Jared and the boys are joined by a new co-host, Steven Kreider, to talk about a variety of topics. Topics include: 1. What's the worst thing someone has ever said to you? 2. Why is it so hard to be gay? 3. How do you feel about the current state of gay marriage? 4. Is it a good thing or bad thing? 5. What is the best thing someone can say to you about a gay person? 6. What do you think about the new guy on the pod? 7. Is he gay or not?
00:06:26.000Then this boy also ran into an alley and he pulled out, when apprehended by the police officers, pulled his BB gun that looks like a real gun from his waistband.
00:06:37.000Just so there's no confusion, beyond the obvious that it's always sad when there's a loss of human life to some degree.
00:06:45.000Beyond that, I've reached a point where I have no sympathy left to give.
00:06:50.000Committing a violent crime and pulling a gun out, or whatever looks, it looks exactly like a gun, on an officer at 2 a.m.
00:07:45.000Because I know that when I was a kid and I committed violent assault, when I robbed people, when I committed armed robbery, and when I pulled my BB gun out on police officers, I said, thank God for white supremacy.
00:09:05.000If you look at the tweets, we covered this on the website.
00:09:07.000Oh, you're supposed to believe the neo-Nazi KKK police?
00:09:10.000When you say this, this is why we're seeing record violence against the police officers.
00:09:13.000When you hold this out and you have to Sean King the narrative with 13-year-old innocent kid just has a cap gun and gets shot by a police officer for no reason, listen, you think those officers are monsters.
00:09:26.000And so you make it okay to treat them like monsters.
00:12:49.000They could have just done a Friday, hey, Hillary Clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia, she's going to be out of the campaign for the weekend, she needs some rest.
00:12:55.000Instead, they were saying, oh, these right-wing conspiracy theories, Hillary is in perfect health.
00:17:26.000Any sector of the government, whether it's the post office, any sector that involves public sector unions, all of them give massively to Democrats.
00:17:36.000So not only that, do they give massively to Democrats, but we've found out that Democrats were providing favors and positions on boards for these people.
00:17:44.000So for a good example, any folks who you'd like to be considered to be on the board of, for example, USPS, NEA, NEH, basically anyone who has a niche interest and might like to serve on one of these organizations.
00:17:54.000This is, of course, being delivered to donors there.
00:17:56.000So we've always known that the Democrats were corrupt.
00:18:12.000When people say, oh, big oil, big companies, there is nothing that can create the kind of corruption and collusion that the government can.
00:20:07.000The top fifth of earners in the United States, when people talk about their fair share, I have this up on here, have increased their income from 43% in 1979 to 48% in 2010.
00:20:17.000The top 1% have increased their share from 1979 from 8% to 13%.
00:20:21.000So when people say, you're not getting your fair share, that's what they're talking about.
00:22:02.000Whereas conservatism says, well, hold on, we want to increase this pie so that he can make five, six, seven thousand dollars a month, whatever it is.
00:22:08.000Even though he'll be making a smaller slice of the overall pie, that pie from thousands goes to millions.
00:22:13.000Now the ism is, do you see the economy as a fixed pie, as a fixed size, and everyone is getting their piece?
00:22:21.000Ironically enough, socialism, that leftist view, is very selfish.
00:22:26.000Or, and it also creates an entitlement mindset, because if you think there's only so much to go around, I better get my slice.
00:22:32.000Or, the ism, conservatism, federalism, do you see the economy, do you see the world as a living, breathing, growing ecosystem that thrives with innovation, with creativity, with hard work?
00:22:45.000If you see it that way, you're not so worried about, well, I need my percentage, period.
00:27:12.000So, we wanted to have you on for a while, obviously.
00:27:15.000I have been very much at the forefront, coming from Quebec, coming from a school with a lot of Muslims, against Islam, the theology, the philosophy, period, on the internet.
00:27:43.000You get a lot of backlash saying that Donald Trump is misrepresenting a lot of Muslims, that there are a lot of progressives who support Sharia law.
00:27:51.000There are progressive versions of Sharia law.
00:29:23.000I mean, she believes in Sharia, in a version of Sharia.
00:29:26.000And so the only point there is when, you know, folks on the right say, well, we should ban all Muslims who believe in quote-unquote Sharia.
00:29:46.000Now, you can talk about Sharia and talk about how some people misconstrue it as a personal path, but there are two things we need to get into.
00:29:53.000The pragmatic, and we'll get into that, into countries that implement any kind of Sharia law, and then the philosophical.
00:29:59.000But to say that Sharia has historically been interpreted as, like people try to say with Islam, it means submission, it's about a personal struggle, or jihad.
00:30:07.000No, jihad has very clearly been interpreted as a very physical war, whether some people talk about an internal struggle, jihad.
00:30:14.000And Sharia law is something where we have enough legal precedent, you can look to any country in the world right now, any country that implements Sharia law.
00:30:21.000And you can even look to countries in the, you can even look to the UK, you can look to Europe, or anywhere it's implemented, it has been a net negative.
00:30:31.000Yeah, look, I mean, let's be super clear on something here.
00:30:35.000I am against any version, iteration, incarnation, moral, legal, conceptual, theological of Islam that calls for the oppression of women, the condemnation of gay people, and the putting of one faith over another.
00:30:57.000By the way, I'm against fundamentalism in general.
00:31:05.000It doesn't mean all of them are throwing gays off the roof.
00:31:07.000It doesn't mean they're all beating their wives.
00:31:09.000But by your own standards, by your own standards that you apply to Christians, that is all Islam as far as women are not treated well, gay people are not treated well.
00:31:18.000Even the most moderate interpretations of Sharia law are gross violations of human rights.
00:31:24.000So, let's for a second put Sharia law as a concept.
00:31:27.000And again, by the way, you know, you want to go down the wormhole in this, there are whole debates about, because again, there's no, like, you can't go find the Sharia law book, right?
00:31:51.000The next person you should have on your show is a man named Abdullahi Al Naim, who's the foremost scholar on the practice and implementation of Sharia law around the world.
00:32:00.000And if you talk to him, he'll say, look, there's 50 different versions of it.
00:32:04.000Because even the school that says, you know, we're practicing this version, will they leave out Hold on a second.
00:34:15.000And again, bearing in mind, I am not the expert on Islamic theology, nor Islamic states, nor, frankly, being a Muslim, because I'm not one, right?
00:34:25.000We can go then talk about the difference between Tunisia and Morocco and, you know, Indonesia, as opposed to Saudi Arabia, which I think is a horrible state that the United States should never be supporting, and we can talk about the nuances in between.
00:34:40.000As to how you can't say, okay, the problem is fundamentalist Islam, extremist Islam, that's a problem.
00:34:51.000And you get from there to all Islam, all Muslims.
00:34:54.000Stephen, what do you do about my friend, who I described to you as a progressive, feminist, gay Muslim, who is the type of Muslim we should support?
00:35:03.000I'm not nearly as concerned with a radical outlier in a feminist, lesbian, Muslim girl who wears a hijab.
00:35:11.000I am concerned with every place in the history of the world Sharia law hasn't implemented, where it exists today, what's happening in Europe, and what's happening in mosques across the United States.
00:35:22.000You wrote in your piece, I want to bring up your own words here because it's important, you wrote that they can have their own courts in their mosques, provided it doesn't supersede the Constitution.
00:35:30.000It is incompatible with our current system of rights in the United States.
00:35:34.000Do you know what happens in a Sharia court?
00:35:35.000I didn't actually write that, by the way, but okay, go on.
00:35:39.000Well, you wrote that like Jewish law, like Jewish law are different Christian courts.
00:35:44.000You wrote about they settle disputes, domestic disputes.
00:35:47.000I have this piece right up here from CNN. No, no, I'm reading it too.
00:36:12.000So, Stephen, there are fundamentalists, I'm Jewish, there are, I live in New York City, there are fundamentalist, whatever word you want to use, fundamentalist, more conservative, small-c conservative, conventional, you know, traditionalist Jews in New York City and around the United States who believe that I am a sinner, who would like to see, you know, legal, if not physical punishment imposed on me for being gay.
00:37:32.000Could it be, would it stand to reason that if hundreds of millions of Muslims, a majority of Muslims support Sharia in some fashion or another, and then hundreds of millions of Muslims say, we support apostasy laws, we support spousal abuse laws, would it stand to reason that maybe that would be A, not radical, and B, directly tied to their support for Sharia.
00:37:52.000Hundreds You brought up Jews or Christians.
00:38:11.000There aren't hundreds of millions of Jews who support this.
00:38:17.000If they are all, as what you just said is true, if the notion that they are all peaceful, that they are majority peaceful, peace-loving, moderate human beings, if that's an aberration, which is what you said, why isn't there terrorism all around us?
00:38:38.000It does happen all the time, and I think you have a lowered bar for them because you have a much higher standard of Christians, which you would consider a violation of rights, and Muslims would be far worse.
00:42:01.000This is what I was referencing where you talked about how Sharia law can also mean what it does in England, where Sharia councils in some place hold sway over things such as marriage and divorce of British Muslims.
00:42:09.000Yet those councils are ultimately and rightly subjected to secular laws of the state.
00:42:43.000Listen, hey, and that, again, and that's why, as I wrote in the piece, I endorse...
00:42:48.000The government of the UK, which, by the way, is doing so with Imams and Muslim scholars, going in and reviewing the practice of those Sharia courts to make sure that they're subject to the Constitution.
00:43:01.000Would you argue that the UK is better off right now?
00:43:03.000I think it should be subject to the Constitution.
00:43:22.000Do you believe that it has been better for the UK or has it been a net loss of civil rights for many women across the UK with the encroachment of Islam and Sharia?
00:43:33.000Well, let me just dig into my deep knowledge and experience as a British person.
00:43:49.000No, no, but here's what I'm saying, Stephen.
00:43:52.000In the UK, a Muslim scholar, a Muslim woman, a feminist Muslim woman is heading the government-led inquiry into Sharia courts to see if they are messed up or not.
00:44:32.000You look at Malaysia as an example, with a record number of churches, right?
00:44:35.000These are places that you, I've been there at Fox News, when you and Leftist Progressive held out Turkey for a long time as a great example, a bastion of secular rights in the Islamic world.
00:44:44.000Malaysia, Indonesia, they've all regressed.
00:44:48.000And it can't progress because of the founder of the feast, Muhammad, and the Sharia law, regardless of the interpretation that has been created thereof.
00:45:19.000There have been plenty of gay and transgender people appointed to cabinets who didn't have what you claimed were civil rights with marriage, bathroom rights for a long time.
00:46:13.000Comparing tribalism to modern, advanced countries that have systematically decided to deny rights in a very violent, theologically-based way is not...
00:46:46.000Let's take Uganda compared to modern Muslim countries.
00:46:49.000Churches here in the United States and Republican leaders here in the United States tied to conservative Christian interests helped push for the criminalization of homosexuality in Uganda.
00:47:00.000So there was American Christian influence in that.
00:47:04.000And look, if we want to go back, how long do we have to go back in the United States to look at when Christianity still, by the way?
00:47:10.000Sally, you haven't answered my question.
00:51:58.000I repeated myself with that because it was important.
00:52:01.000I do appreciate the drinking games that people play.
00:52:04.000You know what I appreciate about Sally is she seems like, unlike some of my even hashtag SJW friends, she seems like she can maintain a relationship with Separate from her politics, which is hardly defined on the other side of the aisle.
00:52:57.000Is your company looking to maximize their output while cutting back on costs?
00:53:02.000Why outsource all your production to faraway countries like India, China, and Narnia when we have the cheapest and best workforce right here in the good ol' U.S. of A. Women.
00:53:37.000If you believe the pay gap myth, do you not realize if a corporation could save, could only spend 70 cents on every dollar in labor costs, They would never hire a man again.
00:53:48.000And here's something from the left, too.
00:53:49.000So it completely debunks the entire premise of her video.
00:53:51.000And here's what's so funny about the left.
00:54:24.000Are we supposed to believe that greedy Goldman Sachs, greedy corporate fat cats, they're so hateful, they're complete and total sociopaths, all successful wealthy business owners who've been vilified as the 1%, but they check that at the door because their priority, their greed is superseded by their hatred of women, that they're willing to forego 23%.
01:00:24.000If you want to talk to young girls and you want to inspire them...
01:00:26.000Why not put forward, like a Christine Hoff Summers, like a Carly Fiorina, why not put somebody who understands the economy, who understands running a business, who actually employs people, someone who wasn't just born with great looks and mediocre acting ability, and that's how they made their bones.
01:08:13.000It means there's 2.2 million Christians in Syria.
01:08:17.000And we've only accepted, so again, if you're going to talk about actual numbers, about proportionality to the population, 10% of refugees are Christian, less than.5 have been invited in this PR stunt to the United States.
01:08:31.000Not only are 10% of Syrian refugees Christian, but considering what's going on with ISIS, considering what's going on in Syria, wouldn't it stand to reason that more of the actual refugees...
01:08:45.000Considering that Christians are being burned alive and slaughtered and targeted first solely for being Christian, Your Honor, would it stand to reason that more of the refugees fleeing should be Christian?
01:10:44.000Except pandering to potential terrorists.
01:10:48.000I don't understand why leftists wouldn't want to put their best foot forward and say, let's just bring in more Christians.
01:10:53.000They are the ones getting slaughtered.
01:10:55.000They are the ones being targeted first.
01:10:57.000And we're bringing in the people who follow the religion and the prophet who are doing the slaughtering.
01:11:03.000As a matter of fact, if anything, I bet you more Americans would be comfortable with Syrian refugees if we could vet them as Christians.
01:11:09.000Because we know they're actually fleeing people killing them.
01:11:12.000Doesn't mean that all Muslims are killing the Christians, but it's more of a guarantee that the Christians in Syria are likely not the ones doing the slaughtering.
01:14:51.000Well, first, we want to talk about Hillary Clinton because I know that you know a lot about her and I know that you've had Parkinson's and or epilepsy in the past, but your book is...
01:15:01.000So your book is out here, and we've talked about this.
01:15:05.000A lot of people obviously still send you the anti-Semitic remarks, but not a lot of Jews lose one to the other team.
01:15:11.000So this is pretty big, and you could make some enemies.
01:15:24.000Being a secular Jew, a Jew who didn't believe in anything and was raised in an atmosphere of disbelief and worked.
01:15:31.000I mean, I've spent all my life working in Hollywood and in New York publishing where a mention of Jesus would die of loneliness, you know, where it just was not, the thought didn't exist.
01:15:42.000And so the reason I thought my story was kind of interesting was I think a lot of us Just about all of us are living in that culture.
01:15:49.000We're living in a culture that basically believes that people are meat puppets, that have no souls.
01:15:53.000We talk about having an adrenaline rush as if we were some kind of chemistry set.
01:15:57.000And I just thought, you know, I thought this through for 35 years, and I'm pretty sure I'm right about this.
01:16:02.000And I came to the conclusion that that image of human beings doesn't make any sense, whereas the Christian image of people does make sense.
01:16:30.000But this is proof positive of what I've talked about a lot, Andrew.
01:16:33.000I have a lot of atheists who listen to the show, a lot of atheists who come on the show, and this idea that you're in an atheist club and you get intellectual points right away the second you come out of the closet...
01:17:11.000It depends on you to accept certain assumptions of a semi-educated elite The journalists, the guys who write the op-eds, the guys who make fun of you on TV, you know, the actors and all this stuff who make fun of religious people on TV. It just is basically saying to you, this is the cool crowd.
01:17:46.000I've even talked with Sargon about that.
01:17:47.000I go, you give a lot of other atheists a pass simply because they claim to be an atheist, and you see them using straw man all the time.
01:17:55.000You see them being intellectually disingenuous, but because they claim the atheist mantle, you give them the okay.
01:18:01.000And once you start to read their books and you really start to pick apart their arguments, even the smartest of them do not have good arguments.
01:18:08.000Their arguments simply don't hold together.
01:18:10.000And I've followed them, virtually all of them.
01:18:13.000I've read almost all of them at this point.
01:18:15.000And their arguments don't hold together.
01:18:16.000Even Christopher Hitchens, a brilliant, brilliant writer, whenever he would talk about his atheism, suddenly he began to spout nonsense.
01:18:22.000And it just was stuff that didn't make sense.
01:18:25.000Oh, you know, some Christians are mean, so there's no God.
01:20:23.000Almost by rote, she almost lies without thinking about it, like a convict or something.
01:20:28.000And I think her history is a history of abuse and greed, as Colin Powell said the other day, greed and nastiness.
01:20:36.000And I just think that, you know, with Donald Trump, I think there is a vanishingly small chance that he will do a good job or a good job with something.
01:20:45.000With Hillary Clinton, I just don't see it.
01:20:48.000It's funny that you mentioned that about Donald Trump.
01:20:50.000And Hillary Clinton doesn't even stand to gain sometimes, I'm certain.
01:21:47.000She's been coughing and coughing for months.
01:21:49.000This is not just something that happened right away, you know what I mean?
01:21:52.000You know, one thing I think that it could be that I don't hear people mention is it could be emphysema.
01:21:57.000You know, like she could have a slow lung disease that's going to kill her eventually that is making her weak and making her prone to things like pneumonia.
01:22:55.000And buried in those Colin Powell emails that got hacked, buried in there was a reference to her being unable to climb a few steps to reach a stage.
01:23:05.000He talked about somebody saying that she has been really, and this was a long time ago, it was like over a year ago, Talked about her being unable to reach the steps.
01:24:23.000Well, don't you know your boner pills are covered, apparently, according to Kristen Bell, as opposed to birth control.
01:24:29.000Here is something you just touched on.
01:24:31.000The Colin Powell emails, everyone talked about it, and the whole story was he coached her on how to hide things in a private email server.
01:24:37.000No, what you just talked about is very important, where he said that she couldn't get Everything she touched she ruined, I think, due to hubris.
01:24:44.000He mentioned hubris, but basically saying she is immensely unsuccessful.
01:25:07.000He called Trump an idiot and all this stuff.
01:25:09.000You know, the thing that's so irritating about the Clintons in general is that our memory is so short that we forget that they've been doing this for decades now.
01:25:20.000You know, like when Hillary was senator, she was taking money from Corning Glass to get them deals with the Chinese.
01:25:27.000She took that money from the Russian plutonium company.
01:25:31.000As Secretary of State, allowed them to buy 20% of our uranium supply in Canada.
01:25:37.000I mean, she has been taking money for political favors for a long time.
01:25:41.000And, you know, I hate to bring it up, but those are our favors.
01:25:44.000You know, she was a servant of us people, and she was selling them for private cash.
01:25:49.000Yeah, it's kind of, some would say a disqualifier at some point, but like you said, when you change the parameters of normal, I mean, you're talking about the Clintons, House of Cards has basically been created around them, and people just forget about that.
01:26:01.000It's like they are the villains that create one of the most successful shows in modern history.
01:26:06.000It is so, you know, you're probably going to surprise a lot of people by saying you're likely going to vote for Trump.
01:26:12.000You know, a lot of people are going to say, that Jew is never going to vote Trump.
01:29:05.000I do recommend people go out to the new book, One More Plug for It, The Great Good Thing, A Secular Jew Comes to Faith in Christ, because it's actually one of the few books, you're more of a fiction writer, that conservatives or sort of, I guess, even just social conservatives would want to read.
01:30:06.000And the best thing about a Trump election is the people whose heads will explode.
01:30:10.000And I actually want to be there like in The New York Times editorial offices when people just go like, You know, and just watch, like, scanners.
01:30:17.000Remember scanners where the guy's heads just blow up?
01:30:19.000I think just watching that would be worth the entire price.
01:31:55.000Yeah, it is very bizarre that they make it their single pivotal issue.
01:31:59.000We've talked about that, for me, even with libertarians.
01:32:01.000But what's funny about this is a lot of these libertarians who are potheads now, all of a sudden they've abandoned it for Trump because it's this trend.
01:32:07.000And they don't care at all that he's going to be probably the worst president on pot if you look at what he's talking about.
01:32:11.000They love the hackers and Donald Trump is going to jail Snowden.
01:32:14.000I'm not saying he's necessarily wrong.
01:32:16.000I'm saying the people who would have been libertarian have abandoned it for a trend.
01:32:19.000But the pot thing, even my position is, listen, if you want to smoke pot, fine.
01:32:23.000States should have the right to vote and let people smoke pot.
01:32:26.000I think a lot of states probably will.
01:32:27.000But just don't lie and say that it's medicine or big pharma is colluding to get...
01:32:32.000No, there's seven patents right now on marijuana drugs.
01:32:36.000There's only one that works for chemo patients for appetite.
01:32:49.000If they said that and states legalize it, I have no problem with it.
01:32:52.000Even that is upsetting to libertarians.
01:32:54.000But, fine, but did he miss the news story where the Islamists are trying to wipe us off the face of the earth?
01:32:59.000I mean, did he miss the news story, like, where we're $400 trillion in debt?
01:33:04.000You know, it's like, great, legalized pot, leave me alone, but that's not the only issue that's up in this election.
01:33:10.000It's like he's never read anything else, except, like, you know, the latest, you know, where you can score good stuff.
01:33:16.000Yeah, well, I think, well, he was probably taking bong hits while they were talking about Aleppo.
01:33:20.000I feel like, you know, all of a sudden they're reading about Syria, and Gary turns, What?
01:33:25.000Don't you notice, isn't it funny how all the libertarians who run for office, you know, this is the thing, this is my life's work, but I've never smoked pot.
01:33:56.000He was an open borders guy, and he was making the case, which I understand he was making the case that a lot of libertarian economists made.
01:34:02.000However, that was in a time where it wasn't entirely a welfare state, right?
01:34:06.000People coming here for jobs is very different from people flocking here for free stuff.
01:34:13.000I mean, it used to be they would come in seasonally and go back, and that was kind of a system, and it worked fine, but now they come in and they stay.
01:34:59.000And the joke they would always say is...
01:35:01.000I remember just being like, okay, here's a security checkpoint, and then nothing but empty land with zero protection.
01:35:07.000And my dad would say, yep, here are three citizens and one alien, and my mom would go, beep, beep, ha-ha, like the alien one, because she's French-Canadian.
01:45:29.000And this is one thing that I think is important because people say, well, why do you, you know, a lot of people get mad because you're a social conservative.
01:45:36.000It doesn't mean I'm pushing it on you.
01:45:37.000It means, listen, this is what's improved my life.
01:45:39.000I've always been an advocate for marriage.
01:45:57.000Okay, it ends up being the 69% wrap-up burritos with some beer and Netflix.
01:46:03.000I've never been a good bachelor, and I say this because I get a lot of emails from young men.
01:46:06.000They feel as though that's the norm, and it's somehow abnormal if they feel lonely.
01:46:11.000Like, you're a bachelor, because so many people who are married, right, if you watch the shows, they just wish they could go back to when they were single.
01:46:43.000And being married is a lot, A, it's more fun, because I have someone nearby who's my closest friend, my confidant, someone who cares about me, and also cooks.
01:46:55.000You know, sex and sandwiches are a big plus.
01:46:57.000I will say this, having experienced both, I don't relate to the people, to the guys who, oh man, I miss being single.
01:47:05.000I tell you what, when you're married, it's all over.
01:47:58.000Some people love going to the bar every night and popping the pills to avoid the venereal diseases, and that's their thing, and that's fine.
01:48:07.000But it's not even necessarily the norm, and you don't need to feel as though you're beta, or you somehow need to score with more chicks, or that if you're not enjoying your single life, that's the reason why.
01:48:22.000In my life, being married has been a whole lot better.
01:48:25.000So I got a few emails about that where people talk about marriage, especially because recently Hillary was on the show.
01:48:31.000And people don't realize, you know, a lot of times they don't realize that young kids have pressure on them and it's not in the way that they would think.
01:48:39.000Yeah, I think the movies and it's Hollywood just kind of portrays all that in such a weird light that it kind of distorts and perverts how things should be.
01:48:58.000This is a terrible moment when we were talking about that.
01:49:00.000And then at the end, they tied in like, well, actually, it's nice.
01:49:03.000The family's fulfilled and they have some tender moment, but you know they just had to toss it in to justify all the crap they tossed on the nuclear family.
01:49:11.000So, ah, maybe it helps somebody, maybe it doesn't.
01:52:47.000Okay, so speaking of which, this is, I mean, obviously with your show being more comedy-centric, the Hillary Health stuff, that just, it must be like catnip for your show.
01:52:57.000The longer this whole process goes on, about a little over a year in with this whole campaign, it's been insane.
01:53:06.000And just when you think it can't get crazier, it gets crazier.
01:53:10.000And Hillary just, you know, collapsing.
01:53:13.000I had a moment of silence the other day at the exact minute that Hillary collapsed at ground zero.
01:55:01.000There are so many people that if they came out on Friday, that Friday, and said, hey, our candidate here has pneumonia, everybody would go, oh, okay.
01:55:12.000There would be one person, maybe one nut going, oh, really?
01:55:25.000And when they said pneumonia, I immediately called BS on it because it just sounds like another lie to cover up something that's going on over there.
01:56:14.000Yeah, that whole video of her teetering over while the Secret Service were eagerly awaiting the arrival of the vehicle, you see her legs just being dragged along the ground, and they're just, oh, she seems to have lost her footing.
01:56:30.000On the way to the van, or, oh, she was a little weak-kneed.
01:57:15.000They're just like, oh, my job is to hide any cameras from fainting Hillary over there.
01:57:20.000It's like one of those goats that just teeter over.
01:57:23.000Well, you just compare it to the Ryan Lochte scenario, when Dancing with the Stars, where a guy gets on set, and it's an event, right?
01:57:30.000They tackle him, there's this energy, and you've got the potential president of the United States doing this, and it's just, ah, it's a Saturday down at ground zero.
01:57:40.000So it's not how they react, typically.
01:58:08.000But the comparison, like you said, I mean, today we have the DNC leaks.
01:58:11.000And then right away, either something comes out with the Trump Foundation or something is, we've got to bury DNC leaks, where they're promising positions with the post office if they donate enough to the party.
02:00:44.000This is one thing that you don't need to be a political pundit or talking head to understand that the DNC and leftism right now, they always want fewer voices.
02:00:57.000I mean, when have you ever heard them say, well, let's just let the chips fall where they may and give the public as much information as possible.
02:03:02.000So kind of pivoting, you were talking about the media.
02:03:05.000I know you're friends with a lot of these people, so we have to be careful.
02:03:08.000And we've talked about this with Nick DiPaolo.
02:03:09.000But I do feel like now it's never been more blatant where you see the comedy sphere, the entertainment industry, but a lot of stand-up comedians, they are just doing the bidding for the Democratic Party.
02:03:20.000That's got to tick you off as someone who's been a part of it for so long.
02:03:25.000I've never understood why the entertainment business has this fascination with the left and, you know, this time around with Hillary and they're promoting her and trying to get her elected.
02:03:38.000They're the worst when it comes to actual freedom of speech, which I believe freedom of expression, freedom of speech is a big part of entertainment and especially comedy.
02:03:47.000Like, they are trying to take the comedic context out of everything and make it seem like whether you're a comedian or a surgeon or a judge, it all goes into the same category.
02:03:56.000You made a joke about this horrible thing.
02:04:22.000Well, particularly like female comedians.
02:04:24.000I mean, obviously Schumer is the biggest name when you've worked with her and Sarah Silverman.
02:04:28.000And last time we talked about this, I'm sure they're still your friends, but it has gotten so grindingly annoying that most people I know who are fans are like, I can't take it anymore.
02:06:11.000And alt-right has been a big thing with Hillary and the rest of the lefties over there.
02:06:17.000They're trying to portray, like the basket of deplorables, they're trying to portray so many people in that light, blaming Trump and Trump followers for the people that follow them.
02:08:23.000It's because they're petrified of being thrown with one of those scarlet letters.
02:08:30.000What are you, an R, racist, a homophobe, a misogynistic?
02:08:33.000They're petrified of getting that label.
02:08:36.000So they will appease anybody that complains to them that one of their employees is a whatever initial they want to throw on them.
02:08:45.000Well, there's a real witch hunt, though, in comedy that there didn't used to be, where it's like, ah, this person's a Republican, but now it's like, you can't be in this, you're not allowed to be a part of this if you don't think like we, that's a big difference, whether it's, you know, college humor or the funny or die, you know, even in the online sphere, it is a witch hunt, like, oh, if there is a successful, just non-liberal, not even conservative person anywhere, we have to, all hands on deck assault, and I've seen a lot of people behind the scenes who are, what?
02:09:44.000They don't have to be conservative, but they certainly aren't looking at Hillary as the next messiah, like we see Streisand or Bette Midler or any of the other favorites of the gays come out and say.
02:09:55.000They're kind of interchangeable in mind.
02:09:57.000It's kind of like Snowden and Assange.
02:09:59.000Bette Midler and Streisand, like, which one did that one?
02:10:03.000Which one lives in a gated house that says what we should be doing?
02:10:09.000Well, you know, that's a good example.
02:10:11.000I go back to it, but because Amy Schumer, in your state, pushed gun control with Unki Chuck, here's one thing to me.
02:10:18.000I think that's a very important litmus test, because if you are a comedian right now, Pushing the envelope in any way, you have to be a Second Amendment supporter.
02:10:28.000I mean, you know and I know the kind of threats you get.
02:10:29.000And I don't mean online drama, but dealing with the FBI, you carry.
02:12:23.000Yeah, you don't want to be the girl that the guys at the bar at the end of the night, they have to look and be the wingman and be like, ah, shit, I gotta go out with her.
02:12:33.000Maybe that's why they're hanging out with her, to make themselves look better.
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02:14:13.000We're taking them out alive as Hillary Clinton has restarted her campaign and stopped in Missouri at its longest running most famous local ice cream shop.
02:16:35.000Real quick, I have this up on my screen.
02:16:38.000Harvard scientists were paid, it turned out, to push the fat is bad myth by conflict of interest with those making money off of sugar.
02:16:48.000So the sugar industry paid prestigious Harvard scientists to publish research saying that fat, particularly saturated fat, was the key to heart disease.
02:16:55.000Turns out that in moderate amounts it's fine, and sugar is actually a lot worse for you than they let on.
02:17:03.000What's really important is this was only able to get through and be so pervasive because of the environmental lobby, also synonymous back then with the vegetarian, the vegan lobby, who were very, very adamantly against any animal product saturated fat.
02:17:16.000So they were all too happy and complicit to be on board with, oh, okay, let's vilify saturated fat and switch us to hydrogenated vegetable oil.
02:17:24.000So all that stuff that you don't like, the hydrogenated oils at McDonald's...
02:17:35.000Whenever people say, well, it's settled science, and they show you a bunch of government-funded studies, I'm not saying that science is flawed.
02:17:40.000Science isn't, but the execution can be.
02:17:45.000So this idea that science is the endgame if there's some kind of consensus from government employees, whether it's saturated fat, which we know to be false, Whether it's this idea that a one-degree increase over the next century will destroy mankind on Earth as we know it, so we need to send the Kyoto Protocol and give over trillions of dollars to international governing bodies.
02:18:03.000The execution of science can absolutely be tainted.
02:19:52.000One in three women, one in four women are not raped.
02:19:54.000If it's one in ten, if it's one in twenty, if it's one in forty, which is far more likely depending on the references you use, that's bad enough.
02:20:09.000The only reason Islam is able to come in as a Trojan horse to the back door right now is because you have leftists going, well, not all Muslims are burning people alive.
02:20:19.000No, but the vast majority of Muslims do support apostasy laws or some sort of grossly violating of human rights Sharia law.
02:20:58.000But when people try to go with something bigger and build it into something that it's not and use the conspiracy theory, again, that matters with the worldview, the values, the principles where you say, you know what, I'm not going to do that.
02:21:37.000And you see this a lot on the right and the left.
02:21:40.000But I'm particularly disappointed to see it on the right, where people just take something that's untrue and run with it because it's a better story.
02:21:47.000Or they know that's a trend that they can tap into.
02:22:02.000In the long run, truth is more effective.
02:22:05.000The truth, as it relates to most of the issues now, whether it's immigration, whether it's terrorism, whether it's Hillary Clinton, the truth is more effective than the lie.
02:22:15.000And in the long term, your credibility won't suffer.