On this week's show, the guys discuss the latest in the ongoing saga of the Trump administration, the latest on the election, and much, much more. Plus, the usual nonsense. Thanks to our sponsor, Rumble!
00:03:10.000And I'll disabuse you of the notion if you think that this election was stolen.
00:03:14.000Now, I will say, I question the results as I did the last election because, you know, the giant trucks as you witnessed election night with us going into Philadelphia.
00:03:23.000It was safer and more secure in spite of some efforts from the left.
00:03:30.000But to argue that it was stolen from Donald Trump makes no sense.
00:03:33.000The view melted down over the border czar pick we spoke about yesterday.
00:03:36.000And we're going to go through the top cabinet positions that we're looking at with this administration.
00:03:42.000It is a concerted approach, targeted approach in international policy, and a cost-efficient approach when you look at all the picks together.
00:03:49.000So actually it's something I'm excited to see.
00:03:51.000And Germany ran out of paper, but we'll get to that in a second.
00:03:55.000When we're talking about Germany today, that means there's a very good chance that at some point, if you're watching on YouTube, you see this.
00:04:31.000There's really no coming back from that when you walk into a wall, especially when it's a wall that's been in that same house since you've lived there.
00:04:38.000You're like, where did this come from?
00:05:21.000Oh, before we get to anything else, by the way, we haven't done this in a while, but CNN brought on Slappy the Dummy, so it's time for CNN's Weird Face of the Day.
00:07:31.000So that means, what does this mean now?
00:07:33.000This means that the Republican Party has the Senate, the Republican Party has the House, and of course you have Donald Trump, and you have a conservative-leaning Supreme Court.
00:07:42.000looks like Republicans could actually even pick up more seats, two seats from what we're as of the time right now, it's 10, 15 Eastern, two more seats in the House.
00:07:52.000And the DNC official platform had this to say.
00:08:05.000So, the checks and balances that we have in our system of government with the Donald Trump administration seem to mainly be checks right now.
00:09:23.000It's actually not fishy as fuck at all.
00:09:27.000And the reason is these were battleground states.
00:09:30.000These were swing states, which means they could swing in either direction.
00:09:33.000It's almost like it's precedented where if there is one overwhelmingly popular presidential candidate, they tend to win all the swing states.
00:09:45.000It's not as though this is a mathematical impossibility, so a little bit different from the substantiation that we provided, for example, as voting anomalies, people voting from addresses that weren't there, the analytics that were provided regarding overnight dumps, regarding media bias and election interference.
00:10:01.000Here's another tweet with 3.2 million views that says, all caps, this election was rigged by Trump, Leon, and Russia!
00:11:31.000That was Amy Klobuchar in 2016 with her little boy's bowl cut.
00:11:36.000A little documentary called Kill Chain.
00:11:40.000So, making the argument out there a little bit more eloquently, I guess I should say, than these posts, is this Twitter user explaining the 2024 stolen election herself.
00:11:52.000Number one, why in the flying frickin' flap, okay, were voting...
00:11:59.000Voting ballot boxes or whatever, you know, the places where you go to vote.
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00:14:55.000You're tired of hitting tip jars and Patreons everywhere.
00:14:59.000Eventually, We want to bring everyone here.
00:16:22.000This is, you know, a lot of people thought that when he talked about I don't know how many times he had to say it for people to realize he was being serious.
00:16:33.000Well, if you thought he wasn't being serious, the appointment of Tom Holman today as border czar, and he will be in charge of a mass deportation program, the largest the country has ever seen, they say.
00:16:45.000And now Stephen Miller, as Deputy Chief of Staff, should let you know that he was absolutely serious.
00:16:52.000And when you talk about mass deportations, people think, oh, it's just going to be the criminals.
00:16:57.000There's not enough criminals, aliens in the federal...
00:17:01.000Prison system for it to be mass deportations.
00:18:51.000People voted for Donald Trump precisely because he was serious about deportations, and a majority of Americans actually favor mass deportation.
00:19:01.00062% of Americans, this comes from YouGov, go check the reference, and 53% of Latinos.
00:19:09.000We voted for him because he was very serious about deportations.
00:19:14.000I voted for him because I thought he'd send back my uncle.
00:19:17.000I voted for him because I like this hat.
00:21:05.000How about there should not be a single person who is apprehended for a violent crime, discovered to be an illegal alien, and not immediately given the boot.
00:21:14.000Every single person who is here illegally and commits additional crimes should be gone.
00:21:21.000Yeah, we shouldn't give them room and board.
00:23:10.000Is the argument about abuelos y abuelas, or is the argument taking place, is the battlefield, wait, hold on, we have to deport every single violent criminal who's here illegally.
00:23:33.000Why is it so important for the left to not have any voter ID? Why is it so important to the left to keep violent criminals here or illegal aliens here who could potentially be released from prison?
00:24:13.000Gavin Newsom just called, I believe, a special sessioner is trying to call one to try to shore up their laws to make it more difficult for the Trump administration to do what they said they were going to do.
00:24:21.000A lot of illegals are probably in California.
00:24:25.000That might be a big reason that the Hispanic vote went for Donald Trump, because we've talked to a lot of these people who live in these cities, and guess what?
00:24:31.000Law-abiding immigrants there, they don't get the same police services.
00:25:20.000Well, actually, it goes back to, I believe, the floor is consent policy where then they went back and forth and families can be separated and they can't be separated.
00:25:26.000Trump's guy clearly said he's going to deport the family together.
00:32:16.000Like, if they're saying, like, Gerald is effing gay, instead, they would put it at the end, they'd be like, Ah, Gerald, y'a t'en tapette esti.
00:32:44.000Speaking of odd, and by the way, I need to tread carefully because this next story involves a country that is clearly getting antsy, and when they get antsy, I get nervous.
00:32:57.000I'm speaking, of course, of Germany, and they're a little antsy because their government collapsed after their coalition of right-wing socialists.
00:33:06.000You know, the parliamentary system completely fell apart.
00:33:08.000In Germany, Chancellor Olaf Scholz is under increasing pressure to hold a confidence vote in parliament after the collapse of his coalition government.
00:33:15.000The move would potentially pave the way for early elections.
00:33:19.000Scholz has said he'll call a vote of confidence after the new year, but opposition leaders and many German voters say that's not soon enough.
00:33:27.000By the way, she did just walk in from the rain, that broadcaster.
00:34:11.000this in germany they can't host a snap election because they ran out of paper and insbesondere is it a great challenge in today's time to really make paper and make press contracts.
00:34:25.000One guess as to who they blame for that.
00:36:50.000Me and Johnny Boy used to play that game.
00:36:52.000Remember, we used to have the M1, and it would go ping, and the Germans would know, like, ha!
00:36:59.000It kind of freed me out because you have to go through catacombs and I was like, these are real things that they would bury their dead and then just keep them right here?
00:37:05.000It was like one of the first games that I remember that had that level of multiplayer.
00:40:37.000And especially considering that, yeah, I think a valid criticism is Donald Trump would cycle through some cabinet appointments pretty quickly.
00:40:45.000But again, you have to understand this guy was an outsider.
00:40:47.000And I'm hoping now he's a little more equipped to deal with this.
00:40:53.000What we're seeing, as far as a theme, is we are seeing a very targeted foreign policy, very concentrated.
00:41:00.000So in other words, it's not something that's haphazard, what they've accused Donald Trump of doing.
00:41:04.000And then you're seeing some experts undergird that with efficiency, cost efficiency.
00:41:09.000In other words, no, we don't want wars everywhere, but some places make sense to support militarily, but we have to make sure that we're not wasting money.
00:41:19.000You can't really have a president necessarily, certainly not quickly, just absolve us or do away with the deficit, which would cut into the debt.
00:41:29.000But you can take actions to whittle away at the inefficiencies.
00:41:33.000So at least at the end of the day, someone's not holding a bill of stuff that you never should have purchased in the first place.
00:41:38.000So let's go through some of these cabinet positions, and you can let me know which one you're most excited about or which one you're not excited about.
00:41:43.000To be clear, all of them are flawed, but all of them have some good sides to them.
00:41:48.000Marco Rubio is going to be Secretary of State.
00:41:50.000So if these reports are confirmed, that would again show, okay, Marco Rubio, as far as...
00:41:58.000Secretary of State, as far as how it relates to foreign policy, and he would be the top advisor, by the way, to the President on foreign policy.
00:42:05.000He'd be conducting a lot of negotiations, treaties, agreements.
00:42:09.000That's a big part of what a Secretary of State does.
00:42:11.000He's been really pretty clear that he's been in line with Donald Trump's posturing on foreign policy, which is typically a strong man, muscular posturing, without engaging in needless conflict.
00:42:37.000This is an overlay D3. Critical funding to Ukraine.
00:42:40.000Called the national security bill, which sent $61 billion to Ukraine, moral extortion, and blackmail.
00:42:46.000And he also agreed on NBC, I believe in September, with Donald Trump's plan to end the war.
00:42:52.000I'm not on Russia's side, but unfortunately the reality of it is that the way the war in Ukraine is going to end is with a negotiated settlement.
00:42:59.000And I want, and we want, and I believe Donald Trump wants, for Ukraine to have more leverage in that negotiation.
00:43:05.000But in order to be in a position to be a broker who can bring about that agreement, I think he's going to preserve what he says.
00:43:11.000He approaches these things as someone not in politics or diplomacy, but as someone with a background in business.
00:43:18.000So, that's how it relates to spending, which, again, we were told that all Americans supported the spending on Ukraine.
00:43:24.000All Americans supported this foreign intervention.
00:43:26.000And very much like us, he is morally on board with supporting Israel's right.
00:43:33.000This is a contrast to Ukraine and Russia.
00:43:34.000In other words, you can be, this is not something that should involve the United States.
00:43:40.000I also think that it's important to let Israel know that they have the right to defend themselves and they have the right to, well, effectively destroy the enemies who want to wipe out all the Jews.
00:46:12.000I know some people are saying, ah, he's a rhino, or ah, he's a neocon.
00:46:16.000I don't really know that I see that from Ruby, and he's been on the show, full disclosure, but we've had plenty of people on the show who I agree with on some things, disagree on some other things.
00:46:24.000I have people on the show regularly who I don't even necessarily like.
00:48:02.000And again, this really shows that, okay, if we're not going to engage in needless conflict, is that something that can be reconciled with, hey, having the most powerful military in the world?
00:48:14.000Yes, especially when that includes being a cost-efficient military and not wasting money.
00:48:21.000Sometimes people just equate throwing money at the military with making it the most powerful in the world.
00:48:25.000I think we can all agree objectively that at this point in time, that's no longer the case.
00:48:30.000No, cutting the DEI program would probably be the first place to start.
00:48:39.000And by the way, it's not not supporting your troops if you say, hey, there might be more efficient ways to spend money so that then we could actually help our troops who are in harm's way more effectively.
00:48:48.000No, it's not bad to say that kind of thing.
00:48:49.000When was the last time you saw a tank in battle, an American tank in battle?
00:48:53.000Do you know how many are sitting in El Paso, just sitting there on a concrete slab doing nothing?
00:50:35.000I think sometimes people have this misconception where special forces, they think it's like James Bond, where, oh, because they're getting all these gadgets, and in a lot of ways...
00:50:43.000They're being forced to do more with not all that much more.
00:50:45.000Yeah, the SF guys, they go into other cultures and teach them how to, kind of like, you know, the guerrilla warfare and how they teach people how to overthrow?
00:51:03.000We need a turnaround guy to come in now and say, look, I know you don't like this, but we're going to have to give a bunch of people their walking papers.
00:51:10.000Waltz is very hawkish on China, to be clear, so in line with Rubio, that would seem.
00:51:14.000He's been critical of continued support for Ukraine.
00:53:22.000Although, that might send out the wrong signal, because someone might actually go through the whole naturalization process and then call her and think they have a shot.
00:53:27.000And then John Wick called her and said, why'd you kill the dog?
00:55:04.000I've been watching a lot of the leftist shows where they try and say, well, you know, people are saying this, but actually the Biden administration did well on the border.
00:56:15.000Is it a legitimate role of government to provide no-bid military contracts so that these weapons manufacturers and even third-party companies become wealthy?
00:56:35.000Is it within our purview to do so efficiently?
00:56:38.000At the benefit of the American taxpayer.
00:56:41.000We do need a government that looks out for the American citizen, the American taxpayer, because we pay their salaries and not simply looking for a new voting bloc that's available for purchase.
00:56:52.000That's, I think, the starkest contrast that you will see in policy between the last administration and the new administration.
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