00:10:38.980She was here fairly recently on the show.
00:10:40.860She once said, what does it say that Fox News is nicer to me than the lefties are?
00:10:45.480What does it say that the conservatives are nicer to me?
00:10:48.580So we're not the first ones to experience this.0.97
00:10:50.580How do we get those kind of people, these people who are so secure in their own perfect, one true opinion, to, like, open up and be, like, stop being such hypocrites.0.61
00:11:00.960You're supposed to be the people who like tolerance.0.96
00:12:26.780So I love that, Marcella, because you heard that time and time again that Democrats would go to a Trump rally, and they were like, oh, my God, everybody was so nice.
00:27:02.160well i i mean i think that one thing i would just say is like it's kind of like there's so many
00:27:07.420things going on around the world that g coming to the un is probably not the top story which it
00:27:13.100would normally be um but i i mean i you know that's my opinion just because you've got all
00:27:19.160this stuff happening in iran you've got all this stuff happening in ukraine you've got you know
00:27:23.740all these different potential things where certain people were allowed in like iran that you wouldn't
00:27:28.800of expected and other people weren't allowed in. And so there's lots of controversy around this
00:27:34.580whole UN process right now. But I think to me, I know there were stories about Besant meeting with
00:27:40.000some of the Chinese delegates or whatever it is to talk about various trade issues. And certainly
00:27:45.900trade is going to be front and center. I think I saw some story that said they were trying to
00:27:51.440make sure that we got the rare earth minerals going again and that we reduce tariffs on certain
00:27:57.540exports from the United States to China. So those are going to be some of the trade issues,
00:28:02.420but certainly fentanyl is still on the agenda in terms of stopping all the precursors from
00:28:06.540coming over here. And there's obviously, like Marcella said, the involvement in some of these
00:28:13.340other conflicts where they're helping the other side. And so I think we need to certainly worry
00:28:19.000about how they're helping Iran, how they're helping Russia, and seeing what we can do about0.97
00:28:25.620that to at least keep them out of it. I don't know that we can prevent them from building up0.99
00:28:29.740their military at all, but at least hopefully we'd be able to say, look, we need you to stop
00:28:34.000helping these other countries that are fighting us. And the other thing that is just so near and
00:28:42.120dear to so many people, and I've been seeing it all over X again, is get Jimmy Lai the hell out
00:28:48.200of prison. It costs chi nothing. Let him out. Okay. If you know, you know, Jimmy Lai. If you
00:28:55.640don't know, look him up. Last name L-A-I. And it's a travesty what's happened to that dear man.
00:29:01.780So yesterday Trump, you know, spoke at the UN and yeah. Oh, and I'm just like looking at all
00:29:06.780the different things he touched on, like for, for, I'll give you guys a little synopsis. Okay.
00:29:12.140Oh, so Greenland, by the way, I wish I had the clip of Greenland's leader because she's like very happy about this deal.
00:29:21.940So on Greenland, he said the deal gives U.S. lasting control over security there and no adversary gets a military presence or sensitive investment without written U.S. approval.
00:29:34.580It's about locking the Arctic in so China or Russia can't move in on it, which is so strategically smart.
00:29:41.940We should have done that a million years ago. As for Ukraine, he said Washington is working
00:29:48.820closely with both Russia and Ukraine, and we will get that done faster than people expect.
00:29:55.880No new plan in the speech, just claiming that a deal is coming. And on Cuba, he called Cuba
00:30:02.700an absolutely failed state under the most pressure it's ever faced and said it will fall
00:30:09.180with marco rubio deep into negotiations the cuban delegation walked out of the room while he was
00:30:16.260speaking as iran did also um and speaking of iran um he said he uh he called iran the top terror
00:30:25.820sponsor said he will never allow a nuclear weapon and demanded that the world isolate them
00:30:31.280economically. Then the line that landed, he has a big decision to make, a deal that lets Iran0.98
00:30:40.340rebuild into a greater country or annihilate the Islamic Republic and drive them into hell.
00:30:48.020He said that Iran is stalling for the U.S. midterms and predicted a deal after November.0.94
00:30:55.260Then he also said he'd finish it fast. Iran's delegation walked out as they should. And what else did I want to tell you about that? Okay. So on, he said the U.S. will no longer let threats gain a foothold anywhere in the hemisphere, in the Western hemisphere. That's the Monroe Doctrine in modern language. This neighborhood is ours to police.0.86
00:31:20.960So he's coming in strong, you know, like we're grabbing, you know, this from Greenland, you know, we're going to do this over here in Iran or annihilate them and blow them into hell.0.95
00:31:31.120And the Western Hemisphere is ours to police. And then for the International Criminal Court, he called the ICC out of control.
00:31:40.340Maybe we should call it the OCC. And told member countries to resign. Message, don't let an international court sit in judgment of the U.S. or its allies. I fully agree with that because the ICC is like trying to put tax or actually the whole union, the NATO union is trying to tax, do like global taxes on things. And he's like, get the heck out of here. We're not doing global taxes.
00:32:07.040So on any of those things so far, Marcella, which one of those would you like to comment on?
00:33:09.260Like he did high ground maneuver over in space, the way that he high ground maneuver, all of the leaders there was very respectful, respectfully, um, basically told, you know,
00:33:27.260basically told, you know, Cuba, as Erica said, they are a failed state. As soon as the word0.63
00:33:35.660failed state goes, the camera goes on to the Cuban guy, the Cuban guys go, oh, no, no,
00:33:43.640no, no, no, señor. And so they went. And then he talked about Iran. And immediately,
00:33:52.120know tv it's like total tv thing moment where they put the what is it now prime minister president
00:33:58.840of iran i don't know he's supposed to be making a speech right now um he didn't check with us but
00:34:06.600anyway so as soon as that hit the guy looked like oh no like somebody had died three thousand times
00:34:13.560what i love about trump is that he told him you've killed 10 000 or more people of your country
00:34:21.400and you don't deserve anything. And we're going to stop you. I'm going to stop you from having
00:34:26.240nuclear weapons. And that's when everybody clapped and not just the Americans. And it wasn't,
00:34:33.960you know, it was more than just the Americans, but the main thing of his speech was an indictment on
00:34:40.620the UN and telling them that without them, he had to take action, that he doesn't need them basically.
00:34:48.180and he can do it. He can do the deal. He's the master persuader. He, he said, you know,
00:34:55.280on the sidelines, they could do the deal with Ukraine and, and, and Iran and all those sorts
00:35:00.660of things, you know, but it is what it is. I, I loved it. It was, you know, I, I thought of Scott
00:35:09.140a lot when I saw it and I thought of Erica and Owen and I thought, oh my gosh, this is what we
00:35:14.280want. And on top of that, the escalators were working in the UN this time around. So everything
00:35:21.300was full on. This is something that wasn't working before. So I'm glad I'm glad he was there. And I
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00:42:59.240They are cheating by purging voter rolls.
00:43:02.380So we say as leaders then to folks, not only must you register to vote, check your voter registration status to make sure you haven't been purged from the rolls.
00:43:14.980They're trying to take our tools, but we are a creative people.
00:43:19.080and we know how to fight and we have always been fighting against the odds and that has never
00:43:28.260deterred us i can't and it's you know what does it for me with her it's she's always got her arms
00:43:37.460flapping like a chicken and she's like always like jumping up and down and as soon as someone
00:43:42.180gives like a a cheer from the crowd she goes into like that obama preacher hillary voice i'm like1.00
00:43:48.720oh my god you're so inauthentic i can't take her um i want her to run so badly i just she gives me1.00
00:43:56.100so much entertainment i want you know what honestly forget it like don't even worry about
00:44:02.720running for president you guys just do like a pay-per-view thing or a live streaming thing
00:44:07.900let's get let's just get newsom aoc and kamala to just debate each other for an hour like that's0.76
00:44:15.600All I need out of this is to watch those three debate each other.0.91
00:55:08.060to push the boundaries of airframe and propulsion design.
00:55:11.760It will not be long before NASA is flying once again
00:55:14.940as high and as fast as we have from decades past and then even more. You showed a picture of the
00:55:20.560blackbird up there. You sure that's a blackbird? Well, okay. What was that picture that you showed
00:55:27.580up there? Like I said, NASA is getting back in business flying high and fast again. I mean,
00:55:32.880that doesn't seem like a space vehicle. It seems like a earth air vehicle. Yeah. So the first day
00:55:40.100in NASA is our aeronautics portfolio. And what we've contributed to over the decades,
00:55:45.680you may not realize this, look, when you go see an F-22 fly at an air show and wow you,
00:55:49.720the fly-by-wire technology was us. The thrust vectoring technology was us. NASA has been
00:55:57.340contributing to breakthroughs in aeronautics, both civil, commercial, and national security
00:56:01.480applications for a long time. And again, kind of similar to the same theme, over the years,
00:56:05.800we've been forced to spend our aeronautics budget on subsidizing high TRL efforts from big prime
00:56:12.280contractors. An engine that's 40 years old, they want to squeak 3% more fuel efficiency out of it,
00:56:17.540get NASA to pay for it. I'm like, are you kidding? There is no way we are doing that. You can
00:56:21.800underwrite that investment yourself for competitive reasons. You know what I want to do? I want to get
00:56:25.440back to the radical airframe and engine designs like we were always supposed to do, and you're
00:56:29.400getting a little bit of a taste for that. I love it. That makes me excited, right, Marcelo?
00:56:35.120right i love it very excited with his uh thrust and all that information about the air the the
00:56:42.760the the new ups and everything else you're getting yourself in trouble again
00:56:46.940propulsion lord propulsion oh my gosh tell me more but i mean it would be he is actually
00:56:55.880like he act he sits there all like he's not saying something so
00:57:01.060the things that he's just saying to them is like it's explosive the fact that he's changing how
00:57:08.800many years like i don't know how long nasa has been around but at least 50 years 60 years so i
00:57:16.600mean the fact that he has taken is going to take nasa to a different um like a different road where
00:57:24.540You're actually going to do more experimental, more things in-house versus outhouse versus outside like Boeing and all the other companies.
00:57:41.580I mean, this is thrilling for me because I love space and it means that there's going to be more innovation, which there hasn't been.
00:57:49.980I think SpaceX and Elon and Bezos' Blue Origin has really helped in pushing NASA to that direction.
00:58:06.060Yeah, I was going to make a similar point that I think, you know, certainly a big part of the reason behind a lot of this not happening for such a long time was the Challenger disaster.
00:58:15.540I totally understand why that happened, but it was also a huge setback for NASA that just for decades, really, they didn't do very much because everybody was afraid to try and put another space shuttle up or have another disaster and what that would mean politically and economically and everything else.
00:58:31.560And so I'm really glad to see this huge resurgence. And I was going to make a similar point about like these billionaires jumping in the game has really changed the picture. I think that's really what spurred it all on, was having Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos say, you know what, we're going to do this space stuff and we're going to develop this technology in a way where it's a lot cheaper, it's a lot better.
00:58:57.940Right. And it's it's a lot better than, you know, the the previous technology, because there's I think have been behind the scenes developments on a lot of these things that have gotten a lot better over the decades.
00:59:09.720And so now they're applying them back to this space domain. And I think now we're seeing these really advanced satellites.
00:59:14.940We have space weapons. We have this new plane that apparently is some secret thing.
00:59:20.080And so, yeah, it is a really exciting time to see what they're going to be doing.
00:59:24.320And, you know, I don't think it's accidental that they modeled the uniforms after Starship Troopers, that they're really thinking we're going to be headed out to space and, you know, we'll have to see where it goes.
00:59:34.860I think there's a lot probably still left to learn because everything I've read about people in space says we're really not ready to have people like living in space.
00:59:45.440Like, I don't think we really understand the impact on the human body as well as we need to and how to counter some of the bad effects that they have already seen.
00:59:52.940um and so i think we need to figure a lot of things out but i think the only way to figure
00:59:57.960it out is to get up there so i you know i think there's a lot of brave men and women that are
01:00:02.100willing to do that and um help us advance that and maybe we will end up with a base on the moon or
01:00:07.620on mars someday which i never would have said like 10 years ago i would have been like never
01:00:11.880never we're not going to do that you know but now now it's like yeah sure maybe we will send me send
01:00:16.600me but yeah oh and you're right like this is what i'm saying like think about it like we we would
01:00:20.960be like, oh yeah, we're going to go to Mars. There's little Martians there and whatever. But
01:00:24.480now we're like, oh shit, we might be going to Mars or the moon or wherever. It's a possibility0.99
01:00:30.680for sure. So that vehicle, if you will, was called the SR-71 Blackbird. So we'll have to
01:00:41.700look into that further. Any space freaks, look into stuff and send us information. I love it.
01:00:48.660I can't even believe I'm loving all this space stuff, but I really, it's just so amazing.
01:06:49.380Every time somebody criticizes you, you just made money. Do you know why I say that?
01:06:55.760Because you just made money. It's true. If somebody criticizes my live stream,
01:07:02.240and I'll tell you the biggest criticism I'm hearing is that my shelves are boring.
01:07:06.860now do i feel good that you're telling me that there's something about my thing that i do every
01:07:13.640day is it good no nobody likes to be criticized it's not like you can enjoy it but how do i
01:07:23.020receive it do i receive it as oh i guess i suck i could right how easily could i receive a
01:07:32.080criticism like that is. God, I'm an idiot. Why did I see it? Obviously those shells need something on them. That'd be real easy, wouldn't it? I don't. Here's how I hear it.1.00
01:08:02.080I know exactly what to change to do a better job because you told me that's like money
01:08:09.760if somebody hands you a thing that will definitely make you money what is your feeling about it
01:08:16.480you feel oh I hate it when people give me a thing that makes me make money
01:08:22.540about most of you think exactly that you think I hate criticism not me years ago
01:08:30.860when people would criticize my comic i would hate it of course but then i would say oh a lot of
01:08:38.220people are saying the same thing so i'll change it and then i would make that change and that
01:08:43.420made me rich i literally got rich by being criticized and understanding the criticism as
01:09:00.860Every time I hear one, I say, wait a minute, you just told me how to get richer.
01:09:21.160The same applies if you're not trying to get rich.
01:09:23.580Suppose you just wanted a better social.
01:09:25.820The best advice somebody gave me was the cruelest thing anybody ever said.
01:09:30.100One day my female friend told me how negative I was
01:09:32.740And what a bummer it was to listen to me
01:09:34.560Because I was complaining about stuff all the time
01:09:36.520Now, I was not aware that I was a big complainant