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00:01:00.000 morning good morning everyone so oh let me wait till you guys click in here it is july 20 july

00:01:10.600 20th what are we doing it's going so fast there we go did you guys like the little thumbnail today

00:01:18.740 i made us look like world cup people you didn't even see it marcella did you no i was like you

00:01:26.500 know you read my mind because i was like i'm gonna go to youtube and find it

00:01:30.220 good morning everybody hey jim courtney uh good morning let's see i see youtube's kicked in

00:01:37.800 rumble spotify x and locals it is another monday can you believe it and marcella greeted

00:01:46.660 owen today backstage by saying you look very white owen

00:01:50.200 so owen's gonna work on his um tan apparently she claims she was talking about my clothes but i don't

00:02:01.580 know yeah so good morning everybody come on in we're gonna get right to it today we have a bunch

00:02:09.880 of clips and news and updates and all that stuff so um it looks like you guys are in here i don't

00:02:17.280 want to leave anyone out. And are you ready for the sip? I am. Let's do it. Started by the

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00:02:58.320 The extra growl at the end. Good morning again, everybody. I'm Erica. What was that, Owen?

00:03:04.480 Excellent sip.

00:03:05.500 It was most excellent sip. I am Erica. I'm joined by my two favorite co-hosts in the entire world.

00:03:11.920 Woo-hoo, Marcella and Owen, welcome to the Scott Adams School.

00:03:17.160 Real quick, Owen, how was the after party and all your shows this weekend?

00:03:23.040 It was good.

00:03:23.940 We had the normal Sunday simultaneous sip and the after party on Saturday, and it was a great discussion.

00:03:29.880 I think people had a lot of fun.

00:03:31.140 And we had the subscriber spaces, too.

00:03:32.720 That was cool.

00:03:33.680 And we had some new people, and it was fun.

00:03:37.480 Oh, new subscribers?

00:03:39.020 Yeah.

00:03:39.620 Good, you guys.

00:03:40.460 Yeah, subscribe to Owen.

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00:03:51.900 Was SJV on his best behavior?

00:03:53.920 No.

00:03:54.780 He was.

00:03:55.640 But, you know, that's his best behavior.

00:03:58.400 Well, right, right, right, right, right.

00:03:59.880 Good.

00:04:00.440 Good distinction.

00:04:01.140 Okay, Marcella, I'm sorry for your loss.

00:04:05.060 I knew you would come to me.

00:04:06.480 I was dreading.

00:04:10.020 Yes.

00:04:10.960 I know.

00:04:11.680 It's a big deal. But, you know, the there's new the new players, perhaps the United States will get there soon, you know.

00:04:21.960 So that's my my wish. Argentina is the second best soccer team in the world now.

00:04:28.660 They used to be first, but it's not that's not compared notes.

00:04:33.700 And so Messi's done now, right? He's retiring.

00:04:36.420 well he plays for the miami team um i think he's retiring from playing um he hasn't announced it

00:04:45.100 but most likely he'll be retiring from playing for the argentinian team oh gotcha okay so the coach

00:04:53.160 uh uh he announced that he's gonna stop uh being a coach there by like september or december of

00:05:02.820 this year yeah so we'll see yes marcella it's not that she hates spain itself no i hate i hate spain

00:05:10.120 oh but it's that she does hate spain you probably now i have more reason to hate spain did you enjoy

00:05:15.940 it when trump photobombed them oh i have that gosh i wish he would have done it more because

00:05:21.720 he he did it more in the other uh cup that he was actually in the middle and they allowed him to be

00:05:28.660 in the middle but today uh yesterday they pulled them off because he was this is when if you guys

00:05:34.980 didn't watch it this is when um all the players for the winning team get together with the with

00:05:41.920 the big trophy and so and they take pictures and go crazy and so president trump stayed there yeah

00:05:49.480 i have the clip so he was like gave them the trophy thanking them and then he's supposed to

00:05:53.340 walk off, but he just kind of like stayed there. And the captain's trying to be like, OK, I can't

00:05:58.780 really scooch the president of the United States off the stage, but I'll try. But here's the clip.

00:06:04.040 It's cute. And of course, people are going to rage about this. One final act on this incredible

00:06:09.280 summer of soccer for Roderick to lift the trophy and for the celebrations to begin both here and

00:06:17.060 overseas he should have stayed like in the middle like i know like the captain's like last time he

00:06:28.580 stayed here we go spain have won the world cup yay all right marcel i'll cut it short yeah yeah

00:06:41.860 all right we get it we get it we get it yeah i'm glad that like the the thumbnail wasn't

00:06:47.540 the spanish uh you made me ronaldo that's good there you go and then did you guys see

00:06:53.780 president trump gave spain a special trophy afterwards um this was pretty good i'll say

00:07:00.820 it was pretty cool faran great game this ac unit is for you gracias mr president he's so cool

00:07:08.020 best acs better than medals enjoy the cool thank you so much this is amazing you're welcome let's

00:07:13.780 hear it for the team that was so thoughtful right owen i thought that was nice um i don't know how

00:07:24.100 he got all those air conditioners on short notice oh no he knew he was like listen argentina and

00:07:30.420 spain could probably use it um i have one other uh sports story don't give air conditioning to

00:07:36.740 the losers no argentina has air conditioning they're not europe oh yeah they have melee

00:07:44.020 um yes capitalism yeah they're in good shape um okay one more sports story can you imagine me 0.75

00:07:51.700 picking sports stories okay so this is josh kerr from scotland he broke a world record running the

00:08:01.380 one mile race you guys listen to this i had to write it down he ran a mile in three minutes

00:08:08.940 42.66 seconds his average speed was 16.2 miles per hour and then somebody also said it would be

00:08:21.500 like running 16 100 meter dashes in 14 seconds each can you like oh my god look at this guy i

00:08:30.880 I can't, and I won't.

00:08:33.720 Josh, world record ahead of you.

00:08:36.780 3.43, 1.9, don't forget.

00:08:39.220 Here he goes.

00:08:40.340 I think he's going to do it.

00:08:41.900 Keep going, Josh.

00:08:43.440 Keep going, Josh.

00:08:45.240 It's a world record.

00:08:48.080 Get in.

00:08:49.800 Get in.

00:08:52.360 Oh, my word.

00:08:58.420 He said I could do it.

00:09:00.880 He said, I will do it.

00:09:02.600 I'm telling you I'm going to do it.

00:09:04.780 I'm telling you when I'm going to do it.

00:09:07.200 I'm telling you where I'm going to do it.

00:09:10.020 And he's done it.

00:09:13.360 Trikey.

00:09:17.280 How is he not stroking out?

00:09:19.320 Can you imagine? 1.00

00:09:20.460 How is he not Kenyan? 0.99

00:09:23.260 No, dude, I was going to say, what did we all notice right away? 0.82

00:09:27.120 What? 0.74

00:09:28.100 He's white.

00:09:28.860 i think the kenyans are more like for the long distance yeah yeah going to get water and food

00:09:34.200 but even for short distance he's not jamaican but the other thing is like i remember the story like

00:09:40.680 there was this barrier of the four minute mile everyone was saying for like decades and decades

00:09:45.480 like no one's ever going to be able to do a four minute mile and then as soon as someone broke it

00:09:48.960 like all kinds of people broke it and now we've got another world record i don't know what the

00:09:53.400 experience but yeah it's three minutes but i i mean how like oh my god 16.2 miles per hour

00:10:02.420 he's running imagine you're like in your car or something and like this guy just comes like

00:10:07.520 running next to him oh my gosh um all right so we also want to say congratulations to vice president

00:10:15.280 and mrs vice president jd vance say usha had her what is it their third or fourth

00:10:23.020 uh baby boy either fourth alec neil vance was born yesterday i believe it was

00:10:31.520 um so congratulations to them and uh good luck raising all those kids have fun with that um so

00:10:39.900 congratulations i'm like uh so that's nice it's great i i i had i had three siblings so

00:10:48.760 it's a good number yeah all right so that's that's good for them right marcella woohoo yeah it's i

00:10:55.000 mean it's historical because like the last time there were kids in the white house there were

00:10:59.220 kids of the that were that young were jfk i want to say they were really yeah i guess last time

00:11:06.180 where they were i mean there's you know little the michelle uh and and barack hussein obama they

00:11:13.100 had like their own kids but they weren't that young you know marcella i like how you threw the

00:11:18.260 hussein in it was like just flowed right now that was nice oh my god that's her rush rush limbo over

00:11:26.960 there shout out rush oh my god yes jackie somebody's got to have the kids you're right i know

00:11:32.660 um so congratulations and some chick yesterday she got so smacked down on x i was so glad everybody 0.90

00:11:40.280 did do that because she was like oh president trump brought rubio to the game interesting

00:11:47.880 and everyone's like yeah dipshit like vance just had a baby today hello it was so good i'm like i

00:11:54.500 love that they're always trying to pit people against each other in the trump administration 0.96

00:11:59.020 and it always fails it's so silly um so i love that so anyway the sports were off the hook off

00:12:06.220 the hook, off the chain. And yesterday I was so proud in New Jersey because not that New Jersey

00:12:11.440 had anything to do with this, but the weather was stellar. The smoke cleared out. The sky was blue.

00:12:20.120 It was like such a comfortable temperature. And Goldie, was that you? Somebody, I think you sent

00:12:25.100 me a message asking about like, there's like reports of like all these drones flying around

00:12:29.420 the airports. So I was out with friends yesterday. We were doing a little dock and dine and anyone

00:12:34.940 wants to do the callback on the dock and dine typo go ahead um if you know you know but anyway

00:12:40.640 there was what are they called f-16 fighter jet f-18 whatever they are our fighter jets

00:12:48.120 were going by and they were like kind of low and it was like what is that about and apparently we

00:12:54.560 found out that there was an airplane or something like in restricted airspace going over like where

00:13:00.720 MetLife Stadium was, and they were going to maybe have to intercept it. I was like, let's go.

00:13:05.260 So that was fun. So I didn't see any drone flares, but F-18 Twin Tails. Thank you. That's what it

00:13:12.500 was. Yes. New Jersey is our drone capital of the nation. I can. 10 planes? Okay. I don't know the

00:13:20.540 story, but it was amazing. All right. So yes, I know. All right. So moving on from-

00:13:27.260 What happened with Samsung, though, in New Jersey? They're leaving, right?

00:13:30.080 Samsung?

00:13:31.120 Yeah.

00:13:31.620 I hear they're moving to Texas.

00:13:33.320 They should.

00:13:35.440 We're out of control.

00:13:36.820 Like we are neck and neck with California.

00:13:39.540 But won't that mean your whole economy is going to collapse in your state?

00:13:43.280 Yes.

00:13:43.840 Of course our whole economy is going to collapse.

00:13:45.680 Except, except we have big production coming here.

00:13:49.020 So Netflix, the studio is being built out.

00:13:52.840 It's well on its way.

00:13:54.620 real estate has gone out of control i mean houses that should be literally it should be like three

00:14:03.780 or four hundred thousand are well over a million you you list your house for a million you're going

00:14:09.280 to get a million five all cash no inspections we'll take it leave your contents we don't care

00:14:14.340 what you do um it's out of control over here so i i don't know i don't know who these people are but

00:14:20.280 What are they going to start calling it?

00:14:21.540 Jerseywood with all the Netflix and places.

00:14:24.240 Yeah, Owen, Jerseywood.

00:14:26.040 Yeah.

00:14:29.100 Jerseywood.

00:14:29.880 It's like my nightmare.

00:14:30.820 Everyone's abandoning California.

00:14:32.080 I don't think Hollywood even really exists anymore.

00:14:34.220 Not really.

00:14:35.440 But I mean, what do we have now?

00:14:37.020 Paramount, Netflix, and some other one.

00:14:40.440 So yes, it's like my worst nightmare that we're California-ing New Jersey.

00:14:45.340 And putting celebrities here is like my worst nightmare.

00:14:49.460 because I'm just like, not that girl, but we'll see. All right. So New Jersey, we're doing great.

00:14:56.480 I wanted to move on. I was trying to decide, like there was so much news today, like what to talk

00:15:01.620 about. And I keep seeing a repeat of something that I just wanted to highlight, which is

00:15:07.500 moderate Democrats. There's a few left that are just like, I can't do it anymore. Like I cannot

00:15:14.380 not cosign on what the Democrats are doing. Um, so I had a few clips pulled. Oh, when you posted

00:15:20.900 this today, it's Jesse Kelly with, uh, Donald Trump Jr. You guys, Jesse is going to come back

00:15:26.400 on the show. I think not this week, but next week we're just finalizing a date. Um, so not come back

00:15:32.940 on, he's going to get on. Um, so anyway, this was the, the very beginning of what they were talking

00:15:37.560 about. I'm just going to cut the clip short, but this is about three minutes and it just

00:15:42.020 kind of lays out for you like what everybody's seeing with the democrat party so let's just

00:15:46.620 take a listen and if you guys don't know jesse kelly this is jesse kelly and he will be on the

00:15:51.420 scott adams school next week i believe okay let's take a listen you know something i don't like

00:15:57.820 about myself and i know why i do this but i i try to ignore the fact that we're going to have

00:16:05.120 someone else on ours it's not going on is it oh there we go sorry guys sorry something i don't

00:16:10.120 like about myself, and I know why I do this, but I try to ignore the fact that we're going to have

00:16:17.620 someone else on our side, possibly someone I know or you know, be killed. It's going to happen again,

00:16:23.000 hopefully not for years, but it's going to happen again. You know it is, and I try not to dwell on

00:16:28.560 it because it sickens me where we've come as a country because these communists are just so 0.93

00:16:33.460 inherently violent. DOJ just announced, Don Jr., this poor freaking guy, someone wanted to kill 0.99

00:16:40.100 am too this this family has really been through hell joining me now donald trump jr host of 0.95

00:16:44.780 triggered with don jr don i don't even know what to say brother i mean every time we talk you're

00:16:50.120 either being arrested that was a hot opening jesse you know i wasn't even expecting that one

00:16:53.860 but yeah you know it it's a little bit nuts because you're right it happens you know a lot

00:16:59.460 more than that's actually made public and you know deal with it with you know my kids and stalkers

00:17:05.060 and myself with stalkers obviously you know two people trying to actually kill my father and

00:17:09.460 uh as close as i was with charlie kirk having sat in the trial you know for that last week

00:17:14.080 uh yeah no it's very real and we have to think about these things it's uh you know i guess i'm

00:17:19.540 blessed to be able to put it in the back of our mind but it's a very real threat and something

00:17:22.800 that's happening far too often don obviously presidents are always going to feel death

00:17:29.200 threats that's just kind of the nature of the business but it feels so much more widespread 0.98

00:17:34.040 now Ivanka everyone knows about that you as you mentioned your poor freaking kids who just want 0.96

00:17:39.800 to live a normal life when did you notice this spreading was it right when your dad came down 0.99

00:17:45.000 the escalator is this just getting worse in the past few years well it's definitely gotten worse

00:17:50.220 in the past few years I think you know people have sort of gotten you know to the point where

00:17:54.540 they've gotten comfortable normalizing that kind of behavior I mean it was definitely present in

00:17:58.360 you know in 16 and whatnot I think you know for me you know I know according to my secret service

00:18:03.700 at the time, they were telling me, you know, I was the number two most threatened person in the

00:18:06.800 government, even though I wasn't in government, but under, you know, under their protection after

00:18:10.260 my father, you know, so it's been real for a long time, but the manifestation of actually doing it,

00:18:15.900 you know, there's one thing, you know, you and I deal with the, you know, the internet warriors,

00:18:19.200 everyone's a tough guy on Twitter, but actually manifesting it into reality, you know, that's

00:18:26.440 become a lot more normalized over the last few years than it's happening. I mean, we've witnessed

00:18:30.440 over the last two years were what you know two year anniversary just this weekend of you know

00:18:35.280 the first assassination attempt on my father uh in september we're approaching the one year

00:18:40.040 uh on them actually killing uh you know our good friend charlie kirk um you know it's just it's

00:18:46.200 sick behavior uh it's disgusting it comes from the side that preaches tolerance that you know

00:18:51.300 turns out to not be so tolerant uh you know as we've all seen and it's it's just a really scary

00:18:56.180 thing for our country, for the republic, you know, for a civilized world, and frankly, any world.

00:19:03.220 Let's change and talk about something positive, a convention.

00:19:07.540 So true. It's so scary to think about, like I was saying the other day, like who wants to get

00:19:14.900 into politics now? Like the really good people that can really affect change are going to really

00:19:19.680 think twice about it. Marcelo, you know, what do you think about what Don Jr. is saying? I feel so

00:19:25.620 bad for the Trump family. I really do. It's got to be scary every time they leave their house.

00:19:32.480 I know. I mean, to think about their kids, too. But I think I go back to Scott and him saying

00:19:42.120 that they'll be hunted. And unfortunately, he was right. You know, we're being hunted.

00:19:47.440 And the problem is that it's not just politicians. Don Jr., he's just the son of a president.

00:19:55.620 you know he not to diminish him but he's not really a politician but just being near it is

00:20:02.080 enough just speaking out is enough charlie kirk um as we know uh was assassinated you might

00:20:10.160 question who did it or how or whatever for whatever reason but he he was somebody so peaceful

00:20:16.880 somebody that wanted to have a conversation with the other side and they took him out so

00:20:24.560 um that means any of us can can be a potential target and that's terrible because that just

00:20:33.320 what does that does is possibly limit us to speak out to say anything it censors us

00:20:41.540 and many of us and you know trump supporters have been targets i mean just look at january 6th and

00:20:47.760 you know it's disgusting that hundred biden was actually saying they didn't go hard enough but

00:20:51.260 But like, you know, we had thousands of people and they were put in solitary confinement, given terrible treatment.

00:20:56.980 Many of them committed suicide in prison. Like it was terrible.

00:20:59.860 Like I don't I don't know of any time in our history where we've done something like that, where we just said, OK, we're going to lock up all these people that were at a political protest and just torture them for years.

00:21:09.040 And, you know, now they're pardoned. But, you know, that doesn't really undo what they did.

00:21:13.720 And it's just so outrageous how far they've gone with trying to purge the system, purge the swamp of Trump.

00:21:22.160 Like they've been doing that since 2016, since 2015.

00:21:25.260 And it's just out of control.

00:21:28.240 I mean, it's just I don't understand how people on that side can think that's OK and think that that's justified.

00:21:35.420 And it doesn't help when the politicians on the left are fueling that fire and the media is fueling that fire, you know, with with January 6th and being, oh, you know, like every person should be in jail for life.

00:21:48.020 And then you're like, what are you doing? You know, it's it's really sad.

00:21:52.880 I don't know how we turn it around, but I have a I have a couple more clips because it's a little bit of a theme.

00:21:57.680 But this one is. Why is that here? OK, this one is Bill Maher. You know, I mean, Scott used to say Bill Maher is just, you know, once he learns about the January 6th hoax of it not being an insurrection, he's like he's just one hoax away from coming over to this side.

00:22:21.700 But I don't even think he needs to believe that at this point. This is where he's at.

00:22:25.540 So I think the Democrats will do very well in the midterms.

00:22:29.640 2028 is a different story because by then, this wing of the party, this new wing with all the energy, and it's not just a few people anymore.

00:22:38.200 Every day I read about a new person in Colorado and Wisconsin, somebody who is saying some variation of not defund the police, abolish the police.

00:22:48.880 No prisons, no police.

00:22:50.400 What world do they think we could possibly live in under these conditions?

00:22:55.540 It's just a level of nutty that I'm so glad that whenever it was,

00:23:01.460 I was like, no, I'm not going along because this is where it ends.

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00:24:10.460 so he opened the door to vote for vance in the 2028 presidential election he accused

00:24:21.360 Democrats have cowardice and warned that the party's increasingly radical wing is taking

00:24:25.660 control, which we're all seeing. And it's like, it's so out there now. It's so out there. And I

00:24:34.960 feel like the last few crops of kids that came out of colleges are all in for the Democratic

00:24:39.800 Socialist Party, but they don't really know how to define it. And they're just kind of lying about

00:24:45.720 what it means, or they just don't really understand it themselves. It's a lot of confusion. I feel

00:24:49.940 like there's a lot of really confused people out there um oh and you know what what do you think

00:24:55.620 about bill maher i mean he you guys i also suggest watch bill maher you know watch watch his show if

00:25:01.340 you can or at least the clips and i know a lot of people are like no i don't like him i don't like

00:25:04.700 him but i have always felt like yeah there's obviously things we would disagree with him on

00:25:11.120 but he he does come back to some sort of middle ground most of the times and make common sense

00:25:16.880 on a lot of issues and like everybody says they listen to all sides so they understand like you

00:25:23.220 know when they're talking to people what they're hearing and thinking but i i just find this

00:25:27.840 interesting with him um yeah the way i look at bill maher is just he's a liberal democrat from

00:25:32.840 the you know 80s and 90s like he's no different than frankly a lot of us now where we may have

00:25:39.520 been somewhat liberal by those standards and we still probably are and um but the way the democrat

00:25:45.820 party has shifted it's like you can't be that anymore like you you can't you can't have those

00:25:50.120 beliefs and then still say yeah and i agree with all the stuff the democrats are doing like you

00:25:53.880 you can because lots of people do it but i think it's just because they don't really realize how

00:25:58.800 much it's changed and they think it's all still the same as it was but it's not and i think

00:26:02.860 mar may be obviously a lot more aware of what's going on than a lot of those people because he's

00:26:07.420 immersed in it but i think he probably still has that same resistance so a lot of people do is

00:26:12.120 that they've made their political party their identity and it's hard to give that up so they

00:26:17.060 want they want to say i'm still a democrat i'm still you know and yeah they just don't realize

00:26:21.820 that it's like you can't really you know like you're you can say you're a democrat and you

00:26:26.560 can vote democrat but what you're actually voting for is very different than what you believe in

00:26:30.680 that case and i think it's becoming more apparent because all these radical candidates are having

00:26:36.640 some success and taking over in the primaries, which I think was an op. I don't think it was

00:26:43.240 like what the DNC wanted to happen. I think it was these radical people said, Hey, we've got

00:26:48.460 an opportunity here. We can pump a bunch of money in and we can make a bunch of people show up at

00:26:51.940 the primaries or do whatever kind of rigging they do and, you know, get their candidate instead of

00:26:56.860 the others. And so I think, you know, it makes sense that he's having trouble with it because

00:27:02.440 I think he, you know, he's kind of a little like James Carville and all the other more traditional

00:27:06.080 Democrat pundits where they're like, well, this is what I think the Democrat party should be.

00:27:10.840 And it's what it always has been for 20, 30, 40 years. And so, you know, they're, the problem is

00:27:17.240 that they're not in touch with the young generation. It's a very different generation.

00:27:21.360 And, you know, it's fine to say, okay, maybe people like Bill Maher will come over or whatever,

00:27:26.040 but I still wouldn't trust him because I don't think he would necessarily say, okay, now I'm a

00:27:30.600 big second amendment guy and all the other things you might think of as

00:27:33.420 conservative.

00:27:34.460 And I also would just say he's going to keep becoming more irrelevant

00:27:39.300 because who watches Bill Maher anymore?

00:27:43.720 Yeah.

00:27:44.380 Well,

00:27:45.040 I think he's still,

00:27:45.980 I think he still has people watching,

00:27:47.560 but what I appreciate about him is that what I appreciate also,

00:27:52.560 this is again,

00:27:53.360 my opinion.

00:27:54.000 I don't really care if he believes in the whole second amendment thing.

00:27:57.880 I just want him to point out to people that the left has gone mad.

00:28:02.680 They've gone batshit.

00:28:04.420 And you would have to twist yourself into a pretzel of somebody you never were.

00:28:10.880 Like if you were like a Bill Clinton Democrat and now you're like, oh, yeah, I'm still a Democrat now.

00:28:16.000 It's like, no, no, they that those two things can't be true because your beliefs when you believed in Bill Clinton,

00:28:22.580 you'd have to absolutely have lost your mind and become schizophrenic to be like,

00:28:26.980 now I align with this. It's just crazy to me. Marcella, what's your take on Bill Maher here? 0.99

00:28:33.700 No, I mean, I'm not surprised of Bill Maher speaking out on this because he's, you know,

00:28:39.860 like he always, he's always spoken out. That's why Politic Linker got canceled after 9-11.

00:28:47.000 he's always been one to think for himself, which is not common in the Democratic Party.

00:28:57.320 However, it's interesting that many in the Democratic Party and the old guard, as you would

00:29:02.920 call it, are kind of speaking out about DSA and the communists, the infiltration, socialist

00:29:10.400 this infiltration and but I think it's too late I think it's you know maybe maybe it's not maybe

00:29:17.060 they can recover their party but it's become like you said just complete batshit crazy party you know 0.96

00:29:24.340 and the party of women the party of this crazy stuff so unfortunately that's where it's leading 0.99

00:29:32.860 to and I'm not sure it's the majority of them but I think the minority is the very strong 0.96

00:29:39.540 minority very loud minority and they have energy yeah yeah you just need a few people yeah exactly

00:29:46.960 they have energy right now that this like wild west party um i just saw morgan mention van jones

00:29:53.080 like van jones on a sub stack you know he's like you know you democrats have to stop putting turds

00:29:58.920 in the punch bowl and telling us that it's whatever he's like you can't you know like you're off the

00:30:03.880 rails about certain things. And I'm like, you know what, Van? I'm sorry. I am no fan of Van

00:30:09.860 and I just never will be. But it's like, it's a little too little too late. You're going to come

00:30:14.780 out now and be like, oh no, we're going crazy. You were going crazy in Trump's first term when

00:30:20.460 you were helping radicalize these people. So you're part of the machine that radicalized

00:30:25.740 these people, that made it okay for people to talk this way, to think this way, to do these

00:30:29.880 things. And now he's like, uh-oh, we're losing the plot. And I don't think I want to live in

00:30:34.120 this world of communism. Like, no kidding, really? So it's interesting. I do have another clip because

00:30:40.360 here's my favorite Democrat talking to Jake Tapperface. Let's check him out.

00:30:48.500 And if that becomes the democratic platform that we will now ever vote for any aid and we'll turn 0.68

00:30:54.520 our back on Israel, then that makes me to make that decision as really what a Democrat should

00:31:01.960 stand for or being a part of my party for me. Now, Jake, I've said this, that if I change my

00:31:09.000 party spontaneously right now, my views and my votes aren't going to change. It's really more

00:31:15.820 of a statement how, and if you look at the kind of people that are winning our primaries,

00:31:19.900 their centerpieces of their campaign is anti-anti Israel kinds of rhetoric, whether it's in my state

00:31:27.880 or it's whether in New York City and what's happening in Colorado now, too. If you believe

00:31:34.600 the Democratic Party's future is rooted in describing Israel as apartheid state or a genocidal 0.99

00:31:41.600 and they don't deserve to have our support, that forces me to say, is this really makes sense for

00:31:48.300 me as a democrat with these views are they continue to actually intensify let's turn um to 0.99

00:31:56.400 the president i always say if jake tapper ever got botox he would lose his whole dick that whole like 0.99

00:32:05.120 scowl looking face um so you know fetterman's pointing it's a good point you know what however 0.99

00:32:11.960 you feel about israel and the wars or whatever the democrats are now the anti-israel party

00:32:17.880 um like it or not you know that's what's happening um what do you think marcella on this one

00:32:24.000 i mean i i don't know if featherman has been paying attention but that's where it was leading

00:32:31.120 to that's the thing i think they're all realizing um certain certain rational

00:32:37.160 or semi-rational democrats like featherman like bill maher like ben uh van uh and others there

00:32:47.380 was a guy named jamie metzel that was part of the clinton white house that is anti-dsa as well

00:32:54.440 um they're all realizing this but it's been like this for a while now i think it's been like this

00:33:01.200 possibly since president obama um where we've they've gone away from israel towards um being

00:33:11.240 And it's not even anti-Israel.

00:33:13.820 It's pro-Hamas, pro-terrorist.

00:33:19.040 Yes. 1.00

00:33:19.800 Pro-Muslim terrorism. 0.99

00:33:21.580 Yes. 0.98

00:33:22.100 Owen?

00:33:23.020 I mean, the big picture here is that I think up until this point,

00:33:27.620 the DNC and the traditional Democrats,

00:33:31.020 they've just been kind of brushing this off like,

00:33:33.200 yeah, we've got the squad, but that's fine.

00:33:35.220 They'll just say their crazy stuff and no one will listen

00:33:37.400 and it won't matter and we've just gone with our lives.

00:33:41.240 But now I think they're realizing that it is kind of more of a hostile takeover sort of thing.

00:33:45.240 It's a little bit more like when the Tea Party came about for the Republicans and they had to deal with it at some point.

00:33:50.820 I couldn't just ignore it. They had to, you know, figure out how to crush it, essentially.

00:33:54.640 But, you know, they absorbed it back into the Republican Party at that point.

00:33:58.100 But I think with this, I think it's more along the lines of what Trump did with the Republican Party, where it was kind of like a hostile takeover.

00:34:06.800 He just took over and said, now this is my party.

00:34:09.200 And I think that's what the radical DSA people are trying to do.

00:34:12.820 They're trying to say, no, this is our party.

00:34:14.740 It's not yours anymore.

00:34:15.680 It's ours.

00:34:16.320 And when they start winning elections, that's when the DNC starts to sit up and take notice

00:34:21.480 and say, oh, wait a second.

00:34:22.900 You know, when we have our incumbents that we've been funding and we thought would always

00:34:26.280 be there and suddenly we got this radical person that won the primary, now we got to

00:34:30.720 do something about it because otherwise they are going to take over our party.

00:34:33.780 And I think that's what they're going through right now is they're past the denial stage.

00:34:38.620 they're trying to fight, you know, trying to fight it. And I don't know how successful they'll be

00:34:43.240 because it does seem like, again, it's not just those candidates. It's also the whole young

00:34:47.180 generation that's been indoctrinated for decades now. And so unfortunately, I don't think it's

00:34:52.300 going to be easy for them to squash because they've trained, you know, however many thousands

00:34:56.680 or hundreds of thousands or millions of people to think this way. I agree. And also, you know,

00:35:04.580 I have two Bill Maher clips today, you guys, because the other thing with the Democrats,

00:35:09.640 it's like, I feel like they're really confusing socialism and capitalism because you can't have,

00:35:18.760 you can't like take taxes from people and then say like you're anti-capital,

00:35:25.340 anti-capital, but we're going to use those people's taxes to fund socialism. Like it

00:35:31.040 doesn't make sense. So here's Bill Maher talking about this other batshit part of the Democrat

00:35:37.900 party. Someone has to explain the American economy to me. I know I've said this before.

00:35:43.440 I still don't get it. Last week was tax day. And as usual, because HBO is so generous,

00:35:49.580 and I'm sure so will be the new owners. I paid to the government if you add in state tax,

00:35:58.160 local, sales, property, fees, Obamacare,

00:36:01.240 probably almost 60% of what I earn.

00:36:05.440 That's a lot.

00:36:06.440 And I still wouldn't mind

00:36:07.760 if Bernie Sanders would stop saying

00:36:10.020 the rich don't pay taxes.

00:36:11.740 And while I'm sure the super-rich,

00:36:13.940 with their army of accountants

00:36:15.380 and corporate loopholes,

00:36:16.600 get away with murder,

00:36:17.580 us regular rich people 0.97

00:36:19.140 pay a shit-ton of taxes.

00:36:21.240 And who stands up and gives us a pat on the back?

00:36:24.140 Nobody, that's who.

00:36:25.160 The top 10% pay 72% of all federal income taxes, and the bottom half, 3%.

00:36:32.740 The Democratic Socialists talk about socialism like we don't already have a lot.

00:36:39.200 Social Security, unemployment, Medicare, nutritional assistance, Medicaid, Obamacare, disability, housing subsidies.

00:36:46.340 Again, not against it. Just the same question.

00:36:49.380 How can you be soaking the rich and failing the poor so badly?

00:36:53.560 How can it be that the federal government alone took in over $5 trillion in taxes last year, and we still need that? 0.93

00:37:02.580 Are we really this incompetent and corrupt? Don't answer that. 0.76

00:37:06.400 But here's the truth. You're not going to get health care to these people by threatening to tax and eat the rich.

00:37:12.760 You raise billionaires' taxes, they just leave the state.

00:37:16.320 Or they leave the country. Or in some cases, the planet.

00:37:19.580 so true right don't you love that owen yeah well i mean you know he i think the what he

00:37:29.740 maybe leaves out but it's not a really a criticism but like what he leaves out i think is that

00:37:34.660 it's not really just about how much taxes people are paying the socialists want the money they

00:37:40.920 want their money they want the rich people's money like that's what it is is you know it's

00:37:45.040 not about oh you're paying you know you're not paying them taxes they might say it that way just

00:37:49.520 because it's a popular way to say it but what they really want is redistribution of wealth they want

00:37:53.500 to say if you've got billion dollars i want that yeah you know if you're a millionaire i want to be

00:37:59.000 a millionaire and like it's all about envy and jealousy and um that's the whole underpinning of

00:38:05.280 that whole socialism idea is to say and it is a total fantasy it would never work and you know

00:38:10.360 it just doesn't you know you pointed that out at the beginning where it's like none of this makes

00:38:14.820 any sense it never made sense but because even if you tax them 100 it wouldn't get what they want

00:38:20.880 because there just isn't enough money and and obviously would have a lot of other impacts if

00:38:24.340 you did that and it already is having impacts at the 50 to 60 percent level where you're

00:38:29.320 discouraging business that would otherwise probably be doing a lot more and a lot better

00:38:32.980 and would rise all boats just like we've seen when things are going well in the economy that

00:38:38.120 we have you know some of the most well-off poor people in the world and um you know i'm not trying

00:38:45.880 to put down anybody's plight you know i understand there are people struggling and a lot of people

00:38:50.120 are struggling but and and even people who you might think oh they're making a lot of money but

00:38:54.360 they're still struggling because it is really expensive to live so i get it but um you know

00:39:00.120 the way to fix it i think is to get more and better jobs and to raise wages and to give those

00:39:05.480 jobs to americans not whoever wants to show up here and um to let the market work that out in

00:39:13.700 terms of having more free markets that push prices down instead of just driving inflation with lots

00:39:19.620 of government spending and so that's that's that you know obviously that's the capitalist

00:39:24.800 system but again you know all these people have been taught otherwise and they've been fed this

00:39:32.460 lie about socialism, about how it's going to be so much better off and, you know, we're

00:39:35.820 going to control your rent and we're going to give you free food and free housing and

00:39:39.760 free health care and free, free, free.

00:39:41.480 And, you know, they don't realize that it's all connected through the tax system and that

00:39:46.320 the government screws everything up and steals half of it.

00:39:49.500 And it's the worst possible way to try and solve those problems.

00:39:53.160 But that's just the way this thing goes.

00:39:57.260 I know. 0.98

00:39:57.800 Marcella?

00:39:58.280 I mean, it feels like they did go to university, these radical leftists, but they seem to forget,

00:40:10.360 they probably never spent a day realizing that wealth, money doesn't come from paper bills or

00:40:18.080 from taking someone's assets and then just redistribute redistribution of wealth it's

00:40:27.440 created by people it's created by ideas it's created by hard work and the idea that you can

00:40:33.760 just do this and it'll work out that's never worked and never will be because there's also

00:40:40.080 the thing that scott would talk to us about is motivation in in for example in cuba if you're

00:40:47.840 a doctor and you went through all the training of becoming a doctor you're going to get paid

00:40:53.760 just as much as someone that didn't go to school possibly you're going to have even more issues

00:41:00.480 where you're going to have to do more regulations so there is no incentive to become something

00:41:08.400 greater better they're missing that that's still missing you know there is no motivation it's

00:41:15.200 never worked i just i just hate the fact that talking about this in general about the united

00:41:21.600 states it's like what's going on you know that's yeah things you never thought you'd say in the

00:41:26.680 never thought i would say it yeah um i don't i don't have further details about this but before

00:41:33.820 we went live in and i'm just gonna call it mom donnie stan at this point um this was like this

00:41:42.380 i'm gonna just play a clip while i'm talking here uh let's see will it play almost finicky

00:41:52.300 okay this is outside this is at the federal plaza in new york city so somebody with i

00:41:59.740 believe like a shotgun and an explosive thing uh yeah uh the the person's apprehended i don't know

00:42:08.620 who it is i'm not guessing or speculating but you know what are we doing people like i i try to tell

00:42:15.740 my friends new york's not safe they're like oh yeah it's great it's great i'm like no it's not

00:42:20.060 it's not um so the last clip i'm gonna play uh it's just a portion of um marco rubio's speech

00:42:29.020 he gave the other day i did not have a chance to hear the whole thing but i did pull this clip and

00:42:34.060 And after this, we're going to go to other news with Owen and Marcella.

00:42:38.080 But let's take a quick listen.

00:42:40.340 This is a distinctive and unique evil.

00:42:43.520 It has always been driven by a hatred, above all else, a hatred for civilization itself.

00:42:50.300 It is a revolt of the worst against the best, a revolt of the weak and the cowardly against

00:42:56.560 the strong and the good. 0.81

00:42:58.180 It is perpetrated by those who cannot build, who cannot create, who cannot achieve great 0.98

00:43:04.520 things and take their revenge upon the world for their own inadequacy by seeking to destroy 1.00

00:43:10.360 those who can.

00:43:13.360 This is what radical leftism is.

00:43:16.040 It may wear various different slogans and ideologies across place and time.

00:43:20.380 They can call themselves anti-capitalist or anti-imperialist or communist or anarchist

00:43:26.140 or Marxist, but the fundamental character is always the same.

00:43:30.100 It's always the same.

00:43:31.260 It is a poisonous resentment cloaked in the language of equality and justice, liberation,

00:43:37.840 an overwhelming need to tear down what greater men have built, to wreck what is beautiful

00:43:43.560 and what is right on behalf of people who are only filled with ugliness and have nothing

00:43:48.640 else to offer the world.

00:43:50.940 Through violence and terror, they once again seek to impose their ugliness on all of us.

00:43:58.180 The old dogma was wrong.

00:44:00.460 The old dogma was wrong.

00:44:01.460 None of this is driven by idealism.

00:44:03.860 It is not utopian.

00:44:05.180 In fact, it is the opposite.

00:44:09.360 One of the criticisms you sometimes hear of communism, for example, is that it sounds

00:44:14.900 good in theory but it never works in practice.

00:44:18.920 That's actually not true.

00:44:21.480 Communism does not sound good in theory.

00:44:23.700 The world it envisions for all of us is small, flat, gray, leveled of all exception, drained

00:44:31.480 of all that is good and noble in the human soul.

00:44:34.540 The world it envisions is a world without courage, a world without creativity or ambition,

00:44:40.300 a world without heroes or glory or great causes to strive towards, a world without miracles,

00:44:47.420 without myths, without men who rise above the rest to do incredible and extraordinary

00:44:52.060 things.

00:44:53.620 And the world communism envisions is a world without God.

00:44:58.020 For these architects of revolutionary violence, the towering achievement of our civilization,

00:45:02.800 for them it's an unbearable humiliation, a reminder of what they cannot do and a reminder

00:45:09.420 of what they cannot be.

00:45:11.580 So they choose instead to destroy.

00:45:14.180 They attack pipelines, they attack railroads, they attack power grids and laboratories,

00:45:20.660 the physical embodied symbols of power and invention and achievement.

00:45:26.820 This is the nature of the terrorism we face today.

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00:46:14.140 So it goes on from there. I definitely recommend we all watch it. I think it's about 20 minutes

00:46:29.360 in length. Um, but you know, it's, it's just what he's talking about is in this country,

00:46:36.260 you know, like the, the, the same terrorists that we're talking about in other countries

00:46:40.900 are also in our country um owen i'll come to you first uh did you get to watch the whole thing

00:46:49.700 uh i i think i just pretty much saw the same clip okay yeah that was a great speech though and i

00:46:55.700 think it you know it sounded me it sounded like he was quoting nietzsche right i think with the whole

00:47:01.940 superman or uberman or ubermensch or whatever you call it and uh you know but a lot of nietzsche's

00:47:06.740 philosophical ideas was about how the weak ugly people are trying to assert their dominance over

00:47:12.160 the strong good people and it seemed like it was echoing a lot of those types of ideas which I

00:47:17.100 think you know I certainly think it's accurate and I think it is what's going on and you know

00:47:22.680 I always thought like this line we've heard for the past I don't know five or ten years was that

00:47:28.680 oh it's really the white nationalists it's the you know like that's what that what that's the

00:47:33.800 biggest terrorist and and i traced that down i remember i it was it was to a particular 0.93

00:47:39.020 congressperson dick durbin senator um from my state unfortunately and he he he's the one that

00:47:46.980 like cornered chris ray and pushed and pushed for him to say that like he made him say well there's

00:47:53.460 this one thing in an fbi report and it was a totally cherry-picked statistic it was just like

00:47:57.480 well there's been more of these types of arrests than those types of arrests but you know it was

00:48:02.600 after like chris ray was trying to resist going there he was like saying you know well we have

00:48:06.540 all kinds of threats that we're tracking and we have all these other things going and like we have

00:48:09.980 foreign tests we have domestic threats we have different and like it was clear that dick durbin

00:48:15.560 went into that trying to get that soundbite just you know i want to see the fbi director say that

00:48:21.060 it's white nationalists that are causing more of these things and it's not true it's i mean i

00:48:26.780 they and i think it's like the left is to the point where they're making up these things right

00:48:31.960 there you hear these stories all the time now where it's like there's a nazi symbol on something

00:48:36.680 and then you find out it was a you know person that was the target of that or at least it wasn't

00:48:42.240 wasn't and um you know all these other hoaxes that we've seen over the years and it seems like okay

00:48:48.440 we don't have enough so let's go get the splc to pay somebody to do it so we can now say that it's

00:48:53.600 worse than other stuff but i we also see all this leftist terrorism happening on a regular basis we

00:48:59.160 We see churches being burned down all over the place.

00:49:02.140 We see all these leftists just getting violent.

00:49:06.440 And I think it is a huge threat.

00:49:08.960 And I'm glad that Ruby was paying attention to it and making it known even worldwide that this is a big problem that we need to face and tackle and stop because it's causing all sorts of problems everywhere, including, like you said, here in America.

00:49:22.300 Yeah, fully agree. 0.78

00:49:23.620 Marcella?

00:49:24.100 I think, I'm not sure if in that speech he talked about the ban, he's banning visas to

00:49:33.700 leftist groups that are trying to destabilize the United States. And one of the things that

00:49:42.060 came out this morning is that he is releasing documents that show how Cuba has tried to

00:49:49.300 over, I mean, 60, 70, I don't know how long, many years,

00:49:56.100 has been trying to do espionage and subversion in the United States.

00:50:02.820 And that's being released to show you that communism is not just an idea,

00:50:09.660 that socialism as well is not just an idea.

00:50:12.620 They're destructive ideas that can basically end our nation as we know it.

00:50:20.300 And I like his passion.

00:50:22.740 I like the line that he says, he says this, they take their revenge on the world for their own inadequacy cloaked in a language of equality.

00:50:32.520 That's just so beautifully, I'm not sure if he's the one that wrote the speech, but it's so beautifully written because that's exactly what they're doing.

00:50:40.780 And they're trying to say, Oh, we want to all be equal.

00:50:44.600 Um, and at the same time, they want to take away from people they envy, um, take

00:50:50.680 away everything from them.

00:50:52.720 And it, you know, like, like, uh, Owen was saying, he's reminds him of Nietzsche, but

00:50:58.020 it's also reminds me of Ann Rand and Atlas Shrugged and Atlas Shrugged was a book

00:51:02.660 about this.

00:51:05.200 It was about the looters versus the producers, how that ends up happening to a country, the United States in that book, and how easily it can turn to this if we don't fight back.

00:51:22.540 And here we are.

00:51:23.960 And here we are.

00:51:24.840 We're here.

00:51:25.780 It's like we're at the front door.

00:51:28.120 Do we shrug?

00:51:29.080 So, I mean, better not.

00:51:33.460 That's what I keep saying.

00:51:34.440 like we better not, you guys, we have to, we have to be the people to rise up and make a big stink

00:51:41.320 about all of this. And, you know, I, I actually, I don't, I don't know who I would, who's running

00:51:48.660 or who I would vote for, for the next president, but I do like Rubio. Um, of course I have to say

00:51:56.100 there's things I don't like about everybody and things I like about everybody, but I feel like 0.89

00:52:01.380 we're going to need a Gen X president and he could be that person. All right. So I'm going to 0.91

00:52:09.140 just go to you guys now. If you guys have news stories prepared, Owen, I think I'm going to

00:52:14.440 come to you first because I know you had a couple of things you were going to talk about. So if you

00:52:18.420 want to pick a news story to make us all brighter and smarter when we go out into the world this

00:52:23.020 week? Well, I mean, there is some good news on the economy that 3.5 million new American

00:52:31.380 businesses have been added in the first half of this year. So, you know, there are lots of

00:52:35.540 different indicators in the economy. Some are positive, some are negative. I'm not trying to

00:52:39.120 put on roses and just say everything's perfect, but 3.5 million businesses is a lot. And I think

00:52:45.600 it was probably, you know, I think it's 12% year over year increase from last year. So

00:52:49.180 there's a lot of entrepreneurship happening and you know people have to be somewhat confident in

00:52:54.560 what they think they can do in the economy to start those businesses so it's not all bad guys

00:52:59.440 you know there's there are some positive signs that we're starting a lot of businesses more than

00:53:03.620 we have in the past that's good news owen thank you for that should we alternate and go to marcella

00:53:09.340 with a with a tidbit now i mean i you know me and my doom gloom um the tape brothers were arrested

00:53:17.660 yes andrew and tristan tate were arrested yeah unfortunately they're still um they're still in

00:53:26.060 florida and they're still to be extradited to the uk those were the charges that they've been

00:53:33.300 facing for quite a i think they added new charges um but they were the same things they were uh

00:53:41.720 they're being accused of rape and, I'm sorry, grape and sex trafficking charges. And, you know,

00:53:51.800 you know, part of me can't tell if this is just an attack on them for being who they are,

00:54:00.660 or is this like an actual like cases, but, you know, you're innocent to proven guilty in my mind

00:54:09.960 um in in in america at least um i'm not sure in the uk but for people that don't know them

00:54:18.320 they're uh brothers very wealthy they were i don't i don't know all the details like i didn't

00:54:25.080 know we were going with the tates today but um so they are reportedly had charges against them

00:54:31.340 and were put in jail for sex trafficking and blah blah blah like i'm not trying to blah blah blah

00:54:36.000 It's just that they haven't been proven guilty of this, I don't think, ever.

00:54:40.140 Is that right, Marcella?

00:54:41.140 Do you know?

00:54:41.740 Yeah.

00:54:42.200 No, they've just been charged with it.

00:54:43.840 That would be Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate.

00:54:46.200 And why I bring them up is that they stand for the opposite of what we're talking about today.

00:54:51.140 They're like the bros, the ones that are pro-man and pro-testosterone, pro-everything, against everything that the new socialist movement stands against.

00:55:07.340 So a lot of Democrats in particular cannot stand the Tate brothers because they're telling, especially like younger men, like, listen, like there's male, you know, male characteristics and female characteristics and the man's supposed to provide and do this and do that.

00:55:25.460 And the woman's supposed to be home, making your dinner, raising your kids.

00:55:28.620 And people are like, oh, and it's like, you know, go to the gym, work out, get a good 1.00

00:55:33.540 job, you know, be masculine.

00:55:35.480 And that is really lost right now in this world.

00:55:39.580 There's a big feminization of men right now by design.

00:55:44.400 And so they are very effective at persuasion on what they're saying.

00:55:51.280 So, yeah. So just more people that I believe they just want to shut up these people because they're effective.

00:55:57.820 All right. Owen, non-doom and gloom or doom and gloom? What do you have?

00:56:03.500 Well, on the Tates, I would just say, like, I think it is there certainly is a psyop against the Tates.

00:56:10.060 I don't I can't say whether or not these charges are legitimate or not, because I don't know what they did or didn't do.

00:56:15.880 I would give them a presumption of innocence since they haven't been convicted of anything.

00:56:21.280 Um, and, but I would say like, I have just noticed for years, like those, again, I scan

00:56:25.900 the news every day and I see all kinds of stories, especially in Australia, for some

00:56:29.420 reason, how they're just complaining left and right about the Tate brothers and how

00:56:33.100 they need to be stopped because they're causing all this corrupt, you know, disruption in

00:56:36.820 the classrooms and the boys are doing these sexist things and it's all because of the

00:56:40.760 Tate brothers. 0.99

00:56:41.300 And it's like, this is ridiculous. 0.72

00:56:43.800 And so I certainly could believe that, you know, they're charging them just because they

00:56:48.880 want to take them off the playing field.

00:56:50.060 They just want to make them go away. Yeah. And I am a little disappointed that the U.S.

00:56:55.900 you know, had him arrested and extradited. But I suppose with all the agreements we have,

00:57:00.000 they probably just had to do that. But and maybe if they just had one

00:57:03.600 citizenship, it would be helpful to them. But they have dual.

00:57:08.780 That's just my opinion. I don't know. Everyone just pick one, pick one, people, pick America.

00:57:13.460 But another good news, the court has ruled in Texas that they can borrow illegals from getting

00:57:19.180 in-state tuition. So that was challenged in court and now affirmed by a federal court that Texas can

00:57:24.220 prohibit illegal immigrants from receiving in-state tuition at public universities. I guess it's no

00:57:28.760 surprise that the leftists would try and challenge that. But it seems like just such common sense to

00:57:34.700 me that it's like, you can't just let someone decide, I'm just going to come here and do it.

00:57:37.800 I mean, I, and I find it personally insulting because it's like they've already had all these

00:57:42.620 rules and restrictions put in place. So the people who live here in our citizens can't do that.

00:57:46.760 They can't, you know, my son went out of state to college and that because his in-state college didn't accept him, I couldn't, we didn't even have that option.

00:57:57.560 And it cost me, I would say six figures just from that.

00:58:01.560 And I did look into it.

00:58:02.640 I'm like, well, what if I moved across the border?

00:58:04.680 Because it wasn't that far away.

00:58:06.400 And it was very clear that they had made sure that couldn't happen.

00:58:09.960 that like no you have to have already lived here for several years and you have to establish

00:58:14.600 residency and you can't just move here and then get in-state tuition and so like they've made

00:58:19.420 sure that people here legitimate assistance can't do it so why the hell would we let illegal 0.97

00:58:23.500 immigrants just show up on the doorstep and say i'm going to get in-state tuition it's ridiculous 0.90

00:58:27.140 so i'm glad texas is doing it i hope other states do it and i hope the federal government just says 0.93

00:58:31.740 nobody's allowed to do it but i don't know how that's going to go yep all right marcella give

00:58:36.480 us a good news story do you have something upbeat keir starmer resigned today um there you go that

00:58:45.020 was good good marcella good job did get resignation there's a new a new person in in place of him

00:58:52.720 andy burnham um he is tell everyone who keir stormer was keir summer is the prime minister

00:58:58.540 of the uk or was yes the former prime minister of the united kingdom so he resigned this morning

00:59:06.460 I mean, this was known, it was in the works because he didn't have the labor parties.

00:59:14.680 He wasn't very popular after two years, so he got ousted just like the others.

00:59:22.420 Everyone's saying the new one's worse.

00:59:25.560 The new one is even more, well, bigger, more charming, I would say, but bigger leftist

00:59:36.440 so he's a charming leftist charming left at the very least who's the most charming leftist in

00:59:45.300 america i wonder you guys drop in the chat who's the most charming no he's not charming he he does

00:59:52.100 have charm no he oozes slimy snake to me he he's not the type where like you think uh hillary

01:00:00.600 clinton thing well yeah apples and oranges aoc it's all relative though can you point to someone

01:00:09.400 who you think you find more charming then then mandami yeah a leftist yeah yeah yeah um

01:00:20.040 fetterman is more charming he's not he's but he's like on the other side of that right he's not

01:00:25.320 Oh, you mean like a wokey woke?

01:00:26.520 You'd not consider, yeah, yeah, the leftist person.

01:00:30.440 A charming, woke?

01:00:33.460 No.

01:00:34.860 Sorry.

01:00:35.700 They're all the same, I guess, to me.

01:00:37.160 I mean, who's more charming, like Cenk Uygur or Mondami?

01:00:43.500 Oh, well, come on.

01:00:46.240 Mondami.

01:00:47.560 Okay.

01:00:48.540 Yeah.

01:00:49.860 How about, would you consider that, who's that podcaster?

01:00:55.320 the breakfast piker no not him i i don't even i don't even know what he's like charlamagne the

01:01:02.080 god yeah yeah charming yeah no okay uh-uh i could do this all day who else who else well i'm just 0.80

01:01:11.460 i'm trying to think of people that might even because like i think mom dami is the obvious

01:01:15.140 answer and i don't know oh really i mean i'm not i'm not saying he's the most charming person i've

01:01:20.520 ever met i'm just and i i'm disgusted by him too but i just like i think that's because we're not

01:01:26.400 leftist and we find that disgusting but when you have to try and be objective and just say okay

01:01:31.180 among that group of radicals who's the most charming i mean i don't you know she loves her

01:01:37.540 gavin great names well that's the thing like you could think about gavin newsom too but it's like

01:01:43.420 he's he's a used car salesman like i don't find i don't yeah i don't think of him as charming

01:01:49.300 i'm sure some women on that side find him charming but i i don't find him charming at all um yeah

01:01:58.340 all right so i guess get oh don lemon says all these people are telling him to run for president

01:02:04.080 sure they are don sure they are oh my god and he runs i think we should encourage him let's

01:02:10.740 embrace and amplify done you're right everyone wants you go for it he's like sitting there in

01:02:15.800 his Hampton's backyard, all preppy, like, yeah, I am considering it because four people said I

01:02:22.200 should. Oh my Lord. These people love themselves. Cory Booker. No, not charming. I'll have to think

01:02:29.620 about it overnight, but, um, all right, you guys. So we did it. Guess who's coming tomorrow.

01:02:35.760 Joshua Lysak is coming tomorrow. We have got to pick up because I'm going to go back tonight and,

01:02:41.780 quickly go through the last time he was here and we were talking about his book, the about the

01:02:47.180 Haitians in Ohio. That was such a good conversation. And we were like, oh, my God, we have to keep

01:02:52.680 this going. So he agreed to come back tomorrow, which is so nice. So we will pick that back up.

01:02:59.460 And he's also going to give us some updates on Scott's biography, which he is working on with

01:03:04.860 Joel Pollack. He's the editor and apparently an amazing editor. Not that we doubted that.

01:03:10.320 Um, all right, you guys. So listen, thank you to Scott and Shelly for allowing this show to

01:03:16.940 continue. We're here. We're, we're communing. It's great. Um, thank you to every single person

01:03:22.820 that shows up here, whether it's every day or once in a while, we appreciate every single person

01:03:28.460 here. I'm looking at you guys in the chat and everyone watching the replay. Thank you. Thank

01:03:32.700 you. Thank you. Um, okay. You guys, I, I know, uh, Joel calls him Josh and I'm not going to be

01:03:39.120 the one to tell joel it's joshua so if you guys want to let him know let him know oh you pre-ordered

01:03:44.720 it already awesome okay you guys so let's uh i'll do an akira song um and then i'm going to go play

01:03:52.220 a game with my friends poolside on a river i mean life is good all right you guys so let's have a

01:03:59.160 closing sip to scott we'll do an akira song and we'll see you back here tomorrow all right everybody

01:04:03.820 Let's be useful. All the things to Scott. Okay. What are we going to do? What are we going to do?

01:04:13.620 Let's pick one. Okay. Oh, how about repetition and simplicity? I don't know if we've done that,

01:04:24.920 but, oh, all right. Yeah. Tomorrow I have another one for us. Okay. Let's do repetition and

01:04:30.060 simplicity. This is from AkiraTheDawnMeaningWave.com, MeaningWave.com.

01:04:45.660 You want to make sure that you always inject novelty. It's what triggers memory.

01:04:52.400 Because your brain will get bored of the sameness. So you need to trigger memory and attention.

01:04:58.020 Contrast is a way to get people to move from where they are to where you want them to be

01:05:03.400 You just say, well, it's much, much less expensive than this

01:05:07.600 So contrast is one of the most important buttons

01:05:10.960 Use contrast often

01:05:12.700 Hey, you don't want to be this bad

01:05:15.960 You could be over here

01:05:17.380 Not repetition and simplicity

01:05:20.940 Our brains are just simple machines

01:05:24.000 Not repetition and simplicity

01:05:26.260 our brains are just simple machines the more you repeat the more the wiring gets solidified

01:05:33.120 repetition and simplicity our brains are just simple machines and if you keep things simple

01:05:41.940 the brain can process it and deal with it and if you keep things simple the brain can process it

01:05:48.840 and deal with it if it's complicated your brain has a tendency to just flush it out

01:05:55.180 Can't deal with it. Flush it out.

01:06:01.640 The fake because is a form of pseudo-logic.

01:06:07.440 Sometimes you need to get people moving with a fake reason

01:06:11.040 that doesn't even actually pass logical standards.

01:06:15.660 But people don't need logical reasons.

01:06:18.740 Just look at politics.

01:06:20.040 people have incredibly different opinions and many of them are smart so if you've got smart

01:06:29.760 people on opposite sides of basically every issue you can see that they don't need real reason

01:06:36.640 we're not a species that operates on real reasons we just we'll take a fake reason we'll take one

01:06:44.740 we made up we'll take a guess we'll follow our friends once you understand that people don't

01:06:50.820 need real reasons it frees you because if you're locked in a little world at a lower level of

01:06:56.580 awareness where you say well i'm not going to convince somebody unless i have a real reason

01:07:03.460 sorry that's not the reality any of us live in real reasons are good if you have them use them

01:07:08.740 But we don't need them.

01:07:11.380 Real reasons are good if you have them, use them.

01:07:13.880 But we don't need them.

01:07:16.720 Real reasons are good if you have them, use them.

01:07:19.560 But we don't need them.

01:07:21.680 Once you know you don't need them and the reality can be authored,

01:07:25.100 you're in better shape.

01:07:27.600 Repetition and simplicity, our brains are just simple machines.

01:07:32.920 Repetition and simplicity, our brains are just simple machines.

01:07:37.280 The more you repeat, the more the wiring gets solidified

01:07:43.460 Repetition and simplicity

01:07:44.840 Our brains are just simple machines

01:07:48.000 Repetition and simplicity

01:07:50.380 Our brains are just simple machines

01:07:53.500 Repetition and simplicity

01:07:55.780 Our brains are just simple machines

01:07:58.700 The more you repeat, the more the wiring gets solidified

01:08:02.840 Repetition and simplicity

01:08:07.280 Our brains are just simple machines, you guys.

01:08:16.900 I love it.

01:08:17.440 I always feel like no matter which one you pick, it just works.

01:08:20.540 I love that so much.

01:08:22.060 All right, you guys.

01:08:22.760 Thanks, Owen and Marcella.

01:08:23.960 I love you guys.

01:08:24.960 And we'll see everybody back here in the morning.

01:08:27.540 Have a great, great, great, great, great day, you guys.

01:08:30.380 You too.

01:08:30.860 Bye.

01:08:31.240 Bye.

01:08:32.180 Bye.

01:08:37.280 Thank you.

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