The Anthony Cumia Show - Elvis Knew How to Keep His Mouth Shut

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00:01:17.600 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:01:21.960 uh quickly i just want to talk about something that uh i i kind of invented uh maybe not but

00:01:31.520 a few years back it's something i call a investing and uh it's when something happens to a company

00:01:39.220 and and they go down the toilet very temporarily and then i uh i jump on that now this one may

00:01:48.100 seem a little insensitive but it's capitalism people you got to uh take lemons and then uh

00:01:57.360 when lemons are launched off a roller coaster and smash into the ground lemonade is what's left on 0.72

00:02:04.140 the ground lemonade so uh yeah six flag stock took uh the proverbial crap um it it it fell

00:02:13.040 it dropped get it or uh 16 and uh i just see it as people are still going to want to go on

00:02:20.760 roller coasters of course you know the story some poor guy was on one of the roller coasters at six

00:02:27.040 flags and uh his uh safety bar and safety bar uh didn't work it kind of opened up and he

00:02:36.880 flew right out of the roller coaster and uh something you don't want to ever do in your life

00:02:44.120 plummet you never want to plummet and that's what he did he he bounced off a few people a few things

00:02:51.500 there are some tragic pictures uh this poor guy just trying to have some fun on a roller coaster

00:02:57.120 but i i see it as an opportunity to uh buy a uh a stock that has taken a plunge itself

00:03:08.760 no oh boy not quite the stock investing programs that you usually hear about is it

00:03:16.360 no i learned this from papa john's many years ago papa john's pizza remember when the papa

00:03:22.340 john's guy dropped the n-bomb it was a phone call and he dropped an n-bomb and uh the stock plummeted

00:03:28.880 all i'm thinking is people still like pizza people still want uh papa john's pizza or whatever the

00:03:35.240 hell other kind of pizza you eat so uh you know i put a few bucks in there and it came back in

00:03:40.820 like a week a week and a half and now i'm thinking six flags people love roller coasters they love 0.97

00:03:46.520 going to these stupid theme parks and uh the the fact that someone died on the ride there are 0.99

00:03:53.080 twisted bastards that actually are psyched about that they want to go on the ride where someone 1.00

00:03:59.880 died so uh that's my little advice you know in my humble opinion uh past performance is not 0.98

00:04:07.820 indicative of future results uh i am not a stockbroker or and i'm just i'm just saying

00:04:13.440 And if you want to, you know, and yes, I call it n-vesting because the first time I did it was when Papa John's dropped the n-bomb.

00:04:21.620 And yeah, I've made a few bucks in that way. 0.67

00:04:24.580 So just a little tip from your buddy, Anthony.

00:04:26.760 Now let's get to some serious business.

00:04:31.660 ICE, you know, the law enforcement agency that the president has given a mission to during his term.

00:04:43.440 To go out there, round up as many illegal aliens as you can, and toss them out of the country. 0.92

00:04:51.380 And with a resounding yes, people voted for Donald Trump and that platform, and they're doing it. 0.99

00:04:58.660 They are out there, they are arresting illegals and tossing them out of the country. 0.91

00:05:04.140 And for some reason, the people that lost the election and the people that voted for the people that lost the election are angry with this. 0.74

00:05:15.500 Well, of course, your guy, girl, candidate, was against something like ICE and getting rid of the illegal aliens in this country.

00:05:27.920 So when you see the winner, Donald Trump, and the people that voted for Donald Trump saying this is a good thing, sorry, we won. 0.58

00:05:39.580 I'm sure if you win the House, the Senate, the presidency, God forbid, you're going to do plenty of things that we're none too happy about.

00:05:50.000 We probably won't riot, burn down cities, assault, murder people because of it.

00:05:59.160 We will, you know, what we usually do, make our opinions and voices heard and dissent.

00:06:08.540 But, you know, you guys have a different tact about it.

00:06:13.640 So, and breaking the law.

00:06:16.120 They love breaking the law.

00:06:17.340 This is New Jersey Governor Mikey Shirell.

00:06:21.880 Isn't it fun?

00:06:22.540 She's got a name like Mikey.

00:06:24.800 I thought it was Mickey.

00:06:26.320 Is it Mickey or Mikey?

00:06:28.000 I think it's Mikey.

00:06:29.660 Who cares? 0.99

00:06:32.380 She's the governor over there in Jersey, 1.00

00:06:34.760 and they have no qualms about just saying, break the law. 0.99

00:06:41.780 We're going to help you break the law.

00:06:44.740 We're going to aid and abet criminals as far as illegal aliens go to help them not get captured by ICE, who was given a mission by the president to get this job done.

00:07:01.480 but uh yeah there's a few of them uh we'll start with new jersey governor mikey shirrell

00:07:08.200 uh encouraging these lefty activists uh they're rioters they're thugs they're uh troublemakers

00:07:18.080 but you know activists to quite literally harass

00:07:23.700 launch when they're out there doing their job uh ac2 is the clip let's give it a listen

00:07:32.080 i've already met with ag we are putting out information on what helping new jerseans know

00:07:38.240 their rights we are not going to allow any iced raids to be staged from state properties and we

00:07:44.780 are also going to be standing up a portal so people can upload all their cell phone videos

00:07:51.080 and alert people.

00:07:52.040 Like, if you see an ICE agent in the street,

00:07:53.900 get your phone out.

00:07:54.960 Yes.

00:07:55.300 We want to know.

00:07:57.840 Woo!

00:08:00.480 They have not been forthcoming.

00:08:02.680 They will pick people up.

00:08:03.640 They will not tell us who they are.

00:08:05.360 They will not tell us if they're here legally.

00:08:07.720 They won't check. 1.00

00:08:08.560 They'll pick up American citizens. 0.51

00:08:09.920 They picked up a five-year-old child.

00:08:11.720 We want documentation.

00:08:13.100 And we are going to make sure we get it.

00:08:17.680 Isn't that great?

00:08:19.240 Isn't that great?

00:08:19.860 We're just going to flout the law. We're going to spit in the face of federal law enforcement and the mandate that Donald Trump got on his election by the people that want this to happen.

00:08:33.100 But you hear her bitching about way. Yeah, we're not. They haven't spoken to us. They don't talk to us. They don't court.

00:08:40.940 Well, you you're not working with them. They're supposed to tell you which illegals they're picking up when you release violent, illegal criminals into the general population without telling ICE that these people were in your custody.

00:08:56.960 You had them.

00:08:58.760 That's how it's supposed to work. 0.87

00:09:00.720 Local and state officials apprehend illegal aliens during the commissions of crimes.

00:09:09.560 And then they just don't tell ICE.

00:09:12.740 And they release them with no bail because, you know, bail reform.

00:09:17.180 Remember bail reform, that thing that keeps Americans safe?

00:09:22.660 I don't know how they try to twist that one around.

00:09:25.660 Bail reform.

00:09:26.820 It's for the safety of New Jersey and New York and California and all these other blue states.

00:09:33.560 It doesn't seem to work that way, but that's Mikey Sherrill saying that people should harass ICE.

00:09:41.380 Get out there, get in their face, get your cameras out.

00:09:44.840 And she's speaking to mental patients.

00:09:49.960 Let's remember, keep that in mind, when she's telling people to get their phones out

00:09:55.620 and record ICE agents as they're doing their jobs. 0.89

00:10:00.380 She's talking to lunatics who will take her word, 1.00

00:10:04.900 say, oh, take my phone, and then run up to them, 1.00

00:10:08.640 throw things at them, try to pull the person

00:10:13.380 that they're taking into custody away,

00:10:16.120 maybe have a gun, maybe drive into some of the ICE agents 0.99

00:10:20.380 until they have to shoot at you. 0.99

00:10:23.560 those are the people she's talking to they're not very stable you can't tell them things they go from

00:10:31.340 one to to a hundred in a second you tell them to video something and they think they're now

00:10:40.320 they've been deputized by governor mikey shirell to go out there and protect and save the poor

00:10:48.840 undocumented immigrant

00:10:51.040 who's just trying to make a better

00:10:52.940 life for his family

00:10:54.500 they work hard, do you know they

00:10:56.860 pay taxes

00:10:57.720 that by the way

00:11:00.920 is one of my favorites

00:11:01.840 many of our neighbors

00:11:04.500 who are undocumented 1.00

00:11:05.880 go to work, take care of their

00:11:08.860 families, pay their taxes

00:11:10.680 where is this happening

00:11:12.600 where are

00:11:15.040 they paying their taxes

00:11:16.480 it ain't happening 1.00

00:11:18.840 And then we have L.A. City Councilwoman Imelda Padilla. 1.00

00:11:26.260 She wants her take was talk to the LAPD and tell them to rat on ICE agents. 1.00

00:11:35.100 You know, if the LAPD sees ICE operating within LAPD jurisdiction, instead of, oh, I don't know, helping,

00:11:43.260 helping with crowd control because ice is constantly being assaulted by uh these rioters

00:11:50.520 uh maybe the lapd you know hey guys uh if you're around you see this step up to crowd control make

00:11:57.620 sure ice can do their job that they were instructed to do by the president voted for by the people of

00:12:05.700 the united states of america but uh emelda padia she she has a different idea of what lapd should

00:12:12.800 do uh the clips ACA let's listen to Emerda can we use technology like AI technology

00:12:20.760 to create a situation where your department can identify hey there's agents non-city of LA

00:12:31.160 in a neighboring town everyone go on alert in a way where you can support our business community

00:12:38.960 and our immigrant community to know that it's time.

00:12:42.800 That's something related to the lack of due process,

00:12:46.220 the lack of warrants is about to hit our town.

00:12:53.200 I'm asking a creativity question here.

00:12:56.840 What can your department do to do more to warn us,

00:13:00.060 to warn the business community that outside of our L.A. border,

00:13:03.720 business community, coming in from Inglewood,

00:13:06.000 coming in from Anilou Valley, I don't know,

00:13:08.380 you can warn us so that we can warn our folks in the spirit of your loyalty to the city of los

00:13:15.980 angeles so you're asking me to warn you about an enforcement action being taken by another agency

00:13:22.880 before it happens yeah yeah why not that would be obstruction of justice you may want to talk

00:13:29.020 to the city attorney about that that is fantastic i love it when you get to see somebody

00:13:38.100 like that LAPD

00:13:40.460 commissioner 1.00

00:13:42.440 and this idiot 1.00

00:13:44.800 this idiot 1.00

00:13:46.240 doesn't understand how things 1.00

00:13:48.780 actually work

00:13:50.000 that law enforcement is not

00:13:52.920 going to rally behind

00:13:54.960 some liberal commie 0.99

00:13:56.760 and rat 0.78

00:13:58.820 out their brethren

00:14:00.040 in ICE when they show up

00:14:02.960 in a neighborhood

00:14:03.520 I am certain the LAPD

00:14:06.820 loves when ice shows up and at least drags away maybe a couple of people that they've had issues 1.00

00:14:14.600 with over the course of the years that just make a problem for uh the police department and she's

00:14:23.420 asking them could you imagine seeing an lapd officer or brass and they see ice operating they

00:14:31.280 They go, oh, I've got to get on my radio.

00:14:33.260 I've got to get on social media and let Imelda Padilla know that ICE is in the neighborhood.

00:14:41.740 It's so ridiculously insane to think that. 0.98

00:14:49.800 And she sat up there questioning this representative of the Los Angeles Police Department,

00:14:56.900 thinking she was making a great point, a great suggestion. 0.98

00:15:02.160 All of her people, you know, the sheep that follow her, 1.00

00:15:07.240 her fellow Democrats and liberals and idiots, they love it. 1.00

00:15:12.940 And I'm sure they posted, oh, she nailed this guy, 1.00

00:15:17.260 got him to admit that we are not going to inform the population,

00:15:26.200 the business community that was great she said the business community so the lapd 0.54

00:15:32.500 is is against the business community why is that illegal aliens that's what they're called 0.96

00:15:43.600 illegal aliens these aren't citizens they're not your neighbors they're not residents 0.95

00:15:54.300 They're illegal aliens. 1.00

00:15:57.040 And that's what you got. 0.98

00:15:59.720 All right.

00:16:00.340 Hey, don't go anywhere.

00:16:01.340 We're coming back in a matter of seconds.

00:16:03.960 Stick around.

00:16:05.200 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:16:11.200 The Democrat politicians who are doing their damnedest to make sure ICE cannot do their job.

00:16:20.440 And, you know, irregardless, they're getting things done, which is nice.

00:16:25.860 Nice to see.

00:16:27.160 I like watching videos of ICE doing their job for two reasons.

00:16:32.640 Because, A, I voted for that, so I like seeing things getting done.

00:16:39.680 And secondly, I go to read the comments, and some of these people, they're so upset.

00:16:45.920 You know the liberal tears? We've been talking about that for years. It's an old thing. But you just know that they're whining and crying about it. It's exactly what we voted for. Thank you very much.

00:16:59.800 And here's a great example of how phony and what liars politicians are.

00:17:11.240 Here's Joe Biden from 2007.

00:17:16.320 Now, sanctuary cities became this thing for some reason.

00:17:23.580 Sanctuary for criminals.

00:17:26.060 Every sanctuary city is a nightmare city for the taxpaying, productive, peaceful members that reside in those cities.

00:17:39.080 So where is the sanctuary?

00:17:42.680 It's certainly not for the people that keep those cities running, the working people of America.

00:17:49.860 It's sanctuary for criminals.

00:17:52.300 And it's so hard to wrap your mind around why they do this, the motivation behind protecting criminals at the expense of the safety and finances of the taxpaying citizens of your city.

00:18:12.200 I just don't get it. But back in 2007, a man you may have heard of, Joe Biden, was commenting on sanctuary cities.

00:18:22.180 And it certainly doesn't sound anything like the meandering Alzheimer's victim, Joe Biden, that we were used to during his puppet regime presidency.

00:18:34.740 But listen to this, because this is how sensible people thought, even someone like Biden, even Democrats, back in 2007.

00:18:45.180 AC1's the clip. Let's listen to Joe Biden.

00:18:49.060 Would you allow these cities to ignore the federal law regarding the reporting of illegal immigrants and, in fact, provide sanctuary to these immigrants?

00:18:58.700 The reason the cities ignore the federal law is the fact that there is no funding at the federal level to provide for the kind of enforcement at the federal level you need.

00:19:08.600 Pick up the New York Times today.

00:19:10.060 There's a city not far across the river from my state that imposed similar sanctions.

00:19:15.740 And what they found out is, as a consequence of that, their city went in the dumps, in the dumpster.

00:19:21.280 Stores started closing.

00:19:22.440 Everything started to happen.

00:19:23.680 And they changed the policy.

00:19:24.900 Part of the problem is you have to have a federal government that can enforce laws.

00:19:29.540 This administration has been fundamentally derelict in not funding any of the requirements that are needed to even enforce the existing law.

00:19:36.460 So, Senator Biden, yes or no, would you allow the cities to ignore the federal law?

00:19:40.560 No.

00:19:41.280 Okay.

00:19:43.600 There you go.

00:19:45.340 What do you say to something like that?

00:19:47.720 Oh, well, it was 2007.

00:19:50.080 I'm sure he changed his opinions.

00:19:51.860 No, he didn't.

00:19:53.060 No, he didn't.

00:19:53.720 he changed what he was saying just like all them do there are uh videos of the clintons 0.63

00:20:01.500 just lambasting illegal uh aliens and talking about sanctuary cities and how this is terrible

00:20:09.600 and we need to enforce our borders and our laws and then they just realized i guess 1.00

00:20:15.480 that there's a voter base out there that loves uh being uh stupid liberal uh open arm to invaders 0.99

00:20:26.260 that and then they they change their tune and then of course they saw hey we could get these 1.00

00:20:34.820 people a vote what that's insane they're illegal how could they possibly vote we'll we'll take care

00:20:41.420 of it we'll get them uh ids social security numbers uh get them commercial driver's license

00:20:50.540 and uh if all that doesn't work we'll just say that we don't want id to vote how about that 0.99

00:20:58.220 instead of trying to get them ids let's just get rid of ids to vote and that way all these illegals 0.60

00:21:05.280 that love us because we give them free stuff uh they can vote you like my little scenario i'm 1.00

00:21:11.920 going to turn it into a broadway play isn't that ridiculous but that's exactly what's happening

00:21:19.220 and joe biden wasn't the only one he had no idea what what was going on i don't even blame joe

00:21:27.180 Biden. I blame everyone around him. Dr. Jill Biden. And I think Barack Hussein Obama had a lot to do

00:21:39.580 with influencing what was going on in the Biden administration. I blame all them.

00:21:49.080 So we'll talk more about that. Don't you go anywhere. Back in a flash.

00:21:54.780 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:22:01.340 I like giving myself the old pat on the back every so often.

00:22:05.700 But this might shock you at first.

00:22:09.220 I was a shock jock, so look out.

00:22:11.460 Hold on to your hats, ladies.

00:22:14.520 I don't believe libraries have any place in our society in 2026.

00:22:22.180 Whoa, Anthony. 1.00

00:22:25.140 You're a crazy person. 1.00

00:22:26.920 You're wild. 1.00

00:22:28.140 You're a shock jock.

00:22:31.120 Libraries, of course, they used to be such a part of this country.

00:22:37.140 Americana, the library.

00:22:39.800 You'd go there and study if you were in school.

00:22:42.840 Even after school, you wanted to know something.

00:22:46.000 Where could you go?

00:22:48.240 To your Encyclopedia Britannica that your parents got you? 0.99

00:22:52.820 you know you only have a through c i want to learn about zebras i'm screwed so you went to

00:23:00.260 the library and it was nice the old librarian you learned how to use the card catalog the

00:23:07.040 dewey decimal system i'm sure mr dewey was very proud to have his name attached to that

00:23:12.800 uh in 2026 libraries are completely unnecessary i have a whole library right here

00:23:22.820 it's my iberry i call it because it's on my phone and uh everything you could ever possibly want to

00:23:30.840 know is there and you don't have to go to the librarian or the card catalog or uh section 800

00:23:38.120 it's right there so look it was quaint it was nice it was americana but it's uh like the circus

00:23:47.640 uh it's it's done it's old hat but people still think a city needs a library to seem like they're

00:23:57.420 cultural oh anthony libraries still have functions uh for children oh you mean drag time story hour 0.98

00:24:07.120 i've seen that where they uh bring a bunch of kids in so a man could shake his hairy man ass

00:24:14.020 in their face in a library setting then i've also noticed they become homeless shelters oh yeah 0.98

00:24:22.960 oh yeah uh people politicians that put library funding into their budget they know what do you

00:24:35.000 need more books any more chairs what do you need it's a scam they are taking money taxpayer money

00:24:45.520 allotting it to the library and then do whatever they want with it they turn these libraries into

00:24:52.140 left-wing activist centers homeless shelters and uh uh proxy prisons jails i'm not kidding you

00:25:04.100 libraries are completely obsolete and they're spending your money on something that has turned

00:25:12.040 into a place that is quite frankly disgusting here's a story that's uh making the rounds on

00:25:20.420 even mainstream media and social media uh listen to what's happening to this particular library

00:25:28.040 AC-7 is the clip.

00:25:30.260 And concerns to shut down Santa Monica's main library

00:25:33.360 after fecal matter and E. coli were allegedly found on tables and keyboards.

00:25:37.680 Yum! 0.99

00:25:38.280 Clean up this library, sanitize it.

00:25:40.560 John Alley with the Santa Monica Coalition hired an outside organization to test surfaces inside.

00:25:46.520 And what we found was awful.

00:25:49.860 Fecal coliforms, which are bacteria that are only found in human waste, in feces,

00:25:55.280 they should be in a toilet, nowhere else.

00:25:58.040 And E. coli, the kind, again, you find in a toilet.

00:26:02.240 Dozens of people Monday outside the library when it opened with blankets and suitcases.

00:26:07.620 It's a homeless shelter.

00:26:08.580 The coalition alleges drug use, pornography, and sexual activity all inside library walls.

00:26:14.720 My colleagues saw active sex in the restrooms, in the stalls.

00:26:20.220 Some library guests almost... 0.74

00:26:22.020 Sounds like the Democrat chambers in the Capitol.

00:26:24.620 I just get my books and I come, you know, pick them up.

00:26:28.280 I don't really use much else.

00:26:29.600 They found fecal matter on some of the desks.

00:26:32.440 You know, that could be.

00:26:34.060 Make sure that you wipe your booty because if you don't wipe your booty, 0.98

00:26:38.640 that's going to end up somewhere else.

00:26:41.520 This is one of the homeless people, by the way.

00:26:43.120 They take safety seriously, adding we are aware of the claims made regarding conditions at the main library.

00:26:48.100 No, you don't.

00:26:48.580 We want to distinguish between individual incidents that may occur in a busy public facility

00:26:53.040 and broader claims about the library's operations and conditions.

00:26:57.060 If both of the random samples yielded that kind of material

00:27:00.860 in places where they should not exist,

00:27:03.700 then that suggests that it probably exists elsewhere.

00:27:06.400 It's horrible, and I'm not going to step foot in there until it's fixed.

00:27:10.360 Yeah. There you go.

00:27:12.820 That's what libraries are now.

00:27:15.000 Did you hear him? He goes,

00:27:15.720 The library just opened its doors,

00:27:18.280 and there's a line of people with blankets and suitcases.

00:27:24.040 They're going in there to live, to defecate, not practice hygiene, that's obvious,

00:27:35.020 and then utilize all the equipment there where they then get fecal matter all over it. 0.91

00:27:41.440 It's, quite frankly, it's disgusting.

00:27:44.420 But this is what's happening.

00:27:46.100 And then, of course, the library, as Santa Monica puts out a statement, they want to distinguish between individual instances and this kind of a rumor that this is running rampant in our library.

00:28:00.760 No, it's not individual instances.

00:28:03.800 Who else is using the library?

00:28:05.960 They spoke to that woman that goes, I just I just go in, I get my books and then I leave and go home.

00:28:12.400 What are you? Do you drive your DeLorean there from 1955 and grab your books and then go back?

00:28:22.360 Because there's no reason to go to a library for a book in 2026.

00:28:28.660 No reason. Everything's available online.

00:28:33.260 And if you want to get a book to own, buy it.

00:28:38.180 Go to Amazon, anywhere else. Great discounts on books.

00:28:42.400 And they're fecal-free.

00:28:44.220 They ought to put that in the ads for Amazon or Barnes & Noble online or something.

00:28:50.900 All our books are fecal-free.

00:28:55.380 I don't understand how people haven't seen this.

00:29:01.100 I think it was New York City.

00:29:03.660 New York City Public Libraries, in the last budget, was allotted $30 million.

00:29:10.140 dollars there are three public libraries in new york city a big ones you know uh that are funded

00:29:19.120 by the city 10 million each what what are you spending 10 million dollars on and i'll tell you 0.94

00:29:26.040 what left-wing shenanigans that's what's going on in the library they have these uh transgender

00:29:35.160 gender meetings they have uh drag queen story time like i said with the kids got to get the

00:29:41.300 kids involved what a what better place do you know when you hear those stories about uh kid

00:29:48.020 touchers and whatnot and it's like whoa he was a beloved coach of the softball team oh this guy

00:29:54.960 had such an interest in helping children he was a camp counselor a boy scout leader yeah that's

00:30:03.280 now what libraries are they're a place where they could get kids to come to and at the at the least

00:30:11.720 indoctrinate them in their uh left-wing uh debaucherous ideology and at the worst i don't

00:30:20.740 want to hear what's going on in pure science or literature or or fiction over there i don't know

00:30:28.540 the numbers i need a dewey decimal system to confirm what those sections are but yeah that's

00:30:36.340 what libraries are all about right now and they're being funded by you and nothing is going on there

00:30:44.580 when it comes to studying or anything you know we still have that uh that that nostalgic old

00:30:52.940 world image of what libraries are you watch movies you know you've seen these uh movies where a young

00:31:02.540 couple is in there studying across from each other at a table they start talking the librarian goes

00:31:08.780 when was the last time a librarian shushed anyone in in a library some homeless guy

00:31:17.820 pounding out some pornography on the library's computer

00:31:24.720 so he can satisfy himself. 0.96

00:31:28.080 And she says, shh, and he gets up and belts her right in the face.

00:31:33.660 Your local library.

00:31:35.700 Excuse me, sir, do you have a library card?

00:31:37.940 Oh, Jesus.

00:31:39.720 Get me some Windex and a paper towel.

00:31:41.800 This monitor's a mess.

00:31:43.800 That's what's going on in the public libraries.

00:31:47.820 I find it quite disgusting, fecal matter, something you don't want to hear.

00:31:53.740 You never want to hear that word.

00:31:58.220 And, of course, New York.

00:32:02.340 I was just saying about the $30 million for the libraries.

00:32:05.600 How much did New York pay for these omni-readers, these omni-readers down at the subway?

00:32:12.560 You know, they're so convenient.

00:32:13.720 I was in New York.

00:32:15.340 I was using them.

00:32:15.980 you take your phone you put it against the little glass plate on the turnstile and you're in

00:32:24.340 the ducks right from your phone you know you talk to these old timers they'll tell you

00:32:29.660 about going up to the attendant that was in a booth on the platform and asking for tokens

00:32:38.500 i think you'd put the money like a bank you know put the money in and you get your tokens and

00:32:45.180 that's how you got into onto the subway platform. And then people started, you know, doing things

00:32:53.360 to the attendance. I believe I remember a case where someone squirted gasoline into that little

00:33:02.400 slot that you'd get your change and tokens from and then threw a match in there and lit the

00:33:07.860 attendant on fire you know a practical joke and uh since that time i think the mta union probably

00:33:17.540 said yeah we got to do something to get these uh get these attendants out of there and automation

00:33:24.200 helped you know we went to the uh the card you know little mta cards that everyone used and then

00:33:30.440 phones it's easy you got your app you swipe it you're in but we are not allowed to have

00:33:37.840 nice things we're not allowed to have futuristic technology and innovation that makes our lives

00:33:46.560 easier we're just not allowed because we cater to the lowest common denominator instead of fixing

00:33:55.260 the problem we put so many safeguards in place that we all get to feel like criminals we all

00:34:03.300 get feel like people that are uh breaking the law and have to be kept uh arms distance from things

00:34:11.700 so uh these uh omni devices have been smashed and the people through flyers i think it was

00:34:21.300 we're against surveillance

00:34:23.800 because there's cameras in the subway 1.00

00:34:25.380 and then a free Palestine 1.00

00:34:27.300 you got to throw that in

00:34:28.940 to whatever you're doing

00:34:30.540 BLM you got to throw that 0.86

00:34:33.440 you got to give them that

00:34:35.360 they sure are varied 0.98

00:34:36.940 in their ridiculous 0.98

00:34:38.700 takes on things 0.99

00:34:41.820 and their ridiculous stance 0.96

00:34:43.940 and supporting of 0.98

00:34:45.020 so many different things

00:34:47.920 so they smash these

00:34:51.300 these devices that allow you to whisk yourself

00:34:54.360 right onto the horrible subway platform in New York.

00:34:59.120 And, you know, why?

00:35:02.880 Why can't we have nice things?

00:35:06.220 I think if we were a society that really was based on high trust

00:35:11.660 and people that appreciated these technological leaps

00:35:19.620 that make things easy for us if we were a nation like that a nation of people like

00:35:25.720 like years ago maybe oh let's go back to the 50s 0.97

00:35:31.140 you know where uh the craziest thing they did those darn kids trying to fit uh uh 20 people 0.98

00:35:40.640 in a phone booth oh look out oh they're incorrigible those kids i tell you uh now you can't have 0.99

00:35:48.040 anything you can't get onto the platform where you'll get pushed in front of a train isn't that

00:35:55.000 nice maybe they're saving people by smashing these omni devices because now you can't get onto the

00:36:00.260 platform so you can't be accosted assaulted or perhaps even murdered by some of the mental

00:36:06.380 patients that they're allowing to go down there as you're paying by the way they're getting in

00:36:12.240 for free. They just jumped the turnstile. And then I saw Governor Hochul crowing about the

00:36:19.760 new turnstiles. They're not turnstiles. They're these glass gates that open and close like that's

00:36:27.800 something that keeps them out. Like they don't get through those underneath them. They push their way

00:36:34.340 behind somebody that's uh that's paid to get in and then the other part is there'll always be

00:36:42.360 something called an emergency exit you have to have a big wide door that people can open up to

00:36:48.880 get off the platform that's just something they can't fix and again in a high trust society

00:36:56.640 you'll have people that will not open that door and allow other people to just come and go as they

00:37:02.700 please so uh you know we cannot have anything nice we can't enjoy what we thought the 21st

00:37:12.600 century was going to look like oh they had to put the flying car on the back burner because uh

00:37:19.200 people still jump turnstiles yeah we had to uh we had to put uh uh cloning organ cloning that had

00:37:29.760 to go on the back burner because uh you know people don't want to work and they demand we

00:37:36.120 pay for their health care and their food and shelter uh so i don't know i don't know it would

00:37:42.700 be nice it would be nice to live in a nice place where uh where we could actually enjoy

00:37:47.820 the amazing innovations that uh people people come up with but we can't other things uh happening

00:37:56.800 um you know these uh these uh entertainers holy moly are they getting uh annoying as all hell

00:38:10.440 what do you like about going to shows going to concerts watching movies uh escapism is a big

00:38:18.340 thing when you go to a movie you want to immerse yourself in the movie when you go to a concert

00:38:24.780 You want to hear the songs of your favorite artists.

00:38:29.600 What you don't want to hear is their take on politics or their ideology on this or that

00:38:36.900 or who you should be forced to live with or around, how you should spend your money,

00:38:42.580 how you shouldn't spend your money.

00:38:44.720 That's the last thing we want to hear, and I think it's been proven.

00:38:48.960 I think enough people have made their voices heard that, hey, we don't want to hear you.

00:38:53.920 There are some legends that had unbelievable legacies in the entertainment business

00:39:00.900 that have destroyed them with a simple fact they opened their yaps.

00:39:05.460 Bobby D, Robert De Niro, he's a great example of someone who just a few years ago,

00:39:12.560 you know, before the Trump administration, he made some lemon movies, Rocky and Bullwinkle.

00:39:18.280 But we don't care because he made some of the greatest movies we've ever watched.

00:39:23.420 fascino goodfellas raging bull taxi driver mean street uh and he had a great legacy 0.96

00:39:32.460 and then he opened his mouth we gotta stop this mutt this donald trump needs to i'll i'll beat 1.00

00:39:40.360 him up behind the back alley in a dumpster and you're like oh this guy's an idiot oh he's a 1.00

00:39:47.000 buffooned he's he's he's a jackass and it ruins the legacy well now it's it's everyone uh musicians 1.00

00:39:58.880 actors uh sports figures and uh we'll talk about james hetfield and what he said when we return 0.99

00:40:09.600 stick around it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network

00:40:17.000 Shane Gillis situation, a very difficult Shane Gillis situation, what happened on SNL.

00:40:24.880 And the people, the populace, the people that comment on social media about these things.

00:40:33.760 And the latest thing now, the Shane Gillis thing has kind of gone away for the most part.

00:40:40.080 And now people are mad at James Hetfield, the amazing lead guy,

00:40:48.500 the singer and guitar player for Metallica.

00:40:52.760 I personally think this guy is the definition of rock star from the 80s till now.

00:41:02.600 Metallica is unbelievably popular.

00:41:04.560 Their shows are consistently packed, sold out.

00:41:10.080 energetic these guys aren't kids anymore but uh the energy they put out there the people love the 0.97

00:41:17.060 songs and then you get people you know they were good until the black album all right shut up you

00:41:24.520 mean the one that made a a ton of money for them and was played uh and and and got them put them

00:41:32.380 over the top separated them from a i don't know kind of a niche uh uh metal band to worldwide

00:41:40.140 popularity you watch that clip of them playing in russia in moscow uh when the uh iron curtain

00:41:47.160 came down and uh i think it was before actually before the the berlin wall came down and uh 0.71

00:41:54.660 But there are people, you can see people to the horizon, Russians, and they are losing their minds, loving it. 0.94

00:42:06.340 And the band is, too. 0.93

00:42:07.640 And it just looks like it's one of the most defining scenes of how rock and roll and a band like Metallica can just take control of a crowd that has just been deprived of all that for so long.

00:42:22.700 so uh you got james hetfield he uh does not like the idea of people getting political and spewing

00:42:32.580 that nonsense uh on stage uh ac4 is the clip let's listen italica is not here like some other

00:42:41.740 entertainers to influence you with their okay we're here to forget about all the

00:42:52.220 outside okay metallica's agenda is love energy and heavy music baby

00:43:03.660 isn't that so much better to hear from the people on stage than you know mega you know

00:43:17.900 or bruce springsteen here's my new song about the streets of minneapolis and the blood was in the

00:43:25.940 snow oh god i'll take any musician who says look we're here to have a good time we're out of fun

00:43:35.400 we're gonna leave all the bs outside and the comments i was reading about this from these

00:43:43.020 lefty just fruits uh well that's it for metallica i'm done with them i thought they were brave you

00:43:52.420 know what happened to their album and justice for all you know they wrote songs about this and that

00:43:58.760 yeah they wrote songs and they play them and you can interpret them any way you want listening to

00:44:05.440 them one thing they're not doing is getting up there and alienating the audience and being a

00:44:11.160 bummer if i may use the modern vernacular all the kids are using a bummer uh on stage when you're

00:44:18.460 there you're trying to get high drink a little have fun enjoy the music that you love from the

00:44:24.620 musicians that you've adored for years and then they spout this nonsense that makes you go oh

00:44:31.340 god no he's one of those it's the smartest thing you can do is do what uh metallica uh did

00:44:42.220 say we're gonna have fun they have their political ideology some guy posted oh really uh uh james

00:44:52.440 How about the fact that you support Ukraine?

00:44:56.640 Yeah, offstage.

00:44:59.500 It doesn't mean he can't be politically active or have an opinion as James

00:45:06.380 Headfield offstage.

00:45:07.800 He's just saying when we're up here in front of a giant arena full of people,

00:45:13.600 we're not going to spew this nonsense that half the people might hate and half

00:45:20.560 the people will like it's just not the place to do it and you know of course the liberals losing

00:45:28.120 their mind and again not allowing someone to have a take that is different from theirs even if the

00:45:36.280 difference is saying i'm not going to say anything they see that as you're you're uh complicit you're

00:45:42.940 part of the problem if you're not using your platform to speak your mind about oh about what

00:45:49.800 the stuff that you agree with because if uh james went up there and said uh i love what trump's

00:45:58.380 doing i'm maga uh whatever it was if it was a right wing ideology a republican conservative

00:46:06.100 ideology they'd be crucifying him anyway would they be calling a brave and oh good for james

00:46:13.260 that he spoke about his politics on stage?

00:46:16.880 Hell no.

00:46:18.640 They hate everybody that thinks differently.

00:46:22.000 And now you see they hate everybody that doesn't like speaking about their politics.

00:46:29.140 So James speaks about the fact that he doesn't want to be one of these guys.

00:46:33.460 He wasn't calling out names.

00:46:36.140 He wasn't ragging on anybody about this.

00:46:39.420 He just said, look, when you go to a Metallica show,

00:46:42.160 You're going to have fun.

00:46:43.500 You're going to forget what's going on outside, and we're going to rock,

00:46:47.560 and you're going to love the music.

00:46:49.420 And why is that a bad thing? 0.97

00:46:51.900 Only the left, only the mentally ill left can find a problem with that. 0.63

00:46:59.920 They were all Shane Gillis experts yesterday.

00:47:04.680 Now they're all James Hetfield experts.

00:47:07.280 Tomorrow maybe they'll be surgeons, maybe engineers.

00:47:11.060 All that matters is what the big trending topic of the day is.

00:47:18.320 But that's James.

00:47:19.300 We'll come back and talk about Haley Williams, who is the opposite of Hetfield.

00:47:26.240 Back in a moment.

00:47:27.720 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:47:31.880 last uh segment we talked about james headfield and the fact that he uh got up on stage and said

00:47:40.880 yeah we're not doing that we're not doing that he called it bs which is is great so many of these

00:47:46.140 left-wing entertainers feel the need to get up there it's insufferable it's so narcissistic too

00:47:54.360 to think because you play music or you're an actor or a sports figure

00:48:02.480 that people enjoy watching or listening to,

00:48:06.160 that your point of view matters at all.

00:48:10.800 Maybe it does.

00:48:11.540 I think a lot of these lefties enjoy watching their lefty entertainers 0.96

00:48:17.100 spout that nonsense because it's all they got. 0.88

00:48:20.180 They go out. 1.00

00:48:21.220 It's their entire lives just being miserable.

00:48:24.360 Yelling at people that want America, an America that we don't have to have our subway entrances smashed.

00:48:36.440 Oh, they love that.

00:48:37.780 They love when someone goes up and goes, immigrants, our immigrants built this country.

00:48:42.620 And it's like, oh, you mean real legal immigrants, not illegal immigrants?

00:48:47.600 And they get up there and then they play one of their songs. 0.82

00:48:51.520 It's a chore.

00:48:54.360 It's taxing on people.

00:48:56.960 Here's an example.

00:48:58.080 I don't even know who this is.

00:48:59.580 I shouldn't know who this is.

00:49:01.340 I'm well out of the demographic.

00:49:03.760 Haley Williams. 1.00

00:49:06.200 This clip had to be bleeped out like crazy because, of course, you know, she had to spout off and she's angry.

00:49:15.660 The angst man. 1.00

00:49:17.660 she's

00:49:19.780 up there on stage and she starts

00:49:22.420 going off about Trump and

00:49:24.220 MAGA and this is

00:49:26.180 exactly what Hetfield

00:49:28.320 was talking about when he said

00:49:29.820 we're not going to do that BS

00:49:31.380 here she is AC3 let's listen 1.00

00:49:34.440 to Hayley Williams 0.93

00:49:36.320 I hope you got a little break

00:49:38.680 please vote in November

00:49:44.080 all these people

00:49:45.240 KKK look different

00:49:55.780 And they will not win 1.00

00:50:05.420 Until I see you again

00:50:06.580 Take care of you

00:50:07.340 And take care of each other

00:50:08.420 I love you so much

00:50:12.020 Louisiana

00:50:12.620 Good night

00:50:15.240 hello Cleveland anytime they mention a city I just think of this is final tap

00:50:20.600 uh there you go you know the KKK look different we'll win though we'll beat them

00:50:28.520 the KKK what year is this would you stop it already it's not even that there's there's

00:50:37.020 spouting their nonsensical points of view it's the dishonesty and lies and

00:50:43.880 just rabble-rousing that they use on that stage.

00:50:50.240 And because they get applause, 0.73

00:50:51.900 because the people that go to see them

00:50:53.460 are pretty much in the same bubble as they are.

00:50:58.980 So they applaud, and then the celebrity up on stage

00:51:03.520 goes, oh, this is great.

00:51:04.600 They love it.

00:51:05.860 They love what I'm saying.

00:51:08.120 They agree with me because I'm so brilliant

00:51:10.920 in my take of what's going on in the world.

00:51:17.160 Nikki Sixx from Motley Crue said it, too.

00:51:19.740 He got up there and spouted some stuff like, hey, we're not going to.

00:51:23.800 But he went a little too far.

00:51:25.700 He's like, yeah, we don't care if you're gay or straight 1.00

00:51:29.300 or you're a foreigner, a migrant. 0.97

00:51:34.360 It's like, oh, OK, so you are making a statement.

00:51:37.680 you know they said james headfield made a statement by making that statement it's like no 0.99

00:51:45.520 he's just calling out idiots that decide to use their celebrity to try to get their points of 0.99

00:51:51.740 view across and tell you how to vote and how to spend your money um so watching these uh 1.00

00:52:00.040 watching these uh reading these comments on social media you're just like shut up 1.00

00:52:05.400 Shut up. 0.99

00:52:06.580 But that's what's going on. 1.00

00:52:08.220 More celebrity nonsense.

00:52:10.560 We are so over it.

00:52:12.960 We as a country are really over the concept of celebrity

00:52:17.040 and what it used to mean.

00:52:19.900 That amazing, they're like on another level.

00:52:23.180 They walked on air.

00:52:24.920 They were on pedestals.

00:52:26.160 If you saw them out somewhere, it was like, oh, my God,

00:52:29.840 I just saw an amazing thing.

00:52:32.500 I saw a celebrity.

00:52:35.260 Now? 1.00

00:52:36.900 You're just looking, oh, that piece of garbage. 1.00

00:52:39.660 Oh, that idiot. 1.00

00:52:41.440 Oh, look at that jerk. 1.00

00:52:43.620 That's what's going on. 1.00

00:52:44.880 There's no more of this celebrity adoration, hero worship.

00:52:51.460 And I think it was because of things like social media, TMZ.

00:52:59.800 That's a good thing.

00:53:00.880 And TMZ started walking up to these people, leaving the airport, putting a mic in their camera in their face and asking them what they thought about a certain topic.

00:53:10.660 And some of these celebrities were great.

00:53:13.060 They went, yeah, I don't I don't even comment about that.

00:53:17.100 I like making movies or I like making music.

00:53:19.520 Hey, thanks, man.

00:53:20.620 And people see it go.

00:53:22.760 Oh, OK.

00:53:24.080 Yeah, that's a pretty good take on it.

00:53:26.280 uh even elvis like some of the old celebrities like oh elvis they asked him about the vietnam

00:53:33.360 war and he said something to the effect of like i don't think celebrities ought to

00:53:37.680 give their opinions on things like war and all right that's that's pretty cool

00:53:43.960 even elvis knew back then to shut his mouth and uh the celebrities now that just it broke open

00:53:52.380 and they think everyone wants to hear their unique take

00:53:56.060 on what's going on in the world.

00:54:00.620 Yuck. 0.81

00:54:02.120 Let's move on to Somalia.

00:54:07.080 Let's not literally move on to Somalia.

00:54:10.200 Hopefully, Ilhan Omar will soon be moving on to Somalia.

00:54:14.920 I love that whole case. 0.98

00:54:16.980 They put it on the news.

00:54:19.180 They said, well, the FBI raided Ilhan Omar's residence.

00:54:24.540 They took a bunch of paperwork and things.

00:54:26.700 And then, again, the celebrities and the news, of course, the liberal propaganda wing, the mainstream media, just started saying, oh, this is harassment. 0.93

00:54:38.100 Oh, my God, it's Trump trying to use his power and law enforcement to get her in trouble or send her out of the country without even knowing.

00:54:51.880 Without even knowing what the investigation was about.

00:54:56.380 Everyone is speculating that it's something about her citizenship.

00:55:01.980 There have been rumors and speculation.

00:55:04.580 some titillating stories of incest like her uh like she married a brother in order to

00:55:12.400 get citizenship here i i never saw any evidence of that it's a funny story it kind of has some

00:55:21.460 stereotypes of somalia and africa uh so whatever you know it's good for a a laugh uh but everyone

00:55:31.840 speculated that's what it was because they wanted to make it seem like trump was being racist oh of

00:55:37.940 course the somali girl marries her brother and she comes here illegally and uh that could be

00:55:45.920 part of the investigation but from what i've heard it's about finances i mean this woman 0.75

00:55:53.480 is the representative from a state that is rife with fraud from the Somali community. 1.00

00:56:02.880 I love that word when it's used like that. 1.00

00:56:05.620 From the Somali enclave, from the bubble, from the foothold. 1.00

00:56:10.700 That's what I like calling it, a foothold. 1.00

00:56:13.180 That's what you got to do when you're invading, when you're attacking another nation.

00:56:17.660 You want to get a beachhead, a foothold.

00:56:19.760 that way you have a place to bring in more troops and more supplies think omaha beach

00:56:29.040 uh that's what they've done they've carved out a little uh bubble for themselves up there in

00:56:37.040 minnesota minneapolis especially and uh they're trying to they're trying to turn it into somalia

00:56:43.500 and this woman is responsible for a lot of that as a representative of the Somali people up there

00:56:51.580 she doesn't seem to care about anything else her loyalty is to the nation of Somalia she said this

00:56:58.760 time and time again she proves it with her actions and everyone thought it was this

00:57:06.140 citizenship thing with her brother,

00:57:10.060 she

00:57:10.460 has overseen so much

00:57:13.120 fraud 1.00

00:57:13.520 within the Somali communities 1.00

00:57:17.240 in Minnesota

00:57:18.280 and it would have been kind of

00:57:21.360 silly to

00:57:22.940 assume that she didn't have some 0.92

00:57:25.060 involvement in that

00:57:26.060 or at least turned a blind eye

00:57:28.980 to all of fraud

00:57:31.400 that's going on

00:57:33.200 up there.

00:57:36.140 But maybe not.

00:57:38.460 That's why there's an investigation.

00:57:40.940 It doesn't mean instantly that Trump is this racist trying to get rid of her.

00:57:48.440 And he's just putting false charges on her.

00:57:51.940 When you have a state and a city like Minneapolis that has proven fraud at an insane level within the Somali people, 0.99

00:58:03.820 you have to at least you not have to you can make an assumption that the politicians in power there 1.00

00:58:12.620 have like i said at least been turning a blind eye so look into it don't instantly say she's

00:58:18.200 innocent and to say that this is some kind of a weaponized legal system i mean i don't even have

00:58:26.200 to say it we saw what donald trump went through mar-a-lago's worth 25 million he took out a loan

00:58:32.980 for a lot more he misrepresented the value of mar-a-lago yeah he took out a loan he paid it

00:58:39.020 back with the interest and the bank was totally satisfied with the transaction uh and then they

00:58:45.240 lied about the value of mar-a-lago uh they convicted him and uh loved that they could

00:58:52.480 call him a convicted felon because of it and uh hoped that that would be enough to sway the

00:59:00.820 election to taint yes i said taint the election uh well had that work out for you so uh anyone

00:59:11.160 trying to make any accusations that this is uh some kind of fraudulent investigation based on

00:59:16.740 revenge uh and and has nothing to do with the law or her perhaps doing something that wasn't 0.98

00:59:24.960 on the up and up uh you're being very very hypocritical very short-sighted and you're

00:59:34.020 not seeing what we see years ago like i was just talking about libraries earlier years ago if a

00:59:42.780 politician said something five years ago you had to run to the library and ask the librarian if

00:59:50.700 you have any daily news microfiche and then you'd have to sit there cranking those handles 0.93

00:59:56.880 not like the homeless do in the Santa Monica library nowadays cranking their handles

01:00:02.700 you had to turn these little knobs and look for the story you see it in old movies it's adorable

01:00:10.660 that was the only way that you could find out what a politician said years ago now the videos

01:00:17.980 are up there the sound clips are up there in in stunning hd you get to see these people

01:00:23.260 completely contradict themselves on what they said five years ago ten years ago and what they're

01:00:29.160 saying now we saw it with the uh joe biden clip earlier so what uh what do you think what what

01:00:37.840 she said about somalia is going to just disappear into the ether her loyalty to somalia who are

01:00:47.700 father was in somalia she didn't leave as a refugee from uh the danger of the government

01:00:54.940 taking retribution on her and her father her father and herself left because they were the

01:01:04.340 oppressive power the people wanted to kill them a little different and then she takes refuge here

01:01:11.580 in this country and then craps all over it all over it terrible place the united states of 1.00

01:01:17.600 america they got to turn it into the nation she ran away from everything has to be somali 0.82

01:01:24.860 uh it's it's it's terrible i hope they really move forward with this investigation

01:01:30.840 and uh it comes to fruition and we see something a consequence back in a minute

01:01:38.200 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

01:01:44.540 Boy, I just wouldn't feel right if I didn't play a clip from The View. 0.97

01:01:52.820 The old gals from The View, you know, just sitting there, 1.00

01:01:57.260 BSing some coffee, knocking around some ideas. 1.00

01:02:02.100 Yuck.

01:02:02.580 30 years the united states has been tortured by this program the view and uh boy they haven't 0.97

01:02:11.760 missed a step as far as their asinine takes on a lot of things sunny hostin boy is she a 0.97

01:02:19.540 a gold medalist in uh the nonsense that falls out of her face on a daily basis she uh of course 0.99

01:02:30.460 believes that Donald 0.73

01:02:32.600 Trump calling

01:02:34.460 Somalia a failed state

01:02:36.540 oh he said a few other things

01:02:38.500 too. He does not want

01:02:40.540 any more people from Somalia 1.00

01:02:42.520 to come here as

01:02:44.500 refugees. He 0.57

01:02:46.460 does not want it. What he has seen

01:02:48.620 what the country with the people

01:02:50.580 with their eyes open have seen 1.00

01:02:52.560 is that these are people coming here

01:02:54.520 they don't have any

01:02:56.660 want

01:02:58.580 or need to assimilate

01:03:00.460 to respect the country for what it is.

01:03:06.540 They're not illegal aliens.

01:03:10.840 A lot of these people are naturalized citizens, 0.99

01:03:13.780 but they are like aliens to this country.

01:03:17.240 They have a way of life that they came from.

01:03:19.740 They teach their kids this way of life

01:03:21.920 when they're not shooting up schools or each other in Somali gangs. 1.00

01:03:28.460 Oh, no, did I say Somali gangs? 0.50

01:03:30.840 From what I hear, the people in Minneapolis, the Somali power base,

01:03:37.340 the people in seats of power up in Minneapolis,

01:03:41.180 they're none too happy about the shootings that are happening.

01:03:46.220 Not so much the shootings, but that people are calling them Somali gangs,

01:03:50.620 the people that are perpetrating the shootings.

01:03:52.680 So the shootings, they're not so bad, but do not call them Somali gang.

01:03:58.180 I've heard these politicians and activists up there going, hey, gangs are gangs.

01:04:04.300 And to say Somali gang is a little racist, isn't it?

01:04:10.460 If they're all 100 percent Somali, I don't know. 0.99

01:04:14.620 That just seems like somebody who's kind of telling you what the truth is.

01:04:22.680 It must be racist, though.

01:04:24.460 The truth is racist.

01:04:27.000 And Sonny Hostin, of The View,

01:04:29.720 she doesn't like that Donald Trump was talking about Somalia as a failed state.

01:04:36.480 And what does she think it is?

01:04:38.380 What does she think?

01:04:39.260 Anyone?

01:04:40.020 Anyone?

01:04:40.520 Yes, it's racist.

01:04:42.340 Let's listen to the lovely Sonny, Sonny Hostin, AC5.

01:04:46.660 Well, I think you make a good point there,

01:04:51.880 because he is throwing racist red meat at his base.

01:04:55.940 I'm not saying that his entire base is racist, 0.85

01:04:58.460 but I'm saying that all the racists are part of his base.

01:05:01.820 And so what I will say is that this is xenophobic.

01:05:05.640 I think it's racist.

01:05:07.520 He called Somalia a non-country, which has 20-plus million people.

01:05:14.640 It's an African country.

01:05:17.080 So this is par for the course for this president. 0.99

01:05:20.140 par for the course hey hey slow down he called uh haiti a crap hole and that's not in africa 0.99

01:05:28.800 so it's not just african nations um racist red meat 0.99

01:05:35.520 we have the racist red meats i uh i don't even know what that means

01:05:43.020 Is she trying to say that Trump is throwing out red meat to these animals in MAGA 0.94

01:05:51.980 that are just racist, grrrr, racist? 0.99

01:05:58.840 Come on. 1.00

01:06:00.740 And by the way, remember when Donald Trump called Haiti a crap hole? 0.98

01:06:06.940 He used the dreaded S word, but we're under FCC regulations here. 0.98

01:06:11.500 But remember? And everyone piled on. Oh, my God, how dare he. Haiti is a wonderful place. Conan O'Brien took his show down there. He basked in the sun of Haiti. He went into the beautiful blue waters off the shore of Haiti.

01:06:32.880 Not too far from the compound he was at, the hotel and the barbed wire fence that kept out the Haitians. 0.98

01:06:42.920 But he's drinking a coconut drink going, ah, does this look like a crap hole to you? 0.96

01:06:47.480 And then, very short time later, liberal Democrat politicians were saying, you can't send Haitians back to Haiti. 0.97

01:07:00.580 they're 0.99

01:07:02.340 they're refugees 1.00

01:07:04.400 you know you can't win with these 1.00

01:07:07.200 these people all right back in a

01:07:09.540 moment don't go anywhere

01:07:10.540 it's the Anthony Cumia show

01:07:13.480 on the Red Apple Podcast Network

01:07:15.620 it looks like Kamala Harris 1.00

01:07:19.360 is going to be running for a 0.97

01:07:21.260 president

01:07:21.660 this is great this is great

01:07:25.420 if you're a Republican

01:07:26.620 or anybody that cannot stand

01:07:29.360 the democrats because uh nobody likes this one i don't understand uh maybe yes men are yes men

01:07:39.040 around her all the time she is quite clueless whenever you see her speaking publicly so

01:07:44.180 perhaps she just doesn't realize she is not liked she's not a dynamic personality she's not somebody

01:07:52.860 that anyone could really picture in the White House as the president.

01:07:58.540 She was a non-issue during the Biden presidency as vice president.

01:08:03.420 She went along with all the lies, all the BS that Biden was fine,

01:08:11.920 didn't have any cognitive difficulties.

01:08:14.660 And we found out she was just another one in the long list of people

01:08:20.300 that lied to the American people about his cognizant disabilities.

01:08:27.840 And I guess she thought people would forget, as I was saying earlier in the program,

01:08:32.440 we can pop up anything that these people said.

01:08:37.880 It's not like we've got to search it out.

01:08:40.180 It's pretty readily available on your phone.

01:08:43.140 And there are glaring, glaring examples of her lying to the American people about

01:08:49.420 about Biden's health

01:08:51.940 and a bunch of other things.

01:08:53.920 You know, remember her

01:08:54.980 talking about the border?

01:08:57.020 It was an interview

01:08:58.040 and she was sitting there

01:09:00.280 and said, oh, no,

01:09:01.040 the border's under control.

01:09:02.180 We got that.

01:09:03.560 And the interviewer asked her,

01:09:05.660 have you been to the border?

01:09:07.640 And she goes, yeah,

01:09:09.060 we've been to the border.

01:09:12.000 And he goes, no, no, you.

01:09:14.260 Have you been to the border?

01:09:16.000 And she goes, well,

01:09:16.720 I've never been to Spain either. 0.61

01:09:18.080 oh god uh the first her first uh foray into a presidential run was uh the primaries

01:09:29.420 back um how was that 20 2016 i don't even remember but she was she was hated she was just hated

01:09:40.060 she dropped out before the iowa caucus she had no support and all she's done over the course

01:09:46.700 of the years is reinforce that nobody likes her no one thinks she'd make a good president 0.99

01:09:51.320 um but that's not going to stop her she's gearing up you could tell she's got a little tour going 0.99

01:09:59.880 around she's flying around to a few cities and promoting some of the uh democrat candidates

01:10:05.100 for the midterms and uh throwing out a few things of her own and here she is and this should

01:10:11.800 And this should frighten you if you're concerned about the Democrats maybe getting the trifecta at some point, the House, the Senate and the White House, the wrecking crew that'll come in there and just destroy this country.

01:10:31.680 And of course, they want to try to load the Supreme Court and get rid of the Electoral College, two things that have been the bane of their existence.

01:10:42.420 They're willing to cheat, change the rules when it suits them. 0.99

01:10:48.500 Let's listen to Kamala Harris talking about her dreams of the Supreme Court and the Electoral College. 1.00

01:10:55.820 AC5.

01:10:56.900 Work that we can do about winning back the House and the Senate is going to be on a number of things.

01:11:02.300 For example, I believe that we need to expand the Supreme Court.

01:11:05.860 We need more justices on the Supreme Court so that we can have a court that actually reinforces the spirit and principles behind the Constitution of the United States.

01:11:16.140 I believe that we should be pushing for what is possible around changing the Electoral College.

01:11:23.980 Right?

01:11:24.400 Can you? I mean, you know, if if the Democrats had won the presidency, if she had won and lost the popular vote, but won the Electoral College, do you think she'd be bitching about the Electoral College and that it needs to be changed or removed completely?

01:11:49.100 Of course not.

01:11:51.360 If liberals, liberal judges made up the majority of the Supreme Court, do you think she'd be bitching about expanding the Supreme Court to get more justices in there? 1.00

01:12:02.560 Maybe conservative justices. 1.00

01:12:04.880 Of course not.

01:12:06.440 It's just that right now the Supreme Court is majority conservative justices.

01:12:14.200 And Trump won the Electoral College and the popular vote.

01:12:19.100 This is what they do.

01:12:21.380 And believe me, since the Supreme Court is a lifetime appointment,

01:12:27.020 it's the only way they can see how they could get a majority in the Supreme Court

01:12:32.860 is winning the House, Senate, and the presidency

01:12:35.740 and then being able to appoint Supreme Court justices.

01:12:39.760 But if they don't retire or die, how do you do that?

01:12:43.800 Well, you cheat.

01:12:45.340 You twist things around.

01:12:47.480 You change the rules.

01:12:49.100 uh they've been talking about this though and the what it would take uh isn't very realistic unless

01:12:56.760 they have an insane majority in the house the senate and have the white house so i don't see

01:13:03.440 it happening but it doesn't mean they don't want it happening that's for sure they want this so bad

01:13:11.320 and uh yeah that's how they operate you know they don't want to play within the the rules

01:13:17.800 and uh within the constitution if they don't like something they're like kids playing a game

01:13:25.220 you know you say uh excuse me read the box uh the inside of the box lid remember that the rules to

01:13:31.860 your games your milton bradley game and then you show them no here are the rules and they

01:13:37.240 flip the game board over they go angry and have a little hissy fit a little temper tantrum um

01:13:44.440 i i i think uh once we see who else is going to be on the democrat um primary for the presidency

01:13:54.860 uh i think camilla is quickly quickly just going to sink into the background and

01:14:00.500 have to uh i'm gonna suspend my campaign uh-huh uh and that that'll be it that'll all that'll be 1.00

01:14:10.060 the last we see of kamala harris although who knows you know we're still seeing that dummy 1.00

01:14:14.900 hillary clinton she's out and about she's obviously not making a run for it uh but you 0.91

01:14:21.800 know they like pumping up their uh oh their communist cohorts and um the uh the democrats

01:14:30.320 out there i see him pushing you know telarico and hassan piker and uh who's the other one el saeed

01:14:38.280 Hassan

01:14:40.760 Hassan

01:14:42.360 Chop 1.00

01:14:43.000 that's all I know of a Hassan 1.00

01:14:45.500 and yeah these are names

01:14:47.960 of people that I don't know

01:14:50.020 they shouldn't be running for office here

01:14:52.020 in the United States

01:14:52.860 especially since it's not just their names

01:14:55.300 it's

01:14:56.260 who they are

01:14:58.420 we hear him talking all the time

01:15:01.260 especially

01:15:01.720 Al-Sayed

01:15:03.700 he's talking all the time

01:15:07.720 about islam and how uh his islamic faith is uh part of his his love of america

01:15:17.120 they are not compatible what we've seen is a complete incompatibility when it comes to um

01:15:25.420 you know i'm sure there are some people that are uh islamic and they're like people here that are

01:15:32.220 catholic but yeah they go to church on christmas maybe easter and there's probably people that go

01:15:38.260 yeah i'm muslim but that i don't really go to the mosque and i'm not planting my face in a rug

01:15:44.940 35 times a day whatever it is so there's probably some of those but a lot of these politicians

01:15:52.740 like Zoram Dhani and Sayyid and Hassan. 0.60

01:15:59.480 They're extremists, and they're lying. 0.94

01:16:03.760 They're the proverbial wolf in sheep's clothing. 0.94

01:16:07.060 They talk a good game during the campaign

01:16:09.980 so they can make it seem like they're regular guys, Americans.

01:16:16.340 Oh, they love apple pie, Chevrolet, baseball.

01:16:19.500 And then they get into office and you notice they're very biased when it comes to things, very biased when it comes to certain things that go against their religion.

01:16:32.980 So we've seen it with Mamdani. He attends certain functions. He doesn't attend others.

01:16:39.080 He goes to certain parades and festivals. He doesn't attend others.

01:16:42.760 And you really start seeing a pattern that Islam, their religion, really is the driving force in what they do. 1.00

01:16:55.340 And it's not compatible. 1.00

01:16:58.860 It's not something that goes hand in hand with an American way of life, how we feel about freedom and the Constitution, our rights.

01:17:12.760 A lot of these guys, when they get into office, they they see it as a foothold.

01:17:19.000 They want to carve out a little niche for themselves and their people.

01:17:22.860 And they elect more of people that are Islamic.

01:17:27.860 And before you know it, they have their little Islamic police department and the seats in government.

01:17:35.540 And they're practicing Sharia law in a very localized area.

01:17:41.280 but it's happening and uh believe me they don't want to stop there they do not want to stop there 0.92

01:17:48.860 they want to keep going um and and uh you know like like we've said it's an invasion

01:17:56.420 it truly is an invasion uh we got a few other candidates of course this uh james tallarico

01:18:06.180 down there in texas is just uh he's a joke there were all kinds of rumors which were kind of funny

01:18:13.320 he was out for about a week off the campaign trail which is odd you know you're running

01:18:19.860 the election is right around the corner and you take a week off so it gave opportunity for people

01:18:25.020 on the right and the republicans to speculate what he was doing and they came up with he uh

01:18:31.820 he went insane it's hilarious he went insane he was uh in a loony bin uh he said he had the flu

01:18:40.660 and uh look i i find it funny but i think there there'd probably be 0.88

01:18:48.160 some definitive proof signs that he had gone a bat crap crazy for a week so i don't believe it 0.98

01:18:58.140 uh i think he is nuts if that's any consolation i think he is crazy and uh he's got it he's got 0.90

01:19:06.580 a clip here ac8 talking about the save act you know with the midterms coming up and the 0.51

01:19:12.840 presidential election a couple of years away uh a a fair fraud-free electoral process

01:19:19.780 is what we want is what americans want real americans of course the people that are predicted

01:19:26.520 to lose want to be able to cheat and have have people vote that are not supposed to

01:19:34.580 be voting, especially illegal aliens.

01:19:38.700 And James Tallarico, of course, doesn't like the SAVE Act, which is Trump's bill, the

01:19:47.880 Republicans bill to protect the vote, to make sure that people that are voting are qualified

01:19:54.840 americans and can vote uh legally but they look at the save act as as anyone anyone yes racist

01:20:06.360 everything's racist uh it's quite insulting to people of color when people like james tallarico

01:20:13.740 say that uh that requiring id and proof that you are indeed legal to to vote is somehow racist 0.99

01:20:23.640 against people of color, it conjures up the idea that they're too stupid or lazy or confused, 1.00

01:20:31.360 that they can't figure out how to get a legal ID and use that to vote. 1.00

01:20:38.120 So here's James Tallarico saying just that, ACA.

01:20:42.360 We as human beings have the right to shape our own destinies, and we do that through the vote.

01:20:47.140 And so many brave Americans, so many brave black Americans have fought and died for that right.

01:20:54.100 And so for politicians in Austin or in Washington, as they're now doing with the SAVE Act, they are trying to rob our neighbors, particularly our black neighbors, of those God-given rights.

01:21:04.540 So I have a track record of using every tool in my toolbox to protect voting rights.

01:21:12.120 Yes, every tool in his toolbox.

01:21:15.040 Should I bring my tools?

01:21:18.320 Of course it's racist, right?

01:21:21.260 Got to be racist. 0.98

01:21:24.520 Sexist, I'm sure. 0.97

01:21:26.120 I've heard that one. 1.00

01:21:27.460 You know, women who have their maiden names aren't able to vote 1.00

01:21:34.380 because their names will be different on their passport.

01:21:38.560 That is not even close to being true.

01:21:42.080 And as far as, like Tallarico says, black Americans, that this is something that the right, the Republicans, are doing on purpose to take the vote away from black Americans, it's one of the most racist things I've ever heard.

01:21:59.120 Not the taking away the vote part, the part where they say, for some reason, white people can get IDs to vote, but black people can't.

01:22:08.440 I mean, black people should be infuriated that these Democrats that are against the SAVE Act are pushing this narrative that black people can't figure out how to get proper identification.

01:22:27.000 It really is like I talk about racial issues all the time and people, they like to translate that into, oh, Anthony's racist.

01:22:37.160 No, I'm talking about things that are backed up by statistics and some things we see in certain cultural aspects that don't seem to jibe with a civil society. 0.93

01:22:49.120 But I wouldn't even say something to the racist extent of, well, black people, you know, they can't get IDs.

01:22:58.220 So you'd be preventing some of them from voting. 0.70

01:23:01.820 And they never are asked to explain why black people won't be able to get ID.

01:23:08.900 I've never heard that one.

01:23:10.360 Why don't one of these amazing journalists that are interviewing these candidates on mainstream media,

01:23:16.960 why don't one of these amazing, equal, fair, journalistic integrity dripping off of them,

01:23:24.300 when they hear someone say that the SAVE Act is racist because black people won't be able to get ID,

01:23:29.480 how about a follow-up question?

01:23:31.820 Excuse me, Mr. Tallarico.

01:23:35.520 Why?

01:23:36.860 Why do you think black people can't get IDs to vote and that it's against minorities to require ID?

01:23:45.940 Yeah, but I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to Ed Naughton.

01:23:49.840 What would he say?

01:23:51.120 What could he say?

01:23:52.600 There would be nothing he could say that wouldn't sound even more racist.

01:23:56.400 so uh yeah i uh i have such disdain for the media because they don't follow up with questions

01:24:07.140 about that because they're all it's it's the propaganda wing of the left they're in the

01:24:11.440 democrat party's pocket and they want james talarico and ilk similar ilk to uh to win so

01:24:21.280 they don't question them and then uh the the liberal voters the democrat voters uh see that

01:24:28.480 and go yeah it's racist yeah the safe act is racist and you can even ask them why well

01:24:34.940 if i have to tell you well you you should know they never have an actual answer

01:24:43.300 we have uh more clips from uh james talarico and they're in texas i love uh we'll we'll play it

01:24:53.840 after the break so we got that and a lot more uh coming up so stick around be back in a minute

01:24:58.580 it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network

01:25:03.700 joe rogan um and uh you know i love joe he says some things i agree with he says some

01:25:12.680 things i disagree with a lot of people don't like joe for some reason uh they think when he says

01:25:18.900 something that they disagree with that uh he's like who does who's he to say that what is he a

01:25:23.840 doctor what is he a scientist what is he this that yeah now he's a podcaster a very well-off

01:25:31.680 podcaster uh who talks about things you know things he's passionate about some things he knows

01:25:37.640 a lot about some things he doesn't know a lot about uh and him and his guests uh discuss things

01:25:43.040 he's not supposed to be this infallible always right guy um and i don't agree with what he's

01:25:50.620 saying here he did an interview with the great michael douglas actor michael douglas and um

01:25:57.520 They were talking about resources around the world, oil, uranium, lithium, all the stuff we need these days to make the batteries that run automobiles and a lot of these autonomous things.

01:26:14.400 And they had this weird idea that that the the resources, the profits from them and should all go to the people that are living on the ground it came out of. 0.95

01:26:29.540 And I thought this was a silly, silly take. Let's listen to Joe and Michael Douglas. 0.89

01:26:35.600 You know, we have to can restore areas of the world that are much more impoverished than us because this disparity of have and have nots is going to be create another another world war.

01:26:49.260 They would never do this. But here's a way that you could make sure that something like this never happened.

01:26:58.000 when you have like think about all the money that comes from resources like earth's resources

01:27:04.880 whether it's oil minerals all these different things that is a part of the earth and it's

01:27:10.760 earth's so if you made a law where all natural resources drawn from the earth like oil

01:27:16.940 will be evenly distributed amongst the population of that city

01:27:20.300 You know, minus operating costs, everything else gets evenly distributed amongst people because it is the human races.

01:27:32.560 If we are all citizens of this earth, then the earth's resources should be shared by all of us.

01:27:38.140 Like there's people that want to charge you for air.

01:27:41.420 They think it's a good idea to charge you for clean air.

01:27:43.800 There's people charge you for water.

01:27:45.480 You have a water bill.

01:27:46.680 Like someone owns the water, they charge you for the water.

01:27:50.300 Like, all that stuff should be the property of the human beings that live in that place.

01:27:56.440 Imagine how much that would transform the places that have diamond mines. 0.59

01:28:00.280 Imagine how much that would transform the places that are rich in oil money. 0.91

01:28:03.940 We have these monarchies that are controlling vast populations. 0.91

01:28:07.640 Why?

01:28:08.040 Because they were the first persons or their ancestors were the first persons to dig into the ground and pull up the oil.

01:28:13.840 It's kind of crazy.

01:28:15.960 Yeah, Joe, there are a couple of things that don't work here.

01:28:18.740 if if africa because he was talking about you know diamonds and a lot of minerals and whatnot

01:28:24.980 and oil in north africa of course uh who's taking it out of the ground if that was the case

01:28:32.340 no one with any of the technology to drill for oil or mine for precious minerals and things that we

01:28:40.300 need no one would do it because you're not getting the resource you're not getting the money from

01:28:47.160 those resources so who's going to drill uh who's going to mine the diamonds uh it never they never

01:28:55.480 would have gotten to it the only reason we even know about the minerals in africa and the oil in

01:29:01.420 the middle east is because the western world were the ones that figured it out set up the

01:29:07.920 infrastructure drilled or mined things and what are they supposed to go well here you go we did

01:29:14.400 all the work we came up with the technology to get it out of the ground and refine it we came up

01:29:20.900 with the very things that use the oil and the refined parts of oil and the things that are

01:29:28.440 being mined uh but you take it it's all yours go ahead have at it it's it's a very um i don't know

01:29:37.800 hippie kind of take yeah man everyone should just have it's from the earth man it's the people

01:29:45.480 that are able to see a value in this goop that came out of the ground or you ever see a diamond

01:29:55.200 when it comes out of the ground it doesn't look like a wedding ring diamond you'd never be able

01:30:01.220 to tell a layman would never even be able to tell a diamond pulled out of the ground and um

01:30:08.400 it wasn't like the people in some of those nations uh knew what the hell they were walking on top of

01:30:15.520 and if that was the case to this day there wouldn't be anything being mined in sub-saharan

01:30:22.560 africa and there wouldn't be oil being taken out of the ground in the middle east and in uh

01:30:27.440 uh north uh saharan uh africa uh so that's kind of silly but i love joe you know i'm obligated to

01:30:36.000 say that no uh i actually tomorrow monday i will be at joe's club in austin texas the comedy

01:30:44.520 mothership doing uh kill tony uh so that ought to be fun me and jim norton are going to be on

01:30:50.900 kill tony tomorrow so um yeah check that out it's somewhere online but i like how michael

01:30:59.880 douglas was even laughing at a point of that because it's uh it's it's a naive take to say

01:31:07.140 the least it's a very nice kind of uh you know even here in the united states uh the resources

01:31:14.880 We have great resources in this country. And people say, you know, we're on stolen land and the Indians, the indigenous people, they were trotting upon this part of the continent that later became the United States, not really thinking about how to use the resources that were coming out of the ground.

01:31:37.300 I mean, if you look, obviously they hunted, so they were utilizing the resources of animal meat and hides and things like that, which obviously that was done worldwide for millennia.

01:31:51.620 But do you think they were going to, at some point, extract uranium from the ground and change it into a different isotopes and then utilize splitting the atoms to make power?

01:32:11.560 Do you think that was going to happen?

01:32:13.700 Or do you think they were just like, oh, glowing rock.

01:32:16.860 This must be a god.

01:32:18.600 I put it in my teepee.

01:32:20.960 That's what would have happened over the course of from then till now. 0.91

01:32:25.980 I couldn't see it changing unless the Europeans came over with the idea of utilizing the resources.

01:32:35.120 Here, here's uranium. 0.99

01:32:36.980 Give it to some of the Indians. 1.00

01:32:40.260 Under Joe's plan, they would have piles of uranium.

01:32:44.600 They'd be dying from some type of radiation poisoning, and they wouldn't know what to do with it.

01:32:49.960 so uh to say the least naive to say the most maybe joe was smoking some weed

01:32:58.600 or uh having some beers all right don't go anywhere we will be back with more of the

01:33:04.880 anthony cumia show it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network

01:33:11.940 the great uh loyal audience that tunes in every sunday uh definitely appreciated i i was i i got

01:33:22.460 off track a little bit talking about the joe rogan um uh plan to give all the resources to

01:33:28.620 the people that are standing on the ground that the resources are buried under um so i got a little

01:33:34.560 i got a little sidetracked i wanted to continue a little bit with this telarico guy and um he he

01:33:40.360 There's another clip here. He's talking about the way both parties, both parties failed at the border.

01:33:46.460 We never heard anyone say that Joe Biden failed at the border while it was happening.

01:33:53.380 While millions of unvetted illegal aliens were pouring over the border for four years, we were told that they were doing the best they could.

01:34:03.400 remember joe biden talking about that bipartisan bill and unless that was signed uh there there

01:34:10.940 would uh not be anything he could do about the border without this bill signing i mean well the

01:34:17.560 bill wouldn't have helped at all it would have kept people streaming in over the border uh it

01:34:23.200 would have just given them appointments oh you could come back in a year or two and uh see a

01:34:29.480 judge and we'll we'll see if you can get amnesty or sanctuary or citizenship meanwhile that's what's

01:34:38.420 in place and you know what they do they don't show up they run off somewhere they get some job

01:34:44.340 and they live illegally in the united states so uh that bipartisan bill that biden was talking

01:34:52.240 about was we all knew it it was it was bs and uh then trump takes office and within days days

01:34:59.260 without a bill without anything the border was closed and it's remained closed for a couple of 0.97

01:35:06.180 years now almost and uh that's taking care of the border for this idiot to say both parties have 0.98

01:35:13.520 failed at the border uh really really so uh let's listen to him maybe i missed something maybe he 0.97

01:35:22.040 fesses up that his party failed but the republicans under trump have done a great job of sealing it up

01:35:28.060 and making sure illegals are being thrown out like the promise he made during his campaign for president.

01:35:36.260 AC9, let's listen to James Tallarico.

01:35:39.340 I think Texans understand this issue of immigration better than most people around the country because we live with it.

01:35:44.340 We live with the challenges and we live with the benefits.

01:35:47.840 And I've said before that both political parties have failed us on this issue.

01:35:53.260 Joe Biden failed us during his administration by not securing the border.

01:35:56.940 I remember talking to my colleagues in the state legislature who represent border communities, and they were telling me about the utter chaos along our southern border during the Biden administration.

01:36:06.040 That's unacceptable. But now we've seen under this administration a different kind of extremism.

01:36:11.400 We've seen masked men in unmarked vehicles kidnapping our neighbors off our street.

01:36:17.400 We were told that ICE was going to go after violent criminals, and I support that. 1.00

01:36:21.460 If you're an undocumented immigrant and you commit a violent crime, you should be deported immediately. 0.60

01:36:25.260 But that's not what they're doing. They're going after Uber drivers. They're going after small business owners. They're going after grandmothers and infants. 0.74

01:36:35.040 I should be focused on going after the cartels, not our communities. They should be going after violent gang members, not moms and babies.

01:36:44.880 And so I think we've got to get to a place where we reject the extremism on this issue in both parties and finally pass comprehensive immigration reform.

01:36:53.400 And here's what I think that should include. One, it should include border security. I'm a border security Democrat. I think we should know who's coming into our country. And in fact, in the state legislature, I worked on this issue. I authored a bill as a state representative to modernize our ports of entry because 93 percent of the fentanyl that comes into Texas comes through our ports of entry. And we don't have the technology or the manpower.

01:37:17.100 The illegals aren't coming through the ports of entry.

01:37:19.180 And here's what I think that should include.

01:37:21.340 One, it should include border security.

01:37:23.480 I'm a border security Democrat. 0.97

01:37:25.200 I think we should know who's coming into our country.

01:37:27.600 And in fact, in the state legislature, I worked on this issue.

01:37:30.740 I authored a bill as a state representative to modernize our ports of entry

01:37:35.220 because 93% of the fentanyl that comes into Texas comes through our ports of entry.

01:37:40.200 And we don't have the technology or the manpower to stop it.

01:37:43.820 I rolled out a common sense border security plan that was endorsed by Democratic and Republican law enforcement officials along our southern border, calling for more Border Patrol agents, calling for better surveillance technology so we can detect unauthorized crossings.

01:37:59.060 I also think that that comprehensive immigration reform package should include more legal pathways for hardworking immigrants who want to come here and contribute to our economy and make us richer and stronger as a nation, as immigrants have always done. 0.70

01:38:12.640 You wouldn't be at a town hall for a guy with the last name Tallarico

01:38:15.560 if this was not a nation of immigrants.

01:38:17.420 We all have that immigrant story somewhere in our backgrounds.

01:38:21.340 See, even he's saying, yeah, I had a plan to modernize the ports of entry.

01:38:27.540 And what would that do?

01:38:28.680 Just more nonsense that wasn't going to help the problem of people streaming illegally

01:38:34.440 over the old Rio Grande River

01:38:36.820 and having these coyotes taking people by the thousands

01:38:43.780 across the southern border, not at the ports of entry. 1.00

01:38:49.860 So he's full of crap. 0.99

01:38:52.220 And this misconception, this lie, actually, not even a misconception, 1.00

01:38:57.540 this blatant lie about violent criminals, you know.

01:39:03.520 Oh, he said he was just going to arrest violent criminals.

01:39:06.820 felon illegals, and he's arresting children and grandmas. 0.85

01:39:12.640 I'd love to see that. 0.97

01:39:13.880 Could I see the children and the grandmas being kidnapped, as he said,

01:39:18.440 masked marauders, kidnapping people? 0.82

01:39:23.340 Violent criminals.

01:39:25.020 Look at what happens when they do arrest violent criminals.

01:39:30.540 New York City.

01:39:31.540 uh last week we had an instance where a violent felon gang member was shot by ice agents he lived

01:39:42.560 he was clipped in the neck as he was driving away fleeing from law enforcement because he knew

01:39:49.920 he was going to be arrested because he was illegal and he's a felon he had his uh run from the cops

01:39:56.500 before um and he had his five-year-old kid in the car well that to me seems exactly like the

01:40:05.720 situation uh james tellerico is talking about there's your violent felon illegal that james

01:40:14.320 tellerico is saying oh yeah i'm even for throwing him out of the country and what did his cohorts 0.56

01:40:21.380 do what did the democrats do they bitched and complained that ice uh mistreated him and his kid

01:40:29.800 shot him for no reason he's our neighbor uh they're they're shooting new york immigrants

01:40:37.460 that's what happens nothing's good enough so why try to uh pander to the democrats by uh adhering

01:40:49.080 to their set of rules which aren't rules at all which they keep uh moving the goal posts

01:40:55.480 so that when you do go after violent felons and you do arrest them and they flee and endanger

01:41:02.780 officers and uh lethal forces used uh they still have problems they still have problems

01:41:11.740 so uh no no james tellerico and company if they're here illegally they are committing a crime

01:41:21.080 it's inherent in the name itself illegal alien whenever they talk about him they say immigrant

01:41:29.100 our friends our neighbors our communities uh they never use illegal undocumented i like that one

01:41:39.620 even that one seems uh these days to be a little dicey with the libs undocument you don't have to

01:41:45.860 you don't need documents on stolen land oh really they're so annoying so uh there's your uh james

01:41:58.040 tellerico talking about uh the border and you know where was he he said you know uh both parties

01:42:08.820 failed under joe biden the border was uh not under control did you tell the media this

01:42:16.760 where was your press conference with the media down there in texas by the border is there is

01:42:23.460 there one frame of film or video of you talking to the media saying the biden administration does

01:42:30.300 not have control of this border but now uh two years into the trump administration now you're

01:42:37.700 willing to come out and go oh yeah bite oh boy that was terrible oh just a complete lack of

01:42:43.300 control of the border where were you back then where what why when were you calling a press 0.99

01:42:48.780 conference at the border at the rio grande watching illegals crossing the river what a liar 1.00

01:42:56.820 Oh, just a lying sack, this guy. 0.99

01:43:01.680 And then we have Hassan Piker, this guy, you know, socialist. 0.97

01:43:08.600 I love the socialist tag.

01:43:11.540 They're communists.

01:43:12.720 If they're willing to say they're socialists before they even get elected,

01:43:18.100 you know damn well they're communists once they get in.

01:43:21.420 And all those communist policies that have failed miserably around the entire globe, they want to bring here to the United States. 0.96

01:43:32.940 And these dummies that vote for them have no clue about history, the historical implications of communism.

01:43:39.860 They can't even name when you ask them name one system of communism that has worked in the world, that has prospered, where the people are happy and happy. 0.91

01:43:53.320 And they're like, I'm not going to talk to you or they bring up some of these very small European nations where it's viable.

01:44:04.700 You know, they don't have as many rights as we have.

01:44:07.100 We have certain rights here that do not work with communism, with a government telling you what to do and how to earn your living and where the money from your hard work should go.

01:44:22.840 So it doesn't work that way in this country. 0.98

01:44:25.360 But here's Hassan Piker, AC3, talking about how he's a socialist and how that how that would work in the United States of America, this idiot. 0.91

01:44:35.420 but who i am is is very simple i'm a socialist i'm an anti-imperialist i want what's best for 0.89

01:44:42.320 americans and i want what's best for everyone all around the world i feel like we live in the

01:44:46.240 wealthiest nation on the planet um and i find it unconscionable that there are 600 000 people who

01:44:53.860 go to sleep outside every single night i find it unconscionable that we uh do not have a

01:45:00.740 a public health care system in this country. We certainly have enough money to pay for it.

01:45:08.180 I find it morally repugnant that we use so much of our productive output,

01:45:14.320 so much of our resources on waging wars overseas, ceaseless, endless, and very bloody wars overseas,

01:45:21.000 destabilizing the entire world instead of using all of that wealth and using all those resources

01:45:26.160 on ourselves. Simply put, that's what I believe. That's what I've been advocating for for the last

01:45:31.740 decade. I try to actively de-radicalize people that are on the far right. I've seen a lot of

01:45:38.780 success in that field. I try to talk to people that are in the margins of transphobia, homophobia,

01:45:46.160 anti-black racism and pull them back. And do you know this country is amazing in that

01:45:53.660 in that it's charitable there are homeless people but there are so many resources especially in

01:46:00.200 these cities for homeless people the the majority of homeless you see sleeping out of the streets 0.98

01:46:05.960 are mentally ill they're nuts and unless they start building big gothic buildings with bars 0.99

01:46:13.860 on the windows again and throwing them in there at least they'll have a bed and uh medical attention 1.00

01:46:20.800 where do you think you're going to put them?

01:46:22.860 What do you think, more socialist money being doled out

01:46:26.080 so they could live in houses?

01:46:27.980 All of a sudden they have a house and a shower

01:46:29.340 and they're the greatest citizen in the world? 1.00

01:46:31.720 They're nuts. 1.00

01:46:33.180 They're crazy people. 1.00

01:46:36.340 And the United States isn't a guarantee. 0.99

01:46:39.280 You come here and you're guaranteed to get this.

01:46:41.640 It never has been.

01:46:42.600 That wasn't what it was supposed to be.

01:46:45.000 It's, you know, roll the dice, try your luck,

01:46:48.120 Utilize the resources and see what happens.

01:46:50.720 All right.

01:46:51.220 Back in a moment.

01:46:53.180 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

01:46:59.480 Halloween right around the corner, right?

01:47:02.300 Halloween, boy, it just goes from Labor Day.

01:47:07.660 And before you know it, there it is.

01:47:09.840 Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year.

01:47:14.060 It's so fast.

01:47:16.160 But Halloween, I want to try to help people out because, once again,

01:47:20.680 we have our 15 offensive Halloween costumes that these are things you should not dress up as.

01:47:29.880 And good housekeeping puts this out.

01:47:32.460 And it's serious.

01:47:34.000 This is serious.

01:47:35.800 I don't know anyone that dresses up like this. 0.82

01:47:38.660 Number one is a Holocaust victim.

01:47:41.100 For some reason, people would dress up like this. 0.72

01:47:45.120 Some of the stores have taken this costume off the shelves.

01:47:49.260 You cannot order it under the Anne Frank name.

01:47:53.820 That's what it was. 0.94

01:47:54.560 You could dress like Anne Frank.

01:47:57.300 Now they're still offering it, though, under World War II Evacuee Girl and 1940s Girl Historical Costume.

01:48:06.440 The Holocaust is painful historical event, not costume party fodder.

01:48:12.340 uh number two anything blackface oh my god uh never ever not under any circumstance yes the

01:48:20.580 offensive practice includes literally painting your face a shade other than your natural skin

01:48:25.500 tone but it also goes deeper than that dressing up in outfits that reinforce racist stereotypes

01:48:30.560 also counts as blackface for example if you identify as a white person take care to avoid

01:48:36.180 stereotyping any other cultures that aren't yours if you intend to pay homage to a specific person

01:48:41.940 that means also avoiding caricatures um so i that just means you cannot be something you're not

01:48:51.680 don't put on a sombrero uh even if you don't darken your your face that's considered blackface

01:48:57.260 transphobic costumes this has always been something over the course of the years i never got it

01:49:03.020 i always thought the guys uh you know enjoy dressing as girls a little too much back in

01:49:09.520 high school you'd have costume parties and uh you know one of the jocks would uh put on some

01:49:15.160 stockings and a skirt and a wig and seem to enjoy it a little too much but uh you can't make fun of

01:49:22.160 any marginalized group of people uh those are no-goes take this tranny granny costume i guess

01:49:29.460 it's the wording in this is offensive transgender granny perhaps uh it got pulled from walmart 0.80

01:49:37.600 after customers pointed out not only does it make a joke out of the transgender woman it uses a

01:49:42.380 transphobic slur right there in the name okay so they acknowledged it uh there's also body shaming

01:49:49.560 dressing as a fat person uh is not is not good you can't do that they don't want you uh dressing

01:49:58.720 as people that have eating disorders i don't know how you do that if you're really skinny maybe

01:50:03.480 cultural stereotypes uh they don't want you culturally appropriating if you your child

01:50:10.460 intends to pay homage to a beloved disney character like mona or pocahontas take care to dress with

01:50:18.180 sensitivity can you believe they actually put a list out like this um marginalized groups for

01:50:26.460 example skip the sombrero and poncho combo okay native american headdress kimonos and grass skirts

01:50:32.720 with a coconut top that was always a big one back in the day how about a terrorist don't dress up

01:50:39.940 why terrorists are going to be offended osama bin laden things like that members of isis why

01:50:46.840 well we're at it let's cross off the list people like hitler uh putin or anything that involves

01:50:54.960 the confederate flag yeah boy look out zombie versions of deceased celebrities this has always

01:51:03.000 been a biggie um you might see that with the the poor of the son walter white's son from breaking

01:51:10.120 bad he just recently uh died very very tragic took his own life uh and you know if you dressed

01:51:17.140 up like that and you had the braces that you walked with and you're like i'm a yummy that you

01:51:23.100 don't do that do not do that uh animal cruelty well i'm totally against that

01:51:29.940 uh don't what is that though uh costumes that involve animal shelters and euthanasia

01:51:38.200 hunting get-ups with graphic accessories or anything you wouldn't want your child to come

01:51:43.600 across while they were out collecting candy so you can't go out as a great uh great white hunter

01:51:49.020 of the old days there i was africa i shot an elephant in my pajamas you know the rest mentally 0.94

01:51:57.300 ill people that's offensive uh how often uh many of us called different people crazy so if you're 0.66

01:52:05.860 in a straight jacket or uh you got people following you around in white coats with 0.50

01:52:11.160 butterfly nets chasing you around you know because that's such an accurate depiction

01:52:16.280 sexual harassment uh going around as a flasher which is something i don't even know if young

01:52:23.700 people would know what a flasher is anymore it used to be a big thing it was kind of funny on tv

01:52:28.400 uh they'd have a guy wear a trench coat and a hat and then he'd open up his trench coat

01:52:34.580 and uh flash women because he was naked underneath don't do that it could trigger people who have

01:52:41.340 dealt with harassment themselves don't risk it an unhoused person uh for decades dressing up as a 0.57

01:52:48.980 hobo not homo a hobo was considered a harmless outfit but in the u.s alone thousands of people

01:52:55.420 are with its without safe accessible shelter every day and the crisis continues to worsen

01:53:01.120 it's a reality that's lived by many not a cute idea for an idea for an outfit

01:53:07.480 But that was a big thing.

01:53:10.200 You'd have a kid and he'd kind of make his face look like he had whiskers.

01:53:14.760 You have the stick over your shoulder and the little bundle at the end.

01:53:18.640 It was adorable.

01:53:21.380 National tragedies like 9-11 or Boston Marathon, any type of terrorist event.

01:53:29.620 You know, don't get a friend and dress up as the Twin Towers and another friend as an airplane.

01:53:35.560 And Black Lives Matter. 0.89

01:53:36.400 don't dress up like anything to do with black lives matter t-shirt slogan protest vigils things

01:53:43.160 like that um it's a tokenism not solidarity and the same goes for other political or social

01:53:50.180 justice movements all right there you go i've warned you best steer clear of any of those

01:53:55.740 costumes and enjoy your halloween back in a minute it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast

01:54:03.680 network there will not be a streaming of the execution of anwar al-al-al-laki

01:54:14.500 anwar al-al-laki al-laki why why do we have to even know names like this um a terrorist you know

01:54:27.000 this guy was a terrorist he shot up uh and killed and injured many more uh killed 13 injured 30

01:54:33.660 people at the Fort Hood shooting and he's been sentenced to death and they have come up with

01:54:42.800 the method firing squad they're gonna gonna do it old school and shoot this guy so we've been

01:54:50.660 hearing you know Pete Hanks that that's suggested that we will live stream that people will be able

01:54:58.240 to tune in and uh live stream this execution but you know there had been some outcry i had said

01:55:07.400 when this first uh came to light when when the suggestions were being made that this

01:55:13.120 execution be streamed live i had said this will not happen it's you know it's awesome to think

01:55:20.380 about uh growing up whenever you'd hear about a heinous crime you'd always you know with your

01:55:26.840 friends try to come up with the best method that the person should be dispatched uh some of these

01:55:32.180 things involved a rusty tuna can lid that was always a good thing they ought to take a rusty

01:55:38.020 tuna can lid and well we all know what that lid was going to be used for and it was kind of a fun

01:55:44.500 little thought project for people and uh as we got older we still would say things like well they

01:55:51.820 should have public executions for people that commit uh these terrible terrible crimes

01:55:56.840 And it looked like we were going to get it.

01:56:00.240 December 3rd, I think, is the execution date.

01:56:03.640 They're going to hand out the old M1 Garands to some soldiers and fire away at this guy.

01:56:12.480 I don't know if it still works like it did in the old days,

01:56:15.220 and I don't know what's truth and what's been rumor over the course of history,

01:56:19.760 but I had always heard that when they hand out the ammunition, the magazine,

01:56:26.840 that one of the shooters has a blank in the gun

01:56:32.680 so that everyone could have this element of doubt in their head

01:56:37.420 that they had killed the guy or not killed him.

01:56:42.580 Maybe I got the blank round or maybe not.

01:56:45.680 But I think any marksman, especially a soldier, would know.

01:56:51.340 It feels different when you fire a blank

01:56:54.220 than it does when you're firing a live round.

01:56:57.080 The recoil's different.

01:56:58.300 The sound is different.

01:57:01.140 So I don't even know if that's true.

01:57:03.640 I would assume they don't force people to go on a firing squad.

01:57:08.980 So if you're volunteering for it, why would you be like,

01:57:12.260 well, I sure hope I don't kill the guy?

01:57:14.060 You're volunteering for it.

01:57:15.380 So I'm assuming everybody up on that line is totally fine

01:57:21.700 with blasting a round into this guy.

01:57:25.620 But it ain't going to happen, apparently.

01:57:28.440 Donald Trump has put out on his social media,

01:57:31.780 Nidal Malik Hassan, a former U.S. Army major, 1.00

01:57:37.040 turned traitor, is a very bad and evil man 0.99

01:57:39.920 who killed 13 people, including a pregnant soldier 0.99

01:57:42.080 who died along with her unborn son,

01:57:44.440 and injured very seriously 32 more people.

01:57:47.900 Barack Hussein Obama's Federal Bureau of Investigation

01:57:51.160 intercepted electronic communications

01:57:54.080 between Hassan and radical Yemeni-American cleric

01:57:57.040 Anwar al-Awlaki

01:57:59.720 when reviewed by his FBI Terrorism Task Force.

01:58:03.880 Investigators concluded that Hassan's emails

01:58:06.100 were not a threat, really.

01:58:08.420 His assessment of the Obama administration's actions

01:58:11.100 were later considered to be a key intelligence failure.

01:58:14.720 Failed failure.

01:58:16.160 With all of that being said,

01:58:17.960 I think streaming the execution for all to see

01:58:20.620 might have been a strong deterrent for the world to witness how americans deal with terrorism and 0.96

01:58:26.680 scum like hassan but many very good very well-meaning people would rather not watch him 0.98

01:58:35.080 die through streaming or through any other visual device he will die as scheduled by firing squad 0.98

01:58:41.480 but this event will not be streamed that said the execution may be viewed by uh in person

01:58:47.980 by the immediate families of the victims

01:58:52.660 if they choose so, or so choose.

01:58:56.700 They deserve to witness justice.

01:58:58.880 Thank you for your attention to this matter,

01:59:01.560 President Donald J. Trump.

01:59:04.640 So those of you who are looking forward

01:59:07.880 to seeing an execution,

01:59:11.800 sorry, ain't gonna happen.

01:59:13.940 I was on the fence with this.

01:59:15.420 you know there's part of you that where uh it sounds good on paper it sounds good when you're

01:59:23.120 having a few beers with your buddies and you know yeah they all have put that guy against the wall

01:59:27.980 and televised the execution but in reality it is uh barbaric not that his deeds weren't barbaric

01:59:38.000 he murdered 13 people and changed the life of uh more than 30 others uh with their injuries

01:59:45.220 but uh i think we do have to try to cling on to some semblance of being civil it it does make you

01:59:55.300 a little more desensitized once you satisfy that urge once you step over that line there's no real

02:00:03.320 going back and for you people that want um you people that want to see things like that it's

02:00:12.020 certainly not like you can't the uh pick up your phone your phone is a snuff film movie theater

02:00:20.900 if that's what you want there are plenty of instances where you can watch people perish

02:00:27.800 in many many different ways and if gunfire is your cup of tea uh there's that too wars in real time

02:00:37.020 um i've seen some horrendous videos from the russian ukraine war with drones and trench

02:00:45.980 warfare and uh it it takes something out of you i try not to watch those and um some people

02:00:55.000 like it it's strange very strange i can only watch limited things uh when it comes to

02:01:02.620 violence or people meeting a violent end and i can't watch animals being hurt i can't watch

02:01:08.980 animals even being slightly hurt there was a video i scrolled past today and it was a a policeman

02:01:15.240 with his police dog and the dog apparently jumped off a bridge and was injured and uh i scrolled

02:01:22.760 right away from it i can't watch that but i have seen war videos and i've seen accident videos and

02:01:28.820 things like that um so would you say i i appreciate and love animals more than people

02:01:34.820 in some circumstances you could say that but it's it never feels good watching

02:01:41.240 videos of death and destruction and stuff like that takes a little out of you

02:01:46.660 i've never watched those beheading videos years ago remember those were making the rounds

02:01:51.220 daniel pearl and uh some of those things i have never and from everyone that has watched them

02:01:59.340 they say you know i wish i hadn't watched it you it never it never completely leaves your mind

02:02:06.420 who wants that who needs that and it's not like the movies uh an execution by firing squad i've

02:02:16.340 seen executions by firing squad there are films of them from world war ii and a few other wars and

02:02:24.060 um it's brutal and that somebody's being gunned down uh and it's being filmed but it doesn't

02:02:31.700 look like they portray it movies it's very um un-cinematic uh they're usually tied to a pole

02:02:39.840 or something and you hear the gunfire and they slump down and that's it not that it would be any

02:02:47.240 better if there was a pink mist and and agonizing writhing and screaming uh but you're not going to

02:02:55.040 see that so in closing i agree with president donald trump and uh pulling back the reins on

02:03:03.200 this one and saying we are not going to uh put a a live execution on youtube or something like that

02:03:12.200 all right that's where i stand you got a problem with that uh i don't know tell me on my x account 0.58

02:03:18.000 anthony cumia on x and uh you could you could bitch me out if that's what you want to do all 0.64

02:03:25.480 right all right uh you know we'll wrap up this shane gillis thing because uh it's still going on 0.64

02:03:34.260 there's still people livid that shane uh said that some women that go to the gym dress like 0.72

02:03:40.340 whores and uh it's still going people still upset by this uh this is a guy the clip is a ac7

02:03:48.120 a guy that wants to know why shane's jokes were funny he doesn't understand now i have said 0.99

02:03:55.300 that everyone who's angry with this are women that dress like whores at the gym and gay guys 0.98

02:04:03.020 gay guys who of course they always come to the aid of women uh like that and uh they don't understand 0.99

02:04:11.340 guy jokes they just don't get it and that's understandable i don't get some of the stuff

02:04:17.460 they do but uh here's a guy that wants to know why shane's jokes are funny let's listen

02:04:24.300 Shane Gillis' monologue is a litmus test for men.

02:04:27.620 If you see something or hear something that is misogynistic, say something.

02:04:32.040 Because not speaking up is just as bad.

02:04:34.380 Not calling out that behavior is just as bad.

02:04:37.380 So if you have any guy friends and they're like,

02:04:38.820 that Shane Gillis joke was funny, ask them why.

02:04:41.800 Why is it funny? 1.00

02:04:42.540 Why is calling women whores funny? 1.00

02:04:45.080 And if any of you can explain to me why calling women whores is funny, 1.00

02:04:48.040 I would love to know. 1.00

02:04:49.660 Because that wasn't the funny part of the joke.

02:04:53.720 Because that wasn't the funny part. 0.78

02:04:56.340 You're so wound up in that he said, what's with women at the gym? 1.00

02:05:01.960 They're dressed like whores now? 1.00

02:05:03.640 When he said that, that was it. 0.99

02:05:06.600 Their eyes closed, their ears closed, their mouth opened up, and that was it.

02:05:11.540 And they didn't even bother listening to what the context of saying that was

02:05:15.620 when it involved the rest of the joke.

02:05:18.660 And the rest of the joke was nothing but pure self-deprecation.

02:05:23.720 on the part of Shane Gillis. 1.00

02:05:25.900 Yeah, the women are dressing in provocative tight shorts. 0.98

02:05:29.600 As a guy, as a guy that isn't in the best shape, 0.65

02:05:33.300 which he points out constantly,

02:05:35.460 Shane said, I have a hard time not looking. 0.99

02:05:38.340 But these women are recording themselves 1.00

02:05:41.100 for Instagram and TikTok and whatnot.

02:05:44.100 And the joke part was that he's on so many TikTok videos

02:05:50.360 looking and trying not to look like he's looking.

02:05:53.720 And when he portrayed how that might look to people that are in the gym looking at Shane, that's funny.

02:06:05.540 That's the funny part.

02:06:07.280 We've all awkwardly looked at something we're not supposed to stare at and then looked away.

02:06:13.180 And him doing that, that was the joke.

02:06:16.220 As somebody that isn't in good shape, looking at someone who obviously is, but they're wearing clothing, that's very provocative.

02:06:23.720 And as a guy, you are going to look, but you don't want it to look like you're looking.

02:06:29.160 This has been a joke over the course of history.

02:06:33.280 There's a great episode of Seinfeld where Jerry and George go to the head of NBC to meet about the Jerry sitcom.

02:06:45.500 And as they're sitting there, the head of NBC's daughter comes in.

02:06:51.060 And this is Denise Richards in her prime.

02:06:53.720 She's supposed to be 16 years old.

02:06:56.460 She bends down to get something, and George and Jerry stare at her cleavage.

02:07:04.880 Jerry looks away, but George just keeps staring.

02:07:08.760 And the head of NBC leans over into George's ear and goes,

02:07:13.000 get a good look, Costanza.

02:07:15.480 And it's hilariously funny.

02:07:17.960 And they go into a whole thing of Jerry telling George,

02:07:21.520 no, you don't stare.

02:07:22.760 just like looking at the sun you take a quick glimpse and look away that's the same essence of

02:07:30.820 the same joke guys awkwardly looking looking too long getting in trouble um so there did i explain 0.74

02:07:42.020 it enough to this gay dude who uh wants to make brownie points with liberal women and didn't 0.99

02:07:48.620 understand because he could not get past hearing uh dressed like whores is that it mission 0.98

02:07:56.020 accomplished did i help you i hope i did i certainly hope i helped you out uh some other 0.99

02:08:04.240 things going on uh and this is good i like this girls refusing to uh run in a uh a track meet

02:08:13.940 a foot race whatever you want to call it uh for a school because a guy is running in the competition

02:08:22.760 high school girls in washington walk off cross-country race in protest of biological

02:08:27.460 male competing on their team on their own team um that was tuesday october 13th approximately

02:08:35.740 half of the girls competing for camas camas high school in washington state a stage the

02:08:41.800 coordinated walkout during a cross country meet against battleground high school according to the 0.98

02:08:47.880 reports approximately 12 13 girls lined up at the starting line waited for the race to begin then 0.68

02:08:53.460 walked off and left the uh course entirely they forfeited the race because a biological male

02:09:00.880 athlete who began the season competing against boys had transferred to the girls cross country

02:09:06.980 country team in the middle of the season this guy when he was competing against the boys junior

02:09:12.680 varsity race uh finished in 76th place 76th place um approximately a month later he was competing

02:09:26.020 against the girls and subsequently won the girls varsity race and finished second in two others

02:09:34.160 including tuesday's competition yeah he couldn't cut it in the boys uh on the boys team he goes to

02:09:42.640 the girls team and he's a winner uh number one or two contender and uh here's the part

02:09:50.260 when i hear people say oh there's not even that many transgender people in sports high school

02:09:58.600 sports or college sports there's not even that many so what's the big deal uh the big deal is

02:10:04.660 it doesn't matter how many there are or how few they are taking spots that women should uh be

02:10:13.400 taking and getting scholarships and qualifying for uh competitions and and even the olympics

02:10:21.280 um so yeah that is a problem and to just say well there aren't that many tell that to the family of

02:10:29.400 a girl who has been training her whole life the family has been driving her to and from practices

02:10:35.860 buying the equipment she's dedicated her life not going out with friends and

02:10:40.900 doing fun things because she has been dedicated to a sport and then a guy comes in

02:10:47.280 and takes her spot in whatever she was pursuing.

02:10:52.460 Does it matter that it's just one,

02:10:55.000 that it's just that one girl

02:10:56.560 that isn't going to fulfill her dreams

02:10:58.980 and aspirations that she worked so hard for?

02:11:03.840 It's just one, though, right?

02:11:07.060 To think of it like that is unbelievably selfish.

02:11:12.040 uh look the guy is 79th or 76th that's how good this guy is 76th place you can't just say now

02:11:24.560 that you're a girl and knock some of the girls out of contention for what they want to do

02:11:29.060 so great job to these girls uh this is the way it's going to be done if girls refuse to play 1.00

02:11:35.980 along and uh where are the feminists you know where are the women that were complaining about 1.00

02:11:41.620 shane gillis's joke on snl uh how it um demeans women and harms women uh when it comes to this

02:11:50.040 which is absolutely harming women and preventing them from being their best and doing what they

02:11:56.400 wanted to do their entire lives okay back in a moment stick around it's the anthony cumia show

02:12:03.900 on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

02:12:07.800 There will not be a streaming

02:12:10.940 of the execution of Anwar al-Awlaki.

02:12:17.280 Anwar al-Awlaki.

02:12:21.600 Why?

02:12:23.240 Why do we have to even know names like this?

02:12:27.380 A terrorist, you know, this guy was a terrorist.

02:12:29.740 He shot up and killed and injured many more.

02:12:33.360 killed 13 injured 32 people at the fort hood shooting and um he's been sentenced to death

02:12:42.220 and they have uh come up with the method uh firing squad they're gonna gonna do it old school

02:12:50.140 and shoot this guy so we've been hearing you know pete hagseth that's uh suggested that

02:12:56.600 we will live stream it that people will be able to tune in and live stream this execution

02:13:04.660 but you know there had been some outcry i had said when this first uh came to light when when

02:13:13.360 the suggestions were being made that this execution be streamed live i had said this

02:13:18.200 will not happen it's you know it's awesome to think about uh growing up whenever you'd hear

02:13:26.020 about a heinous crime you'd always you know with your friends try to come up with the best method

02:13:30.560 that the person should be dispatched uh some of these things involved a rusty tuna can lid

02:13:36.440 that was always a good thing they ought to take a rusty tuna can lid and well we all know what

02:13:43.040 that lid was going to be used for and it was kind of a fun little thought project for people

02:13:48.820 and uh as we got older we still would say things like well they should have public executions for

02:13:55.260 people that commit uh these terrible terrible crimes uh and it looked like we were going to 0.80

02:14:01.320 get it december 3rd i think is the execution date they're going to hand out the old m1 garands to

02:14:08.540 some soldiers and uh fire away at this guy uh i don't know if it still works like it did in the

02:14:16.760 old days and i don't know what's truth and what's been rumor over the course of history but i had

02:14:22.480 always heard that uh when they hand out the the ammunition the magazines that uh one of the

02:14:31.720 shooters has a blank in the gun so that uh everyone could have this element of doubt in their head

02:14:39.360 that they had uh killed the guy or not killed him maybe i got the blank round or maybe not

02:14:47.460 But I think any marksman, especially a soldier, would know it feels different when you fire a blank than it does when you're firing a live round.

02:14:58.980 The recoil is different.

02:15:00.240 The sound is different.

02:15:02.960 So I don't even know if that's true.

02:15:05.600 I would assume they don't force people to go on a firing squad.

02:15:10.940 So if you're volunteering for it, why would you be like, well, I sure hope I don't kill the guy you're volunteering for?

02:15:17.460 So I'm assuming everybody up on that line is totally fine with blasting a round into this guy.

02:15:27.560 But it ain't going to happen, apparently. 0.53

02:15:30.260 Donald Trump has put out on his social media, Nidal Malik Hassan, a former U.S. Army major, turned traitor,

02:15:40.220 is a very bad and evil man who killed 13 people, including a pregnant soldier who died along with her unborn son 0.89

02:15:46.260 and injured very seriously 32 more people.

02:15:49.840 Barack Hussein Obama's Federal Bureau of Investigation

02:15:53.100 intercepted electronic communications

02:15:56.060 between Hassan and radical Yemeni-American cleric

02:15:59.000 Anwar al-Awlaki

02:16:01.660 when reviewed by his FBI Terrorism Task Force.

02:16:05.840 Investigators concluded that Hassan's emails were not a threat.

02:16:10.100 Really.

02:16:10.780 His assessment of the Obama administration's actions

02:16:13.040 were later considered to be a key intelligence failure failed failure with all of that being

02:16:19.480 said i think streaming the execution for all to see might have been a strong deterrent for the 0.60

02:16:25.820 world to witness how americans deal with terrorism and scum like hassan but many very good very well

02:16:34.520 meaning people would rather not watch him die through streaming or through any other visual 0.92

02:16:39.720 device he will die as scheduled by firing squad but this event will not be streamed that said

02:16:46.800 the execution may be viewed by uh in person uh by the immediate families of the victims

02:16:54.600 if they choose so or so choose they deserve to witness justice thank you for your attention to

02:17:02.140 this matter uh president donald j trump so uh so those of you who are looking forward

02:17:09.820 to seeing an execution sorry ain't gonna happen i was on the fence with this you know there's

02:17:18.700 part of you that where uh it sounds good on paper it sounds good when you're having a few beers with

02:17:26.160 your buddies and you know

02:17:27.820 they ought to put that guy against the wall 0.94

02:17:29.940 and televise the execution 0.52

02:17:32.300 but in reality

02:17:33.800 it is

02:17:35.000 barbaric not that his

02:17:37.760 deeds weren't barbaric

02:17:39.940 he murdered 13 people and

02:17:41.800 changed the life of

02:17:43.260 more than 30 others

02:17:45.460 with their injuries

02:17:47.180 but I think we

02:17:49.980 do have to try to cling on to some

02:17:51.800 semblance of being

02:17:53.800 civil it

02:17:56.160 It does make you a little more desensitized.

02:17:59.680 Once you satisfy that urge, once you step over that line, there's no real going back.

02:18:07.600 And for you people that want to see things like that, it's certainly not like you can't.

02:18:16.640 Pick up your phone.

02:18:18.800 Your phone is a snuff film movie theater, if that's what you want.

02:18:24.220 There are plenty of instances where you can watch people perish in many, many different ways.

02:18:32.500 And if gunfire is your cup of tea, there's that, too.

02:18:37.320 Wars in real time.

02:18:40.360 I've seen some horrendous videos from the Russian-Ukraine war with drones and trench warfare.

02:18:49.000 And it takes something out of you.

02:18:51.780 I try not to watch those.

02:18:54.220 And some people like it.

02:18:58.400 It's strange.

02:18:59.900 Very strange.

02:19:01.340 I can only watch limited things when it comes to violence or people meeting a violent end.

02:19:07.900 And I can't watch animals being hurt.

02:19:10.340 I can't watch animals even being slightly hurt.

02:19:13.620 There was a video I scrolled past today, and it was a policeman with his police dog.

02:19:18.880 And the dog apparently jumped off a bridge and was injured.

02:19:22.820 and uh i scrolled right away from it i can't watch that but i have seen war videos and i've seen

02:19:29.520 accident videos and things like that um so would you say i i appreciate and love animals more than

02:19:36.480 people in some circumstances you could say that but it's it never feels good watching

02:19:43.180 videos of death and destruction and stuff like that takes a little out of you

02:19:49.440 I've never watched those beheading videos years ago.

02:19:52.060 Remember those were making the rounds?

02:19:54.060 Daniel Pearl and some of those things.

02:19:57.920 I have never.

02:19:59.180 And from everyone that has watched them, they say, you know, I wish I hadn't watched it.

02:20:04.900 It never completely leaves your mind.

02:20:08.860 Who wants that?

02:20:10.640 Who needs that?

02:20:12.240 And it's not like the movies. 0.98

02:20:15.000 An execution by firing squad.

02:20:17.400 But I've seen executions by firing squad.

02:20:21.400 There are films of them from World War II and a few other wars.

02:20:25.780 And it's brutal in that somebody's being gunned down and it's being filmed.

02:20:32.560 But it doesn't look like they portray it in movies.

02:20:36.140 It's very uncinematic.

02:20:39.840 They're usually tied to a pole or something.

02:20:42.560 And you hear the gunfire and they slump down.

02:20:46.720 And that's it.

02:20:47.400 Not that it would be any better if there was pink mist and agonizing, writhing and screaming, but you're not going to see that.

02:20:58.160 So in closing, I agree with President Donald Trump in pulling back the reins on this one and saying we are not going to put a live execution on YouTube or something like that.

02:21:14.100 All right. That's where I stand. You got a problem with that?

02:21:17.400 I don't know. Tell me on my X account, Anthony Cumia on X.

02:21:22.920 And you could you could bitch me out if that's what you want to do.

02:21:27.220 All right. All right. You know, we'll wrap up this Shane Gillis thing because it's still going on. 0.97

02:21:36.200 There's still people livid that Shane said that some women that go to the gym dress like whores and it's still going. 0.93

02:21:44.740 and people are still upset by this. 0.83

02:21:46.960 This is a guy, the clip is an AC7,

02:21:50.560 a guy that wants to know why Shane's jokes were funny.

02:21:54.760 He doesn't understand.

02:21:56.180 Now, I have said that everyone who's angry with this 1.00

02:21:59.900 are women that dress like whores at the gym 1.00

02:22:03.200 and gay guys, gay guys who, of course, 1.00

02:22:06.880 they always come to the aid of women like that, 0.96

02:22:11.220 and they don't understand guy jokes.

02:22:14.740 They just don't get it. And that's understandable. I don't get some of the stuff they do.

02:22:20.620 But here's a guy that wants to know why Shane's jokes are funny. Let's listen.

02:22:26.460 Shane Gillis's monologue is a litmus test for men. If you see something or hear something that is misogynistic, say something, because not speaking up is just as bad.

02:22:36.320 Not calling out that behavior is just as bad.

02:22:39.340 So if you have any guy friends and they're like,

02:22:40.760 that Shane Gillis joke was funny, ask him why.

02:22:43.720 Why is it funny? 1.00

02:22:44.500 Why is calling women whores funny? 1.00

02:22:47.020 And if any of you can explain to me why calling women whores is funny, 1.00

02:22:49.980 I would love to know. 1.00

02:22:51.620 Because that wasn't the funny part of the joke.

02:22:55.540 Because that wasn't the funny part.

02:22:58.380 You're so wound up in that he said, 0.94

02:23:02.460 what's with women at the gym? 1.00

02:23:03.920 They're just like whores now? 1.00

02:23:05.640 When he said that, that was it. 1.00

02:23:08.220 Their eyes closed, their ears closed, their mouth opened up, and that was it.

02:23:13.500 And they didn't even bother listening to what the context of saying that was when it involved the rest of the joke.

02:23:20.580 And the rest of the joke was nothing but pure self-deprecation on the part of Shane Gillis. 1.00

02:23:27.900 Yeah, the women are dressing in provocative tight shorts. 0.81

02:23:31.600 As a guy, as a guy that isn't in the best shape, which he points out constantly,

02:23:36.600 Shane said I have a hard time not looking 1.00

02:23:39.500 but these women are recording themselves for 1.00

02:23:43.500 Instagram and TikTok and whatnot and the joke

02:23:47.400 part was that he's on so many

02:23:51.340 TikTok videos looking and trying not to look like he's looking

02:23:55.500 and when he portrayed how that

02:23:59.440 might look to people that are in the gym

02:24:02.080 uh looking at at uh shane that's funny that's the funny part we've all awkwardly looked at

02:24:11.420 something we're not supposed to stare at and then looked away and him doing that that was the joke

02:24:17.800 as somebody that isn't in good shape looking at someone who obviously is but they're wearing

02:24:23.340 clothing that's very provocative and as a guy you are going to look but you don't want it to

02:24:29.320 look like you're looking this has been a joke over the course of history there's a great episode

02:24:37.000 of seinfeld where uh jerry and george go to the head of mbc to uh meet about the jerry sitcom

02:24:46.340 and uh as they're sitting there the head of mbc's daughter comes in and this is denise 0.95

02:24:53.840 richards in her prime she's supposed to be 16 years old she uh bends down to get something

02:25:01.360 and george and jerry stare at her cleavage uh jerry looks away but george just keeps staring 0.99

02:25:09.800 and the head of nbc leans over into george's ears and ear and goes get a good look costanza

02:25:16.460 and it's hilariously funny and they go into a whole thing of jerry telling george no you don't

02:25:23.960 you don't stare it's like looking at the sun you take a quick glimpse and look away

02:25:29.000 that's the same essence of the same joke guys awkwardly looking looking too long getting in 0.94

02:25:38.480 trouble um so there did i explain it enough to this gay dude who uh wants to make brownie points 0.87

02:25:48.040 with liberal women and didn't understand because he could not get past hearing uh dressed like 0.97

02:25:55.200 whores is that it mission accomplished did i help you i hope i did i certainly hope i helped you out 0.94

02:26:02.980 uh some other things going on uh and this is good i like this girls refusing to uh run in a uh 1.00

02:26:14.280 a track meet a foot race whatever you want to call it uh for a school because a guy

02:26:22.060 is running in the competition high school girls in washington walk off cross-country race in

02:26:28.320 protest of biological male competing on their team on their own team um it was tuesday october

02:26:36.680 13th approximately half of the girls competing for camas camas high school in washington state

02:26:43.140 a stage the coordinated walkout during a cross-country meet against battleground high

02:26:48.720 school according to the reports approximately 12 13 girls lined up at the starting line waited

02:26:53.920 for the race to begin then walked off and left the uh course entirely they forfeited the race

02:27:00.960 because a biological male athlete who began the season competing against boys had transferred to

02:27:07.700 the girls cross country country team in the middle of the season this guy when he was competing

02:27:13.600 against the boys junior varsity race uh finished in 76th place 76th place um approximately a month

02:27:26.140 later he was competing against the girls and subsequently won the girls varsity race and

02:27:34.260 finished second in two others including tuesday's competition yeah he couldn't cut it in the boys

02:27:42.500 on the boys team he goes to the girls team and he's a winner number one or two contender

02:27:49.480 and uh here's the part when i hear people say oh there's not even that many transgender people

02:27:58.400 in sports high school sports or college sports there's not even that many so what's the big deal

02:28:04.500 uh the big deal is it doesn't matter how many there are or how few they are taking spots

02:28:12.040 that women should be taking and getting scholarships and qualifying for competitions 0.97

02:28:21.120 and and even the Olympics. So, yeah, that is a problem. And to just say, well, there aren't that 0.97

02:28:29.160 many. Tell that to the family of a girl who has been training her whole life. The family has been

02:28:35.620 driving her to and from practices, buying the equipment. She's dedicated her life not going

02:28:41.700 out with friends and doing fun things because she has been dedicated to a sport and then a guy comes

02:28:48.960 in and takes her spot in whatever she was pursuing it does it matter that it's just one that it's

02:28:57.340 just that one girl that isn't going to fulfill her dreams and aspirations that she worked so

02:29:03.760 hard for it's just one though right to to think of it like that is uh unbelievably selfish

02:29:14.180 uh look the guy is 79th or 76th that's how good this guy is 76th place you can't just say now

02:29:26.520 that you're a girl and knock some of the girls out of contention for what they want to do

02:29:31.000 so great job to these girls uh this is the way it's going to be done if girls refuse to play 1.00

02:29:37.920 along and uh where are the feminists you know where are the women that were complaining about 1.00

02:29:43.580 shane gillis's joke on snl uh how it um demeans women and harms women uh when it comes to this

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The Anthony Cumia Show - October 19, 2026

Elvis Knew How to Keep His Mouth Shut

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