world, with Angora sweaters, but they'll just have on like long hair, maybe a bit of lipstick, not a lot, a sweatshirt, jeans, and some skechers.
00:35:37.000And you're like, you're just an effeminate guy.
00:36:10.000Well, they actually have made us cool, which at 47 with three kids, I didn't expect to still be cool, but it's cool to be irreverent and dangerous, and they are the ones with all the rules.
00:36:21.000And they are becoming more traditional than us in many ways.
00:36:24.000I saw a New York Times article, and it said, I'm a trans man trying to have a baby with my wife who is also trans.
00:36:40.000I am a woman with short hair, basically, who calls himself a dude, and I'm dating a guy who thinks he's a chick who's just basically glam, right?
00:37:06.000I also love, you know, there are, how many people are actually have this psychological condition where they're confused about their gender?
00:37:15.000I'm not talking about how it's cool now in high school to say, I don't have a gender, but like the actual ones, there are like 10 of these people.
00:37:32.000And all of you people who don't have this condition, who are just starved for attention, you just need attention so bad, you have to keep using the normal bathroom.
00:38:21.000And even then we go, yeah, there's not that many, and we don't have to change entire federal curriculums to include German Rastas.
00:38:30.000Also, people, you know, if you congregate in this magnet of the universe called the village to be kind of a little weird, a little radical, a little out there, you don't want it to become this boring federal policy of like, well, we need to pass the German Rastafarian Protection Act of 20.
00:39:08.000You know, another funny thing about them, too, is like lesbians, they become so obsessed with the archetype of a couple that she'll be like a tank top-wearing wife beater, figuratively and literally, kind of a guy.
00:39:21.000She'll come home with like smutton chops, working on her car, and go, hey, where's my dinner?
00:39:26.000You know, they've got a major domestic abuse problem, and she'll be going, oh, I'm sorry, boyfriend.
00:39:32.000And you go, you are way more alt-right, super far conservative, 1950s, stick-up-your-ass, ancient America, than I could ever imagine to be.
00:39:43.000So in many ways, they're more patriarchal than we are.
00:39:46.000Of course, I have some credibility on this issue because I look like a very famous lesbian Rachel Maddow.
00:39:52.000And so I like to think that I can really speak with some authority.
00:39:56.000The issue with all of this, with creating your own identities and not, you know, I'm not talking about the seven people who actually have this condition.
00:40:04.000I'm talking about the cultural problem, is you become a caricature of the thing you're playing.
00:40:12.000They are a caricature of women, or at least they used to be, with big lipstick and the crazy hair and basically just glam rockers and high heels.
00:42:10.000I think a lot of these lefties go, okay, I'll try.
00:42:12.000I was even reading a chat someone sent me.
00:42:14.000This is NSFW, but they were talking about giving a woman a blowjob and how it feels queer, but it's not queer because it's a woman's penis.
00:43:03.000I think it's in theaters now, and it's a show that depicts a horrific rape where we obviously want to kill the man responsible for the rape.
00:43:19.000Basically encouraging women to go out and kill people who rape them, which is putting them in danger unless you have a super microchip in the back of your neck.
00:43:28.000And now they're trying, part of their advertising campaign is to pretend that we're mad because we don't like seeing empowered women.
00:43:34.000You got that sort of fight back trailer thing in Majigi?