00:02:25.440Well, watching his, you know, when he come out and said they were going to nuke, they're going to nuke Iran, you know, all the whole crap they were just saying.0.98
00:05:12.900If there wouldn't have been cheating, they probably would have still got crushed.0.99
00:05:15.800And the number one reason is because we gave the Republicans all this freedom to do nothing and the Senate didn't do jack shit in two years.0.98
00:05:23.820Matter of fact, they purposely sabotaged Trump at every turn.0.94
00:05:26.920They wouldn't even give him recess appointments.
00:05:29.420That's called purposely sabotaging the president.
00:05:32.580And you think people are going to run out and vote for you?
00:05:48.640But the people that were actually operating, right, in the House and in the Senate, their names were on the ballot.
00:05:56.280I have not heard one person of all of the different losses that came in complain about the fact that Susan Collins is out in Maine.
00:06:06.420not one single person of all the names that have been floated my direction throw my way
00:06:12.040susan collins was not one of them she earned that she worked herself out of her own seat
00:06:20.880they all have and here we are we got this couple of months before they're sworn in not even that
00:06:27.960long but you know almost two months and um that all they got it okay oh we got to do this we got
00:06:35.940this big agenda here's an idea go into recess for two days he can he can appoint everybody he
00:06:42.340wants appointed in every position he wants before they take over for the next probably six years in
00:06:47.600the senate right my god they won't even do that and they're they're arguing about who's going to
00:06:53.020be the leader go into recess and let him get everything he wants to do you don't have to do
00:06:57.140nothing they're used to doing nothing they won't do it right this is purposeful sabotaging that's
00:07:04.440right. And here's the thing. A lot of those people are up, their seats are up in 2028,
00:07:09.980including Thunes, including Murkowski. And if you think for one second that we are going to forget,
00:07:15.300you're wrong. We are going to work tirelessly because what is about to happen with the
00:07:21.860Democrats holding the reins is going to be completely different than the do nothing
00:07:27.780nothingkins, right? I mean, this is what we have had. And it's going to be something else on the
00:07:34.900other side. You've got a lot of people that are in those seats now that are fired up about turning
00:07:42.160this country into something that it is not. And they have been working towards this for a long
00:07:48.360time. They had, they got it too. Now, you know, Trump is to blame for the Iran war too. I'm not
00:07:55.040going to let that not be said because there's never been an instance in ever in history where
00:08:00.520somebody goes to war in the middle east and they don't politically get hammered right there's not
00:08:04.420a case right but he has doubled down on that he said look i have i had no choice whatsoever
00:08:13.260i get it but the truth is they should they got bombs that'll destroy their nuclear sites they
00:08:18.960did it i totally support the first time they went in and they can just keep doing that
00:08:23.460and then get rid of the nuclear sites but they got to get out of that war in iran
00:08:29.620well you know it's true go ahead and finish it then just finish it it's already it's already0.59
00:08:35.760over i mean look at how they have crumbled everything that's already going on with that
00:08:40.120war anyway so go ahead and just finish it get rid of all of it any threat and erase it completely
00:08:47.900But I'm only giving that 10% to his, the Republican Party, and of course you can blame it on these Doomer grifters that went out there and said, vote Democrat, and come up with these ridiculous lies that he's about to, you know, World War IV, you can blame some of them, but the truth is, 90% of it, 95% of it, is because the Republican Senate and the Republicans didn't do nothing.
00:09:41.820They don't even know what plan he's on.
00:09:43.180Exactly. But these are the things that they do up there. You put people in those seats hoping that they are going to make the wise and correct choices. But this is no different than Trump's first term. It's just not. And yet this clown has got such an ego and he's so secure in what he has already done. Obviously, the deep state is very alive and well because he's like, hey, you know what? I have no shame. I'm going to continue in this position that I'm in.
00:10:30.100This guy is something completely different.
00:10:32.320But before we get into all of this and more, I think something pretty big is about to go down.
00:10:39.240Well, that's Joe Rogan on a recent podcast warning about cyber attacks on America's power grid, sleeper cells, and just how massive the vulnerability really is.
00:10:50.460Even the Pentagon is preparing major bases to operate independently for up to 90 days if critical infrastructure fails.
00:21:20.720I mean, let's just put it where it is.
00:21:22.800But you have the rapid expansion of mail-in voting across many states.
00:21:28.920And that was happening during the 2020 pandemic period, along with the continued reliance on electronic voting machines that were lacking routine paper audits.
00:21:40.840Remember, you had the paper trouble this time around, paper that didn't fit in the machines.
00:21:45.760All of these different things were happening in real time.
00:21:49.260Voting locations, some were being closed, some were being diverted.
00:21:53.220Then there were texts that were going out and saying, oh, yeah, you know what?
00:21:56.860This this particular place has been closed.
00:21:59.420Finding out that that did not come at all from anybody that was legit.
00:22:04.180There were definitely a lot of shenanigans that went on.
00:22:07.340And so the fact that President Trump is talking about this stuff right now, again, he has more information than we do.
00:22:13.840I'm looking forward to see, you know, what actually unfolds because this is the first squeak.
00:22:20.460I mean, now he's reposted things about what people are saying and what they are talking about.
00:22:25.760But he's been pretty mum from as far as a coming from him.
00:26:47.340If he was a Muslim invader, they would have probably given him an award.1.00
00:26:51.160Well, it's really interesting that all of these things came out.1.00
00:26:54.260Oh, they came about after he became really outspoken politically about, you know, his views changed to being more conservative than what he once was.
00:27:07.060Then all of a sudden he was under the microscope.
00:27:10.360I'm not saying that that's the reason.
00:27:12.940I'm just saying that it is something to take under account.
00:31:48.740And as you know, that population, this is mostly I'm telling you, it's mostly Muslim now.0.94
00:31:55.700So, I mean, you've got the Muslim mayor, Sadiq Khan, who is running the show there.0.67
00:32:01.960This happened in a South Wark Crown Court in London.0.79
00:32:06.440If you can just, 20 years later, and the girls said, you know, it was consensual at first or whatever.
00:32:16.460But, I mean, the dude was a star, and these were groupies.
00:32:21.820And I'm just saying, this is a bad precedence.
00:32:24.280If you can have no DNA evidence, no nothing, no police reports, no, and just come forward and say, hey, 22 years ago, he grabbed my boobs, and I didn't want him to.
00:32:37.940And, I mean, just that case got him like 18 extra months.
00:36:55.380They don't want his voice out there doing conservative stuff.
00:36:59.080And jail's, like, different for different people, right?
00:37:01.300Like, if you're a, I don't know how much he's worth, I'm sure it's $50, $100 million, and he lives, you know, in luxury and private jets, and he's used to parties and all these, whatever he does, I mean, in jail.
00:37:16.340Then you hit jail, and then you're like, it's like a lot harder for somebody like that.
00:37:22.520It has to be than, let's say, somebody that's living homeless on the street, and then they get put in jail.
00:37:28.800they're like oh my god i get a bed and three meals a day right it's a perspective it's it's a whole
00:37:36.020different deal and all the sex you want sorry i had to say that but anyway uh it's it's definitely
00:37:44.080a lifestyle change and he is going and apparently it hasn't gone smooth anyway as a result the first0.90
00:37:51.960the over the weekend there were rumors that yeah we say morning sex is the best sex unless you're0.94
00:37:57.160prison. I mean, you know, you have a roof over your head, three square meals and all the sex0.86
00:38:01.660you want. I mean, that's like the oldest joke. Exactly. But there were a lot of things that
00:38:07.720happened to I mean, you know, when you start looking at just the way the reactions of people
00:38:13.540and probably one of the most revolting, horrible thing was what happened and what they continue to
00:38:20.640do to Erica Kirk. And I just honestly, every time this happens, it just really pulls at your
00:38:27.520heartstrings. Because again, she is raising her babies with without her husband, and he was
00:38:35.220brutally murdered. And the video, I don't know anyone now that hasn't watched it. I mean, it's
00:38:42.180worldwide. And so Erica Kirk, she responded to Dave Chappelle and Jennifer Welsh that were joking
00:38:50.040about her husband charlie kirk's assassination he was the founder as you all know of turning point
00:38:56.200usa he was shot and killed at a campus at an event in utah last year and kirk posted on x that
00:39:04.280laughing at political assassination shows a cultural of a culture of profound moral decay
00:39:12.260and she stated political violence must never be tolerated
00:39:18.520and noted the effect that it's having having on their two young children
00:39:23.080and I can only imagine how that's going to go throughout their life
00:39:30.800I mean they will know that these things happened
00:39:34.260and it's just a horrible horrible thing for anybody to do
00:48:09.320OK. So while everybody has been watching the election fallout, this was a huge story.
00:48:17.000The Commerce Department, they cleared dozens of these Chinese companies to handle these NVIDIA H200 chips and some with the ties to the firms already under sanctions for national security reasons.
00:48:32.640and that part is flying under the radar see this is another big story under the story and another
00:48:38.640reason why they're is being called to testify so those approvals they went to outfits that list
00:48:46.240empty offices and connections to restricted entities letting advanced ai hardware that
00:48:54.620slip through there anyway so if you do not know what the h200 is it is the high-end chip nvidia
00:49:03.440makes for serious computing power just so anybody out there that doesn't know um what that is and
00:49:10.820so here is what nobody has really explained so let me try the process started with tighter export0.99
00:49:17.040rules it was put in place over the last couple of years to keep this tech out of chinese hands
00:49:24.540for military use yet dozens still got the green light despite the red flags on their ties so it
00:49:32.100shows up in your national security when that same power ends up strengthening competitors who do not
00:49:38.080play by the rules so i'm not going to sit here and pretend that i know every name on the list
00:49:42.720because the details stay pretty thin but whatever the final count turns out to be remember this
00:49:49.400didn't start yesterday it has been years of the same loopholes so this is what is a big big story
00:50:00.440and that stock is hurting as a result in my case I say bye bye bye because whenever you see that
00:50:08.380happen you know there's going to be a bounce but even Elon Musk talked about it I mean this guy is
00:50:14.200apparently, you know, he's very affluent with what he does. And he was saying, look, bad decision,
00:50:21.140as long as there was no major breaches that were made, which is being investigated right now. I
00:50:28.500mean, how far are you going to punish him for being a sucker for a honeypot? Now, that's one0.99
00:50:34.920part of the conversation. Other people are saying, look, he had a family. Oh, and there was no
00:50:39.880prenup which means she is going to be one very wealthy woman should she decide to go ahead and
00:50:48.560end that marriage but it's going to be kind of like a Bill Gates situation right so I don't know
00:51:00.280but we really we really have to worry about a lot of this stuff I mean this is on everybody's radar
00:51:08.400especially when it comes with all of the factors of the big AI race, the data centers, all of this comes into play.
00:51:22.040Yeah, I mean, I don't know, Elon Musk may be joining you soon because of the conversation that they've been having about data centers in Texas.
00:51:32.880The new governor-elect is saying, hey, you're going to have to run this by us first.
00:51:38.060And she's showing the whole power card situation.
00:51:41.000He's like, look, if I leave, it's going to hurt you worse than it's going to hurt me.
00:51:48.080I'm just going to, you know, move this on down the line.
00:52:31.800It's the same way with Texas. They have the, you know, they have they can't get anything past their house, their Congress.
00:52:38.300The thing about it is, and we did a whole show on Saturday about the data centers, and it was really interesting because the one person that actually rallied behind the idea and said, hey, look, you need to be sharing in that profit sharing, right, in whatever is made.
00:52:59.500If this data center, that was Trump's idea.
00:53:02.960And he was the one guy who wasn't on the ballot.
00:53:06.240That was the one name that was not on the ballot. Now, the other Democrats started to pick up on that. You had some people that started campaigning specifically on that because, I mean, it was rejected. The whole premise of data centers was completely rejected.
00:53:24.020But that's because people were looking at how it was going to affect them.
00:53:28.060They thought, okay, this is going to cost me money.
00:54:30.540I mean, when you're talking about these little tiny communities, when you're talking about these smaller meetings, when you talk about where it actually originates and when people are having these conversations, they see the data center.
00:54:43.640and they see it coming into their neck of the woods and largely time after time they rejected
00:54:51.740it completely because they were afraid that it was going to end up on their bill and so that was
00:54:59.100kind of a silent that was also another silent part of this past midterm election were those data
00:55:06.960centers and it showed up across the board and you saw how it actually did and how it performed and
00:55:14.980it was i mean i live in a small town where everybody's dirt poor and you bring something
00:55:21.500like that here and i mean i guarantee you they'd welcome it especially if they got a cut well i
00:55:25.880would love it if president trump and he hasn't done it yet even though it was his idea as if he
00:55:30.200were to sign some kind of executive order i have not seen him do it and it was talked about but
00:55:35.560that's it where he says hey this is how it's going to run if there is because we've got to win that
00:55:41.620race okay we've got I mean this is where we are we've got to be ahead of China and now you've got
00:55:48.980honeypots and you've got all of these other different things that are coming into play
00:55:52.660but if there were to be an executive order where President Trump comes out and he says okay no
00:55:57.720they're coming near you they're coming to a town near you well then you are going to profit
00:56:02.100in this and write it up that way. I think they would become immensely popular immediately.
00:56:10.340People would be like, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, kind of like in the South, you know, put one of
00:56:15.560those legs of those towers over on my piece of farmland. I would love that signal. I would love
00:56:22.680that tower. Advertising in LA, same thing. Okay, I got a building over here. You've seen how our
00:56:29.980buildings are wrapped right they make more by wrapping a building in an ad than they do with
00:56:36.620the people that are actually renting the apartments that's how insane it is so you give them a little
00:56:43.300bit of profit and you give them an incentive and they're going to be on board but we're going to
00:56:48.380need that we definitely are but it was it was really i mean everybody is kind of i mean i
00:56:57.800haven't recovered from the whole thing it was just one brutal announcement after another
00:57:05.800but we will rebuild and we will we will it was i mean i i got i mean servicely it was bittersweet
00:57:12.760for me because man you know your state's so important remember how many times have i said
00:57:17.640that your governor's almost more important than the president these days right because of states
00:57:22.360rights and you know you see how like some bad governor can destroy your state quick
00:57:27.860yeah so i mean it's just i was relieved and then not relieved at the same time
00:57:34.140well it was it was really crazy because of some of the characters that were elected
00:57:41.640i mean really when you start talking about talafrico i mean four democrats they won the
00:57:49.120congressional seats. This is after campaigning on Christian beliefs that depart from traditional
00:57:55.460teaching. Talafrico, I mean, he's a Presbyterian, you know, he defeated Republican Ken Paxton
00:58:02.420to win this Senate seat from Texas. And some of the things that he talked about were just so crazy.
00:58:11.700Yeah, just none of it makes any sense.
00:58:13.800I mean, really? It's like, okay. So, I mean, he became the first Democrat elected to the Senate from Texas since 1988. And in his Austin victory speech, he opened with David and Goliath, and then he closed by saying Jesus flipped tables in the temple, and that it was time for this movement to do the same in the United States Senate.
00:58:42.080The other winners of that group, the other three winners were Kansas Senate elect Adam Hamilton and a United Methodist pastor and Iowa representative elect Tara Trone Garrett and Lindsay James.
00:59:01.440Talafrico, the Presbyterian seminarian, he told the crowd that his Goliaths were the richest men in the world, the most powerful man in the world, and all of Washington, D.C.
00:59:16.280I mean, these candidates, they built their campaigns around claims that God is non-binary,
00:59:23.780the Bible contains errors, that this is not a Christian nation.
00:59:31.540I mean, real quick, if you do not know the record,
00:59:35.280Talafrico is the one who turned his seminary training into a political weapon against the
00:59:51.320I mean, it follows years of these same voices running on faith language that completely departs from what churches have taught for centuries.
01:00:00.040And then it shows up in policies that they will back once they reach their seats and how they frame every debate on life and family and the role of religion in public life.
01:00:13.540So watch how fast that language spreads.
01:00:16.180I mean, once they start flipping those tables, it's going to definitely be interesting.
01:00:20.040But this was a shock for me because my upbringing, I should say not my background, but my upbringing, when I start reading about what some of these crackpots are talking about, I'm going, whoa, this is so far from anything that I was ever raised on.