00:04:02.880And because I'm really loving these guys coming in and taking the questions.
00:04:07.500So yesterday, our favorite chick, Cara, asked him a question.
00:04:12.920And I want to just talk about it really quick on the other side.
00:04:16.300Do you have any medical advice for the Americans out there that are suffering from a very serious ailment called Trump derangement syndrome?
00:04:24.020I am concerned about folks who have focused their entire life energy on dislike of the president.
00:04:30.940It's disheartening to see people lost in that way.0.99
00:04:34.180But, you know, it's it's it's it's it's treating stupid is really hard and it becomes a real problem.0.99
00:04:43.700So love her. And I love how forward she is.
00:04:46.140like she really gets in there. So the reason why I wanted to play that particular clip one,
00:04:50.860because of her. Um, but two, I've, you guys might realize and, and recognize that I ask almost
00:04:57.380everybody that comes on here. Like I've asked Dr. Drew, I've asked, um, Oh my God. I think I
00:05:03.780even asked Stefan Molineux. I asked, uh, Gad said, you know, how do we cure people of this?
00:05:10.700And it's so funny because last night I was watching, was it the Gutfeld show?1.00
00:05:16.940And he played Paul Krugman, who's like just a washed up idiot, journalist, excuse me.1.00
00:05:23.400And he was like, we need to demagify the country.0.99
00:05:27.600Almost like I realize it sounds like denazify and I'm saying that intentionally and da, da, da, da.
00:05:33.400And it's like so interesting how the Democrats are always talking about how do we, you know, like we got to get rid of MAGA and we need to, you know, rid them.
00:05:44.100And they've used really aggressive words like to where Scott was like, okay, we're hunted, you know, like so hunted.
00:05:50.380And I noticed when Republicans asked the question or people that don't have TDS, I should say, or whatever, or they live in reality, you know, like when I asked the question, how do you cure TDS?
00:06:02.500I am so sincere because I want our citizens back. They're so whacked out that I'm like,
00:06:10.780no, come back. I want you cured. I want you to be able to have discussions again.0.54
00:06:16.060And it was just interesting to me when I was looking at the Paul Krugman thing and what a
00:06:21.140lot of people say about MAGA and Trumpsters. They should be gone. Confront them in the street.
00:06:27.000You know, they shouldn't have a say. Don't let them eat here, the whole thing. So it's just interesting. I always am now noticing that Republicans want us to come back together as a country and Democrats are like, we need to get rid of those people altogether. I don't know, Marcella, do you notice that?0.99
00:06:46.600Well, I mean, Paul Krugman, as everybody's saying, is an economist.
00:06:51.160He's always been a communist. He's always been a leftist.
00:06:53.660A lot of the TDS people are always had this disease.
00:18:58.620I want to remind people, and maybe, Joel, you can explain too.
00:19:04.020I try to explain to people that California, not that you guys don't know, but if you don't know,
00:19:08.660but California is responsible for a lot of the foolishness that spreads across this country as
00:19:14.420far as regulations and, and the things that you're just like, what are we, what are we doing?
00:19:18.780It's always California, like messing up your, your washer and your dryer and your shower head
00:19:24.720and the way your car is going to be and this and that. So it is kind of important for everybody.
00:19:30.200And Joel, is that accurate? I mean, could you expound on that?
00:19:33.700Well, I don't think it's likely to change anytime soon because even if Steve Hilton wins for governor, he's going to face a Democratic supermajority in the state legislature. So a lot of these rules that California puts into place are not going to change much, at least the ones that affect other industries. But it's true. Everything California regulates ends up changing laws in the other states. There have even been Supreme Court cases about it. Some of them went one way, some of them went the other way.
00:20:00.700But, for example, if California has tough emission standards on vehicles, then suddenly everybody has to have the same tough emission standards on vehicles.
00:20:08.800It's one ninth of the American population. So it's a lot of people.
00:20:13.040Other rules. If California has minimum requirements for chickens to have space in their cages when they lay eggs, then suddenly eggs have to be different in the rest of the country.
00:20:24.560It's just a massive amount of power over interstate commerce, which creates some constitutional
00:21:22.120Spencer, do you see an uphill battle in the next month?
00:21:24.080Absolutely not. I think the next five months I'm going to have time to build out this team to show everybody the level of Democratic supporters that I have behind me, the heavy hitters that are in this room that are all behind me.
00:21:37.740And I think this idea that I don't represent Democrats and Republicans and independents, anyone that's just a Los Angeles citizen that wants basic quality of life, I'll be able to show that in five months.
00:21:48.460right now the media likes to say oh he's this i'm not that i'm an angelino who said enough is enough
00:21:54.340and i had to step up i didn't know i'd be here tonight but it's obviously god's plan and i'm
00:21:59.200gonna go all the way and i'm gonna show everybody that i'm their mayor yeah i love him okay sorry
00:22:07.340i got excited okay joel give me your reaction well let's do it the scott adams way okay so
00:22:15.800So why did Spencer Pratt succeed when it wasn't apparent that he would do that at first?
00:22:23.960So let me just get into that a little bit.
00:22:26.340I mean, the Palisades fire burned a small, tiny corner of L.A.
00:22:31.520If Spencer Pratt had just been a protest vote, he would have won maybe 15 percent of the vote, maybe.
00:22:39.360Maybe up to 20 percent, but he's up near 30 percent and he beat Nitya Raman, the socialist.
00:22:45.800You might think the socialists have more momentum.
00:22:47.580I mean, Mamdani won in New York and the Democratic Socialists of America, they're winning Democratic Party primary races and everyone's running to adopt their agenda, you know, in the Democratic Party.
00:22:57.720They're dictating terms to the rest of the party.
00:23:00.040You'd think that Nithya Raman, the socialist candidate, would have done better.
00:24:09.040I don't think he'll lose, but even if he did, now those people have put themselves out there
00:24:13.720And it's kind of like I feel like it's going to allow people to now be able to say negative things about Democrats and maybe just breathe a little bit and be like, OK, I can have my own opinion and have common sense.
00:24:28.740Yeah, no, it's going to definitely help liberate lots of celebrities by speaking out, you know, being able to say something's wrong because they're they're very much.
00:24:43.720you know you're you're blacklisted you're not going to be seen or whatever it is it's gonna
00:24:50.440they're gonna notice that there is other people that want to support them so you you've made a
00:24:56.500great point erica and so the joel you know i am still waiting for the cheat to come in that's all
00:25:03.460i can say because they're still waiting you know to count the votes and all sorts of things so yes
00:25:10.480they are. Yeah. What about that? I mean, I think that you'll see more of that in the general
00:25:16.540election because I think some of the unions were trying to push Pratt into the general election.
00:25:22.220There was a little trick that happened in the middle of the mayor's race where there were these
00:25:26.600weird ads that were in favor of Karen Bass and they looked really ridiculous. So ridiculous that0.93
00:25:32.760they were likely to make Republicans vote against Bass. Things like Karen Bass is great at dealing0.98
00:25:38.640with homelessness. And you look at the ad and you're like, no, she's not. But those were paid0.69
00:25:44.440for by the unions. They wanted more of the Pratt vote because they calculated that it would be
00:25:49.100better for them to have a Pratt-Bass general election than for Democrats to spend millions
00:25:56.160of dollars on an internal fight if two Democrats made the final election. So there was a bit of
00:26:00.880that trickery, but we haven't seen any kind of like ballot fraud or anything like that just yet.
00:26:06.120But the only other ballot shenanigan that happened was Eric Swalwell was still on the
00:28:55.120and i think that is a victory for common sense as well so nice to see gavin newsom's plans
00:29:01.820backfiring not just nationwide but also on the local level you can't even rig your own election
00:29:07.000gavin what's going on with him if you can't rig an election so right i mean you can destroy your
00:29:13.700your i always call california a country i swear i don't even feel like it's part of
00:29:18.560of america anyway so what's going on with gavin newsom do you see movement toward running for
00:29:23.800president? Is that like for sure? Absolutely for sure. But here's something else. He didn't even
00:29:29.160have the guts to endorse a candidate in the California governor's primary, like nothing,
00:29:33.180right? He didn't. Now he'll endorse Becerra when it's obvious, you know, it's the only Democrat
00:29:36.760left in the race, but zero political courage, zero. Yep. Yep. Okay. So I wanted to ask you,
00:29:43.640I don't know how much time you have, but I wanted to ask you because I, I did have a clip I wanted
00:29:47.940to play, but I won't waste time if I can just have your interpretation instead. But, um, so
00:29:53.68060 minutes fired Scott Pelley. Um, and I just wanted to get your take. So I feel like this is
00:30:01.640an important story for everybody because we have a Scott lesson, you guys, that we're going to play
00:30:07.200after Joel leaves. And it's going to mention the media a lot and the media being a, you know,
00:30:12.960a big problem of what's going on. Um, so, you know, it's like Barry Weiss, uh, was put in charge
00:30:19.660over there at CBS, which is 60 minutes, uh, home base. And so what's, what's the beef? So Scott
00:30:27.680Pelley was asked to be in a private meeting to discuss something and then said publicly, um,
00:30:34.900just talked about his new boss. Is that kind of the gist? Yeah, not a good idea. Look, he's been
00:30:41.080a problem for a while. And he has been very biased in his reporting. And yeah, I think he was
00:30:49.380looking for a dramatic exit. The problem is, you know, someone asked me last week, do I think Barry
00:30:54.240Weiss will survive at CBS? And I said yes, because, and this is another Scott Adams point, you know,
00:31:00.980Scott Adams pointed out that one of the reasons Trump survived in 2016, when he had all these
00:31:08.120attacks against him was if you face a thousand arrows at once, they all hurt you a little bit,
00:31:14.500but none of them really takes you out. If you have one big arrow coming at you, then it's hard
00:31:19.840to survive that. So what's happening with Barry Weiss is she's just getting hit by all these
00:31:23.640little arrows and they're all disjointed and they're one after another and you just stop
00:31:29.060caring anymore. But if the entire newsroom had resigned at once and said, we're not dealing
00:31:34.940with this then probably she wouldn't have lasted but you know it's just like one after another and
00:31:39.960it's not sort of a drip drip drip leading to something which is what happens with scandals
00:31:43.940you know like eric swalwell one woman then another woman that you know it didn't it wasn't building
00:31:47.960an intensity who cares about scott pelly nobody i mean i almost responded to his statement by
00:31:53.800putting it out on x and just saying who like who is this guy i mean i don't even watch 60 minutes
00:31:58.200anymore um you know i watch the clips the next day but you know these people are not as important as
00:32:04.320they think they are. And so just do your job, report well, and don't try to make a drama queen
00:32:10.680out of yourself. And if you do like, you know, take a number. There's so many people doing that
00:32:15.060nowadays. You know, you can start your own Instagram or whatever. I don't know. But
00:32:19.080these journalists take themselves so seriously and it's like, okay, you know what? Yeah. When
00:32:24.980I was a kid and growing up, all right, 60 minutes was a thing because there was really only one
00:32:29.720thing. You had like five channels and 60 Minutes was like, oh, okay, it's Sunday night, let's
00:32:36.040gather around. And, you know, it just, as time went on and there was more options and they were
00:32:42.580competing for viewers, they just turned into more of the same lying, oh, where's my sign?
00:32:51.200Lying, you know, fraudsters who were working with politicians and everyone else to push an agenda.
00:32:58.260and it was so obvious. And like, you think of Scott Pelley with like the Russia hoax talking
00:33:02.300to, I forget the name of the guy who had the affair and Trump would be like, oh, those two
00:33:08.740lovebirds. Anyway, you know, just knowingly lying and pushing hoaxes. And it just, you know,
00:33:15.660what makes me so mad is when they like take off their glasses and they're holding them,
00:33:19.300they're all dramatic and they're like, so tell me. And it's like, you're such a liar. You're0.99
00:33:24.180like another theater kid so uh joel puts his on all right joel um i've got to go
00:33:31.260journalistic meeting right now all right you go we'll talk about it oh do you want to can you
00:33:38.120flash us if you can't take the truth yeah can you flash it pretty i i goes i went skiing up in that
00:33:45.920area all right so i'll have more updates from here maybe if you have me on again tomorrow
00:33:50.840because i'm going to scott's childhood home later today take pictures post them okay thank you
00:33:58.140hi joel um so anyway so that's like when 60 minutes was just um you know two like there
00:34:08.620was like a couple of channels and whatever so everybody's jabbing at barry weiss i don't really
00:34:12.540know enough about her but it's interesting so anyway um yeah you know everything woke turns0.95
00:34:19.680to shit and now they don't they don't like they don't like anybody controlling them whatever they0.78
00:34:25.320do you know yeah i was like i'm in detention you guys we were gonna do it like this one day0.99
00:34:31.380we're playing before we went live we're like hey how about this
00:34:36.380oh my gosh all right so i love joel um so that's enough about the 60 minutes i'm not going to play
00:34:43.080the clip but it was it was definitely interesting but the the point is is that i do think
00:34:49.680people are waking up enough that they're pushing these corporations to just knock it off. Like
00:34:56.060we're sick of the whole fake news. So there's a clip that, um, I found from Scott and you guys,
00:35:03.140you want to just sit back for a few minutes. Okay. And, um, let's just remind ourselves of
00:35:08.480what's going on in this world. Here we go. All right. Um, let me give you a whiteboard
00:35:17.480of whiteboards, the presentation that you've all been waiting for. I'd like to explain how we got
00:35:23.280here. And by the way, you could call this an opinion, but it's also just true. I'll make sure
00:35:34.000you can both see this. Don't worry. All right. So I've got two cameras, so you're not all going
00:35:41.780to see it as easily, but I'll put the photo online. It's already on my Twitter feed.
00:35:47.480So here's the idea. How fake news destroyed the planet. At the moment, we're telling ourselves, oh, these people are bad, or these people are bad, and they're forces, and the government's not doing enough, and why is Black Lives Matter supporting the bad guys, and all this stuff.
00:37:07.020All right. It's different kinds of fakes in different places, but it's not real news.
00:37:12.820All right. So the fake news told us of President Trump that he was colluding with Russia, which would make him a traitor, that he said that neo-Nazis were fine people, which he never said.
00:37:27.500He said the opposite. That would make him a racist. And he said you should drink bleach to get rid of your COVID.
00:37:33.980He never said that. That was also a hoax. But if he had, it would have been stupid.
00:37:39.020So the fake news told the public every fucking day that there was Russian collusion,1.00
00:37:46.680fine people hoaxed, drink bleach. You got a traitor, a racist, stupid guy. And if you ever1.00
00:37:51.380elected him, it would be the end of the world. So instead, they gave us Biden. And then Biden
00:37:56.440gave us the Ukraine war, the Israel war, and open borders, which is the end of the United States.
00:38:03.980This is actually the end of the world.
00:38:07.020If we kept going in this direction, it is not survivable.
00:38:11.340I just want to say that as clearly as possible.
00:38:13.760We have a system at the moment that is not survivable.
00:38:31.180it is now our biggest existential risk. It will determine where we put our limited money.
00:38:39.260It will determine if we spend ourselves into debt forever. It will keep the worst people in office.
00:38:45.300It will keep the best people out of office. It will make countries fight each other for the
00:38:51.140wrong reasons. It will make the nation itself turn against each other for reasons that didn't
00:38:57.280have to happen at all. They will give you CRT, ESG, and DEI, and these guys will tell you those
00:39:04.120are good ideas, and they will absolutely destroy the planet. So every time somebody tells you the
00:39:14.680problem is something else that's not fake news, they're wrong. Everything flowed from that.
00:39:22.720You can't think of anything that you would identify as a problem that did not flow directly, directly, not indirectly, but directly from fake news.
00:39:35.760That, ladies and gentlemen, is the filter that you need to understand more than any other.
00:39:42.640Amen. And you know what, Scott Pelley, go on Don Lemon's podcast. That's where you should be.
00:39:48.240um it's so true when the fake news fact checkers look like the news is fact checking themselves
00:39:55.740what are we doing um love that uh marcella what's your first takeaway on that i mean i wish he was
00:40:04.440still here um he explained it so well um i wish that i could play this video every time i get
00:40:12.420into an argument somewhat on the street i i should have it on on standby but um he's right
00:40:19.220um but the interesting part is we always have to be cautious of uh the left and the right because
00:40:26.260i believe most news is fake in general because it causes hits it causes you know have you ever
00:40:34.180been where you're looking at x and you're like this uh this this article says something like
00:40:42.220coffee can make you twice as beautiful or you know like whatever it is and then you click on it
00:40:48.260and it's nothing to do with that you know it's just clickbait you know so we're in this um
00:40:54.420world of social media that is affecting uh everybody and one of them is like likes and
00:41:01.960fast news. We can't take time to really analyze anything. It's just going on to the next thing
00:41:11.000and the next thing. I think there were some certain things like the assassination attempts
00:41:21.000on President Trump. Back in Kennedy's day, that would have been full news for months and months
00:41:29.020on end, but now it's like, okay, which one's next? That's a great analogy. Yeah. And I mean,
00:41:36.540and to think of the multiple times this has happened and then it's like, oh yeah. Oh right.
00:41:41.060The correspondence dinner got interrupted because somebody came running through with a gun. Like
00:41:45.960what? It's so true. And that's why I'm just like, we've got to come back to some kind of
00:41:53.600civility with each other because this would have been and should be huge fricking news,
00:41:59.160but we're just like, okay, well we have like a, you know, a 12 hour news cycle now. And yeah. So
00:42:05.040when, when things were like, okay, you went to work and at the end of the day, you came home
00:42:09.920and you saw the evening news and we were all watching the same thing and whatever. But now
00:42:14.260it's like all these channels, like people like us, podcasters, like we're not trying to create
00:42:18.820news. We're just reporting on what we hear, but everybody wants to get the scoop, the story,
00:42:22.700the clicks, the likes, the shares, the sensationalism. And how many of you in
00:42:28.500listening to this right now in the chat freaked out after Biden when Jake Tapper comes out with
00:42:35.660that book? And I'm like, you are such a vile, disgusting human being. And I mean that with1.00
00:42:41.240all sincerity. Jake Tapper is so vile, and it's not my opinion, this is my fact, that he would
00:42:48.480just, just trounce on anyone who voted for Trump for Trump's first term, then lie like a little0.96
00:42:56.140puppet, little whiny puppet, still putting down anyone that liked Trump or any Republican. And0.98
00:43:02.640you know, Laura Trump, like the way he talked to Laura Trump, like yelling at her when she's like,
00:43:08.220I didn't know he had a stutter. Like I, he just can't finish a sentence. And he's like, oh,
00:43:12.040no, no, no. And he just totally like reprimands her and was so disrespectful to her. And then
00:43:16.760he's like, oh, here's my book. I'm going on tour. The man was totally demented and everybody hit it
00:43:22.860and everybody knew it. And you're just like, and now you're going to profit off that. So
00:43:26.580you're going to profit on both ends and he should not be allowed to do that.
00:43:31.060He should not be allowed to do that. So yes, you cannot loathe these lying people0.89
00:50:05.380like they're both several several years um i you know what i see in president trump when he when
00:50:14.620he and i have to mind read this but i think he's really proud of who of the legacy he leaves behind
00:50:21.300with mark rubio and and jd vance yeah um because they're young they're vibrant and they have the
00:50:31.200right way of acting like it's not just the policies is that they're able to withstand
00:50:38.960the pressure of the journalist and the the the politicians i don't know uh marco rubio yesterday
00:50:48.400was uh talking to there's so many clips we can play from that um but he gave it to uh cory booker
00:50:56.560He gave it to all these people that wanted to attack him and wanted to, you know, hoax, you know, have him come into a hoax.
00:51:05.920And, you know, there was a time when Republicans were easily misled to want to cross the other line or see the way that they're saying it or allow the narrative to be focused by the left.
00:51:24.480But now Mark was taking their narrative and throwing it back at them and doing it in a style where it's not it's not angry.