It's Halloween Spooktacular time on Talk Radio s Strangest Animal, and today we're celebrating the spookiest night of the year with our first ever Halloween Costume Contest! Featuring a live stream Thursday, October 31st at 8pm ET.
00:04:23.000For those listening terrestrially, there won't be a third hour.
00:04:25.000For those listening on the podcast, there will be an additional segment going over your tweets and naming the official winner of our Halloween costume contest.
00:04:50.000Send in live, right now, your tweets of you watching Louder with Crowder in your costume, and the one with the best costume, best picture wins.
00:04:57.000Some merch from the hashtag NeverDaily.
00:06:27.000Not only is she the first female to host a late night comedy show, she's now the first female to host a late night comedy show who will interview a president on Halloween.
00:11:29.000And to me, that is everything that I... It's why I tune out of news.
00:11:33.000I don't have the patience for it anymore.
00:11:35.000I don't tune into news to hear her say, what if Donald Trump's a sexual predator and then Newt Gingrich challenged someone to say Bill Clinton's a sexual predator?
00:11:41.000Of course Bill Clinton's a sexual predator.
00:16:03.000So this is something I wanted to talk about this week, because we did the abortion video with Samantha Bee, and we don't have a whole ton of time.
00:17:46.000We don't oppose socialized health care because we want poor people to die.
00:17:49.000We oppose socialized healthcare because we want more people to live.
00:17:53.000That's why I oppose socialized healthcare.
00:17:55.000I've looked at the health projections, I've looked at the likeliness of dying from a terminal illness, and it is higher virtually everywhere than the United States.
00:18:03.000If you have a terminal illness, your best chance of living is the United States.
00:18:08.000We don't oppose, Republicans don't oppose the current public school union-run regime because we want kids to be stupid.
00:18:14.000We oppose it because we want children to be provided with a choice.
00:18:16.000We want parents to be provided with a choice.
00:18:19.000That's why we've pushed for school choice programs, school vouchers, charter schools, all of which their God-King John Oliver crap on and say, let's funnel more money into the current public school system.
00:18:27.000We don't oppose the welfare state because we want people to be poor.
00:18:31.000We oppose it because we want people to thrive.
00:18:33.000And we see how the welfare state has destroyed lives.
00:18:36.000Let's talk about the black American family after Lyndon Johnson.
00:18:38.000It decimated black American families because there was an incentive To remain in a welfare state.
00:18:45.000And by the way, the single greatest indicator you could possibly have of economic health, of personal health, wellness, longevity.
00:18:52.000Your kids going to school, staying out of prison.
00:18:54.000Your kids staying out of prison is marriage.
00:18:57.000Is our mommy and daddy in the house, are they married?
00:20:34.000They said it's a violation of human rights to ban privatized health care because people are dying and they have the right to pay for health care.
00:20:39.000So this idea that Republicans aren't pro-birth because we just don't support free crap at the expense of the taxpayer all the time, it's not because we don't care about people.
00:20:47.000It's because we care more about people and we have a fundamental understanding of how the world works.
00:20:53.000Don't allow yourself to be tricked by this.
00:20:55.000Or even use that term, that term compassionate conservative was used to try and fight back for a while because people felt guilty.
00:21:00.000Listen, there is nothing more compassionate than capitalism and free enterprise and conservatism.
00:21:04.000The people who are greedy little bastards who want to get their hands on everything and absolutely destroy it like the spoiled toddlers that they are, are the leftists who put that bumper sticker on their Prius, which, by the way, is worse for the environment with two giant, non-recyclical batteries.
00:21:16.000You want to be better for the environment?
00:21:28.000For Breaking News on Valorius Crowder, I'm Perry Matheson.
00:21:54.000It's no secret that Samantha Bee has been a trailblazer.
00:21:58.000Of firsts for many women in the entertainment industry, but we take you now live to the Loud Room of Crowder exclusive, where Samantha Bee is breaking through yet another glass ceiling by wearing white pants after Labor Day.
00:25:45.000I always would love to just put a gorilla on a bench, like put them actually through, you know, the powerlifting total, see what they can do.
00:25:50.000Because a chimpanzee is, apparently, I can't substantiate this at all.
00:25:53.000I've heard it like 10 times as strong as a human.
00:25:55.000You just got to wonder what a gorilla is.
00:25:58.000You know I got into a fight with a chimpanzee once, right?
00:26:07.000Don't make fun of me, but I did get into a fight with a chimpanzee when I was younger.
00:26:12.000I lived in Festus, Missouri, and the people who lived up the road from us, their daughter was married to this guy whose family actually owned and dealt with exotic animals.
00:26:23.000And so they had all of these chimpanzees, and they treated them like children, and they dressed them like children.
00:26:29.000Oh, that's how the lady got her face ripped off by the chimpanzee on red wine and zen.
00:26:36.000So, anyway, they were babysitting one of these chimpanzees because their daughter went on vacation with this guy, and I thought we were going to be best friends, and I was really excited about it because I thought chimpanzees are just like humans, right?
00:27:10.000So anyway, when she came down the hill to go and get me, because my mom had to go to work and she was watching me all summer, she had the little chimpanzee with her and he was in some Oshkosh bagosh overalls and had a little hat on backwards.
00:27:22.000And I was so excited and I ran out and I handed him a bag of snacks and he went and just smashed them all together and then shoved me and I got mud all over my Dukes of Hazzard shirt, my cowgirl skirt and my cowboy boots.
00:27:34.000And then after that, this little jackass proceeded for the next week to torture me.
00:27:39.000He would stick his hand on his diaper and then try to touch me with it.
00:27:42.000And he would touch other places on himself and then try to touch me with his little hand, paw, whatever they have.
00:27:48.000And then one night or one afternoon I was taking a nap in her den and it was like the telltale heart with Edgar Allan Poe.
00:27:55.000I'm sitting there on the sofa, laying there on the sofa and I was just getting ready to go to sleep and the door...
00:28:01.000Cracked open and a crack of light fell on my face and I saw his little chimpanzee head coming through the door.
00:28:07.000And I knew he was coming to pinch me or do something horrible.
00:28:10.000So one day he pinched me hard enough and I made a hand and I slapped this chimpanzee.
00:28:16.000I slapped him so hard it hurt my hand and he went crazy that I didn't get my face ripped off.
00:28:23.000She sleeps with a gun under her pillow for fear of a chimp Bonobo giving her a date in summer.
00:28:30.000I knew the story started and ended with someone...
00:28:35.000That could have gone a lot worse, though, to be honest, with a chimpanzee.
00:28:39.000You're fortunate you got out that way.
00:28:40.000Okay, so speaking of people acting like chimps, we have the Newt Gingrich, Megyn Kelly, this whole dust-up we were talking about on your show.
00:28:47.000I know you're friends with Megyn Kelly, Girls Club, and you have pillow fights.
00:29:26.000He should be a little bit more sensitive with how the media is going to perceive something like this because people have to realize women right now, especially women who've grown up under the Clintons in the 90s, they have been hammered for the past two decades on all of this social justice warrior crap from the progressive black.
00:30:37.000And he needed to understand that the whole crux of her question and her discussing this was because it's starting to have an effect in the polls even more so.
00:30:47.000And not even just with progressive women, but with women who traditionally identified as Republican.
00:30:51.000And you have to acknowledge it so you can reverse it.
00:30:54.000And there was a totally better way that he could handle that.
00:31:40.000I mean, he was basically accusing her of never covering the Clinton stuff.
00:31:43.000The past couple of times I've been on that program, we've talked about Clinton issues.
00:31:46.000She devoted a whole hour to women discussing Bill Clinton's sexual proclivities and what a pervert he is.
00:31:54.000And I think all of that is true, but I think it can all be true, and it can also be true that she does have personal issues with Donald Trump that she's less than forthcoming about.
00:32:06.000And I can understand why people would be upset by that.
00:32:54.000If he would have approached it, like if Stephen, if you were Megan and I was Newt, if he would have approached it and said, Megan, you know what?
00:33:19.000That's what progressives say the Republican Party is.
00:33:23.000The entire last election was about binders full of women, which seems really nice compared to some of the stuff that we're seeing from Hillary Clinton.
00:34:23.000I do think Megyn Kelly probably knew what she was doing when she said the Donald Trump sexual predator line with, you know, Newt Gingrich on there, which to me is just entertainment.
00:34:31.000There are women who are accusing him of that, right or wrong.
00:34:33.000Those accusations are there, and that needs to be addressed.
00:34:36.000I mean, here you have, he settled with Paula Jones.
00:34:39.000Bill Clinton settled with Paula Jones, for crying out loud.
00:34:52.000I think that because to me it seemed contentious from the start because they were talking about the polling, particularly polling in a number of these battleground states, and Newt seemed like he was already on the defensive.
00:35:03.000He needs to dial it back a little bit because he's going to start alienating people if he's so abrasive.
00:35:09.000I remember in 2012, right when the debate started, in the very beginning when Newt was going after the media, we were like, yes, you go get him, Newty Newt.
00:35:18.000I don't know if that's not his nickname, but whatever.
00:36:14.000We'll bring back Dana after the break, Dana Radio.
00:36:16.000But Newt Ganger, just funny, if you're talking about establishment, and I've been at Fox News, I've worked with some non-profits for a while, would volunteer.
00:36:21.000He is the one guy with the reputation of Washington, D.C. insider, and you do not trust.
00:36:27.000That's just, whether it's true or not, that's always been his reputation.
00:36:29.000And a lot of this campaign is based on reputations.
00:37:05.000One to never shy away from controversy and Blazing Trails Samantha Bee is breaking through yet another glass ceiling today by being the first woman to ever literally break a glass ceiling live on primetime television.
00:37:22.000We take you now live to the spectacle.
00:37:25.000You know, the word awesome It's thrown around so flippantly now it's lost all meaning.
00:37:38.000It once meant to invoke a feeling of awe that truly couldn't be put into words, and I think we can all say that we are filled to the brim with that emotion tonight.
00:37:50.000Samantha Bee, you make us proud to be American.
00:37:53.000We'll keep your breath as the story unfolds every minute.
00:37:59.000When it's time to party, we will party hard.
00:38:58.000So one of the things that came out, and in fact this email, I mean at least it got some media play today.
00:39:04.000So Cheryl Mills was talking to John Podesta, and one of the things, go back to when Barack Obama told the FBI that he was completely unaware that Hillary Clinton had this private server.
00:39:16.000Well, as it turned out, not only was he aware, but he was using his secret email address, and he would be emailing her on this private server as well.
00:39:22.000As to whether or not he received any classified information, I'm sure that that's yet to be uncovered, because I think right now there's enough to at least provoke some sort of congressional inquiry into how much the president knew and when he knew it, because so far we know that there's a ton of classified stuff that had been shared on this.
00:39:40.000But one of the emails that was uncovered and published I think the direct quote was, we have to clean up this mess.
00:39:52.000And she's talking about Hillary's server and how emails from Barack Obama were on the server.
00:39:57.000Now, I spoke with Louie Gohmert about this three weeks ago.
00:40:00.000Because the question was, well, whether or not Barack Obama ever emailed her private server, because if he lied when being questioned by the FBI, if he lied to the law as to whether or not he knew of the existence of the server or had ever sent anything to it, Louis Gohmert was arguing that this was actionable and that there is something that Congress could do about this.
00:40:23.000And it seems that it is, of everything that has taken place, it's one of the most obvious actions that they could take.
00:40:47.000What it also adds to it is, first off, it explains a lot.
00:40:49.000And he's the only one who could invoke that executive privilege to not release some of these emails or to not have them examined.
00:40:55.000That's what's important because he's the only person, because he has executive privilege, we talked about this, who would be able to say, no, we're not going to do that.
00:41:03.000Well, not Just that, Stephen, don't forget, too, he's the only one that basically commands what Loretta Lynch does.
00:41:08.000Loretta Lynch isn't going to—she's not going to take the recommendation from the FBI as to whether or not to indict Hillary Clinton unless Barack Obama gives her the okay to do so.
00:41:16.000So that shares a lot more insight as to why—why wouldn't—because that was the question we all asked.
00:41:21.000Well, why wouldn't Barack Obama doesn't like Hillary Clinton?
00:41:24.000I'm sure that there are other people in the Democrat Party who would like to see run.
00:41:27.000He could just get rid of her politically like this.
00:41:29.000But he's compromised as well, and so that's why he can't.
00:41:34.000Yeah, I also think there were emails back and forth with him and Hillary about their preferred brand of cigarettes, and he didn't want to get in trouble with Michelle.
00:42:18.000What was the one they talked about, you know, manipulating the polls with oversampling?
00:42:21.000That's actually not what that email says.
00:42:23.000Well, that was from 2008, that email, and they were talking about internals.
00:42:26.000I mean, that's not incredibly surprising.
00:42:27.000Well, and they were talking about trying to get oversampling because they were trying to get a feel on, like, African-American voters or Latinos.
00:42:33.000Let's oversample Latinos so we can see where they are in this election.
00:42:36.000Well, it- That's about weighted averages, too.
00:42:38.000I mean, you're talking about ratios and you're talking about making sure that you understand a segment of the population within the broader voting electorate so that you can adjust your get-out-the-vote effort accordingly.
00:42:48.000I mean, that's every candidate does that.
00:43:25.000And I don't trust WikiLeaks at all, because don't forget Julian Assange and collateral damage and the way they went after our military.
00:43:30.000But they're trying to poison the well between Hillary Clinton and her base, that that progressive base that she's going to rely on to get her policies out there.
00:43:42.000This one of the reasons I don't really trust Julian Assange with some of this is because to me and whether or not she was facetious about droning him.
00:43:49.000I mean, Hillary Clinton would drone anyone, I think, even her mother.
00:43:51.000But the larger point is that his grudge against her seems to be a personal one, rather a principled and I tend to trust a principled grudge more, because a personal one, to me, that's male-able.
00:44:03.000Well, that's what I was saying about Megyn Kelly and Donald Trump.
00:44:06.000I think there is some personal grudges there.
00:44:08.000And that's the exact same point that I do apply across the board.
00:44:11.000I'm just like, I just wish people were honest about it.
00:44:12.000I do think you're probably right about Assange.
00:45:00.000I think overselling something, it takes oxygen away from some of these other stories that need it.
00:45:07.000For instance, this huge one, I have no idea why people aren't blowing that up, because to me, I mean, particularly when you had a congressional member who was telling me that it is actionable and they would be interested in looking into that and pushing for that with their House majority, that seems to me that that's above the fold news.
00:45:23.000That seems to me that that's a lot bigger than focusing on poisoning the well Between Hillary Clinton and some of her supporters, Podesta and everyone in the kitchen.
00:45:33.000We have these breaks, but above the fold, good wording because a lot of folds with Hillary Clinton.
00:47:01.000No ability to get anywhere because the roads were just completely done.
00:47:05.000So we did, I remember, drove at a turtle's pace to my Aunt Rejeanne's house, out a little bit further out, not in the country, but further out from the suburbs in St.
00:47:16.000We went there first because she was the only people we knew who had a fireplace, and I think they had a stovetop furnace, so they were able to heat up food, and we all slept in the living room for a while.
00:47:26.000Well, they ran out of firewood, and they didn't have any food, and there was nothing left.
00:48:19.000But I thought the ice storm was awesome because I didn't have to go to school.
00:48:23.000And at that grocery store, they did have a Nintendo Power.
00:48:27.000So I went back to my hotel room, and I remember reading Nintendo Power, where we were drinking lukewarm water that had been boiled, and there was no food around.
00:48:36.000And that's really what we're talking about.
00:48:37.000We're not talking about some kind of natural...
00:49:26.000My dad will be on later to talk more about the ice storm.
00:49:27.000After this, Donald Trump's path to win.
00:49:29.000For breaking news, I'm Perry Matheson.
00:49:45.000And blazing trails for women everywhere, Samantha Bee has broken another glass ceiling today in being the first female late-night host canceled.
00:49:57.000Due to horrible ratings, as well as a distinct lack of comedy.
00:50:01.000In an historic act of defiance, Samantha Bee has also decided to be the first female late-night host to physically reveal her vagina on air.
00:50:14.000We take you now live to the spectacle.
00:55:10.000But I think Arizona could go into play.
00:55:13.000I mentioned Utah because of the Mormons, but Arizona, Utah, because once you remove the evangelical Christian voters, you're left with Democrats and Latinos.
00:55:24.000And you're seeing with Utah right now, Evan McMullen, a third-party candidate, could be the first person since 68, I believe, to take those electoral votes.
00:56:41.000Donald Trump needs to win North Carolina.
00:56:43.000Here's the kind of thing with Donald Trump.
00:56:44.000If at any point during election night he doesn't win North Carolina, he doesn't win Ohio, or he doesn't win Florida, or he doesn't win Arizona, it's done.
00:59:43.000The reason we say this is not, is it to discourage you?
00:59:44.000No, it's if you're in those states and you want Donald Trump to win and you want Hillary to lose, as we all do, you need to be hyperly active.
00:59:51.000And you need to understand that the margin for error here is thinner than any recent presidential race.
00:59:57.000And that there are states that have been put in play that haven't been in play for decades because...
01:00:02.000Donald Trump isn't the strongest candidate, particularly in those states that are solid red states.
01:00:06.000I say this because it's important for people to know what the Electoral College means, what the likely path to victory.
01:00:13.000Yeah, you have some establishment people, you know, like the Karl Rhoves and the Newt Gingriches, and you used to have the Dick Morris.
01:00:18.000I don't know what he's been doing lately.
01:00:19.000He's probably somewhere in a massage parlor with some feet.
01:00:32.000This is what needs to happen on election night.
01:00:34.000So we'll be here all of election night on Tuesday night, starting at 7, live stream, all-star guest list, and we'll be going live all night.
01:00:41.000You get the East Coast states in first.
01:00:43.000If, I'm telling you, if Ohio or Florida or North Carolina doesn't go to Trump, you can probably call that election.
01:00:49.000Those are likely to be the first ones that come in.
01:01:30.000Okay, well, we can't go on to the next topic.
01:01:31.000The next topic is going to be about college humor and people who hate America, which, in case you didn't know, we're not among those people.
01:02:05.000Virginia, assuming he wins all the other states, it comes down to needing at least one more state.
01:02:09.000What do you think is the most likely path to victory for Donald Trump?
01:02:13.000A lot of you have different opinions on this.
01:02:15.000And it is interesting to see how he's going to do in some states without the support of, you've got Kasich in Ohio, you've got Scott Walker in Wisconsin.
01:02:25.000I don't think either one of them have endorsed him.
01:05:12.000This is not a new video, but it's been making the rounds for whatever reason.
01:05:16.000Have you had this one forwarded to you?
01:05:17.000I have, and I thought it was new for a while until I realized, oh, this has been around a while, they just kind of recycled this one because it seemed appropriate to them.
01:05:36.000Adam Ruins Everything was doing the anti-Trump stuff.
01:05:39.000He was doing the student aid, why you should register, how to milk from the government teat, Funny or Die, to the awful, awful Trump mockumentary with Johnny Depp, who's terrible.
01:05:51.000I'm so glad that it revealed what an awful actor Johnny Depp is.
01:08:09.000That's a problem, NSA. Particularly a problem under Barack Obama, who extended the Patriot Act, and then expanded it to people who disagreed with him politically.
01:09:21.000The United States does not go in and start fights simply so they can break it up.
01:09:26.000They break up fights because, Britain, you can't.
01:09:30.000This is the biggest determining factor, too, in Europe, when Bernie Sanders would praise these Norwegian countries or when he would praise places like Germany.
01:09:37.000They're not in charge of their own national security.
01:09:43.000The United States is the protector of the free world, and that changes your national debt.
01:09:48.000It changes your expenditures when you have to protect the rest of the free world.
01:09:52.000I don't support all the wars that we've had in other countries.
01:09:55.000I don't think that we should be fighting wars that aren't in our best interest.
01:09:58.000Again, that's the mean, evil, capitalist conservative in me, because leftists like us being interventionists when it comes to providing more in AIDS funding, more in natural disaster funding than any country ever.
01:10:09.000They like that part, but they're not interventionists when it comes to blowing terrorists away.
01:11:12.000Well, it is pretty good, considering that you're defenseless in Britain.
01:11:15.000Considering that you have record rapes and skyrocketing violent crime against your citizens from refugees because you're being politically correct and more tolerant unlike your American brethrens, it is unbelievable to me that college humor would create something like this and be totally and completely unaware of themselves.
01:11:30.000They go, we don't have enough time because we're bringing on Papa Crowder, right?
01:11:50.000Chin Con, Chin Con, all-powerful, and a bit of a castle done.
01:11:58.000Thank you, colleagues and esteemed members of the press for attending this late press conference on short notice, hosted by me, Scooter Littlefoot, representative of Scooter Littlefoot, representative of the LPDAG Little People Advocacy Group.
01:12:25.000As has been brought to my attention as well as those of the little people and or dwarf community, the recent election events have not only been embarrassing, but lascivious and blatantly insulting to our community.
01:12:43.000As you well know, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Secretary of State and possibly future President of the United States, was seen on a Latino program Being served on, hand and foot, inhumanely by a dwarf with tequila.
01:13:00.000These offensive stereotypes must not go unchecked and have done irreparable damage to the dwarf community.
01:13:08.000Yes, hi, a question here, sorry, from HuffPost Live.
01:17:35.000And that's why one of those wind-up radios is a good idea in those times.
01:17:39.000So people didn't know what to do, and they were bringing gas grills into the house and using them to heat up the house with a propane grill, cooking in there.
01:20:33.000But people would go up, they'd lay a ladder against the house, and they'd start chipping the ice that's immediately close to the ladder away, and think they're making progress.
01:22:09.000So we got this car, limited edition, white, the little leather half-back, gold trim, digital everything, white leather seats, little, like, sort of, what do you call it, like turtle shell, wood trim on the inside.
01:25:36.000No, Detroit riots were just military vehicles coming down the street, curfews.
01:25:41.000You couldn't be outside after a certain time.
01:25:43.000My father, as you know, your grandpa ran reconnaissance missions in the RF-84 to take pictures of rooftops to send back to the state troopers.
01:25:53.000For, you know, these are where your snipers are.
01:26:57.000Well, I remember as a kid, our street was never, and I mean never, clouded.
01:27:00.000And you'd go out to the suburbs, and they'd be right down to the cement.
01:27:03.000We had two ruts from just after Halloween to sometime in April that went down the street, and you put your tires in that rut, and that's where you drove.
01:27:55.000Let's keep Pops Crowder on for one more segment.
01:27:57.000We can slam dunk him in the middle of the segment, and we're going to toss to Twitter all the questions you have for Pops Crowder, and we'll read them after the break.
01:28:04.000Oh my gosh, is this the Harry Potter bump?
01:32:49.000You can't assume the institutions are going to take care of any of it.
01:32:54.000Shame on these parents that don't send their kids, especially Christian parents, that don't send their kids out with how their worldview plays out in the public square, what they can expect at school, what they can expect from media, from pop culture, from Hollywood, from MTV, and that's important.
01:33:12.000And you picked that up and ran with it, engaging in the culture with your values instead of running from it and saying, oh, we walked out of that show and we don't listen to that music.
01:33:22.000Well, You steered into the crazy skid, and you're making a difference.
01:33:26.000So you and gay Jared, hats off to you guys.
01:34:29.000I can't square killing babies, two dudes as a new American family, setting our face against Israel, embryonic stem cell research, pull the plug on grandma when she coughs.
01:35:22.000A lot of people like the show wrap-up.
01:35:24.000We can't really do the wrap-up because we're going to have one web-extended segment for people watching right now live where we announce the winner of the Halloween costume.
01:35:30.000So let me talk about this before we go.
01:35:32.000I was talking before we finally got Pop's crowd on the line.
01:35:34.000Obamacare premiums are set to skyrocket an average of 22% for the benchmark Silver Plan in 2017.
01:35:39.000What I find hilarious is the media's going, well, you know, there are just factors at play that, confounding factors are that we couldn't have predicted.
01:35:46.000Every single person opposed to the Affordable Care Act predicted this.
01:35:50.000There's not one who didn't see it coming.
01:35:52.000There's not a single person on the right.
01:35:54.000This is why every Republican voted against it.
01:35:56.000When you say they're all the same and vote out all Republicans, every Republican voted against the Affordable Care Act.
01:36:02.000Some may say this is one of our main issues.
01:36:22.000Of course, all of these prices will have to go up.
01:36:25.000You're basically funding everybody, regardless of whether they're sick, regardless of risk assessment, into insurance companies.
01:36:31.000You're forcing them to or punishing them, and they can charge whatever they want.
01:36:36.000Loudonwithcrowder.com, web-extended version, and winners after this.
01:36:39.000P-O-G-O I thank you all for coming today.
01:36:56.000Family, friends, loved ones, esteemed colleagues, curious members of the press, To honor and remember a great advocate of social change, Scooter Littlefoot.
01:37:12.000A fearless and tireless warrior who made an impact on this world in what little time he had.
01:37:19.000And a great man who touched many lives and many people over the span of many years, addressing many issues.
01:37:29.000I know if he could be here today, he would reach out and Touch all of our hearts with his gentle, caring, disproportioned, if surprisingly heavy, little hands.
01:37:43.000It is with great joy that we celebrate Scooter Littlefoot's life, but great sadness that he was so misunderstood and we failed to see the warning signs.
01:37:53.000Perhaps we will never know the mental torture which drove Mr.
01:42:14.000I think, honestly, I've got to say, the reason I started with these, Tranny Ken Bone is really good, and the Lumberjack from Brittany is really good.
01:43:35.000And even though we will never go daily, there will never be a mug club that is announced perhaps on election night that In a parallel universe, we will make sure that you both are taken care of.
01:43:47.000So a shirt and whatever, but a non-existent membership.
01:45:13.000This is something that I will say Donald Trump has helped with, has emboldened people to not be ashamed of what they are or what they believe.
01:45:20.000Even if I don't think Donald Trump necessarily shares what I believe in a lot of issues, he's made it okay to speak out.
01:45:26.000And I will say this about a lot of young conservatives.
01:45:27.000I get so many emails all the time, especially after the...
01:45:31.000The UMass, the triggering, saying, how do I do this in school?
01:45:35.000How do I say this without getting people mad at me?
01:46:13.000But the modern left, it really is a character.
01:46:16.000Well, I was going to say, that's another reason why I think we...
01:46:19.000Get frustrated with some of this certain sectors of the alt-right because they're kind of borrowing in some ways from the tactics of the left and that's not what we're known for.
01:47:49.000The most valuable skill I've ever encountered in my life, and Andrew Klavan is a master at this, is when you are an incredibly smart person, but every time you have a conversation with someone, you leave them feeling like they're the smartest person in the room.
01:48:04.000Whenever I talk with Andrew Klavan, I'm very aware that he's smarter than me.
01:48:08.000But I leave the conversation going, I'm pretty smart.
01:48:11.000Because Klavan makes you feel as though you're smart.
01:48:13.000A great piece of advice in business, if you have a great idea, bring it to whoever you're superior to and make them think it was their idea.
01:48:46.000You have to be okay with the fact that some people are going to hate you.
01:48:49.000And if you know that you're not a horrible person, if you know that it comes from a place of love, if you know that it comes from a true place, if you know that you're against abortion and you're against subsidized housing, welfare state, public education, but you're pro-school choice, you're pro-healthcare across state lines, you're pro-legal immigration while being against illegal immigration, you need to get rid of the guilt.
01:49:07.000That's one thing I hope people understand, because the guilt mars your thinking, and it dilutes your argument.
01:49:12.000If nothing else with this program, it's okay to think the way you think, and it's okay to present the arguments, and you need to be okay with even knowing all that and doing all that.
01:49:23.000Some people are going to hate you anyway.
01:49:26.000They're going to say you're racist, sexist, homophobic, and that's okay, as long as you know that you're not.