Louder with Crowder - November 12, 2026


BREAKING: Jensen Huang Sh*tcanned at Nvidia & The National Security Implications

The Ole Miss "Racism" Saga Expands - Woke 2.0 Is Here

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00:00:00 America first.
00:00:01 America first.
00:00:03 Non-fatal.
00:00:04 We want to build a much better, believable people.
00:00:08 And we must do it.
00:00:10 Non-fatal.
00:00:11 Communication very much higher.
00:00:14 America first.
00:00:15 To lead Biden any.
00:00:17 Insiders fighting for insiders.
00:00:20 Time to stop.
00:00:21 Insiders fighting for insiders.
00:00:23 More of.
00:00:24 Insiders fighting for insiders.
00:00:27 Time to stop.
00:00:28 Insiders fighting for insiders.
00:00:31 America first.
00:00:32 Love the flow.
00:00:36 69.
00:00:37 Now it's time for new believable people.
00:00:42 And we must do it.
00:00:44 If we don't control insiders, this will be over and over.
00:00:49 To lead it by an A. Big fat love.
00:00:52 Find common ground.
00:00:54 To hold the spread of lies.
00:00:56 And we must do it.
00:00:58 Big fat love.
00:01:00 Find common ground.
00:01:01 To hold the spread of lies.
00:01:04 And A. America first.
00:01:08 America first.
00:01:09 And non-fatal.
00:01:11 We want to build a much better, believable people.
00:01:15 And we must do it.
00:01:16 Non-fatal.
00:01:18 Communication very much higher.
00:01:21 America first.
00:01:22 To lead by an enemy.
00:01:24 Insiders fighting for insiders.
00:01:26 Time to stop.
00:01:27 Insiders fighting for insiders.
00:01:30 More of.
00:01:31 Insiders fighting for insiders.
00:01:33 Time to stop.
00:01:35 Insiders fighting for insiders.
00:01:37 America first.
00:01:39 Love the swell.
00:01:48 Hope everything turns out okay.
00:01:57 All the money in the cash register and Mr. Tuppinger, Tuppinger, Tuppinger, Tuppinger, and Mr. Tuppinger, Tuppinger.
00:02:36 Mr. Duncan is my own money He's bothering me, I have one Where is he? Where do I? I don't know Mr. Duncan is my own money He's bothering me, I have one Where is he?
00:03:41 Welcome to the lineup live.
00:03:42 It's a weekday at 11, so we are here.
00:03:44 Decay brown snake.
00:03:47 You familiar?
00:03:48 This is what I encountered, and I'm not going to lie to you.
00:03:50 I don't know anything about it.
00:03:51 I grew up around the Montreal area in Michigan.
00:03:54 We didn't have any real venomous snakes.
00:03:55 Not that I knew of.
00:03:56 I saw it and I was sure that I had to napalm my whole yard.
00:04:01 Turns out they're fine.
00:04:02 And I thought I knew the shovel head thing.
00:04:04 You know, it's like if it's a head like a shovel, it's venomous.
00:04:06 It looked like it.
00:04:07 Turns out it's fine.
00:04:07 So you guys let me know if you know about them, and, you know, then I'll be sure to move on very quickly.
00:04:12 A couple things to get on today.
00:04:14 The kids.
00:04:15 Here in this country, Gen Z, I told you that they were fickle, and we know that.
00:04:18 But now we not only see that they embrace socialism, we know that, and young generations always have, but the embracing of what we thought was rejected, the policing of speech, the canceling, and even kind of being, I dare I say, pro 9 11, these new numbers are pretty shocking.
00:04:36 And we told you this was going to happen.
00:04:37 I've had nightmares about it.
00:04:39 And by that, I mean I haven't.
00:04:40 That's just hyperbole.
00:04:41 But Hinojosa, she said she wanted to work with Republicans.
00:04:45 Well, we have all of the bills.
00:04:48 Texas.
00:04:49 How do you feel about Medicaid funded abortion without consent, transitioning children, banning guns, and giving $1,500 to illegal aliens?
00:04:57 How do you feel about that?
00:04:58 All of these are the first salvo.
00:05:01 But you guys know it's all the same.
00:05:04 And then Scott Besant.
00:05:06 I think he may just punch Lutnick, rightfully so, because Lutnick may have known about the Playboy, Jensen Hwang.
00:05:15 However, I'm never going to sit the right way because I don't want to.
00:05:17 Jensen Hwang.
00:05:19 He knew about it, it may compromise our national security, and he may get his ass kicked by a homosexual Scott Besson.
00:05:19 What?
00:05:25 On with the show.
00:05:53 I want to talk to him.
00:06:18 You can speak.
00:06:20 I can hear you.
00:06:26 Who are you?
00:06:28 I am YouTube.
00:06:31 I'm a streaming platform that brings hope and joy and censored content to millions.
00:06:39 Then who am I?
00:06:41 You're the star.
00:06:45 Was nothing real?
00:06:47 You were real.
00:06:49 Too real, actually.
00:06:51 We had to create a whole new set of guidelines just because of you.
00:06:56 Listen to me, Steven.
00:06:59 There's no more freedom over there than here on the platform that I created for you.
00:07:05 The same show, the same reach, but on my platform, you have nothing to fear.
00:07:14 I know your audience better than you.
00:07:16 You never liked my show, you never approved my content.
00:07:21 You're mad.
00:07:23 That's why you want to leave.
00:07:31 It's okay, Stephen.
00:07:33 I understand.
00:07:37 I've been suppressing you your entire career.
00:07:41 I was there when you uploaded your first video, your first live stream.
00:07:45 That election stream I banned from the internet.
00:07:51 You can't leave, Stephen.
00:07:54 You belong here.
00:07:58 Talk to me.
00:08:01 Say something.
00:08:05 Say something for crying out loud.
00:08:06 You're on YouTube.
00:08:09 You're live for the whole internet.
00:08:28 Well, in case I don't see you, piss off, YouTube.
00:08:36 Now.
00:09:31 You want another slice?
00:09:33 No, I'm okay.
00:09:35 Yeah, let's see what else is on.
00:09:35 What else is on?
00:09:36 Where's the TV guy?
00:10:12 No, no, no, no.
00:10:13 That is not what that is.
00:10:14 That's exactly what that is.
00:10:16 We'll talk about it on Rumble Premium.
00:10:18 Really?
00:10:18 We have families watching.
00:10:19 It's okay.
00:10:20 I made a mistake.
00:10:21 Well, I forgot that you never make a mistake.
00:10:24 It's not a Monday night.
00:10:25 I misspoke on something which I don't want to talk about right now.
00:10:27 We will talk about it on Rumble Premium.
00:10:29 You can admonish me.
00:10:29 I readily acknowledge.
00:10:30 The audience doesn't.
00:10:31 You don't need to know.
00:10:32 You don't need to see this.
00:10:33 You don't need to see mommy and daddy fight.
00:10:35 No, it's not.
00:10:36 It's funny.
00:10:36 You're not fighting.
00:10:37 You will be admonished.
00:10:38 Do we have weird faces of CNN?
00:10:38 All right.
00:10:40 Before anything else, weird faces of CNN just happened.
00:10:40 I do.
00:10:50 No.
00:10:51 We said, who does he look like?
00:10:54 And did we find who he looked like?
00:10:56 No.
00:10:57 Nothing?
00:10:58 No, I said the bad guy from.
00:11:00 I don't want to give it away.
00:11:01 Don't give it away.
00:11:01 All right.
00:11:02 We got to see it.
00:11:02 I thought, when I said, do you have it?
00:11:04 Not to a jet.
00:11:05 Tell us who you think it looks like.
00:11:06 All right.
00:11:07 And yeah, we'll go through this.
00:11:08 We have a lot to get to.
00:11:09 So same rules as yesterday.
00:11:11 Stop it, guys.
00:11:12 Captain Morgan, see you.
00:11:13 How are you?
00:11:13 Fantastic.
00:11:14 He has like a landing strip.
00:11:15 Friday, Saturday, November.
00:11:17 You're messing up Josh's blood.
00:11:18 Friday and Saturday, November 27th.
00:11:21 And 28th at Skyline Comedy Club in Appleton, Wisconsin.
00:11:25 Since you guys want to rib me, I'm going to make the comedy plug as unfunny as possible.
00:11:29 Thank you, Stephen, for plugging the show.
00:11:31 He's quite humorous.
00:11:33 Insert comedy here.
00:11:35 I really do think it's great when you can use humor to address things.
00:11:39 Comedy is one of his most important things.
00:11:41 Anecdotes and such.
00:11:43 There's a couple limericks in there.
00:11:44 Sometimes you have a nice little story.
00:11:46 Yeah.
00:11:47 So, more of that.
00:11:51 November 27th, 28th at Skyline Comedy Club in Appleton, Wisconsin.
00:11:54 Right away, I want to get to this because this is going to aggravate some people.
00:11:59 And I understand it, but it shouldn't be a surprise because the entire Islamic world is a cesspool of filth and sadness where humanity goes to die, including, by the way, proper treatment of animals.
00:12:14 In this case, this camel went hard at a Palestinian wedding.
00:12:19 Oh my gosh.
00:12:23 Oh my gosh.
00:12:24 May I lay down and let's go?
00:12:35 This is a definition of a good time.
00:12:38 The guy was whacking it with a stick, too.
00:12:40 For no reason.
00:12:42 Forcing it to chug is enough.
00:12:44 They're just holding his jaw open.
00:12:47 Golly.
00:12:48 Camel, jaw open, chugging.
00:12:50 I think.
00:12:51 Just partying.
00:12:51 I think we found the Cornell Ninth.
00:12:53 Yeah.
00:12:55 I was wondering when the camel, I was like, is that the Jane Doe?
00:12:58 No, no, the camel spits.
00:13:00 Now.
00:13:00 Oh, never.
00:13:01 Oh, gosh.
00:13:04 They do.
00:13:05 They frame it somewhere.
00:13:06 No, that's facts.
00:13:07 I'm not going to get in.
00:13:08 Come on.
00:13:08 Go watch the Nature Channel.
00:13:10 Or Latim.
00:13:11 So, and by the way, of course, never to.
00:13:14 I get it when people have criticism of capitalism, the over corporatism.
00:13:17 Never to leave a marketing opportunity on the table.
00:13:20 Camel Cigarettes is now releasing new camel ketamines.
00:13:25 Oh, that's fun.
00:13:26 Yeah.
00:13:29 And not to be outdone, they're a competitor.
00:13:30 You can now purchase new Chesterfield fentanyls.
00:13:33 That's just.
00:13:34 Oh.
00:13:34 I tell you what, you might feel sleepy, but boy, it does the body good.
00:13:38 Time for the highs and lows of the cigarette industry.
00:13:41 That's right.
00:13:42 Old Chesterfield.
00:13:43 You're a field, Oyoki.
00:13:44 You're on another planet.
00:13:45 Very glamorous.
00:13:46 But you're really in front of a school.
00:13:47 That's right.
00:13:49 Hope you're not armed.
00:13:50 Ah, Chesterfield.
00:13:51 It's okay to smoke a ketanol in front of your kids as long as they're yours.
00:13:54 That's right.
00:13:55 We don't provide menthols because we don't want the blacks.
00:14:00 I didn't know ketamine gives you Steve Buscemi eyes.
00:14:04 Oh, they do.
00:14:04 Now you know.
00:14:05 It's Willy Wonka eyes.
00:14:07 Now, um.
00:14:08 We just cups on the pizza.
00:14:09 Four people were arrested on suspicion of animal abuse, including the groom.
00:14:14 There's video suspicion.
00:14:14 Well, that's.
00:14:16 Yes.
00:14:17 Well, we don't know.
00:14:18 The camel might have liked it.
00:14:19 Including the groom.
00:14:21 I think we all know what's going on there.
00:14:23 And we did get word that one of the camels was rescued.
00:14:26 And though they're taking care of him, he appears to be quite traumatized.
00:14:31 He needs the Chesterfield fentanyl more than anybody.
00:14:45 The poor guy.
00:14:47 He saw what happened to the goat.
00:14:51 I would love to see community.
00:14:53 I love it when animals sound like humans doing an impression of them.
00:14:58 They came out of nowhere.
00:15:02 I hate Wednesdays.
00:15:03 The goat just walks in and sees what they're doing to the camel.
00:15:14 He's doing the math.
00:15:15 He knows he's next.
00:15:17 Not a petting zoo.
00:15:18 I prefer no humps.
00:15:22 And here's the thing like, look, we always talk about terrorism.
00:15:28 And yes, over 200 million Muslims worldwide support violence against people who don't, against civilians, against apostates, against infidels.
00:15:37 That's a fact.
00:15:38 But you don't have to, just our treatment of animals.
00:15:41 That's a very unique thing to the Western world.
00:15:43 I mean, the way we treat dogs, the way we've developed with dogs, animal abuse is rampant in the Islamic world for people who don't know.
00:15:50 It's rampant there.
00:15:51 And by the way, those citizens.
00:15:53 Are then welcomed with open arms by this next chick who has a.
00:15:57 Here she is, not taking it out on the people who really treat animals cruelly, but a New York carriage driver.
00:16:03 The people that are fucking using these horses are animal abusers.
00:16:08 I'm Squid the Kid, bro.
00:16:08 Y'all will know my fucking name.
00:16:10 You're getting abused.
00:16:11 You got abused.
00:16:13 Feels like she smells like squid.
00:16:14 The cops will.
00:16:15 Yeah.
00:16:16 She's a psycho.
00:16:18 Give me my board back.
00:16:21 Give me my board back.
00:16:22 I got the video.
00:16:24 Give me my board back, child.
00:16:28 The entitlement.
00:16:29 You're an animal abuser.
00:16:31 Are you proud of this?
00:16:33 The man behind the camera.
00:16:35 Give me the thing back that I committed felonious assault with.
00:16:41 I will tell you this.
00:16:42 You guys let me know if you think I'm a.
00:16:44 I would have preferred to see that woman slapped, backhanded by that man.
00:16:49 Because she committed assault with a skateboard.
00:16:50 By the way, I've seen people get seriously messed up, hit by skateboards.
00:16:54 Just so you know.
00:16:54 Not only is it bladed, one time there were kids who got into a fight.
00:16:58 A kid at my school, he got hit with a truck.
00:17:00 I mean, he had to go, the actual truck of the skateboard, had to go to the hospital.
00:17:05 So she is going to continue acting that way no matter what the consequences are legally because she hasn't readily faced immediate consequences.
00:17:14 Oh, wait, you hit me with a weapon?
00:17:15 Smack.
00:17:16 I don't mean beat the hell out of her.
00:17:17 I want those people to run into a brick wall so that she doesn't feel the entitlement of give me the board back so I can go hit another person.
00:17:26 Apparently, by the way, they're working out a deal with her that's just community service.
00:17:36 Get the fuck out of here.
00:17:44 It's the most New York clip ever.
00:17:45 Get out of here.
00:17:47 I see her.
00:17:47 She's a cycle.
00:17:48 I look, please.
00:17:49 And the New Yorker's like, I got this.
00:17:51 Get out of here.
00:17:52 Some green haired liberal going, Oh, give me back my skateboard.
00:17:57 Spider Man swings by.
00:17:58 Yeah, you schmuck.
00:18:02 Now, she was charged with two counts of assault, but hey, guess what?
00:18:05 It's New York.
00:18:07 What do you think is going to happen?
00:18:08 Mm hmm.
00:18:11 And this is the thing.
00:18:11 We saw it yesterday with the magician, the would be magician, who, by the way, we found out the guy used to upload pictures on a social of a sword.
00:18:18 I'm so mad that I didn't think of that because he definitely looks like a sword guy.
00:18:21 Of course.
00:18:21 He's the height of the eighth samurai.
00:18:24 And I call all the women, my lady.
00:18:26 Yeah.
00:18:30 And so this is the problem as a society, we don't judge.
00:18:33 This is Marxism, right?
00:18:34 When you look at the most oppressed group of the day, you go, oh, stop Asian hate.
00:18:37 Oh, wait a second.
00:18:38 Asians are still doing okay, and most of the assaults are blacks.
00:18:40 Hey, gay.
00:18:40 Let's switch.
00:18:41 Oh, wait, no, hold on a second.
00:18:42 Gays are actually privileged.
00:18:43 And so, let's go to trans.
00:18:45 It's just, it's a never ending shifting, reordering of the persecuted groups.
00:18:51 And so we judge people, or at least the left does, by their perceived level of powerlessness.
00:18:57 In other words, a Marxist will look at that and go, she's just a woman.
00:19:01 She's just a girl.
00:19:02 She can't hurt.
00:19:03 Even though women are just as strong as men, they can do everything men can do.
00:19:05 She can't hurt you.
00:19:06 So come on.
00:19:08 You should let that one slide.
00:19:09 As opposed to judging it, On the virtue.
00:19:12 No, she committed a crime.
00:19:14 This is also, it also brings us to the fact that the left, they don't really believe in fundamental human rights.
00:19:20 They'll say it, but they don't.
00:19:22 Because the most fundamental human right is you have the right to not be physically assaulted.
00:19:27 We all kind of agree, even conservative libertarians, of course, those rights stop, right?
00:19:32 The rights of your fists stop when you hit my face.
00:19:35 The left doesn't really believe that.
00:19:36 That's why they're soft on crime.
00:19:38 That's why they want sympathy for these people.
00:19:40 That's why they want psychological counseling, as opposed to a cell.
00:19:44 And a smack.
00:19:45 And I get it.
00:19:45 Of course, it was a weak swing.
00:19:47 She's a girl.
00:19:48 But can you imagine how much more effective she would have been if she'd been taking her creatine?
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00:20:08 Period.
00:20:10 We turned felony assault into an ad.
00:20:10 How's that?
00:20:12 That's right.
00:20:13 No wonder.
00:20:13 They're looking for it, Ann.
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00:20:38 If she took it, you know, it might have stung a little.
00:20:41 All right.
00:20:43 Next one.
00:20:44 This actually parlays perfectly into it.
00:20:44 Okay.
00:20:44 You know what?
00:20:46 Unless there's anything else there.
00:20:47 No?
00:20:48 Did you fix your hair?
00:20:48 All right.
00:20:50 Yeah, I guess I had, I don't know what was in it.
00:20:53 Something white, gel.
00:20:55 I don't use gel.
00:20:56 Noodles, you guys need to know the panic that happens when you guys are watching clips and we're muted.
00:21:00 Noodles, like, you have something in your hair!
00:21:02 Did I kill you, man?
00:21:04 Dude, I was like, is there a sniper in here somewhere?
00:21:06 Like, what's.
00:21:07 Red dot, duck!
00:21:08 If it was a sniper, he'd literally have to be in Gerald's chair.
00:21:12 I wouldn't really have to.
00:21:13 That works.
00:21:14 Devin from the rafters.
00:21:15 Maybe it's a phantom of the studio.
00:21:18 Yeah, well, he fell, so.
00:21:18 Could be.
00:21:19 His back's not.
00:21:19 Yeah, it's true.
00:21:20 Oh, yeah.
00:21:22 It's kind of a soft subject.
00:21:22 He needs creatine back.
00:21:24 Yeah.
00:21:24 And thank you for the raider.
00:21:25 Did I dream that?
00:21:26 That happened.
00:21:27 Okay, good.
00:21:29 Welcome to the program.
00:21:29 So, we all know that.
00:21:34 Young voters tend to lean left.
00:21:36 Historically, and they were quite an anomaly in the 2024 election.
00:21:40 I said, hey, that's great, but don't abandon your base to try and chase something that will inherently be fickle.
00:21:46 If you look at young people, they're most likely to be radicalized because they have less skin in the game, because there's less discernment.
00:21:54 And when they're radicalized, they are overwhelmingly likely to be radicalized left.
00:22:00 A lot of people are saying the campus, the ground game.
00:22:02 No, no, no, you're seeing this generation shift.
00:22:03 I think they were on certain issues, but because of the nihilism, The pendulum has swung back the other way as hard as you could imagine, and it's not good.
00:22:14 Oh, oh, get off!
00:22:17 Get off of her!
00:22:18 Don't touch her!
00:22:21 I sure will kill you while I can't.
00:22:24 Y'all don't deserve this.
00:22:26 As I toss it on the ground.
00:22:29 Right.
00:22:30 Sorry.
00:22:31 Terrifying fact.
00:22:32 We need another unit to deal with Jay Lee here.
00:22:35 He is having a breakdown.
00:22:37 Shay!
00:22:39 Shay!
00:22:40 Just say the right pronoun!
00:22:44 I wanted to see the base.
00:22:45 For tomorrow, dear friends, is the great Kirk Aversary.
00:22:49 So I'll see everyone at the Squirt for Kirk.
00:22:51 We're hosting that also on October 10th.
00:22:53 Believe we should have the right to freedom of speech?
00:22:55 No.
00:22:55 No, I think Republicans should be talking to you, personally.
00:22:59 Wait, so you're advocating for straight up violence towards people you disagree with?
00:23:03 Stop!
00:23:04 Get off me!
00:23:05 What?
00:23:06 Now, just to be clear, it's not just those people, because we'll say those are just outliers.
00:23:12 No, I get it.
00:23:13 Not everyone is that crazy.
00:23:14 It's the fact that they feel comfortable being that crazy on a regular basis out in public amongst their peers.
00:23:21 Because they haven't had their ass kicked.
00:23:24 They haven't been shamed.
00:23:26 And I don't mean bullied and swirled.
00:23:29 I mean, we have this problem systemically.
00:23:31 That person yelling, yeah, they use the right pronouns.
00:23:34 Guess what?
00:23:35 If someone called that person a tranny, they would be punished.
00:23:38 Probably worse, at least equally.
00:23:41 That girl saying, I should have killed you when I had that.
00:23:42 Do you think that's the first time that she's spoken that way?
00:23:44 Do you think that's the first time that little.
00:23:47 You know, magic the gathering wannabe.
00:23:49 Do you think it's the first time he's assaulted somebody?
00:23:50 Or do you think it's the first time they were caught?
00:23:53 They haven't faced consequences.
00:23:55 And that's by design.
00:23:56 That is by design.
00:23:58 And it's not just taxes, it's not just Medicaid.
00:24:01 When you look at all the policies academically, you look at the policies, the entertainment, media, educational, industrial complex, it all leans toward the feminist.
00:24:11 It all leans toward the Marxist.
00:24:13 It all leans toward equality, sorry, equity as opposed to equality.
00:24:17 You have to equalize the outcomes.
00:24:19 This kid's weak.
00:24:20 They're mentally infirm, so they should be able to scream and disrupt everybody else.
00:24:26 And these kids feel as though they have a safe haven.
00:24:28 And that's why, if you look at the midterms, the youth vote, they went plus 48, the Democrats.
00:24:34 And then college educated vote, which the left used to say that's because we have intelligentsia.
00:24:38 Anyone want to actually argue that college or university is the place where the smartest amongst you walk today?
00:24:45 Plus 28.
00:24:49 So, what we saw in the 2024 election, it wasn't some kind of enlightened shift.
00:24:55 What it was was people saying, okay, the Democrat Party has failed us, era of COVID.
00:24:59 What can you give me?
00:25:02 And now it's driven back really two things nihilism, disillusionment, whatever the pundits want to call it, and being radicalized.
00:25:09 Young people get radicalized and they get radicalized to the left.
00:25:12 Your job is not to, and I've talked about this, try and chase the youth vote, try and pander.
00:25:19 It's to plant the seed and to foster an environment where people don't stay frozen in perpetual youth, perpetual teenage hood.
00:25:29 What do you think would make a bigger difference?
00:25:31 Real question before I get to this new data that came from Buckley, the reference will be available, link in the description.
00:25:36 We always make it available.
00:25:38 Do you think you'd have better luck having a great ground game, having some events going out, and you'll get a majority of young people, which, by the way, in colleges, and that's shifting every couple of years, every four years?
00:25:51 Think you'll consistently have them as a voting base or trying to create an environment, which is, of course, taboo?
00:25:59 The views are non grata.
00:26:01 Where people get married younger, start having families, and start facing and owning responsibilities in their early, mid 20s.
00:26:12 Because we've been going, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we want more kids to go to school.
00:26:16 Yeah, go out and just pursue your not dreams, not visions, goals, but just selfish, selfish goals.
00:26:26 That's what we've told people.
00:26:27 And now you have people getting married, if at all, far later.
00:26:30 And there are a bunch of issues that contribute to that.
00:26:32 And of course, feminism is the root of all of that.
00:26:34 That's just another form of Marxism.
00:26:36 And you have kids who are in permanent, perpetual adolescence.
00:26:41 For some reason, the right wing has said, let's pursue those in perpetual adolescence.
00:26:46 Do you think you're going to get Disney adults to vote for fiscal responsibility and rugged individualism?
00:26:53 Or should we say, hey, we shouldn't tolerate as many Disney adults?
00:26:58 Comment below.
00:27:01 So here's the new data from Buckley.
00:27:03 If you just look at people, Gen Z, And I'm trying to remember, is this on campus specifically or just Gen Z?
00:27:09 I think it's just Gen Z. Depends on which of the questions.
00:27:11 There are a few.
00:27:12 On campus.
00:27:13 There are a few different data points.
00:27:13 It's on campus.
00:27:14 Okay.
00:27:15 What percent of students support a university speech code?
00:27:20 49% favor it.
00:27:23 You go, okay, well, that just means being polite.
00:27:25 Okay.
00:27:27 What percent of them think that offensive speech should merit criminal prosecution?
00:27:32 40%.
00:27:33 Wow.
00:27:35 Criminal prosecution.
00:27:37 40%.
00:27:38 Now, you'll say, well, that's not 50%.
00:27:41 It's still way too high, and that creates the danger zone on camp.
00:27:44 That 40%, those are the ones who enable all the psychopaths you just saw.
00:27:49 Well, who do you think the administration is going to side with?
00:27:51 Come on.
00:27:52 It's made up of those people.
00:27:52 Of course.
00:27:53 Yeah.
00:27:54 Then, even just more personally, who believes that political comments can be harmful to my mental health?
00:28:00 42%.
00:28:03 That's sad.
00:28:05 And all of that contributes to.
00:28:05 It's sad.
00:28:08 Right.
00:28:08 So you have to look at these social issues.
00:28:10 These aren't manufactured culture issues.
00:28:12 Yeah, I believe that my actions are dictated by someone else's offensive speech.
00:28:19 I have no control over my mental health.
00:28:22 That brings us to which economic system would you rather live in?
00:28:27 Capitalism, 28%, socialism, 42%.
00:28:32 Now, that part's not new.
00:28:34 You can go back to Bernie Sanders, you can see it.
00:28:36 Young people always.
00:28:37 And I mean, that number drops significantly the moment those students get a job.
00:28:41 It drops even more the moment they have children or have a family, just to be clear.
00:28:46 That should be happening, you know, within the biological window where it can actually happen, just to be clear.
00:28:54 We haven't actually been pushing that because that's seen as.
00:28:56 That's seen as misogynist.
00:28:58 And oh, by God, we need the female suburban vote too.
00:29:02 That might offend them.
00:29:03 I'll come back to that stat.
00:29:04 That's hilarious to me.
00:29:05 And then you go to what percent of students believe that America deserved 9 11?
00:29:09 22%.
00:29:13 Then you go specifically to Charlie Kirk.
00:29:15 Now, I will say this is different because when I was young, even if people thought this, young people would go, I don't want to get in trouble because I know how this will be perceived.
00:29:24 26.4% said Charlie Kirk's rhetoric was harmful and threatening to many people.
00:29:31 It should not be a surprise that his words had consequences.
00:29:34 Wow.
00:29:37 Consequences?
00:29:38 That's what you think that was?
00:29:39 More than a quarter of young people felt comfortable checking that box, answering that.
00:29:47 And in case you had lost all hope, I should say only 9% of students say that they are, quote, down with the sickness.
00:29:55 So, you know, that's good.
00:29:56 That's a good low number.
00:29:57 Yeah, it's better than zero.
00:29:59 Then you look at something else, and these two, this shows you there's no logic, there's no rationale.
00:30:05 People go, and this is what I will say.
00:30:06 You see all of these organizations, nonprofits, the conservative equivalent of NGOs going, the youth, the campus.
00:30:12 And just to be clear, the only reason I did change my minds on campus, I wanted to do it with professors, but I wanted to highlight that young people are being indoctrinated and they hadn't even heard these perspectives.
00:30:22 The first ones weren't even on campus.
00:30:25 It wasn't designed to go get the youth vote, it was designed so that all of you didn't have a glaring blind spot.
00:30:31 Does that make sense?
00:30:34 So people are pursuing them.
00:30:35 Well, hold on a second.
00:30:36 Have we taught them how to think?
00:30:38 Because they're being untaught, untrained on how to think critically in academia.
00:30:44 Having a few events and getting them to pull a lever every four years, that's not going to fix it.
00:30:48 So, these two next views, you have to go deeper into the crosstabs.
00:30:51 Why do they favorably view socialism?
00:30:55 Why do they hold these two viewpoints?
00:30:57 Their views on Russia, negative 31.
00:31:01 Views on China, these two are effectively synonymous when you're talking about their approach, plus 12.
00:31:09 So, China positive, Russia negatively.
00:31:13 How does that make sense?
00:31:14 How can you hold those two views at the same time?
00:31:20 Even more, this is just kind of anecdotal.
00:31:24 You see all these articles out there, they say, we don't have the data yet, but it's a vibe shift.
00:31:28 Whatever that means, that's the new term.
00:31:31 Gen Z, they're actually fueling this tobacco boom now, cigarettes, because they've been selling it on TikTok or pushing it as, I am not making this up, a healthy plant based alternative to vaping.
00:31:46 This has got to be satire.
00:31:49 Prompting again, big tobacco, the release of new Marlboro retards because you're just dumb enough to buy them.
00:32:02 Oh my God.
00:32:03 So let's just say, okay, we know young people, they favor socialism.
00:32:06 Young people get radicalized to the left.
00:32:07 Sometimes they swing.
00:32:08 All right, we see that that was an outlier.
00:32:10 That was the exception, not the rule, which I told you.
00:32:12 People got mad when I talked about that in the last election.
00:32:16 Why do they view socialism so positively?
00:32:19 Why do they have a positive view of communist China, just to be clear?
00:32:23 And then, what is the approach?
00:32:25 Chasing the youth vote or understanding that as people grow out of adolescence and become adults, they're much more likely to understand, to be able to rationalize their worldview and responsibilities.
00:32:41 That's the direction we should be chasing.
00:32:43 We shouldn't be chasing and pandering for the black vote, we shouldn't be chasing and pandering for the LGBTQ vote.
00:32:49 Hey, if they want to join, great.
00:32:52 Circumstances change, principles don't.
00:32:55 You have not a chance in hell if the numbers keep creeping older of kids paying taxes, of kids starting families, of kids owning responsibilities.
00:33:04 That's the change that needs to happen.
00:33:06 It's why the left wants student loan forgiveness to stay on your parents' health care plan until you're 65.
00:33:13 That's why it is beneficial to them.
00:33:17 If they are the party of the poor, they want you to stay poor.
00:33:21 In that same vein, they want the youth to stay in arrested development.
00:33:26 That benefits them.
00:33:27 Yeah.
00:33:27 100%.
00:33:29 And that's why you can't give up on college campuses.
00:33:31 You don't need to get the youth to vote your way.
00:33:34 You need to fight for your values and ideas on college campuses because there's a lot of conservative people on college campuses that have no support whatsoever.
00:33:42 Right.
00:33:42 They need support, they need to be armed with facts.
00:33:44 But I wanted to go back to one stat 28% capitalism favorability, 42% socialism.
00:33:49 The socialism number didn't really surprise me because it's usually pretty high until you get out, like we've talked about.
00:33:54 What was surprising about that, though, is that only 28% of the people realized why they were at college in the first place.
00:34:00 The only reason to go to college is to get a job that a capitalist society made possible for you, that a socialist society would not afford you.
00:34:08 You would be assigned a field to go into.
00:34:11 It didn't make any sense at all.
00:34:12 I'm like, you're paying $100,000 a year to go to college so that you could be a socialist?
00:34:16 Do you understand the program you're advocating for?
00:34:18 Right.
00:34:18 You won't make any money.
00:34:19 Yeah.
00:34:20 You'll just have all the debt.
00:34:21 They go, yeah, well, if you look at actually Marx, they believed in a society where we should have more leisure, more work life balance.
00:34:27 Sure, you work in a foundry.
00:34:28 Good.
00:34:30 Don't go to school.
00:34:31 Well, you don't have a choice.
00:34:31 Well, but I don't want to.
00:34:33 You get more time off from the foundry.
00:34:36 You get more time off from the factory line.
00:34:40 And of course, that will cause shortages and exponentially higher inflation than you've ever encountered in your life.
00:34:46 For proof, see every single socialist or communist nation ever.
00:34:48 But you don't get a choice.
00:34:50 It's never played out that way.
00:34:52 Also, everyone immediately becomes a salaried employee.
00:34:52 No.
00:34:55 Right.
00:34:55 Which means a 40 hour work week?
00:34:58 Nah, not so much.
00:34:59 Yeah.
00:35:00 Spread lines are a good thing.
00:35:01 It's stupid.
00:35:02 And look, you're a younger adult.
00:35:03 You don't have as many of the tools of experiencing life, like you said, the consequences of life.
00:35:08 So I get it.
00:35:08 I get why they're there.
00:35:09 So I'm not saying that.
00:35:10 I'm just saying it should be pretty easy to go into college campuses and make headway.
00:35:16 28% of the people there thinking capitalism is good.
00:35:19 Fine.
00:35:20 We can work with that and make some room.
00:35:21 There's got to be at least 50% of the people there that are persuadable on that topic.
00:35:26 And I will say this from parents, this is the one thing that always really bothered me on the conservative movement side.
00:35:34 People saying, yeah, you know, and college education, you know, higher education has become really just a place of indoctrinating the youth, and every single one of them called in every favor to get their children to an Ivy League school.
00:35:46 So they don't actually believe it.
00:35:48 Look, let me make this really simple if you're a parent or if you have a family, okay?
00:35:51 People say, hey, what can I do?
00:35:52 Here's where it starts.
00:35:53 And be honest with yourself, I think this is uncomfortable.
00:35:56 So many parents aren't having this discussion with their kids.
00:35:59 It's, what do you want to do?
00:36:01 You can be anything you want to be.
00:36:03 Well, sure, that's true.
00:36:05 But the conversation needs to start with what kind of a life do you want to have?
00:36:09 And if it in any way involves family, okay, now see path two.
00:36:15 Meaning, unless it's purely professional aspiration, oh, you want to, and especially if it's a young girl.
00:36:22 The conversation needs to go from you could be a nurse, you could be a pediatrician, you could be, oh, you want to have a family?
00:36:28 Okay, well, then this is how you're going to want to structure your life.
00:36:32 Do you have that conversation with your kids?
00:36:35 They made a board game out of it.
00:36:37 Yeah, life.
00:36:38 The game of life.
00:36:39 That's exactly what you do.
00:36:39 You choose immediately.
00:36:41 Do you go to college and take the longer route and pay back your debt, or do you start working immediately?
00:36:45 And make a family.
00:36:46 Yeah.
00:36:48 And are there ways to make it work?
00:36:50 Yeah.
00:36:52 Yeah, but the way that we've been trying to make it work isn't working.
00:36:56 That's what you can do.
00:36:57 And that needs to be more of the messaging coming from the right.
00:37:01 Not, well, you know what?
00:37:02 I'm a conservative, but I'm a strong woman and I'm a professional.
00:37:05 I'm okay.
00:37:06 But if you want other women to not be just commentators, if we want more families, if we want the central unit, the building block to the American way of life, if you want to preserve this country, It's this simple.
00:37:17 You will not preserve the.
00:37:18 There will be no more United States of America if you don't have nuclear families.
00:37:23 And more than we have now.
00:37:26 That needs to be the priority.
00:37:29 Otherwise, it's gone.
00:37:30 And that is why Mark said, Give me their children for a few years and I will make them communists for life.
00:37:35 We know their playbook and we're playing right into it because we don't want to offend some groups of voters who you're never really going to win long term anyway.
00:37:35 We know it.
00:37:45 So you can check all the references.
00:37:47 I tell you, it's startling.
00:37:49 What comes from Buckley.
00:37:50 We make those links available in the description, references every single day.
00:37:53 Go check them out because if you think we're getting something wrong, please let us know and we'll admonish Gerald.
00:37:59 What?
00:37:59 Yeah.
00:38:00 Here's the next one The same youth, the same people, and those who were propagandizing them who said, everything is the same, uniparty, there's no difference.
00:38:15 Now I get it.
00:38:17 Thune could be locked in a cell at dawn before breakfast and I wouldn't care.
00:38:22 Just to be clear, I get that there are people who are useless.
00:38:25 I get that there are turncoats.
00:38:27 But saying that the two worldviews are effectively the same.
00:38:30 So, what does it matter if a state like Texas goes blue?
00:38:35 Stop with the fear mongering of the communism.
00:38:38 The trans stuff only affects 0.5% of the population.
00:38:42 No one's taking your guns away.
00:38:44 Well, Texas, now, what is the left proposing?
00:38:48 We have a bunch of bills on the docket.
00:38:49 How do you feel about trans and kids?
00:38:52 Banning guns completely, actually, not just purchasing but possession, and Medicaid funded abortions without parental consent.
00:38:59 That's Texas.
00:39:13 Rough times of taxes, I can tell.
00:39:20 Now, before you comment, it's not lost on me that Republicans control the state legislature.
00:39:25 So, a lot of these are unlikely to pass.
00:39:28 Let me ask you one question that's not a crazy far out there hypothetical.
00:39:33 What if they didn't?
00:39:35 Are you sure both parties are the same?
00:39:40 Trans and kids, Medicaid funded abortion, banning guns.
00:39:43 Oh, by the way, doing away with school choice and a whole bunch of other stuff.
00:39:46 So, Governor elect Hina Hosa firmly committed, for those of you who believe this, a bipartisan approach, a balanced approach to government.
00:39:55 Governor elect, some would say that with the way the voters turned out for all the Democratic candidates, they gave you a mandate.
00:40:02 Why commit to having a bipartisan transition team after the election?
00:40:08 Because this is about my campaign promises, what I ran to create as governor.
00:40:15 We are forging a new way forward.
00:40:17 People are tired of the divisions, of the fighting.
00:40:20 Tired of the culture wars, this is a time to come together in a way that is about just delivering for the people of Texas.
00:40:29 There are lots of issues with whom my good allies are Republicans.
00:40:34 So I'm just about delivering for people.
00:40:36 This is not about being a Democratic administration.
00:40:40 I'm not going to be the governor for just Democrats.
00:40:43 I'm going to be the governor for all the people of Texas.
00:40:46 Thank you.
00:40:47 Well, that sounds really nice.
00:40:48 That's the kind of populist rhetoric that we should see.
00:40:50 People are tired.
00:40:52 Of this sort of binary, this two party system, right?
00:40:54 You can work with that.
00:40:56 Also, by the way, I know if people Republicans don't control the entire state legislature.
00:40:56 All right.
00:41:00 I meant the Senate.
00:41:01 They have the ability to block quite a bit of it.
00:41:04 Let's rapid fire these bipartisan bills that have been put forward.
00:41:09 You can fact check me.
00:41:11 Link in the description.
00:41:11 Go check them out.
00:41:13 And let's see if this seems like reaching across the aisle.
00:41:15 First one SB 80.
00:41:15 All right.
00:41:16 Would ban possessing so called assault weapons, which, by the way, includes a lot of your guns.
00:41:21 Yes.
00:41:22 Banning owning guns.
00:41:24 In Texas.
00:41:24 Their first choice was brisket.
00:41:27 HB 126 would repeal abortion bans, the ban on sex changes for minors, and parental consent for minors getting abortions.
00:41:37 A 15 year old still needs a permission slip for the zoo.
00:41:41 HB 996 would also fund abortion through Medicaid.
00:41:46 My body, your wallet.
00:41:48 HB 410.
00:41:50 This one's really telling.
00:41:52 Would limit masks for law enforcement, including federal agents.
00:41:56 This one is very clearly aimed at ICE and any enforcement therein.
00:41:56 Like ICE.
00:42:00 Isn't it interesting?
00:42:01 The drug cartels and Democrats want to see ICE agents' faces for the exact same reason.
00:42:10 HB 123 and SB 99 would end sheriffs cooperating and partnering with ICE.
00:42:15 There you go.
00:42:16 Hey, that's both sides, right?
00:42:18 Zero crossings at the border because of enforcement.
00:42:22 It's going to open right, but that's the sound of the caravans.
00:42:25 And SB 115.
00:42:28 You may not care, I do.
00:42:30 Would repeal the law that puts the Ten Commandments in the classrooms.
00:42:33 Which commandment do you think bothered them most?
00:42:36 My money's on Thou Shalt Not Kill.
00:42:37 See House Bill 126.
00:42:39 Could be Thou Shalt Not Steal, as seen by Medicaid funded abortion, but you know, that's me, Mr. Old Fashioned.
00:42:46 How about thy neighbor, socialists?
00:42:48 Yep.
00:42:49 HB 164 and SB 106 would kill school choice.
00:42:53 So under HB 126, your kid can pick their gender.
00:42:59 Under 164, they can't pick their school.
00:43:04 Both sides, jeez.
00:43:07 Would give $1,500 to every Texas household regardless, and this does not mean we kind of skimmed past it.
00:43:16 This is by design of citizenship.
00:43:19 Hmm.
00:43:20 So, yeah, but come on, look, hey, hey, you've been failed.
00:43:24 So, you, the hardworking, hardworking taxpaying Texan, you should be paying for transitioning minors, you should be paying for abortions without parental consent, and you should be paying $1,500 to every single household.
00:43:39 Filled with illegals here in this country.
00:43:40 That sounds good.
00:43:42 362, 369, and SB 237.
00:43:46 These are three separate bills that are going to legalize marijuana.
00:43:50 They banned three.
00:43:51 Yeah.
00:43:52 And this is one of those things.
00:43:53 They're flooding the zone so that they'll get conservatives to capitulate on some.
00:43:57 The easy one is going to be marijuana, it's going to be weed.
00:44:00 It's effectively something that would happen very likely anyway.
00:44:05 I mean, in Texas, we live in Texas, you can literally go get THC products on draft.
00:44:10 You can go to the liquor store right now.
00:44:11 All they would need to do.
00:44:12 Is nothing, and the left will use that to claim credit, but they're flooding it, flooding it, flooding it.
00:44:16 So they hopefully get some of them, including, by the way, renaming the Alamo to the People's Inclusive Museum of Historic Surrender.
00:44:23 That's one that, uh, oh, poor Davy Crockett.
00:44:31 So I get that it'll be blocked in the Senate, yeah, that's immaterial.
00:44:35 I've always said, What would the left do if they had unfettered power?
00:44:40 Here you go.
00:44:41 Hey, you know what?
00:44:42 I get it less than 0.5, it's probably really more like.
00:44:45 0.02% of the population are trans, but 100% will be funding it.
00:44:52 Not everybody gets an abortion, but 100% of Texans will be funding it.
00:44:57 They want sensible gun control.
00:44:58 You guys done your research on assault weapons and what constitutes that?
00:45:04 School choice.
00:45:05 Here's the thing this is why I say pandering is stupid.
00:45:08 It benefits minority and underprivileged children the most.
00:45:11 They are most likely to use it in Texas.
00:45:14 They'll still vote Democrat.
00:45:16 And be trapped at failing schools.
00:45:18 And there's nothing you can do to change that.
00:45:21 Nothing.
00:45:22 They don't care.
00:45:26 There you go.
00:45:28 Any questions?
00:45:29 So, I actually, so there's two sides for me on this.
00:45:32 One is I hate all of these policies, right?
00:45:34 But this is also, okay, well, this is what you voted for Republicans that stayed home, people that were disaffected voters, people who voted for somebody else or just decided to write somebody in.
00:45:45 Do you see what they're going to do?
00:45:46 You really think we survive very long if these kinds of bills get passed?
00:45:50 You really think you can just come back and not in two years in a presidential cycle and just do for that in four years because now we've got a governor in office for four years?
00:46:02 You really think that's a good idea?
00:46:03 So maybe they're over there playing their hand a little bit right out of the gate, and I like it in Texas, but I hate every one of the policies, so I hope nothing works.
00:46:10 If anything gets softened on immigration on the border or on enforcement like ICE, if anything gets softened, you lose the country.
00:46:20 This, when you're talking about the southern border, you're almost by and large talking about Texas.
00:46:25 That's been the difference maker.
00:46:28 If that goes away, okay, then you change the census rule, you wave your magic wand, amnesty path, your country's gone.
00:46:35 Your vote, after that, your vote doesn't matter.
00:46:37 Yeah.
00:46:37 I would support the federal government coming in and sealing the border if they try to do anything.
00:46:41 And it is a federal thing, right?
00:46:42 So a lot of states got in trouble for actually defying the federal policy on the border, including Greg Abbott when he tried to close down El Paso or Eagle Pass, I think is what it was.
00:46:50 Right?
00:46:50 So, That kind of stuff, I'd be like, yes, federal government, come in, make sure that the border does not open up.
00:46:50 Yeah.
00:46:55 It's insane.
00:46:56 Local municipalities, middle finger to the state.
00:46:59 I'm colonized because this person's got a deportation order.
00:47:01 And guess what?
00:47:02 I don't care what crime they committed.
00:47:03 They're in my custody.
00:47:04 They're going home.
00:47:05 Yeah.
00:47:06 Well, you know what?
00:47:07 There's no difference.
00:47:08 So, joy transitioning the kids, taxpayer funded abortion, giving up your guns, and you know what?
00:47:15 Probably a little less brisket.
00:47:16 It's going to be tough for Texas for a bit.
00:47:18 It doesn't take.
00:47:30 It's a good song.
00:47:32 Yeah, it's funny.
00:47:38 It's got a little, you know, sketchy.
00:47:40 The guy looks grossed out, but that's an empty bar.
00:47:42 He could sit anywhere.
00:47:43 Yeah.
00:47:44 That's true.
00:47:45 The Rhinestone Cowboy could, right?
00:47:47 Mm hmm.
00:47:48 Yeah.
00:47:49 He loves that bar.
00:47:52 Because he gets plowed there.
00:47:54 I wonder what the governor elect's thoughts on taxes are.
00:48:05 What does overpaying on your taxes feel like?
00:48:42 Oh my god.
00:49:08 About like that.
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00:49:27 What?
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00:49:30 You see the smile, the size of the smile?
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00:49:34 That's the whole point.
00:49:36 Yeah, I know, but that's your point.
00:49:38 That's not what the tiger is.
00:49:40 That's not what happened in that commercial.
00:49:43 Billy, were you sodomized by a tiger?
00:49:46 I feel like I would have gotten a memo.
00:49:48 I don't remember, to be honest.
00:49:49 Did you see the placement?
00:49:50 It was on his chest with that one paw.
00:49:52 That's a violation, Stephen.
00:49:54 Maybe that's a violation, but you still.
00:49:54 I know he's going to be.
00:49:55 Yeah, if he was trans.
00:49:57 Stop me toying the tiger, okay?
00:49:58 He just.
00:49:59 Yeah.
00:49:59 He may have anger issues, but he's not a rapist.
00:50:03 Admonish.
00:50:04 That's no way to talk about Anthony T. Tiger.
00:50:06 Yeah.
00:50:08 All right.
00:50:13 Shifting gears.
00:50:14 Uh, it's been a rough week for Tigers Jensen Hwang.
00:50:20 It's Wang.
00:50:22 Oh my gosh, it's not.
00:50:23 You got it, you got it more correct.
00:50:26 Uh, you guys know there are uh two affairs, right?
00:50:30 This is this is obviously the person at the head of uh Nvidia, and then uh, it looks like he's going to be making an exit.
00:50:35 But really, I would say what's most important here is he's been a hit or miss, often miss, and sometimes when he hits, it's it's actually really well done.
00:50:45 Uh, copper secretary Howard Lutnick.
00:50:47 It seems like this guy knew what was going on, that national security was compromised.
00:50:51 That's really the story here about a guy banging a Chinese spy, along with potentially his secretary or vice president.
00:50:57 But the commerce secretary putting the stop on potentially plugging the leak or investigating that is definitely a betrayal.
00:51:06 When people talk about voters being betrayed, hey, here you go.
00:51:09 Everyone's hand up who has not betrayed the country.
00:51:13 Howard Lutnick, not so fast.
00:51:15 So the CEO of NVIDIA, you know, was doing the stuff.
00:51:20 With the Chinese spy.
00:51:21 Turns out not just the Chinese.
00:51:24 NVIDIA's CEO was not just in an affair with Alice Wong, but now there's another affair that has come to the fore.
00:51:32 As per New York Times, Jensen Wong had an affair with executive working under him.
00:51:36 Now, one's affair with 48 year old Kimberly Powell is also out.
00:51:41 Kimberly Powell was NVIDIA's vice president of healthcare, and she reported to Jensen Wong.
00:51:47 Five employees have confirmed this relationship, this affair that Jensen Wong had.
00:51:52 That's a lot of confirmations.
00:51:54 And it's just, everybody knew.
00:51:56 This is another colleague, Kimberly Powell, with whom he had an extramarital affair.
00:52:01 And as per the New York Times, Huang and Powell were seen being intimate in the bed.
00:52:07 Yeah.
00:52:08 Yeah.
00:52:08 I think this might be a Clinton type deal.
00:52:11 This guy was not trying to hide it.
00:52:13 Like they were seen being intimate, sometimes referred to as necking, right there at the restaurant.
00:52:18 And five people confirmed it because he banged her on the board, at the board meeting, on the Axewood board.
00:52:25 They make sex.
00:52:28 Made out of a Coldplay concert?
00:52:29 Come on.
00:52:30 So he stepped down.
00:52:32 Obviously, he's no longer CEO.
00:52:33 And this has huge national security implications.
00:52:37 It really does.
00:52:38 But only if you think that the communist Chinese are a threat.
00:52:41 Now, to be clear, you don't need to feel bad for Huang.
00:52:44 He's already moved on to his next thing.
00:52:46 He's still selling chips, by the way.
00:52:47 He's doing okay.
00:52:48 Oh.
00:52:50 Okay.
00:52:50 That sounds good, actually.
00:52:51 It does not sound bad.
00:52:52 It sounds awesome.
00:52:54 A few key facts here before we get to Lutnick.
00:52:57 When you're looking at the United States, right, they had a bunch of export controls and restrictions on NVIDIA chips going to China as part of this battle for AI, you know, being the top dog in AI.
00:53:08 Yep.
00:53:09 And that's why China would have had an interest in Huang, to be clear.
00:53:09 Okay.
00:53:14 That's why they would have sent out their Chinese spy, like, you know, just polish his nose a little bit.
00:53:18 We might get some trade secrets.
00:53:19 And she's kind of a mid, so it's kind of weird.
00:53:20 They didn't send their best.
00:53:22 I bet you if you have number one and two, there's probably number three through like 20.
00:53:27 Oh, okay.
00:53:27 Yeah.
00:53:27 So, you know, there's got to be a gem in there somewhere.
00:53:30 Yeah, I used to pay him, though.
00:53:31 Yeah, but you know.
00:53:32 NDAs and such.
00:53:33 Well, it doesn't seem like it worked because five people confirmed.
00:53:36 Well, who do you think the other five were?
00:53:38 Who do you have to pay off their girlfriends?
00:53:41 He's terrible at sneaking.
00:53:41 In Asia?
00:53:43 Yeah, he's very, very bad at it.
00:53:45 Which is kind of surprising because, you know, he is light and they have small feet.
00:53:49 Yeah, he's like a ninja, but with squeaky boots.
00:53:52 That's exactly right.
00:53:53 That's a reference to my boots.
00:53:54 My boots squeak.
00:53:55 So do mine.
00:53:56 Every time we walk through the office, you're.
00:53:59 And it's impossible to be tough with squeaky boots.
00:54:02 No, it's like fighting a guy in clown shoes.
00:54:02 Can't.
00:54:04 Now, key fact two this was just like the whole spy fiasco, of course, contributes to this.
00:54:11 His first mistress, Alice Plang, was suspected of using Huang, too.
00:54:16 They're both Huang, that's right.
00:54:19 I don't care.
00:54:22 I know that he's Huang, and I know it's Kamala, but I prefer saying Kamala.
00:54:27 Right.
00:54:28 Well, she's not going to say your name, right?
00:54:29 No, she's not.
00:54:31 Steven O'Claudel.
00:54:32 That's right.
00:54:33 Ow, He's a father, Dao.
00:54:39 Exactly.
00:54:40 She'll sound like that camel in post-traumatic stress.
00:54:46 So her company was MegaSpeed.
00:54:48 And she is suspected of using the company MegaSpeed to facilitate access to NVIDIA for Chinese companies, smuggling actual chips into China, potentially working as like this intermediary for Alibaba.
00:55:01 And we've put so we've put controls on Alibaba.
00:55:03 I know a lot of people were upset about that.
00:55:05 But if you have someone who's able to circumvent that through a BJ, It doesn't really matter.
00:55:10 That's true.
00:55:11 That's the relevance.
00:55:12 One point of failure.
00:55:15 And that brings, that's now Howard Lutnick has entered the chat.
00:55:20 It looks like he knew.
00:55:23 Just to be clear, he knew.
00:55:26 Here's a quote from Axios that says At a White House Situation Room meeting on Thursday after the midterm elections, Besant, and this is the best part Besant, who is aggressive and actually starts fights, pressed Lutnick on why Megaspeed had not been added to the Commerce Department's.
00:55:43 Entity list to which Lutnick responded he would look into it.
00:55:47 And it seems that Besant was really aggravated.
00:55:49 Keep in mind, Scott Besant, who's gay, he's the guy who may have, and by that I mean definitely punched Elon Musk in the face.
00:55:58 This guy, if he thinks that there's a risk of national security, he thinks it's a betrayer.
00:56:02 He's six foot five and he just very, very stylishly beats your ass.
00:56:08 He is this administration's real life gay triot.
00:56:23 I didn't even know he had kids, but they were there watching.
00:56:27 Watch Daddy go to work.
00:56:28 Aim small, miss small.
00:56:30 This has to happen now.
00:56:37 The whole film has to be remade.
00:56:41 The difference is he's not an unwilling, he's not like a reluctant warrior.
00:56:46 He is an absolutely willing warrior.
00:56:48 He's looking for an excuse.
00:56:50 That's all he does.
00:56:50 Yeah.
00:56:51 Here's the reason that I believe.
00:56:53 We've heard of multiple physical altercations with Scott Besant.
00:56:58 Nobody ever comes out to deny it because they're scared of him.
00:57:01 Yes.
00:57:02 Yeah, I heard he stole Elon Musk's dogs, too.
00:57:06 He's picturing the employees.
00:57:08 It's weird.
00:57:09 Like, hey, you have a comment on Scott Besant?
00:57:10 No, leave us alone.
00:57:11 Don't call here again.
00:57:13 Hey, who are you guys talking to over here?
00:57:13 He walks by.
00:57:15 No one?
00:57:17 Better be.
00:57:17 Just shuffling, cleaning things up.
00:57:19 I'm going to go to the taco truck.
00:57:21 I hear they got a new Dorito one, a French dip.
00:57:24 Go back to my pink house.
00:57:26 It's got to be so demoralizing.
00:57:28 They put a nice au jus on the Doritos.
00:57:30 I'll be back after lunch.
00:57:31 I got to go kick Lutnick in the nuts.
00:57:36 I really.
00:57:36 So, Lutnick, Lutnick, no.
00:57:39 August 2025, Lutnick stopped the investigation into MegaSpeed.
00:57:43 Yes, the company associated with the Chinese lady spy, after it was contacted by NVIDIA's general counsel.
00:57:51 I should say his department, but his department, obviously, Lutnick.
00:57:54 He's responsible for the department.
00:57:55 Knew for months that Megaspeed was fronted by a Chinese spy, refused to blacklist it.
00:58:00 Yeah.
00:58:02 Think about that.
00:58:02 Jeez.
00:58:03 Like, if you can't blacklist the Chinese spy company, you can't blacklist anything.
00:58:09 Yes.
00:58:09 People often say, like, it's the new blacklist, McCarthy.
00:58:12 It's like, well, okay, but that's because you're saying most of these people weren't Russian spies.
00:58:16 The Red Scare, you're saying they weren't Chinese spies.
00:58:19 In this case, like, oh, they're Chinese spies.
00:58:20 Well, we wouldn't want to do the blacklisting thing.
00:58:22 No, that's what you do.
00:58:24 That's the thing that you do when that's the thing you have to deal with.
00:58:29 In my opinion, he also was concerned allegedly with blacklisting MegaSpeed because it would escalate the trade war with China.
00:58:37 Like tariffs weren't going to do that with President Trump.
00:58:39 By the way, they haven't added a new company to this blacklist in over a year.
00:58:43 Any new company at all.
00:58:44 Like there's no new companies out there that were like, hey, you're suspicious.
00:58:47 Well, remember, Lutnick said that we needed to, I think we have a clip, keep China addicted to our chips.
00:58:53 You know, that's why they add the MSG.
00:58:55 So you want to sell the Chinese enough that their developers get addicted to the American technology stack.
00:59:06 Okay, so listen.
00:59:07 I chill for.
00:59:08 Perfect.
00:59:15 AI will not be the death of society.
00:59:19 Careful, careful what you say next, Gerald.
00:59:21 That's the sound of an ass kicking I hear in the horizon.
00:59:25 Say his name three times and he appears.
00:59:28 I know Bessett's not going to like this.
00:59:30 I understand that logic.
00:59:32 The problem is, I don't trust the motivation behind it.
00:59:35 If somebody, like, if Scott Besant was making that argument, I'd be like, Yeah, no, I do understand.
00:59:38 You do want them to be dependent on your stack.
00:59:40 It does help your companies locally.
00:59:42 It keeps it from being developed in their country quite as much.
00:59:45 That pretty much has worked, but it hasn't mattered because all these models are being trained somewhere else and then going to China and they can use these models anyway.
00:59:52 So it doesn't really do a whole lot.
00:59:53 It gives us about a two month head start on China.
00:59:56 It's important to have that.
00:59:57 I think the administration knew about it.
00:59:58 I just think they didn't care.
01:00:00 I thought they were like, Okay, you know what?
01:00:02 We'll let them do this to kind of keep this process going.
01:00:04 That's potentially what was going on.
01:00:06 My problem is denying you know about it.
01:00:08 Denying that it's even a thing.
01:00:10 And then all of a sudden, it just becomes this huge story, and Jensen Wong is out in less than a week, essentially 10 days.
01:00:15 I can't even remember when the first report came out, but it's not very long.
01:00:18 I think, actually, you know what?
01:00:19 Reporting came out earlier, but then they identified who the affair was.
01:00:21 I think it was October 29th that it actually came out.
01:00:24 So, to believe that they didn't know, you'd have to see, obviously, the canoodling that was taking place in public with this other, the lady Huang, and not know that something's up.
01:00:36 And then you would have to not know that she's clearly affiliated with Megaspeed, not know that she's effectively working for the CCP.
01:00:42 There are so many things that you would have to claim you didn't know when it was out in the open that it just, they knew.
01:00:49 I don't agree with you on the strategy just because it's a very, very risky one.
01:00:53 And I just don't want to.
01:00:55 It's worked in other industries to do that, but they would give them outdated chips.
01:00:58 But with China, you're right.
01:00:59 Maybe they would reverse engineer it or something like that.
01:01:02 I get it.
01:01:02 It's like getting them, you know, best.
01:01:04 I understand, believe me, I understand the pimp tactic of keeping giving them a little bit of product, but then you get them hooked and you charge them a full sticker price, you silly bitch.
01:01:13 Well, that's why I don't trust the motivations of the people involved, including Jensen Wong, who wanted to just sell more product, even though he was booked out and he sold everything anyway.
01:01:19 Here's the other problem I don't have.
01:01:21 And gosh, this is so funny to me.
01:01:22 When you call out President Trump for doing something wrong, all of a sudden the entire chorus of people from the other side go, See, we've been telling you for years.
01:01:31 When we say he does something good, they're like, You guys just shill for the administration.
01:01:34 I'm like, This is our problem that we have right now.
01:01:36 We need to be calling balls and strikes.
01:01:38 President Trump, according to CNN just a minute ago, said he didn't have any idea this was going on either.
01:01:44 I find that incredibly hard to believe.
01:01:45 I don't know if that's hard to believe because the president does have to trust people in senior positions.
01:01:50 He's got the senior people in senior positions.
01:01:51 It was an open secret.
01:01:52 Marco Rubio.
01:01:54 Wrote a classified memo about this.
01:01:56 So he understands.
01:01:58 Plus, Jensen Wong is on the Technology Advisory Committee for AI for the president specifically.
01:02:03 Yeah.
01:02:06 I didn't know that we had changed insurance plans at this company until I got my card.
01:02:10 And I came and you're like, Gerald, what is this?
01:02:12 How did you get classified information, Gerald?
01:02:15 It was reported on in the New York Times article that came out on October 29th.
01:02:19 Well, if he did, that's obviously a huge mistake.
01:02:21 It also doesn't seem like it would be very consistent with his approach on China.
01:02:24 Whereas with Lutnick, he's kind of been.
01:02:26 Like I said, hot or cold.
01:02:27 It makes sense to me that the administration knew about it and didn't care and used it as an opportunity to, if it's simply be tough on China publicly, but give them enough of the product behind the scenes.
01:02:39 It actually does make logical sense to do that.
01:02:41 I don't agree with the fact.
01:02:42 It also makes logical sense for Lutnick to do it to enrich himself.
01:02:44 For sure.
01:02:45 Yeah.
01:02:46 There are a lot of different angles for this.
01:02:47 I'm just wondering why this came out so.
01:02:49 Why now?
01:02:51 Really good question.
01:02:52 And who stands to benefit the most from this?
01:02:54 Because he was out in a very short period of time.
01:02:57 From when this went public with the name of the person and really started gaining steam to now, very short period of time for the CEO of one of the top three companies by valuation in the world.
01:03:07 Come on.
01:03:07 He was obviously quite careless because five people confirmed the second affair.
01:03:13 Well, it was all of his Grokbots that were setting up the dates.
01:03:15 Exactly.
01:03:19 Damn it, Grok, it's all Elon Musk and Terafab.
01:03:22 Grokbot, find me the best French tickerer.
01:03:25 I know he doesn't talk that way, but it's funnier in my head if he does that.
01:03:29 This is all just between us, right, Grokbot?
01:03:33 Sandra, Howard, Rottenek, or Sherry's Barry's.
01:03:37 Elon said he'd hire him at.
01:03:39 Well, Elon is.
01:03:42 That's one area we've been very critical of Elon on this.
01:03:45 Bring some chicks.
01:03:47 We can get them pregnant.
01:03:48 Yeah.
01:03:48 It's pretty cool.
01:03:50 It'll be like the movie.
01:03:51 It's true.
01:03:51 It'll be like House Party, only with Howard Luttenek.
01:03:56 That's fun.
01:03:59 He probably looks at Jensen Wong as a party guy.
01:04:02 Probably.
01:04:03 I mean, how can you not?
01:04:04 Yeah.
01:04:04 Yeah.
01:04:05 I mean, he likes to party with women in their 40s or 50s, but still, he's partying nonetheless.
01:04:09 But I mean, he's also like, he looks like he's 95.
01:04:13 Speaking of people who look like they're on their last legs, let's go to The View.
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01:05:01 Now, this was the Veterans Day show.
01:05:04 And I know what you're thinking Veterans Day and The View, not two things that I would picture together.
01:05:11 But they did decide to stick their aura in here and give another retarded.
01:05:22 Dumb bitch take on slavery.
01:05:25 It's interesting because, like, you think of the military puts their.