Jon Stewart was unknowingly red-pilled yesterday by none other than Ezra Klein of Vox. Also, Greenland. We should take it over militarily, or purchase it, and we ll go through the history of Greenland, why there are a bunch of ungrateful little pissants complaining about the vanes, and why they should honestly count their blessings instead of sheep. And I ll make the case. Also, Jeremy from the Quartering part of the lineup is going to discuss the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
00:02:14.000We should take it over militarily or purchase it, and we'll go through the history of Greenland, why there are a bunch of ungrateful little pissants complaining about the Vances, and why they should honestly count their blessings instead of sheep, that we don't just go over and take it.
00:05:11.000For those of you who are new, welcome, by the way, Vince Evita, Dan Bongino Army, who's out there doing the Lord's work with the FBI.
00:05:18.000We provide all of our references publicly every single show, and if we get anything wrong, anyone in this room can call us on it and admonish us.
00:06:30.000You either believe or understand that that is a problem, $500 billion gone, or you could line up with the left and say, okay, status quo, more money.
00:06:49.000See pretty much any government program at this point in time.
00:06:53.000Okay. So, we're going to move on with this and get to Jon Stewart, too, because he's very pro-big government and then is dumbfounded at what he is about to learn.
00:08:57.000Zero people connected to the internet.
00:09:00.000And this is one of those scenarios where It's occurring in real time, and you're almost wondering if you're watching it, and you're hoping that Mr. Stewart here, who's very funny, comes to the right conclusion.
00:09:10.000Ezra Klein, known for Vox, discussed this with Jon Stewart, I believe, yesterday.
00:10:33.000All the proposals weren't enough to NTIA.
00:10:36.000Step 14. The NTIA must review and approve the state's final proposal.
00:10:43.000And that is three of the 56 jurisdictions and states are there.
00:10:47.000The next line, which is in bold, says, in summary, colon, states are nearly at the finish line.
00:10:57.000And it says, to stop their progress now, or worse, to make them go backwards, would be a stick in the spokes of the most promising broadband deployment plans we have ever.
00:11:09.000See, this is the Biden administration's process for its own bill.
00:11:23.000We have covered this quite a few times.
00:11:26.000We covered this, I want to say, years ago, where I was speaking with one of our researchers, Martin Lane, and I said, hey, are we still sure that it's still zero?
00:11:38.000Surely there's been some progress, and the answer is no, but Jon Stewart is finding out about this now.
00:11:42.000So we found out about it, or we've always known about it, which is why we supported the idea of Doge, before Doge was a thing, the idea of trimming government bloat.
00:11:49.000He's finding out about it now after the billions have been spent, and I wonder if this would maybe change his perspective, if he could go back in time, and you remember that this was the man who, of course, criticized Doge and the idea of...
00:12:14.000But we are dozing in the wrong place if we want to really change the system.
00:12:19.000The Democrats should go live on Facebook and do the people's audit.
00:12:23.000Find the absurdities and the remedies in our exploitative system.
00:12:28.000Get someone like AOC or Jasmine Crockett or Chris Murphy or anybody that doesn't sound like they're complaining why there's no more frozen yogurt at the cafeteria in the villages.
00:12:37.000But the thing is, we were complaining about $42 billion being spent on a lengthy process that resulted in zero people getting any kind of internet.
00:12:44.000Again, you know, based on that false empathy that the left uses.
00:12:48.000He unironically mentions Crockett or AOC.
00:13:26.000I don't even think they took all 24 hours.
00:13:28.000Yeah, that was like three hours in and then they just took a break the rest of the day.
00:13:32.000And by the way, when John Schwartz says a people's audit, do you mean an audit where the results are being posted, for example, publicly on X regarding social security rules or regarding USAID?
00:13:45.000He said Facebook Live, so he wants these people who are concerned about all of our data and information being viewed by Elon Musk and his team, he wants them to have other people go in and then broadcast our information live on Facebook for the whole world to see.
00:14:48.000You decided to exclude information that was available at that time.
00:14:52.000John Stewart, you didn't do the best you could with your information.
00:14:55.000You specifically decided to exclude the kind of information that this very information that you're hearing now for the first time that we've been talking about really for decades, but certainly the last few years.
00:15:06.000And Stewart actually goes on to bring up a pretty good point about regulation, which makes this all the more confusing.
00:15:14.000By the way, going to make it impossible, impossible for anyone other than larger corporations.
00:15:21.000To comply because the expense that it would take for smaller, more agile, more local businesses, they would not have the manpower, the financial resources.
00:15:35.000You are excluding an enormous amount of the American economy in terms of building things by laying on compliance costs that would drive most companies into the ground.
00:15:48.000Yes, but you vote for the party who deemed BlackRock and Vanguard too big to fail!
00:15:55.000Glad you've come out against big business.
00:15:57.000Gosh, this is what we've been saying, by the way, about Obamacare, about the health insurance, the biggest kickback to health insurance companies ever in this country.
00:16:05.000This is what we've been saying about green energy deals that go to giant companies like Solyndra, or for example this, with internet.
00:19:14.000trade war is changing plans with many wanting to send a message to the White House.
00:19:19.000Travel agents are reporting a year-over-year 40% decline in bookings to U.S. destinations for the month of February and travelers who are feeling betrayed.
00:19:29.000Yeah, the analysis firm Tourism Economics started the year predicting an 8.8% increase in international visitors in the United States.
00:20:11.000You know, the Trump administration is considering banning people from more countries, which I'm fine with.
00:20:16.000There's stricter enforcement of visas.
00:20:18.000There are a multitude of reasons, but I will say some cities have made their own bed here, especially when you see some of the tourism ads that have been coming out lately.
00:20:26.000Like Memphis, I don't know what they were thinking.
00:20:28.000When it's time to get away, there's a place nestled snugly on the Mississippi River where rock and roll was born and quickly abandoned.
00:20:39.000Where even Delta Airlines refuses to fly.
00:20:42.000A place where even Martin Luther King Jr. could be murdered not for the color of his skin, but for the content of his character.
00:20:49.000Often called the Mogadishu of America, Memphis will steal your heart and your wallet.
00:20:55.000With its steadily decreasing population, there's always a vacant building just around the corner waiting for you.
00:21:01.000In a city where the overall happiness of its citizens has earned it the nickname Home of the Blues.
00:21:08.000Whether you're eating slow-smoked ribs or being stabbed in the ribs, Memphis is sure to be the place that you wish was more like Nashville.
00:21:17.000So put on your blue suede shoes and be sure to be inside before dark.
00:25:13.000Is it possible that Donald Trump is using his sort of demeanor that's seen as bombastic to draw attention to things that are actually quite reasonable and most people haven't thought of?
00:25:23.000I think that may be the situation with Greenland.
00:25:26.000When you understand the historical context, this is not new, the idea of the United States controlling Greenland or wanting to purchase a very important piece of land strategically or, frankly, just taking it.
00:26:03.000It's the kind of place that issues a travel warning to their citizens going to the United States when they basically live on an iceberg.
00:26:11.000So, this morning, J.D. Vance actually left to join his wife in this Greenland visit, which has been met, by the way, with a lot of protests.
00:26:19.000I don't know why, from the Greenland people.
00:28:08.000And by the way, the Danish Prime Minister, like we care, he's all mad.
00:28:11.000He's going, I have to say that it is unacceptable pressure being placed on Greenland and Denmark in this situation, and it is pressure that we will resist.
00:28:22.000So Donald Trump first floated this idea of purchasing Greenland from Denmark in 2019.
00:28:26.000Okay. We'll get to why that's entirely reasonable.
00:28:28.000You may not know the history of Alaska, and even, by the way, the history of Greenland.
00:28:32.000The Danish Prime Minister at that point in time called the idea absurd, and then, of course, President Trump doubled down, writing on Truth Social, For the purposes of national security and freedom throughout the world, the United States of America feels that the ownership and control of Greenland is an absolute necessity.
00:31:24.000So the best part about this is the complete meltdown that you see in response to President Trump, not just from the Danish, but even Americans.
00:31:33.000As you can see from this montage, starting with this chick who looks like the best friend from the Wonder Years.
00:32:19.000What does that do for people who are concerned about affording health care?
00:32:23.000I suspect the plan is they're hoping that Greenland has some protests, some ugliness, that they can then turn up the gain on this whole nonsense about taking Greenland.
00:32:33.000A member of the European Parliament had this to say.
00:32:36.000Let me put it in words you might understand.
00:35:42.000Take the L. Just like that time we were asked if we could go see any artist live, either alive or dead, and you said Motley Crue, and we all lost respect for him.
00:36:26.000Greenland is, and it always has been, a matter of national security as it relates to the United States.
00:36:30.000So since World War II, the U.S. increased their military presence, and they even established bases to try and secure Greenland during Nazi occupation of Denmark, because most of these European nations are pussies and they couldn't stand up to it, so the United States had to kind of step in and do their job.
00:37:46.000The point is, none of it matters because you're going to watch him in an interview with a man who looks exactly like Mr. Yunyoshi from Breakfast at Tiffany's.
00:38:04.000Well, the latest is Greenland is a highway from the Arctic all the way to North America to the United States.
00:38:10.000It's strategically very important to the Arctic, which is going to be the critical battleground of the future, because as the climate gets warmer, the Arctic is going to be a pathway that maybe cuts down on the usage of the Panama Canal.
00:38:25.000And the Russians and Chinese are all over the Arctic.
00:38:54.000We don't think they are taking us seriously.
00:38:55.000They send fictional character to stop us.
00:38:59.000So China actually has attempted to invest in quite a bit of infrastructure in the Arctic, including rare earth mines, airports, some maritime stations.
00:39:08.000And unfortunately, we talked about this too.
00:39:10.000Remember at the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war?
00:39:13.000We were like, China and Russia are not good bedfellows, but if the Western world plays this wrong...
00:39:19.000The real problem would be if they happened to become a sort of begrudging couple.
00:39:26.000China's been ramping up their cooperation with Russia all throughout the Arctic.
00:39:30.000Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan called the size of the Chinese and Russian joint operation unprecedented.
00:39:37.000He said that the U.S. sent four Navy destroyer ships near the Aleutian Islands in response to those 11 Chinese and Russian warships near U.S. waters.
00:40:15.000They have 17.5 billion barrels of oil that we know of.
00:40:19.000148.2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.
00:40:23.000So taking this into account, in other words, if there happened to be a nation like this that was largely entirely defenseless in the United States, for example, I don't know, replace this with the British Empire, the Turks, the Ottomans, the Greeks, the Romans, Greenland doesn't exist.
00:41:13.000And then you had John Nixon, a State Department official, wrote, the consensus among the group was that the territory was completely worthless to Denmark and indispensable to the safety of the United States.
00:41:23.000Because keep in mind, if the Russians and the Chinese, or even just the Russians, or even like just half the Chinese decide that they want to start acting up, the last person to do anything about it would be Denmark.
00:41:45.000Also, before we get to this mission control, bring this up.
00:41:48.000This is one of the most fascinating stats to me, because all of these, and I know, okay, if you want to say Norwegian, if you want to say Swedish, what is Slav, I don't know the term that's often used for all of these nations.
00:42:21.000Swedes, for example, and the Danes, they do have a higher standard of living in Denmark and in Sweden.
00:42:29.000Danes, who then come to the United States, however, Have like a 50, I think 56% higher standard of living in the United States than in Denmark.
00:42:39.000Which tells you, when you have a country that's the population of Rhode Island, and there's kind of a monolithic culture and maybe work ethic, sure, they can make it work better there than a country of 340 million, but when you take those people and you transplant them in the United States, they do better here than their own people in their homeland.
00:42:58.000Because the United States is like gasoline on a fire.
00:43:26.000And by the way, we purchased it from France for only 15 million dollars.
00:43:31.000They're like, thank God we get rid of Louisiana.
00:43:35.0001854, there was a Gazdan purchase, New Mexico, $10 million.
00:43:38.000And in 1867, we purchased Alaska from Russia for $7.2 million.
00:43:43.000Something fascinating, I did a segment on this a while back, is if you read the newspapers during that period of time, the Russian newspapers were bitching about the government basically selling Alaska, saying, why would you do this?
00:46:40.000And they vote to become a part of the United States.
00:46:43.000And by the way, there is actually a major push on the island of Greenland right now to declare independence from Denmark.
00:46:49.000Not necessarily become part of the U.S., but they want to get out from under the oppression, I guess, of Denmark, which is just kind of funny to think of the Danes oppressing anybody.
00:47:01.000Yeah, they probably wouldn't be the U.S., but they could, if they leave Denmark, you know, I don't know how Greenland's going to protect themselves, they could form some kind of, like, association pact with the United States, similar to the Marshall Islands, something like that.
00:47:11.000The less likely but still possible scenario is that the United States basically can make Denmark an offer that they couldn't refuse, right?
00:47:19.000So basically, Denmark right now would have final say over the transfer of Greenland to any other country.
00:47:26.000Yeah, if they want to sell it for the right price, I don't like the way that they've been talking, so, you know, the price just went down and they should take it.
00:47:32.000The least likely scenario, and by this I mean almost no possibility, but it would be funny, is if the United States just takes over Greenland by force.
00:49:00.000Mr. President, can you show us all your cards right now so I can get an exclusive story?
00:49:05.000Yes. It'd be like going into a store or going into a...
00:49:08.000Which, by the way, I feel like when I go to shopping malls now, I feel like I'm with some third-world barker in the middle of it.
00:49:13.000It'd be like going in with some haggling, I don't know, kiosk, and just showing them every bill you have in your wallet before negotiating a price.
00:50:04.000Because no one's really been thinking of Greenland.
00:50:06.000That doesn't mean that people in the know behind the scenes have not had Greenland on their radar for quite a long time as far as national security, as far as resources, as far as keeping our eye on China and Russia.
00:50:17.000And there are a few different ways to do it.
00:50:20.000This is a negotiation that is taking place.
00:50:21.000If you've read Art of the Deal, you know he wants to come in high.
00:50:25.000And we'll probably settle somewhere in the middle.
00:50:27.000But anyone who tells you that this is absurd, that Donald Trump wants to go out and take over the Panama Canal and Canada and Greenland, they're just not paying attention, even though at the end of the day, we absolutely could.
00:50:39.000So one thing, too, I would caution the left.
00:50:47.000If you keep accusing patriotic Americans of being the bad guy, of this country, of being the bad guy, at a certain point, maybe we just own it and say, all right, well, since you've been accusing us of being an empire for all this time, let's just go ahead and be one.
00:51:03.000Let's stop nation building and let's start taking.
00:52:09.000We're going to ask Jeremy whether he's a frickin' lobster.
00:52:12.000We're going to have Jeremy from the Corning, by the way, who is, of course, on the lineup here.
00:52:15.000I believe he's at two after Russell Brand.
00:52:18.000But Wisconsin has a big election for its Supreme Court coming up, I believe, on Tuesday, next Tuesday.
00:52:24.000Trump posted about it on Truth, saying...
00:52:26.000Brad Schimmel is running against radical left liberal Susan Crawford, who has repeatedly given child molesters, rapists, women beaters, and domestic abusers light sentences.
00:53:20.000From your viewers, I believe, the message was passed on to me from the Mug Club that the hat is my thing, which I think is a nice way of saying you don't have as much hair left as you thought you did.
00:54:05.000Like, it's not going to blow your socks off, but it's not bad Greenland.
00:54:09.000Before we get to the Supreme Court, what you've been doing there in Wisconsin, how's the new Rumble live treating you there with the lineup?
00:54:18.000And your raids, I've really opened up my show to a whole new audience, and we're having massive, massive new viewership.
00:54:27.000And so if you enjoy, I do a bit of a panel show with a bunch of different people, and I'm hoping people continue to check it out because I think it's changing the game.
00:54:38.000It's making opportunities for people that are taking advantage of them quite well.
00:55:06.000You've been doing a lot of work for the Supreme Court election there in Wisconsin.
00:55:12.000And before you run me through it, can I go to one of the people I can't stand the most?
00:55:18.000Which is why when people say the whole, like, you know, they get into the AIPAC thing, I go, yeah, well, I really hate that AIPAC gave more money to Hakeem Jeffries than I believe almost any other candidate because he's the worst of the worst.
00:55:29.000Here he is, Hakeem Jeffries, discussing the election.
00:55:31.000In Wisconsin, that's a 50-50 race because we know Wisconsin's a 50-50 state.
00:55:37.000Yeah. And we have a strong Democratic candidate.
00:55:40.000Whoever wins is going to determine who has the majority in the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
00:55:48.000Because there are gerrymandered congressional lines right now in Wisconsin.
00:55:55.000Wisconsin is a 50-50 state, as I mentioned, but there are six Republicans and only two Democrats out of an eight-person delegation because the lines are broken.
00:56:34.000The Republicans gerrymandered in Wisconsin, and that's bad.
00:56:38.000So we have to win this election so we can gerrymander in Wisconsin, because that's good.
00:56:44.000I mean, whenever someone complains, and I understand that gerrymandering, if you look at some districts, I believe Crenshaw's is one of the worst, but you still do have to understand that if you just get rid of it, someone's going to be determining the districts, and it's just always going to be an environment for corruption.
00:56:58.000Someone's going to make the final call, and Democrats, Republicans alike, both do it.
00:57:05.000I'd like to see Hakeem Jeffries' district.
00:57:38.000Because as evil and vampiric as Hakeem Jeffries may appear, he's 100% correct.
00:57:44.000That's why they're pouring the money in.
00:57:46.000And conservatives, they do great for presidential elections in my state, but they are not great at voting in the lesser elections or the bi-yearly elections.
00:57:56.000And it is imperative that people not just vote.
01:00:28.000If I can do it, then anyone literally can do it.
01:00:31.000If you don't want to knock on doors, then find two or three people who are low-propensity voters, people that probably agree with you but aren't going to go.
01:00:38.000And just drag them with you and make it fun.
01:00:41.000Have a party afterwards or whatever the case is.