Live from outside Mike Pence's house, the LGBTQ+ community demonstrate their pride by dancing and twerking to protest the upcoming Inauguration of President-Elect Mike Pence, who is a man who has been in office for less than a year.
00:02:52.000The LGBTQ community decided to put on display their pride, their dance moves, and that usually means their penises, as you can see right here, outside of Mike Pence's house.
00:09:14.000And here's something we had Abby Johnson on.
00:09:15.000She's the former Planned Parenthood worker who came on the program, and she talked a lot about working at Planned Parenthood, how they sort of funge these numbers.
00:09:24.000So it's important for you to know, I know this may get a little bit nerdy, may get a little bit statistical here, but let me hit you with this.
00:09:32.000If they say, you know, a small percentage of our services are abortions, if you go in, for example, let's say a woman goes in, by the way, 94% of people, women, who walk out of Planned Parenthood end up having an abortion.
00:11:28.000What they are trying to say is federal taxpayer dollars.
00:11:32.000Federal taxpayer dollars are not funding abortions at Planned Parenthood, but they are funding Planned Parenthood, who by and large perform abortions.
00:11:41.000Let me give you something else that's actually really disconcerting, and this is something a lot of people don't think about.
00:11:45.000All those other services I'm talking about, a doctor's examination, maybe getting some birth control, they maybe cost a few bucks, maybe a few hundred bucks.
00:11:52.000The abortion, you know how much that costs?
00:14:09.000Here at Planned Parenthood, we're offering abortions on a sliding scale based on income.
00:14:14.000That means the less you make, the less you pay!
00:14:16.000Here at Planned Parenthood, we have a history of which we are tremendously proud.
00:14:21.000One where Margaret Sanger wanted to ensure quality abortions at affordable prices set up across the lowest income earners in urban centers of America.
00:14:29.000I'm so crazy about affordable abortions that I'm practically giving them away!
00:14:33.000I might as well be throwing my profits in the trash!
00:14:51.000Thanks to federal funding and our slide-and-scale payment system, colored folk practically pay nothing at all!
00:14:58.000Even better, if you come on down to Crazy Pete's Planned Parenthood in the next fiscal quarter, with every abortion, I'm throwing in a free mammogram, but only a referral.
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00:17:47.000This is a statistic that I found surprising, but then when I thought about it, it wasn't.
00:17:50.000And when I thought about what we've written on the website at lotofcrowder.com, I realized this actually is right in line with what I've been reading, what we've been writing about.
00:17:59.000Contrasting with the United States, in Germany and in the UK, a majority of people want the full-body burka, the full ninja.
00:18:38.000People are tired of immigrants who don't want to assimilate, who come here breaking the law.
00:18:44.000We want people to sign the guestbook on the way in.
00:18:46.000When it comes to Europe, they've dealt with the rapey migrant crisis that we haven't yet.
00:18:52.000And I think we have some footage here from Germany and these countries.
00:18:55.000Look at the shifting demographics and it's in a way that obviously these people in Europe are getting a little bit tired of because even Angela Merkel has basically declared that multiculturalism hasn't worked.
00:19:06.000They're as progressive as you could possibly imagine.
00:19:08.000When you think of Europe, you usually think of them as further along the trail to the left than the United States.
00:19:13.000But then you get to a certain point where reality sets in and there in Europe and there in Germany, it's no longer a politicized issue.
00:21:51.000There were a bunch of attacks, and I think this is a big reason the Americans aren't quite up to speed, because the media deliberately, and this is an act of media malpractice, it's kind of annoying when they do it with Donald Trump and say, hey, Donald Trump said something on Twitter that he didn't say.
00:23:14.000Snopes, Snopes, by the way, one of the sites that Facebook will use as the backbone in determining fake news, if they still want to use fake news as a term after the BuzzFeed debacle, said that our article was mostly false.
00:23:27.000First off, our article was an opinion article on the absurdity of passing out please don't rape pamphlets.
00:23:59.000We didn't say that these came hot off the press for the 2015 mass rape in Cologne.
00:24:07.000We said, isn't it absurd that a civilized, a Western European country, for any reason, let alone having to print them by volume at Kinko's, has to pass out pamphlets telling people how to not rape their fellow human beings?
00:25:08.000I guarantee you, in that gay party on Mike Pence's backyard, you have producers for CNN and ABC and NBC. Matter of fact, I know for a fact...
00:25:36.000They have much more in common with those naked dancers and the Snopes folks who will tell you that, listen, let's get off the rape thing.
00:25:44.000These pamphlets, they rape, but the pamphlets weren't printed.
00:25:46.000The people in the media have much more in common with them and they try to get together and congregate and say, hey, let's decide on what's fake news.
00:26:51.000Katie Kirk tried to bait her, which I'm amazed that Katie Kirk will show her face after the Carly Fiorina.
00:26:56.000The absolute thrashing at the hands of Carly Fiorina with Katie Kirk.
00:27:00.000That was an example of a bubbly, nice-enough woman who could read prompter versus a razor-sharp woman who'd actually accomplished a multitude of goals in life.
00:27:30.000It's hard for some people to be positive right now because there's so much negativity from the highest office in the land, or soon to be, to everybody and their brother putting things out on social media.
00:29:09.000Maybe even some Clint Howards will be coming up after this break.
00:29:12.000The point is, you can't pin down a conservative, but you can easily pin down a leftist in these interviews, and you can easily pin down when someone is not a leftist.
00:29:22.000Any person who was not conservative or who was not at least somewhat moderate, right-leaning, would have answered that question with, I know, isn't Trump horrible?
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00:32:43.000My brother here is producing in studio.
00:32:45.000One of my favorite movies is Rock and Roll High School, and, of course, you played Eagle Bauer in that, and that was, you know, I always think of that movie.
00:32:53.000I know that was a long time ago, but so many things...
00:32:56.000Do you have something that people specifically usually relate to the most?
00:33:00.000Because it's such a body of work, you know, they can pick anything.
00:33:06.000I mean, there are people, of course, that remember me from Star Trek, you know, when I played little Balok in the Corbinite Maneuver, all those Star Trek geeks, they love that.
00:33:14.000Well, I don't think I like being called Star Trek geeks, but yes.
00:34:18.000I'm talking about people that were willing to fly from England to Las Vegas and spend five days going to a Star Trek convention and have three costumes with them and they have money.
00:34:35.000Well, they may not necessarily have money.
00:34:36.000They could just be spending it all for you.
00:35:46.000But do you ever feel like maybe you almost run the risk when you do so much work as you do that you almost are a character that transcends film?
00:35:53.000Because people are like, hey, that's Clint Howard.
00:35:57.000Yeah, but if a person waited and was trying to pick and choose and really trying to carve out their own career, they're gonna miss.
00:36:08.000I mean, first of all, the casting directors aren't even casting.
00:36:12.000It's the man upstairs that's figuring it all out, one way or another.
00:36:17.000And I was raised by my dad, Rance Howard, 88 years old, going strong, still acting, that, you know what, if you don't take the job, somebody else will.
00:36:58.000Listen, Ron is a, first of all, Ron's a really good guy.
00:37:01.000And he sits on the wrong side of the table and he's an idiot.
00:37:08.000But he's a good guy, and I love being his brother.
00:37:13.000In fact, he's a better older brother than he is a movie director, and he's an outstanding movie director.
00:37:19.000He is a very fantastic—well, I didn't want to make this about Ron, but he is a fantastic film director in the sense that Ron bridges that gap where he can do big-budget films, and it still has a sense of humanity to it.
00:37:30.000You know, Cinderella Man, for example.
00:37:35.000And that's an example where you can take a big-budget film, big-name stars, and it can be every bit as good as these pretentious indie films, which sometimes suck.
00:37:42.000You know, you can have great indie films, but he is the master at that, I would say.
00:37:58.000Ron just appreciates kind of showing humanity and showing man's better nature or the classic, you know, climb the mountain against all odds.
00:38:10.000In Cinderella Man, Renee Zellweger's role, I mean, the movie was about Jim Braddock, of course, but Ron really was focusing on the strong woman in that, you know, movie.
00:38:24.000Listen, Movie making is hard, and there's a lot of luck involved.
00:38:30.000It's almost like the movie gods have to come down and kiss something for it to really take off.
00:39:58.000He felt that he had acted in good faith with, you know, mano a mano, and then Jordan hired a lawyer with a lot of vowels in his last name, and the bear was all but upset.
00:40:59.000I personally get a kick out of going that extra little bit to not necessarily surprise the audience, but just give them something they're not expecting.
00:41:11.000And I always, you know, Dad has mentioned this, and as an actor, even a little junior actor, I always had the confidence, and I always had sort of the, not the enthusiasm, but, you know, when they said do it, by God.
00:41:58.000Now, I'm good at it, and I love being an actor, and I've done some writing, and I've done some producing, but, you know, life is my life.
00:42:07.000Well, and I want to get into that, because you've, I don't want to sort of out you in any way, but I think people know that you're more to the right of center.
00:45:46.000I follow where it leads me sometimes, and I can actually sit and enjoy it a little more than a lot of my friends who can't, who are pointing out everything that's wrong.
00:45:57.000It was like, oh, it's like I'm at work if I watch a stand-up set because I'm going, oh, that was a good tag, or oh, he could have cut this, and sometimes it takes away the joy.
00:46:04.000So you literally are doing sort of an autopsy of somebody's stand-up routine if you're there watching it.
00:46:09.000Yeah, and that's actually a big reason why I just don't like doing it anymore.
00:46:12.000I stopped enjoying it, period, because it was no longer flowing and natural, and it just kind of became like, you know, when you study something too much, you get too close to it, you kind of lose the beauty of the big picture.
00:46:23.000I did stand-up one time, and I did it in Las Vegas at the Mint.
00:47:06.000And also, too, I wrote those jokes and some of them were kind of funny and some of them weren't, but it's like people were going to want to hear the funny ones again.
00:48:48.000When I woke up on November 9th, it was...
00:48:53.000I had a smile on my face and I couldn't get rid of it all day.
00:48:57.000And a friend of mine, I think you know, and I'm not going to drop his name because it's already been done too much, We were talking on the phone.
00:50:48.000A lot of people, they skip, because pretty much everyone else in America, to get to that point where you're making that kind of money, generally you have an employee, you have two, you have three, you grow, there's that expanding period, and they've kind of hopscotch that to the big check, and I don't think they're aware of what it takes for everyone else in America to make that kind of money.
00:53:11.000One time I heard Newt Gingrich say this, that turning around Turning around America is going to be like moving a huge supertanker.
00:53:20.000It takes a long time to turn one of those babies around.
00:53:24.000And just Donald Trump, he might just be the right person at the right time because he's got pretty thick skin and he knows how to play the game.
00:53:34.000The idea that he has sort of taken the press out of play a little bit with his use of Twitter.
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00:56:26.000They just announced Steve Deese, I think, and a few more other names to come.
00:56:29.000So the more that you join, the more we can take the fight to the left.
00:56:31.000And gosh, we're doing pretty well with it for a bunch of rubes who used to have a show in a den.
00:57:38.000Well, listen, we have our next guest coming on so people know when they hear this, the sound, the sound that I'm doing to Hulk Hogan here waiting for it.
01:00:43.000It's a bunch of feminist, liberal women who are unhappy with themselves, and they're going to complain about issues that aren't actually issues.
01:00:51.000So they think that, you know, they believe everything that they've heard on CNN or MSNBC from Rachel Maddow about Trump, that he's somehow this Horribly sexist, racist, Hitler figure, and they're going to lose all of their rights.
01:03:00.000It's true, and Courtney has quite a few female dogs.
01:03:03.000Courtney, do you ever plan on actually going down and just, like, mingling with them just to learn their ways, sort of like gorillas in the midst?
01:04:12.000You learn how to live, you learn first off how to be a child-defending sex molester, but to get away with it by writing about it in your autobiography, scot-free.
01:09:14.000As a thanks to you for being a loyal listener, enjoy this free playlist with the top musical performances from the Donald Trump inauguration, including artists like Toby Keith, Lee Greenwood, Three Doors Down, the second-place winner of the 2010 season of America's Got Talent,
01:09:33.000Hootie, minus the Blowfish, Rafi, B Street, the Bruce Springsteen cover band, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, The male singer from Aqua.
01:13:34.000It used to be, hey, there's gridlock in Washington, D.C. We need to work together.
01:13:37.000Now, we're going to hammer any cabinet appointment to Donald Trump, and we're going to make sure that they have their name dragged through the mud.
01:13:45.000And they can't have a possible career.