The Anthony Cumia Show - July 20, 2026


The Anthony Cumia Show | 07-19-26


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00:01:29.900 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
00:01:36.080 It is the Anthony Cumia Show.
00:01:38.520 How is everybody?
00:01:39.500 Hope you're having a great weekend.
00:01:42.040 A lot of fun.
00:01:43.980 Are we, uh, we're done with soccer, right?
00:01:48.040 Right?
00:01:48.960 Are we just done with it?
00:01:51.400 Every few years, they try to make it like people really care here in this country.
00:01:59.000 It could be entertaining.
00:02:00.480 I went out to a couple of the local bars in my area with some friends
00:02:07.480 and watched some of the games.
00:02:10.280 But it's just never going to take off and be one of those huge sports in the United States.
00:02:17.780 Maybe after the demographic shift when the white people in this country become the minority, then maybe.
00:02:31.540 But right now I don't think a lot of people really care that much about soccer.
00:02:39.000 It's fun, like I said, to go out and maybe watch a game at the bar or something.
00:02:44.200 But it just doesn't have, it's not baseball.
00:02:47.160 That's our sport, baseball, football, hockey.
00:02:51.640 I can't stand basketball personally, but people seem to like it.
00:02:56.480 I don't know.
00:02:57.280 So Spain won.
00:02:59.400 Spain scored one goal against Argentina.
00:03:03.980 And that really is the problem, isn't it?
00:03:06.260 It's just not a very exciting game.
00:03:08.840 There are moments, but it's not a very exciting game to watch.
00:03:13.380 when, you know, a couple hours goes by and it's 1-0.
00:03:20.540 Or nothing-nothing.
00:03:22.720 It just doesn't thrill me.
00:03:25.660 I think scoring is a big part of what makes a sport entertaining.
00:03:30.880 Don't you?
00:03:33.180 That's also why I don't think basketball is a very exciting sport
00:03:38.520 because they score too much.
00:03:40.480 you're sitting there and
00:03:42.880 every
00:03:44.620 couple of seconds
00:03:46.040 they score and that's
00:03:48.900 supposed to be a big thing when
00:03:50.080 someone scores in hockey
00:03:52.300 you get that horn goes off
00:03:54.280 and everybody goes crazy
00:03:56.540 it's exciting a touchdown in football
00:03:58.900 a home run in baseball
00:04:01.080 very exciting
00:04:02.680 soccer
00:04:04.320 if you don't score at all
00:04:06.120 what are you doing you're watching a bunch of men kick a ball
00:04:08.980 around a giant field and basketball oh wow another two points oh wow there's three points oh boy
00:04:17.060 oh another two another two what's the score 105 to 108 it kind of takes the thrill
00:04:25.100 of the scoring out of the sport but that's just me i know some people really do enjoy
00:04:32.240 basketball and soccer, football.
00:04:37.760 They tried to do that, too, for a while.
00:04:41.280 They were trying to get us to call it football.
00:04:45.380 And, yeah, you could go screw with that one.
00:04:48.900 We have our football. 0.97
00:04:51.280 And we will continue calling that silly game soccer.
00:04:56.780 But that's it. 0.72
00:04:58.100 That's it.
00:04:58.500 Trump was on hand for the Spain victory over Argentina,
00:05:04.840 and he's very Trump.
00:05:10.160 He would not leave the stage while Spain,
00:05:14.420 the entire team, was celebrating up on the platform midfield.
00:05:20.620 They had the trophy, and they were celebrating.
00:05:23.580 And there's Trump just standing right there on the stage with them.
00:05:27.600 It was kind of a weird moment.
00:05:32.120 I think even the team's like, what is this guy doing up here?
00:05:37.820 Trump's always got to make it about him.
00:05:40.240 They loved me, loved that I was up there with them.
00:05:44.760 But it's over, and I say, thank goodness.
00:05:49.400 There's a few people that get turned on to it, I guess,
00:05:51.880 and they'll start watching games, but that's got to fade pretty quickly,
00:05:55.800 especially once football kicks up and you won't hear about soccer anymore.
00:06:02.140 You'll go to some bar occasionally and there'll be a soccer game on.
00:06:06.780 Usually it's at bodegas or some Spanish or European restaurant.
00:06:16.200 You'll see the game on.
00:06:18.880 But for the most part, people don't care.
00:06:21.360 They just don't.
00:06:22.080 But congrats to España for their thrilling 1-0 victory over Argentina.
00:06:31.880 Thrilling.
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00:06:42.140 Talking about a few things this evening, as we usually do.
00:06:46.340 We cover a lot of area on this show.
00:06:49.080 And Hunter Biden has been doing interviews.
00:06:55.980 The ball's on this guy.
00:06:58.780 If there's a person who should have hid under a rock or just counted his blessings,
00:07:05.060 he wasn't either in prison or dead of an overdose or whatever, it's Hunter Biden.
00:07:13.200 Count your blessings and go away.
00:07:15.400 Figure out what you want to do with your life without trying to talk to the American people like you're a good guy. 1.00
00:07:28.380 This guy's a piece of garbage. 1.00
00:07:33.060 Just utter and complete garbage. 1.00
00:07:36.920 The laptop story that came out and all the photos we saw, the drug use, the girls, just a degenerate. 0.99
00:07:49.120 And I don't want to hear drugs or booze being an excuse.
00:07:53.440 It's just stop.
00:07:55.800 Just stop it.
00:07:56.720 You're a grown man, and I know people do drugs.
00:08:00.620 They're addicted to drugs.
00:08:01.780 I get it.
00:08:02.580 but I honestly believe that is a personal choice that you make 0.69
00:08:09.000 to be such a degenerate while you're doing your drugs.
00:08:14.780 What, you can't do a little coke and act like a normal human being? 0.71
00:08:20.140 I knew a few people in the 80s, did a bump or two,
00:08:23.980 and I don't know, they acted like themselves,
00:08:28.640 but just sped up a little bit.
00:08:30.080 A lot more energy, it seemed.
00:08:32.600 But this Hunter Biden is just out and about bashing the Trumps, talking about Zoran Mamdani.
00:08:46.740 He's praising Zoran Mamdani.
00:08:49.600 No one wants to hear Hunter Biden's take on politics, that's for sure,
00:08:56.300 considering his dad goes down as one of the worst presidents
00:09:00.980 this country has ever seen.
00:09:04.900 Here's Hunter praising Zoran Mamdani. 0.79
00:09:09.660 I think that's AC7.
00:09:11.480 Let's listen to him on Mamdani.
00:09:14.260 They look at people like Zoran Mamdani
00:09:17.160 and they go, oh my God, it's the end of the Democratic Party.
00:09:20.960 I look at Zoran Mamdani and I go, there's a leader.
00:09:24.780 I completely agree.
00:09:25.520 every single thing that they talked about it was you know people are going to flee the city and
00:09:30.040 they're going to go crazy and you know they are it's the worst thing that could ever happen and 1.00
00:09:34.960 and you know the democratic party is going to be tagged with you know this uh muslim blah blah blah 1.00
00:09:40.340 blah blah and here he is and he made promises and you know what he did he kept them yeah he kept 0.94
00:09:47.380 him he's lower in rent he's building um uh co-op grocery stores he's doing something about i mean
00:09:54.440 Yeah, kindergarten, kindergarten.
00:09:56.800 I mean, like, that's what people care about.
00:10:01.220 They care about that. 0.92
00:10:02.540 And he's not a dick. 0.96
00:10:03.220 He doesn't throw anybody under. 0.91
00:10:04.960 He's really, really good.
00:10:05.940 He's really, really, really good.
00:10:12.040 Please.
00:10:13.560 First of all, he's been in there, what, six months?
00:10:17.720 Let's be real here.
00:10:20.820 What do you think he's been doing?
00:10:25.220 Keeping promises?
00:10:26.520 What?
00:10:27.040 The one store?
00:10:28.060 Thank God he can't keep his promises because the free busing, did he keep that one?
00:10:33.420 That's a disaster in the making if he ever does do that, which he won't.
00:10:37.860 It just costs too much money.
00:10:39.420 He lied about it during his campaign, and there you go.
00:10:44.800 People bit. 1.00
00:10:46.460 They bought his line of crap and voted for him. 0.99
00:10:50.340 the state-run grocery store yeah there's one good for him what is it really gonna do 0.99
00:10:59.300 is it is it gonna uh shut down other grocery stores no it's just another one of these uh
00:11:07.440 socialist programs uh that he wants to put in place that really aren't gonna do anything
00:11:14.440 positive or negative i don't think it's gonna do anything it's just a showpiece it's like
00:11:19.380 look what i'm doing uh people leaving the city yeah hunter biden they are they how do you how
00:11:28.680 do you deny that the rate people are being taxed the the the prospect of more taxes
00:11:36.520 and rent freezes he froze the rent for a certain few people uh in new york city
00:11:45.300 And that's at the cost of the landlords.
00:11:48.520 You know, you might not like the New York City landlords that much,
00:11:51.400 but they do have to make enough money to keep their buildings running and functional
00:11:57.980 without it coming out of their pocket.
00:12:02.760 So, again, this, what do they call it, Democrat, Socialist, Communism.
00:12:08.760 It's Communism. 0.96
00:12:09.380 And to hear this Hunter Biden out and about on the interview circuit, it's disgusting. 0.96
00:12:19.800 No one wants to hear from this guy.
00:12:21.300 And like I said, how does he show his face with those pictures that were all over that laptop?
00:12:28.820 Does anyone ask him questions about that?
00:12:32.560 And does he just use drugs and booze as an excuse?
00:12:36.880 because that's a hell of an excuse.
00:12:41.600 I don't think it works, quite frankly.
00:12:44.080 I think people are disgusted by this guy, as they should be,
00:12:48.420 and he ought to, like I said, hide, count his blessings,
00:12:52.920 and go back to painting.
00:12:55.820 Squirt paint out of a straw on a canvas
00:12:59.260 and then sell it for hundreds of thousands of dollars
00:13:02.360 to foreign dignitaries who wanted access to your dad.
00:13:06.480 We all saw that money laundering scheme.
00:13:09.780 Let's be real here.
00:13:11.060 No one cared about Hunter Biden's artwork.
00:13:14.380 Unbelievable.
00:13:15.660 All right, we are just getting started.
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00:13:19.700 And we will return with more of The Anthony Cumia Show in moments.
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00:14:29.500 It is the Anthony Cumia show and a lot of, you know, I was just talking about the degenerate, disgusting degenerate that is Hunter Biden.
00:14:45.800 It's just become commonplace and accepted. 0.99
00:14:50.780 And if you don't accept these ridiculous degenerates, you're the problem. 1.00
00:14:57.980 You're the bigoted person. 1.00
00:14:59.500 You know, you're the one that is intolerant. 1.00
00:15:03.280 And I think it's terrible that we've we've gotten to that point where we don't look at some of these people and just go, get away, just leave, shut up. 0.98
00:15:14.980 We don't want you as part of our society. 1.00
00:15:21.140 And we're seeing a lot of this in the in the transgender community. 1.00
00:15:25.040 I am certain there are some transgender people that are just wonderful.
00:15:29.500 Wonderful people. 1.00
00:15:31.840 But it just seems like everyone I see on the news or on social media, in politics, they're all crazy. 0.99
00:15:43.360 They're just crazy men dressed like women, male pattern, baldness, skullets. 0.99
00:15:53.320 And we're supposed to go, oh, no, right, that's a woman. 0.99
00:15:57.020 that is as much a woman as your wife or your daughter or a woman co-worker just as much of 0.99
00:16:06.540 a woman and that's insane that is so crazy that that has been beaten into people's heads
00:16:16.140 and uh so many people have been forced to accept that and recite it back like it's fact 0.98
00:16:24.100 and if you have a difference of opinion you are a terrible bigot transphobic whatever you want to
00:16:32.780 call it so there's this uh ashley webb this it it was like something from either snl or even a 0.97
00:16:44.960 horror movie a lot of these transgender women again they look like men because they're they're 1.00
00:16:52.540 men with dresses on, a lot of these transgender women, they look nuts. 1.00
00:17:04.520 And if they were to, in a movie, let's say, open up a door and like a jump scare, 1.00
00:17:12.360 just kind of come out, the audience would jump.
00:17:15.800 They'd go, oh, my God, what is that?
00:17:17.480 You know, look at Buffalo Bill, you know, from Silence of the Lambs.
00:17:27.340 Would you?
00:17:28.680 Oh, oh, oh.
00:17:33.220 Remember that guy?
00:17:34.600 That was scary.
00:17:36.440 He was a scary person.
00:17:39.480 And a lot of these guys, they're scary looking.
00:17:43.060 And I will not be party to their degenerate fantasy that they are women and they must be treated as such and addressed as such. 0.69
00:17:57.700 It's it's insane.
00:17:59.900 So, you know, Graham Graham Parker had to bow out of the main Senate race.
00:18:07.800 He was the Democrat with the Nazi tattoo. 0.50
00:18:10.780 and then they said he sexually assaulted a woman. 0.93
00:18:16.000 It was just this thing to get him out of there.
00:18:19.620 So they have a bunch of candidates, and they were doing a debate, the Democrats,
00:18:25.900 and Ashley Webb is one of these candidates.
00:18:29.180 And this guy looks like meatloaf in a dress.
00:18:38.640 Either the singer, the beloved late singer meatloaf, or literally a meatloaf in a dress would look prettier than Ashley Webb.
00:18:50.180 So Ashley is in a debate and being asked questions.
00:18:57.260 And here is one of the responses.
00:19:00.580 This is nuts.
00:19:02.840 Let's listen to Ashley Webb. 0.93
00:19:05.960 There it is.
00:19:07.220 ac uh too oh i ran for office several times didn't run i'm a songwriter and then i write my own books
00:19:19.020 and then i suppose my transparency i wouldn't lie to the people and i wouldn't deceive the people
00:19:26.600 like we're being deceived right now like we get lied smoke smoke and mirrors like what's going on
00:19:33.820 with ice and i suppose the biggest thing is like i'm just an angry citizen now and if i got elected
00:19:38.900 i'd be an angry senator grandpa eddie where's spot eddie oh well i uh i uh am an angry person
00:19:54.160 what the hell and really looked like meatloaf in a dress yeah
00:20:03.040 absolutely it was frightening it was frightening and then that was a question uh what what do you
00:20:13.140 feel qualifies you to be a senator from the great state of maine and well i i play guitar
00:20:22.320 I write music and books.
00:20:24.980 Yeah?
00:20:25.860 And what the hell does that mean?
00:20:29.680 What is that supposed to get you, that you do that stuff?
00:20:34.120 And I don't deceive people.
00:20:36.780 I'm not a liar and don't deceive people. 0.98
00:20:39.420 Your entire life is a lie and a deception. 0.61
00:20:44.100 You're very bad at it because I don't think you're fooling anybody, 0.98
00:20:47.980 but you're certainly trying.
00:20:49.560 that whole life of yours is a deception uh here is another clip from ashley webb um
00:21:00.920 i i don't even know what to say about this one let's listen though another ashley webb clip ac3 0.64
00:21:08.300 and then with with the trans community like we're being dehumanized they say that we want to hurt
00:21:14.440 people i don't want to hurt anybody i just want to use the bathroom and it and if they want me to
00:21:19.900 use the men's room i will i don't want to be assaulted yeah there's a problem in it you don't
00:21:27.140 know which bathroom to use maybe since you're a man uh you should use the men's room and if you're
00:21:33.520 going to be going out and into the bench maybe you could dress you know like a man maybe you got 0.97
00:21:39.020 to understand that you are uh mental you have psychological problems i i can't play along with 0.94
00:21:46.620 this anymore i'm not playing along with this farce that these are women and should be treated as such 0.99
00:21:55.760 yeah you're a guy use the men's room if you want to go into the men's room with your wig
00:22:01.800 and your dress and your high heels look i don't advocate violence against anybody that's for sure
00:22:08.300 I would never say that anyone deserves to be thrown a beating.
00:22:13.320 What I'm saying is you're probably going to feel uncomfortable in there,
00:22:17.880 that people will say things, make jokes, laugh.
00:22:22.480 You can hope no one physically assaults anybody, but this is the life you chose,
00:22:28.880 and you chose a lifestyle where people are going to look at you and laugh,
00:22:34.080 drag you know men dressing as women has been a staple in comedy for years
00:22:41.840 because it's funny to straight men to see a guy in a dress you go oh this must be some form of
00:22:50.480 comedy because there's no way that this guy thinks he looks like a woman and i certainly
00:22:57.840 I'm not going to play the game and lie to myself that this is a woman.
00:23:03.520 You know, Clinger from MASH is a great example.
00:23:07.100 Clinger goes into Harry Potter's office in his dress, a big floppy hat,
00:23:13.820 and the canned laughs were going off.
00:23:17.920 Laughter abounds because it's funny.
00:23:21.580 So if this guy, Ashley Webb, Ashley,
00:23:24.440 they always pick those names like, oh, Ashley.
00:23:27.840 If you want to go into the men's room, well, that's on you. 1.00
00:23:33.220 First of all, yeah, you shouldn't be allowed in the women's room or locker rooms or anything else that are dedicated spaces for women who want privacy in those spaces. 1.00
00:23:45.860 You should not be in there. 1.00
00:23:47.500 so if you want to use the men's room
00:23:50.360 if you're going out
00:23:51.740 to a restaurant
00:23:53.260 how about you put on a pair of pants
00:23:55.960 and some shoes 0.96
00:23:57.960 don't wear a wig
00:24:01.320 don't wear makeup 0.55
00:24:03.600 and then you can use the men's room
00:24:05.700 and no one's going to bother you
00:24:07.220 because that's who you are
00:24:09.500 we shouldn't have to 1.00
00:24:12.040 play your stupid game 1.00
00:24:14.240 that you're 1.00
00:24:15.920 that you're abroad
00:24:18.020 You're not.
00:24:19.320 Plenty of phone calls up there.
00:24:21.520 We'll get to those next with more of the Anthony Cumia Show.
00:24:25.600 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
00:24:31.400 It's the Anthony Cumia Show.
00:24:33.900 We're talking about this mental patient, Ashley Webb,
00:24:38.220 who's running or trying to become the Democrat candidate for Senate in the state of Maine.
00:24:47.220 What a proud moment for the state of Maine.
00:24:49.760 Long shot Maine Senate candidate Ashley Webb is how the media is running this.
00:24:58.280 And not just the voice, not just the delusion, walking around dressed like a woman that people should have to address this guy as a woman. 0.95
00:25:10.960 He's even nuttier. 0.95
00:25:13.680 This Ashley Webb is even nuttier than we had imagined.
00:25:19.060 I don't even know how to do this story on traditional over-the-air radio, FCC-compliant radio.
00:25:31.060 I'm going to do it, though.
00:25:32.020 I'm a professional.
00:25:32.920 I will rise to the occasion.
00:25:35.220 But this Ashley Webb has said that she, I'll play the game for a moment, that she gets her period. 0.97
00:25:52.660 She menstruates every month.
00:25:56.100 This is a person with male genitalia, no female reproductive organs, that insists that because of the hormones that he has taken over the course of the years, that monthly Ashley gets his, her period.
00:26:23.640 this should prevent somebody from from doing anything walking around in public this person
00:26:32.380 should be locked up in a mental hospital um and here's uh here's one of the statements
00:26:39.780 that ashley made when i'm having my monthly period pain and it's not too bad i feel something 0.68
00:26:47.640 on the right side about where my appendix is located
00:26:51.560 and something above the bladder.
00:26:54.480 But when the monthly pain is real bad,
00:26:58.520 I'm feeling something in both my right and left side
00:27:03.520 above my bladder.
00:27:05.660 All right.
00:27:06.300 When you don't have the proper exit, 1.00
00:27:12.320 bodily exit that women have, 1.00
00:27:16.320 It finds one of two other exits. 1.00
00:27:22.240 Yeah.
00:27:23.440 Yeah.
00:27:24.300 I'm sorry you have to hear this.
00:27:26.720 I apologize profusely.
00:27:29.560 But if I had to read it, you got to hear it.
00:27:32.860 That's my job.
00:27:34.940 Because when I get this monthly pain, that is where the blood comes out.
00:27:41.560 I don't know how much further I could go.
00:27:43.660 I don't think I want to go much further, but this person, Ashley, is suggesting that a man has a menstrual period once a month
00:27:59.900 and that the result of that comes out in a terrible, horrible place
00:28:10.240 that could only, a man would not have the,
00:28:17.120 I don't even know how to, I'm getting so grossed out here. 1.00
00:28:23.080 You know, women, it's a biological thing. 1.00
00:28:26.320 Women have wombs. 1.00
00:28:27.640 every month when they are fertile, before menopause kicks in, 1.00
00:28:35.040 a woman's body gets the uterus prepared for a baby. 0.99
00:28:40.500 It prepares it with all the proper tissue and nutrients that would be needed 1.00
00:28:47.380 if one of her eggs are fertilized for that to anchor itself to the wall of the uterus 0.99
00:28:54.040 and grow into a beautiful little baby.
00:28:57.640 If that is not fertilized, none of that is necessary for that month, 0.91
00:29:03.760 and the body expels it through the female genitalia. 0.99
00:29:10.480 That's what that is. 0.98
00:29:14.120 There's no way a guy can have that.
00:29:19.800 And I'll tell you, if you are having a bleeding issue from a certain area,
00:29:26.580 as a guy you best get yourself some medical attention pronto because something is really
00:29:37.320 really wrong you're not having a period oh did i do okay all right make sure i don't get uh
00:29:48.560 get the license revoked from uh the radio stations uh could you hit the continue button
00:29:55.260 on the phones please i'd like to take a phone call from our wonderful audience 800-848-9222
00:30:04.080 let's go to uh justin justin on the isle of long long island new york what's up justin
00:30:13.520 hey anthony how's it going buddy good good good so i'm a huge fan of you for the last 20 years
00:30:22.960 And, you know, I listen to you every week, but I have to counter something that you've been talking about on Twitter.
00:30:29.780 Always welcome.
00:30:30.440 I know you're against this new Odyssey movie that has come out due to some of the casting choices.
00:30:38.860 But I genuinely think you are missing out on a very well-made movie that I know you would like.
00:30:45.920 I know you like good movies.
00:30:48.060 I just, you know, listen, I think it's goofy.
00:30:50.540 I'm not a fan of the casting either.
00:30:52.960 But there's been so little good movies this year that this movie has great special effects, great sound, great music, and really good acting.
00:31:00.980 So I really think if you see it in IMAX, you might like it.
00:31:05.040 Yeah, you know what? I probably will.
00:31:07.120 I'm not that nuts where I'm like, oh, I don't like the idea that Helen of Troy is a black woman or that one of these mythical warriors is a transgender gentleman, a little minute, minuscule transgender woman, man walking around. 0.97
00:31:26.300 I get it. 0.94
00:31:27.900 I probably would like the movie.
00:31:30.060 I do like movies like that.
00:31:32.560 My problem is, and it isn't even that they chose those people to cast.
00:31:38.220 My problem is it will immediately remove you from the movie.
00:31:43.400 I could be watching a movie.
00:31:45.600 You want to be immersed in it.
00:31:47.540 A good movie, you forget you're watching a movie.
00:31:51.140 And you feel for the characters.
00:31:54.020 You feel like you're in the movie.
00:31:55.540 the second Helen of Troy pops up
00:31:59.160 you're out of the movie for a second or two
00:32:02.280 and it's a distraction 0.72
00:32:04.020 why the hell would you do that to your own movie 0.52
00:32:07.180 you're watching, you're loving it
00:32:09.960 having a great time and then you go 0.54
00:32:11.220 oh right, that's the woman that was cast in the place of this
00:32:14.780 and boom, you're out, you're out of the movie 1.00
00:32:16.860 that's the only problem I have with the casting
00:32:20.300 Justin
00:32:22.940 Well, yes, but, you know, I think with this movie, you know, even some of the other actors, I personally think, took me out of it more than those characters, because someone like Zendaya is in every movie, and to me she gives the same performance in everything that she does, the same facial features, so having a megastar like that, I think they could have actually cast somebody that is unknown in that role, but I get what you're saying.
00:32:52.940 But, again, Anthony, I'm going to continue listening to you like I do every single week
00:32:57.540 because you're the man, dude.
00:32:58.740 You're the absolute best at what you do.
00:33:01.320 I do appreciate that, my friend.
00:33:03.340 Thanks for the phone call and thanks for the support.
00:33:07.020 We do appreciate it.
00:33:08.460 What about the other guy?
00:33:09.640 What's his name?
00:33:11.200 The guy that's the Punisher, you know, Barrow, what's his name?
00:33:18.120 Barenthal.
00:33:19.140 Yeah, yeah.
00:33:20.560 What about him?
00:33:21.120 Does he play the stoic, mean, nasty guy, kind of emotionless?
00:33:26.920 Boy, what a one-trick pony that guy is.
00:33:31.480 I mean, every single thing he's in, he is the same exact character.
00:33:38.460 Walking Dead, he was that guy.
00:33:41.420 The Punisher, he's that guy.
00:33:43.360 Fury, he's that guy.
00:33:45.960 And then I've seen the trailer for Odyssey,
00:33:48.780 And he seems to be that guy.
00:33:52.660 Talk about overrated as far as acting goes.
00:33:56.460 I like Matt Damon.
00:33:58.060 I think Matt Damon's a legit actor.
00:34:02.000 He does a good job.
00:34:04.720 It wouldn't take me out of a movie because he's acting in it.
00:34:09.940 I'm not that crazy.
00:34:11.420 We know they're actors.
00:34:12.360 But if you're all of a sudden seeing that little Elliot Page running around as a warrior, you're out.
00:34:26.660 You're just plucked right out of that movie.
00:34:30.560 Huh?
00:34:31.440 Yeah.
00:34:32.600 So I don't know.
00:34:34.220 It seems self-destructive.
00:34:36.880 um christopher nolan you know you're you're putting so much money and time and effort
00:34:44.540 into this movie how do you make casting decisions that are going to do nothing but distract from
00:34:53.800 the movie uh they might be good in it like i don't know i haven't seen it yet they might be good
00:35:00.700 but you're still putting in something that isn't making your movie better.
00:35:06.240 Like, oh, I'm going to cast this black woman as Helen of Troy
00:35:09.280 to make the movie even better than it would have been if I cast someone else. 0.77
00:35:15.160 It's not true.
00:35:16.740 Oh, I'm going to cast this tiny little hobbit as a Greek warrior. 0.99
00:35:22.520 And you're like, no, that doesn't make it better. 0.99
00:35:25.260 You're self-sabotaging a very expensive, sweeping epic of a movie.
00:35:34.340 So when the audience is sitting there and one of those people pops on the screen,
00:35:39.940 you go like, oh, that one.
00:35:42.120 I wonder if there are any chuckles.
00:35:44.020 I should have asked Justin.
00:35:45.600 Are people laughing when Elliot Page first comes on the screen?
00:35:50.300 or when Helen of Troy, the most beautiful woman of the time and place,
00:35:57.880 pops on the screen to people that are like,
00:35:59.560 Oh, what? Huh? Launched a thousand ships, huh?
00:36:05.080 Are they using her face to christen all of those boats that they're launching?
00:36:10.240 Because I don't see it.
00:36:12.800 I don't see her as being this beautiful woman that was the cause of war between nations.
00:36:20.300 But, you know, let's go to Ben in Bayside, Queens.
00:36:27.100 What's up, Ben?
00:36:28.460 Hey, good evening, Miss Anthony.
00:36:31.180 Hello, buddy.
00:36:32.620 This is Amy, whatever.
00:36:34.760 He's just trying to try something new.
00:36:38.060 He's trying to pull like a Georgia Soros kind of thing.
00:36:41.400 Obviously, he just started this not too long ago. 0.69
00:36:43.920 If he walked into any gay BLT club, BLT, extra male club in New York City, 0.97
00:36:51.600 my best friend happens to be homosexual. 0.87
00:36:53.680 He's not just homosexual. 0.64
00:36:55.260 He's supposed to ask me. 1.00
00:36:57.200 Homosexual, please. 1.00
00:36:59.120 Anyways, he's homosexual. 0.94
00:37:00.920 I'm not homosexual. 0.99
00:37:01.760 When you get a ride from him, do you say, will you drive me homo? 0.99
00:37:06.960 No? 0.99
00:37:08.200 No, not at all. 0.98
00:37:09.480 No, he happens to be a really – that was a good setup, and I blew it. 1.00
00:37:13.920 You're going to miss.
00:37:15.260 Anyways, he's just trying something new.
00:37:19.420 And if he went into any club in the city is what I'm trying to say,
00:37:23.080 he would be so frowned upon.
00:37:24.740 I mean, like, he just threw on a dress, no makeup, nothing. 1.00
00:37:28.860 I mean, some of these trannies, especially Ethiopians, 1.00
00:37:32.000 I mean, they're like a size two. 1.00
00:37:33.280 You've got to, like, double take them, you know, and really take a look.
00:37:37.720 Again, I'm totally hedgerow.
00:37:39.600 My best friend, Patrick, is the nicest guy in the world.
00:37:43.080 I got you.
00:37:44.560 You know, I have friends that are gay. 0.98
00:37:47.100 I have friends that are married to transgender women. 1.00
00:37:52.360 I know all that, but I'm not going to play this stupid game that this Ashley Webb is a woman. 1.00
00:37:57.760 It's not. 1.00
00:37:58.300 That's all it is, a game.
00:37:59.420 He's trying something.
00:38:00.560 He's trying to hit a checkmark with everybody.
00:38:02.980 Look at me, look at me, look at me.
00:38:04.400 And that's all it is.
00:38:05.900 And in Maine, it might work because they're not that bright up there.
00:38:09.460 Yeah, I never thought Maine was as crazy as it is. 0.88
00:38:13.740 It really was a surprise to me over the course of the years to see how nuts that state is.
00:38:19.740 I walked in a bunch of depots up there, and they're not that bright.
00:38:23.860 It's almost, yeah, they're really not that bright.
00:38:26.240 Nugans, good night.
00:38:27.500 All right, thanks, man. 0.99
00:38:29.120 Yeah, you can't get there from here.
00:38:32.660 Yeah, it's a crazy state. 0.90
00:38:34.840 I assume they were kind of, you know, backwards country kind of a thing.
00:38:38.820 But the liberal take on it, it's like Boston.
00:38:45.220 You know, Boston used to be pretty conservative.
00:38:49.920 And they were really segregated along racial lines and class lines.
00:38:58.540 You know, you got your Irish, Saudi, and your Italians in the North End.
00:39:03.620 And most people didn't go into other areas unless there was a reason to.
00:39:10.520 And now they got that mayor woman, Wu, her name, Wu.
00:39:17.740 And they cannot be more horribly liberal.
00:39:24.360 And Boston just isn't the Boston of old.
00:39:27.560 I don't know.
00:39:28.060 Well, also talking about the transgender thing, the Women's Tennis Association, the WTA, has implemented sex screening for all players to preserve the integrity of women's professional tennis and to maintain fair competition conditions for all players.
00:39:49.340 And I guess tennis stars Martina Navratilova and Chrissy Everett were involved in having this done.
00:39:58.500 They've been very outspoken in their advocacy of women in women's sports.
00:40:04.820 And then, of course, the Supreme Court making that decision that a state has the right to determine if they want women to have to compete against men in their sports.
00:40:18.800 And as we've seen over and over and over again, it is not fair. 0.70
00:40:26.080 And their only excuse, when you have people that are advocating for transgender women in women's sports, 0.54
00:40:33.180 all they can say is, well, there's not even that many of them.
00:40:38.840 That's their big thing. 0.97
00:40:40.260 Not whether it's right or wrong, not whether the transgender women athletes have an edge over the women athletes.
00:40:47.260 athletes it's like oh come on how many are there really how many are there i don't know but i'll
00:40:55.680 tell you one thing i bet the girl that has been working her whole life in her sport and was hoping
00:41:03.000 for a scholarship to go to college or a spot on the olympic team i bet they care about how many
00:41:11.680 there are playing against them when they get left out would have made the cut to be to get a
00:41:21.200 scholarship and go to a college or go to the Olympics I bet they're not squabbling over well
00:41:28.460 there's only that many yeah one is too many if it takes your spot that you've worked your life for
00:41:35.720 And that's another thing. These women train, you see, when they become successful Olympic athletes, let's say, and the Olympics does the retrospective on their life, they have film or video, depending on how old they are, of them as toddlers, as toddlers practicing, doing the sport.
00:42:01.020 their parents driving them all over the place to to have them train and become the best at their
00:42:08.240 sport and then some guy a year or two ago decides oh i want to be a track star or i want to do this
00:42:18.660 or whatever and they can just pop in and already just because of their physical the the the fact
00:42:27.820 that they're men physically they can kick ass and now all that work an entire life of work that 1.00
00:42:36.060 these women put in is just wiped out but don't worry there's only a few that's their big excuse 0.98
00:42:43.860 how about no how about if you're so good you compete as a guy yeah you compete as a man
00:42:53.580 How good were you on the track and field team in high school as a man? 0.99
00:43:03.720 Most of these women, trans women, they were never in competition. 1.00
00:43:10.660 They were terrible against the men. 1.00
00:43:14.980 And then they go into the women's class of sports and they're killing them. 0.99
00:43:22.140 It's ridiculous. 0.92
00:43:23.580 And I'm glad the Supreme Court made that decision, and I'm glad the Women's Tennis Association decided that they won't be partaking in that nonsense either. 0.90
00:43:32.800 All right, we will be right back.
00:43:35.280 Stick around.
00:43:38.260 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
00:43:44.440 The Anthony Cumia Show.
00:43:46.420 Thank you so much for tuning in on this fine Sunday evening.
00:43:50.120 We do appreciate it. 0.97
00:43:51.640 I'm told by the crack staff up there in New York that the other Hunter Biden clip we were talking about Hunter a little earlier in the program and the fact that he's doing these interviews and he should be in hiding after what a piece of crap this guy's been. 0.98
00:44:12.860 You know, your dad was one of the worst presidents we've ever had. 1.00
00:44:18.540 You are a degenerate. 1.00
00:44:19.920 I think he still is. 0.99
00:44:21.640 And he's out there now doing interviews and trashing people like the Trumps.
00:44:28.100 So we got a clip of Biden, Hunter Biden, talking about the Trump family.
00:44:33.220 There's definitely no love lost there.
00:44:36.100 So let's hear from Hunter Biden. 1.00
00:44:39.380 I would tell him to go f*** his f***ing self. 1.00
00:44:42.600 That's what I would tell him. 1.00
00:44:44.260 And please leave.
00:44:46.700 I mean, like, I can be civil and I can tell you, like, oh, listen.
00:44:51.140 and he's the president
00:44:52.480 and I don't want him
00:44:52.940 to be pissed off
00:44:53.660 you know like
00:44:54.980 it's the president
00:44:55.580 of the United States
00:44:56.220 well obviously
00:44:56.820 wouldn't you want
00:44:57.640 to have a construction
00:44:58.180 dad
00:44:58.920 this man has tried
00:45:00.200 to torture me 0.99
00:45:01.180 for f***ing 10 years 1.00
00:45:02.660 the s*** that he says 0.99
00:45:04.120 about my dad 0.99
00:45:04.840 the s*** that he says 0.98
00:45:07.640 about my dad 0.99
00:45:08.380 his obsession
00:45:09.580 with tormenting my dad
00:45:10.880 hanging a picture
00:45:12.360 of an auto pin
00:45:13.160 on the colonnade
00:45:14.880 demeaning him
00:45:16.320 and all the things
00:45:17.760 that he said about him
00:45:18.740 and anyone would expect
00:45:20.720 me to do anything outside of
00:45:22.720 which I would never do is physical violence
00:45:24.880 against that person.
00:45:26.840 What kind of man would I be
00:45:28.480 if I didn't tell him to go 1.00
00:45:30.760 f*** himself? What kind 0.99
00:45:32.740 of man would I be?
00:45:34.900 And I ask that to all of you
00:45:36.880 UFC fans. I'm a
00:45:38.760 UFC fan too.
00:45:40.720 You know, I've challenged Don Jr. to 0.60
00:45:42.760 a f***ing cage match three times now. 0.86
00:45:44.680 Never heard back from him. 0.91
00:45:48.320 That's
00:45:48.760 how I'm going to pay all my debt.
00:45:50.720 oh my god language mr biden language yeah uh what what what he said about your your dad
00:46:02.940 oh he said terrible things the auto pen yeah it's been proven god knows who was in charge during
00:46:10.400 your father's tenure as uh president of the united states because it certainly wasn't him
00:46:15.780 The guy was just riddled with dementia of one form or another.
00:46:21.060 And, yeah, he called it out.
00:46:24.820 He said he didn't know what Joe Biden was doing.
00:46:28.240 None of us knew what he was doing, what he was capable of.
00:46:32.660 They lied.
00:46:34.220 Hunter Biden lied. 0.51
00:46:35.960 Your mother lied.
00:46:38.280 All the Democrats lied.
00:46:41.220 And now they're all like, well, yeah, boy, we just didn't know.
00:46:45.780 there wasn't a clue that joe biden had any issues not a clue we were all talking about it
00:46:53.580 what was it a coincidence that that before joe biden was even elected on the campaign trail 0.96
00:47:00.380 when they hit him in the basement during covid uh we were all going this guy's bat crap crazy 0.90
00:47:07.980 he doesn't know what he's doing he's in the throes of alzheimer's or something
00:47:11.660 and then just coincidentally that happened the last year he was in office the last six months
00:47:19.780 he actually did get some type of um dementia and and you people started to notice that something
00:47:27.040 was amiss or what's more reasonable how about you lied you knew just like we did it was very obvious
00:47:35.180 and he didn't say anything and because trump pointed it out and said this guy is absolutely
00:47:42.960 not fit mentally uh to be president and now that's a problem that you gotta you know throw
00:47:51.040 the f-word around and uh and threaten violence he was saying stuff about wanting to fight 1.00
00:47:57.440 uh don jr and eric and yeah you're you're you're a degenerate you're just a piece of garbage 1.00
00:48:08.060 no one has any respect for this guy he's a joke he's a joke you you apparently had a pretty um 1.00
00:48:19.120 respect worthy brother in bo biden you know we never saw what bo biden could have been
00:48:27.820 made into by his dad and the corrupt system and whatnot but um you know tragically he died 0.95
00:48:36.780 and what is what does hunter do he has sex with the guy's wife holy moly could that be the worst 0.98
00:48:46.860 thing you could do it's one of them i think good way to pay tribute to your dead brother 0.99
00:48:54.920 f his wife and then he he has a kid with a stripper down in new orleans or something
00:49:03.060 arkansas i'm not sure it's all the same to me down there that whole coast filthy and then uh 0.79
00:49:10.260 she has a kid that's his, it's not even debated,
00:49:15.500 and he could not abandon that kid faster. 1.00
00:49:19.680 The whole crap family. 1.00
00:49:23.120 They talk about family, you know, 1.00
00:49:25.760 Dr. Jill and Joe Biden and their family.
00:49:30.300 Meanwhile, none of them, none of them have acknowledged
00:49:33.800 that there is a daughter of Hunter Biden,
00:49:37.160 a grandchild of joe biden and dr jill biden and they've just taken this poor girl and thrown her
00:49:47.000 away i don't care if a mother was a stripper who uh whatever and obviously her father's a piece of 0.94
00:49:54.280 garbage but a kid doesn't deserve that a kid doesn't deserve to be cast aside because the 1.00
00:50:03.040 The drug addled father was banging a stripper. 1.00
00:50:06.980 And now you're just taking no responsibility in helping this kid out.
00:50:14.780 And the entire Biden family has just abandoned that kid. 1.00
00:50:19.960 Just garbage. 1.00
00:50:21.380 The whole Biden family trash. 1.00
00:50:24.840 And Hunter fits right in on that bill, doesn't he? 0.99
00:50:28.300 Back in a moment.
00:50:29.460 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
00:50:35.640 The Anthony Cumia Show.
00:50:37.540 And, you know, Sonny Hostin, right?
00:50:40.660 Everybody knows good old Sonny Hostin.
00:50:43.060 One of the gals from The View. 0.97
00:50:46.200 That show. 0.98
00:50:48.500 My God.
00:50:49.780 How long has it been on?
00:50:51.700 Isn't that like Barbara Walters many years ago? 0.96
00:50:54.300 you know they've had a cast of characters over the course of the years since the old days
00:51:03.000 and of course Sonny Hauston she's one of the women on the show now she is a person of color
00:51:11.400 as she likes to refer to constantly she talks about things like white privilege she talks about
00:51:21.320 how she had to she actually said this she had to take her son physically take him to the police
00:51:31.480 station she lives in beautiful purchase new york in a uh an amazing tutor home like a mansion
00:51:40.100 on a lot of property this is just the idea that she felt she had to do this take him to the police
00:51:47.340 station to show him to the cops and say this is my son he jogs so he'll be jogging around the area
00:51:55.400 uh don't you know shoot him i guess she was worried about the police doing things
00:52:00.700 uh she wants to be a victim she she lives a very privileged life and lifestyle but uh since she's 0.99
00:52:12.560 a person of color, she needs to tell everybody that she will be a victim, she's a perpetual 1.00
00:52:20.820 victim, and that there's dangers that are inherent with being a black person as far 0.88
00:52:27.540 as police are concerned and white supremacists and the privilege of the system and all that 0.98
00:52:34.420 happy horse crap so sonny's son sonny's sonny got into a bit of a jam he uh was jogging and he went 0.97
00:52:47.500 on to one of the mta uh mta property where you know the train tracks run through the property 0.98
00:52:56.060 and uh it's fenced off there are no trespassing signs and i guess he thought it was a good place
00:53:01.780 to run so he did that the cops caught him and uh that's about that you're gonna get a ticket
00:53:08.380 you're gonna get an appearance ticket and you have to go to court pay a fine perhaps it
00:53:15.400 really doesn't seem like that big a deal this doesn't seem like something you really need to
00:53:22.180 take care of look i've known some cops over the course of the years i've had some run-ins as far
00:53:29.320 as speeding tickets go and things like that and back in the day you could actually talk to one
00:53:36.340 of your cop friends they call up the cop that gave you the ticket and the cop goes oh yeah okay i'll
00:53:41.880 rip up that ticket and then it just became everything's computerized the second they start
00:53:48.560 writing a ticket in the ticket book they have to complete it and put it in they're all numbered
00:53:54.320 It's all digital.
00:53:55.900 So that became a thing of the past.
00:53:59.020 And you've got to eat it.
00:54:00.640 And then you've got to go to court and take care of business.
00:54:04.660 So it's kind of the same thing that happened here to Sonny's son, Sonny Hostin.
00:54:11.560 He's 24 years old, by the way.
00:54:15.040 And he gets in trouble and calls his mommy.
00:54:19.640 Is that what I'm being led to believe?
00:54:21.340 He called his mommy to get him out of trouble because she's on The View?
00:54:29.100 Who cares?
00:54:31.280 Who cares?
00:54:32.900 So here's Sonny Hostin on the phone, I guess, talking to the police,
00:54:39.520 trying to get her little boy, her little 24-year-old man, out of trouble over here.
00:54:48.960 Misdemeanor charge?
00:54:49.760 we're done to get down to a violation okay i know you're upset um we just do it as a deterrence
00:54:56.120 because again like i explained to you on on the phone besides being illegal which is
00:55:00.860 far from the subject it's dangerous my mom's a lawyer by the way it's okay what's your name
00:55:06.080 what's your name sir i'm brian brian is that your badge number 2814 yes so the reason we're
00:55:11.300 stopping you this is trespassing right here oh i'm sorry though the it was open over there i
00:55:16.060 I was just walking on a run here.
00:55:17.140 Where are you coming from?
00:55:17.960 Oh, the way over there?
00:55:18.580 Yeah, yeah.
00:55:19.580 Okay.
00:55:20.160 I saw her.
00:55:20.620 I just looked open for me.
00:55:21.920 So I just walked in.
00:55:22.600 So this is considered trespassing.
00:55:24.060 It's a criminal trespass.
00:55:25.780 Reason why it's such a big deal.
00:55:27.400 People get hit by a train all the time.
00:55:28.980 We want to prevent it, obviously.
00:55:30.320 Father, can you please...
00:55:31.220 You want to hold it for you?
00:55:32.220 Yeah, my...
00:55:33.000 Mom, the phone's on 2% FYI.
00:55:35.440 Here you go.
00:55:36.680 So, yeah.
00:55:37.380 So this is considered trespassing.
00:55:39.260 It's a big deal.
00:55:40.080 We don't want people to get hit by a train.
00:55:41.480 This is why we came running over, okay?
00:55:44.060 Do you have any idea on you?
00:55:45.620 Yes.
00:55:46.060 Okay, where is it?
00:55:47.520 It's in my phone.
00:55:49.080 If you take off the case.
00:55:49.960 Tell him your mother is a federal prosecutor.
00:55:52.240 Yes.
00:55:52.860 Hey, Mom, how are you?
00:55:54.000 This is Officer Gomez.
00:55:55.300 Your son's fine.
00:55:56.260 Hey, Officer Gomez.
00:55:56.800 How are you?
00:55:57.140 This is...
00:55:58.140 Yes, yes.
00:56:01.140 ...of the federal prosecutor.
00:56:02.220 Okay, fair enough.
00:56:02.860 That's my son.
00:56:03.580 He's a Harvard graduate.
00:56:07.320 He's not a criminal.
00:56:08.720 He has no criminal record, no criminal history.
00:56:12.840 Yes, yes.
00:56:14.080 No, no, I understand that.
00:56:15.200 The issue is, like I told your son, is this is considered criminal trespassing.
00:56:18.840 So besides being illegal, it's actually very dangerous for him to be around the railroad tracks.
00:56:22.460 You know, we get people that get hit all the time.
00:56:24.800 Let's get my mom on the phone.
00:56:26.020 Of course, here.
00:56:27.020 Hey, mom.
00:56:28.720 Hey, so he said that I grabbed my phone.
00:56:31.160 Absolutely.
00:56:32.240 And if the phone dies, can we call it?
00:56:34.620 Absolutely.
00:56:35.880 Mommy.
00:56:36.660 This is Officer Gomez.
00:56:38.720 Hi, Officer Gomez.
00:56:39.720 I'm about four minutes away.
00:56:41.280 Okay, that's fine.
00:56:41.980 She's driving to the scene of the crime.
00:57:01.640 I'm a former federal prosecutor.
00:57:11.980 really necessary. This is a kid that doesn't do anything. He's a Harvard graduate and a Yale
00:57:17.640 researcher. He teaches geometry to f***ers and f***ers. I understand that. Why would you put 0.99
00:57:23.740 something on his record like this? No, no, it's not, it's not even, it's not anything criminal.
00:57:28.380 He just has to appear. I'm thumbing it down to a violation. That's all it is. So it's not a
00:57:33.100 misdemeanor. It's just going back down. I'm writing him literally for the 140-105. It's a
00:57:37.060 trespass violation he would have to appear which is inconvenience i understand that but
00:57:42.300 without due respect ma'am i still have a job to do and we have to deter being on the tracks
00:57:47.340 because again i understand but what i'm asking of you is once a prosecutor once a judge gets this
00:57:56.080 all he would have to do is pay a fine anyway there is a there is a path
00:58:01.260 What happens if you didn't do it?
00:58:04.300 What happens if you're like, oh, we're going to do right this?
00:58:07.100 Well, you know, we have cameras everywhere.
00:58:10.920 Yeah, they're trying to get him to not do his job as a cop.
00:58:15.600 There was too many trains coming in and out of there to not see you.
00:58:18.900 It's like my partner said, our hands are tied.
00:58:20.760 It is what it is.
00:58:21.560 Listen, I really appreciate you being cool about this, you know,
00:58:24.380 putting in handcuffs, and we do that for our safety.
00:58:27.080 Hi, miss, how are you?
00:58:28.480 He's in cuffs.
00:58:29.300 I'm Officer Gomez.
00:58:31.260 No, no problem.
00:58:32.180 Well, I'm Sonny Huston from The View.
00:58:37.440 Like I explained to you, normally it's a misdemeanor charge.
00:58:40.680 We're done to get down to a violation, okay?
00:58:42.640 I know you're upset.
00:58:45.200 We just do it as a deterrence because, again, like I explained to you on the phone,
00:58:50.040 besides being illegal, which is...
00:58:51.620 Yeah, they just keep going.
00:58:52.660 You could cut it here because they just go on and on. 0.93
00:58:54.960 It's the same nonsense.
00:58:56.300 Her trying to get her son out of trouble, using her privilege as a TV personality, trying to throw her, I'm a former state prosecutor out there. 0.97
00:59:08.400 All the things that privileged people do when they get jammed up to try to get out of that trouble is exactly what she's doing. 1.00
00:59:19.020 Something she rails against constantly with the rest of those hens on The View.
00:59:26.300 And as a matter of fact, we have Sonny Hostin here talking about that very thing,
00:59:33.300 the law and how everybody must obey that law
00:59:38.440 and nobody should have any special treatment when it involves obeying the law
00:59:46.420 and maybe paying some consequence when you break that law.
00:59:50.840 So here's another clip of Sonny from the show, The View.
00:59:54.760 I mean, you can't commit so many crimes and think that you are above the law, even if you are the president.
01:00:03.080 So it really is a celebration of the law and how it applies to all of us.
01:00:10.800 How it applies to all of us, except my sonny, my little sonny, 24 year old little child where he's concerned.
01:00:24.340 I'll pull out all the stops.
01:00:27.160 He's a Harvard graduate.
01:00:30.260 He's doing work at Yale.
01:00:33.460 And he and they bleeped a couple of words out.
01:00:37.420 I think which this is insane.
01:00:41.060 But I read the transcript of this exchange she had with the cops. 0.98
01:00:45.640 And it looks like she was saying he teaches the F word for gay people. 0.74
01:00:53.140 he teaches the plural f-word for gay people and dykes that it sounds like that was those were 0.96
01:01:04.940 the words that were bleeped out she's telling the cops my son teaches those people what and
01:01:15.580 then i'm trying to read all the comments that it's someone did someone pick up on the words
01:01:20.960 she was using like oh he teaches gay men and women but she used two unbelievably derogatory
01:01:30.380 terms for gay men and women uh where was that unless i'm wrong but then why would they bleep
01:01:38.700 it out there would have been no reason to bleep out what she said i'll get to the bottom of that
01:01:45.040 believe me because that should make people more outraged than her trying to get her son off the
01:01:52.300 hook you know that's something a lot of parents do and they'll be like well you know yeah i said
01:01:58.600 the law is for everybody and um but this is my son and a mother's love and but if you're calling 0.97
01:02:05.460 gay men and women the horrible f word for gay men and dykes for women holy geez that seems like it's 0.95
01:02:14.920 problematic as she sits there at the table of the view uh all right your calls and plenty more to 0.99
01:02:22.440 come in moments it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network the anthony cumia show
01:02:31.000 and uh this is great because again how phony these uh democrats are and plenty republicans 0.99
01:02:40.200 are phony too but the democrats just have a real penchant for being uh phonies liars hypocrites 0.99
01:02:48.400 and whatnot uh this is something we see all the time and i can never get enough of it it's always 0.99
01:02:54.080 so funny aoc is out and about she's giving speeches and talking uh anytime you get a few
01:03:01.460 months away from an election they all crawl out of the woodwork and start uh selling their wares
01:03:08.020 and trying to promote their team.
01:03:13.500 So she's out on the trail, and she was down south.
01:03:20.760 She was down south, and it's always so fun to watch them take on the accent
01:03:29.580 of the people they're talking with.
01:03:32.860 And we've seen it in the past. 0.98
01:03:34.880 They're in front of black people. 0.97
01:03:36.200 they'll take on this black dialect sort of a ghetto we've seen jasmine crockett do this 1.00
01:03:42.700 all the time that's right honey like what i saw you speaking like you know uh because she she
01:03:53.020 speaks very well she wasn't raised in a ghetto jasmine crockett but when she's around her people
01:03:59.360 you've got to, you know, ghetto it up a little bit. 0.92
01:04:03.760 So AOC puts on this accent, and it's so embarrassing.
01:04:09.600 They do this all the time.
01:04:11.140 So here's AOC.
01:04:12.660 Let's listen.
01:04:14.540 We cannot afford to leave Tennessee behind.
01:04:19.300 We cannot afford to leave Kentucky behind, Alabama behind,
01:04:24.280 Mississippi behind, Georgia behind,
01:04:26.360 Behind.
01:04:27.240 Behind.
01:04:28.060 South Carolina behind. 0.96
01:04:29.980 How about your behind? 0.93
01:04:31.700 How about that AOC behind? 0.95
01:04:34.480 Yeah.
01:04:36.440 That's embarrassing.
01:04:38.060 That is really, really embarrassing.
01:04:42.420 I guess they get caught up in the moment.
01:04:44.440 I don't know.
01:04:46.420 I don't know.
01:04:47.820 It's reminiscent, of course, of Hillary Clinton,
01:04:50.780 one of my favorites as far as this stuff goes. 1.00
01:04:53.720 i ain't no ways tired remember that she got out in front of a black church and started
01:05:00.760 you'd think she was uh she was a black woman from the the 50s i ain't no ways tired we've come too
01:05:11.320 far oh i'm getting embarrassment uh chills uh just just remembering it so that was aoc 0.99
01:05:21.920 oh yeah yeah yeah grab the hillary one let's let's listen to hillary doing that so fun
01:05:27.960 i don't feel no ways tired i come too far from where i started from nobody told me that the
01:05:39.540 road would be easy i don't believe he brought me this far to leave me oh god they go too far
01:05:52.020 I ain't no ways tired.
01:05:55.480 Oh, phonies.
01:05:59.380 Fantastic. 1.00
01:06:00.880 They just do these things.
01:06:01.840 I don't feel no ways tired.
01:06:04.020 No ways tired.
01:06:06.380 Oh, my God.
01:06:07.960 Give it a rest with her. 0.83
01:06:11.360 There's a couple of celebrities and, of course, Don Lemon. 0.95
01:06:16.600 They just do the same.
01:06:18.240 language, and I believe it incites violence against
01:06:23.680 Republicans, MAGA, conservatives, whatever you want to call it. 0.77
01:06:27.180 It's using Hitler. They're worse 0.99
01:06:31.320 than Hitler. They're Nazis. This is 1.00
01:06:34.180 rhetoric that promotes
01:06:38.780 violence. We see these Antifa morons 1.00
01:06:42.380 calling people Nazis. Then they start throwing things 1.00
01:06:47.120 and swinging bats, and it's because the media and Hollywood and Washington
01:06:53.600 have labeled people that don't agree with them as Nazis.
01:07:02.160 And Richard Gere, you know, the actor Richard Gere, what's he known for?
01:07:09.580 What movies?
01:07:10.960 Huh.
01:07:12.140 Yeah, that's that one.
01:07:14.080 Oh, right.
01:07:16.060 The gerbil.
01:07:17.120 taking a gerbil and putting it uh yeah i don't believe that's true but isn't it something that
01:07:28.180 that is really what he's been known for for so many years after so many good movies it's like
01:07:33.440 oh yeah he's the gerbil guy and how the hell did that happen when there was no internet
01:07:39.180 how do you spread a rumor like that that goes worldwide before we have the ability to just
01:07:47.820 type it in and hit send uh but it did it took off no one asks him about it on interviews
01:07:55.380 i would ask him in a second look richard i i gotta ask you and he'd be thinking oh it's probably
01:08:02.380 about my involvement with the Tibetan monks.
01:08:07.020 No, no, it's the gerbil thing.
01:08:12.560 You think he'd just get up and walk away?
01:08:15.120 He'd walk away, but you can tell by how he's walking that it is true. 1.00
01:08:20.460 Richard Gere is, again, using Hitler when describing what language 0.53
01:08:28.240 Donald Trump and MAGA
01:08:30.380 and people
01:08:32.460 use when they're speaking.
01:08:35.100 So here's
01:08:35.680 Gerbilmeister General Richard
01:08:38.480 Gere.
01:08:40.380 You don't have to demonize people
01:08:42.300 in their suffering.
01:08:45.360 Trump uses
01:08:46.360 the same words that Hitler did. 0.97
01:08:48.160 He calls them vermin.
01:08:50.460 They're not.
01:08:51.900 These are human beings.
01:08:54.240 I've met them. He's never met
01:08:55.880 a refugee. 1.00
01:08:58.240 In his whole life, he's never met someone like that.
01:09:01.240 These are human beings like us who are usually running from a fire,
01:09:06.240 the one kind of another.
01:09:08.480 They have mothers and fathers.
01:09:10.020 They have kids.
01:09:11.440 They have brothers and sisters.
01:09:13.020 They suffer the same mental issues or physical issues that you and I
01:09:16.940 and Trump and anybody else does.
01:09:18.880 We're all in a human family.
01:09:21.200 Wow.
01:09:22.240 Isn't he special? 0.90
01:09:24.260 Trump isn't calling immigrants vermin. 1.00
01:09:28.240 It's illegals that perpetrate horrible crimes. 1.00
01:09:33.680 He's called them vermin, and that's the least you could call them. 0.97
01:09:40.240 These are people that commit horrific acts of violence against other people. 0.99
01:09:45.320 They are vermin. 1.00
01:09:46.440 But once again, just like all the rest of them, they lie. 0.99
01:09:49.860 They take something someone said and twist it and turn it
01:09:53.660 and attribute it to something that it was never attributed to in the first place,
01:09:57.420 like, you know, fine people on both sides.
01:10:02.240 He called Nazis very fine people.
01:10:06.240 No, that absolutely didn't happen.
01:10:09.380 But that's what he asked.
01:10:12.980 Russia to help him win the election against Hillary.
01:10:17.000 Now, that isn't what happened.
01:10:19.540 But they twist it for their own agendas.
01:10:24.140 And Richard Gere, of course, a flaming liberal. 0.83
01:10:27.420 using Hitler, that's a pretty big step
01:10:34.220 when you're trying to say that somebody is acting like a bad person,
01:10:42.440 that he's using the same language as Hitler.
01:10:45.640 Did Hitler use vermin?
01:10:47.860 Oh, right, Goebbels used vermin when referring to Jews and this and that.
01:10:51.860 Yeah, well, let me tell you something. 0.98
01:10:54.300 There are people in this country that are here illegally committing horrible crimes, and I would call them vermin in a second. 0.94
01:11:02.620 I would call them a lot worse than vermin.
01:11:06.940 But Richard Gere thinks they're all human.
01:11:10.160 They have mothers and fathers.
01:11:12.960 And when Nancy Pelosi said that, Trump called somebody inhuman or a monster or whatever it was.
01:11:18.520 And Pelosi's like, that's terrible.
01:11:20.880 You shouldn't say that about these people.
01:11:23.400 So they all have the spark of God in them.
01:11:26.940 And how about the spark of the electric chair in them?
01:11:30.200 He's not talking about fine people that are struggling to raise their families
01:11:35.500 and had come here to get away from war and persecution.
01:11:40.260 But again, that's how they twist it around.
01:11:43.460 That's what they want you to believe,
01:11:46.420 that he's villainizing the most wonderful people
01:11:50.880 that have been chased from the four corners of the earth
01:11:55.820 and found some semblance of peace in the United States of America. 0.96
01:12:00.440 And Trump called them vermin. 0.99
01:12:03.500 And now he's trying to kick them right back to the horrible death trap 1.00
01:12:10.060 that awaits them from where they came from. 0.91
01:12:12.940 Not true.
01:12:14.120 Not true at all. 0.99
01:12:17.840 Everyone he's called vermin or horrible people, monsters, they all have earned those names by being monsters, murdering people. 1.00
01:12:34.480 It's going on as we speak, and I could be happier that we're heaving their asses out of this country, right? 1.00
01:12:43.180 Richard Gere could heave his ass toward a gerbil, 0.99
01:12:46.020 but you don't want Trump hurting anyone's feelings. 0.99
01:12:50.180 Back in a minute.
01:12:51.100 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
01:12:57.140 It's the Anthony Cumia Show.
01:12:58.680 Let's go to Nate in the Bronx.
01:13:01.040 Nate, what's up, man?
01:13:03.820 Hey, Anthony.
01:13:05.420 So pretty much I wanted to talk about immigration.
01:13:09.460 Yeah. 0.85
01:13:09.620 And before I get to my comment, I want to point out that the best way to get out of a problem
01:13:18.380 is to understand how you got in that problem to begin with, to make sure you don't repeat it.
01:13:24.040 Sure.
01:13:24.400 Okay, so that being said, in order to understand the genesis of the current immigration mess,
01:13:32.420 at least through legislation, I recommend, again, I've done it before,
01:13:36.980 the culture critique by Dr. Kevin MacDonald.
01:13:39.080 yeah it talks about the 1965 immigration act that is the act that opened the borders to the third
01:13:46.520 world right yeah we had pretty much european uh white european immigration before that and after 0.52
01:13:54.660 that yeah the four corners of the third world were opened up and uh we opened their doors to them and 0.88
01:14:00.920 it has not been good for the united states right and the insidious thing about the 1965 act
01:14:10.680 is that when it was advertised it was not advertised as a law that would overturn
01:14:16.480 the ethnic balance in the country no no far from that because if if lyndon johnson and
01:14:24.180 hearts uh emmanuel seller the guy who sponsored the bill in the congress if they had told the 0.64
01:14:30.460 american people the truth there would have been a revolution in this country and they'd all be
01:14:34.900 hanging from lampposts in washington dc so they didn't tell them the truth they told them that 0.86
01:14:41.240 again it would only be a small percentage of the population uh that would be admitted as refugees
01:14:47.680 and of course fast forward fast forward 60 years later white americans make no mistake about it
01:14:54.740 even if immigration were halted tomorrow are going to become a minority in this country
01:15:00.180 And that is entirely due to our open borders immigration policy over the last 60 years. 0.70
01:15:07.100 Now, make no mistake, this is a law that was aimed at white Americans, against white Americans, I should say.
01:15:15.080 And like so much left-wing propaganda, like so much left-wing policy, it is a policy of nothing short of genocide against people of European descent.
01:15:27.000 And what's really tragic is that not only are leftists doing that in this country, they're doing it in every white country on Earth and only white countries on Earth.
01:15:39.580 China isn't inviting the third world into its borders.
01:15:44.040 They don't get castigated as racists.
01:15:46.840 Japan isn't inviting the third world into its borders.
01:15:50.840 They don't get denounced as being nativists or xenophobes.
01:15:54.740 it's only whites and europeans that are designated as racist because if you go to a college course
01:16:03.140 full disclosure i'm an adult college student i'm pursuing a degree and all the undergrad classes 0.90
01:16:10.940 that are in the humanities all the undergrad classes in the humanities number one you don't
01:16:16.060 need them to graduate and number two they're all indoctrination sessions of course evil and racist 0.94
01:16:21.960 white white people we've seen that civilization because nate we've seen it because uh they have 0.87
01:16:30.260 to convince the very people they're trying to get rid of that they're not trying to get rid of them 0.95
01:16:36.440 if you bitch about it and you say hey i don't like the idea and it has names you know the great 0.79
01:16:42.260 replacement theory and all these other conspiratorial uh names for it but uh they need 0.97
01:16:49.520 people to believe that so that if you mention it they could turn around and say oh you're talking
01:16:54.300 out your you know rear end and uh this isn't happening it's conspiracy theory and then when
01:17:00.240 someone like jimmy fallon gets up and goes hey you know by the way in a couple of years white
01:17:05.940 people will be in the minority in this country and the audience cheers and applause and oh it's
01:17:11.200 fantastic how how are you applauding that how do you think that's a good thing for not only the
01:17:17.920 country but for you you dummy these are white people that sit in the audience of jimmy fallon
01:17:23.060 and jimmy kimmel let's be real and they're clapping at their own demise 0.98
01:17:28.600 sure yeah it's insane nate if you want to know exactly what's going to happen to white americans
01:17:36.680 when they're a minority in their own country just take one look at what's going on in south africa 0.93
01:17:41.900 today oh yeah the farm murders of the africaners and the street crime and the fact that white 0.97
01:17:47.420 women are raped and infected with AIDS by gangsters in the streets of Johannesburg and 0.96
01:17:53.140 other big cities in South Africa. 1.00
01:17:55.680 That's your future.
01:17:57.060 Where's Bono, by the way, if you don't do something?
01:18:00.400 Where's Bono and all those?
01:18:02.400 Remember those bands that played We're Not Going to Play Sun City years ago in the 80s? 0.60
01:18:08.480 Stars Against Apartheid, and they would play songs and they'd bitch and complain,
01:18:13.920 apartheid this and we're not playing uh south african theaters anymore and then apartheid 0.99
01:18:20.420 goes away uh south africa turns into one of the biggest garbage crap holes in the in the world 0.95
01:18:27.560 uh is bono does bono go down there and play now that there's no apartheid uh all the other bands 0.95
01:18:34.840 that were involved in the making of the uh anti-apartheid uh videos and songs do they go
01:18:42.300 down there are they still being booked down in south africa to play some of the venues down there
01:18:47.380 no they they got their point across it destroyed a country and they just go to the next thing
01:18:53.940 thanks nate appreciate your call man ah well you know something maybe maybe president don
01:19:06.260 lemon can help oh yeah don lemon uh he's he's mulling it over because uh what this country 0.97
01:19:14.820 needs right now is a gay black man president oh yeah i could see the entire country rallying 0.77
01:19:23.360 behind that uh but first before we play any of his presidential aspirations let's uh listen to 0.98
01:19:31.300 don lemon again just like richard gear they have something in common something tells me
01:19:37.360 might not be a gerbil with don lemon but you get my drift uh he says that maga are a lot like
01:19:47.360 anyone anyone yes yes that's right nazis of course what else could they possibly be like
01:19:56.380 they're nazis let's listen to don you think that once donald trump is gone it's the end of maga
01:20:02.500 um i don't know if it's the end of that sort of attitude i mean the maga is the closest thing
01:20:08.480 to the modern version of the nazi party this is america's version it's the closest thing
01:20:13.200 without the holocaust and all that stuff that sort of mindset that's what maggie is because
01:20:18.640 most intelligent people or logical people when they get new information and if that information
01:20:24.680 is not is negative or not factual then they change their minds with me oh well i wish i had known
01:20:31.320 better and now that i have this information then i can readjust no matter what you the no matter
01:20:38.580 how many facts and how much information you give them you give them about this presidency about the
01:20:44.400 policies they don't change their minds because they're really not voting for uh the price of
01:20:50.600 eggs they're voting for white supremacy they're voting for power they're voting to have a
01:20:57.920 preeminent voice they don't they're afraid of they've been co-opted by many people in the
01:21:03.000 republican party and donald trump to think that their failures are due to something else the other
01:21:09.020 the black person the woman the latino the immigrant the migrant that person is taking your job that
01:21:16.440 person is the reason that you don't have the financial or career success that you think that 1.00
01:21:21.160 you should have it's because of them we want to take our country back DEI program that's what 0.67
01:21:25.980 MAGA is Nazis really MAGA is is the closest thing to the Nazi party here in the United States
01:21:36.000 Really. Worst Nazis ever, if that's the case. And you want to talk about tyranny and Nazis or people that are intolerant. You're talking about the left and groups like Antifa, anti-fascists. Really? 0.93
01:21:59.020 they act exactly like fascists i look online all the time social media and i see videos
01:22:07.020 of people with microphones and cameras that go to these left-wing protests and meetups and
01:22:14.140 uh they will not allow them to come into their gathering and ask questions of these people
01:22:24.880 No, get out of here. You're not welcome. Get the F out of here. And they're yelling and screaming, calling them Nazis. Wouldn't you want your viewpoint, your politics, what you stand for? Wouldn't you want people to know that, especially your opponents?
01:22:45.740 Isn't that what lively debate is about?
01:22:48.360 If someone with a microphone comes up to me and I'm very passionate about an agenda that I support and I'm educated and knowledgeable about it, I would be chomping at the bit or champing at the bit to let people know, hey, I'll talk to you.
01:23:08.580 Let me talk.
01:23:09.840 Here's how I feel about this issue.
01:23:14.820 they don't want to talk to anybody. 1.00
01:23:20.220 And if they do open their mouths, they're imbeciles. 1.00
01:23:25.120 They're complete idiots. 1.00
01:23:28.240 It's all about emotion and violence and threats. 1.00
01:23:33.280 Get out of here. 0.72
01:23:35.000 And they have their burly friends that push the people with the cameras
01:23:41.580 and microphones and tell them to leave.
01:23:44.820 and these are public places, that's another thing that's great.
01:23:49.380 We don't want you here. 1.00
01:23:50.760 Get out.
01:23:51.760 And the guy goes, yeah, it's a public place.
01:23:53.920 I'm allowed to be here.
01:23:54.980 I'm just asking questions.
01:23:56.700 Yeah, well, you're not allowed.
01:23:58.340 We don't want you here.
01:23:59.400 You don't have our permission to video.
01:24:02.520 They don't know some of the simplest of rights that Americans have in this country,
01:24:09.420 and they certainly don't want to allow you to exercise your God-given rights.
01:24:15.380 That's for sure.
01:24:17.200 And those are the people calling you a Nazi. 0.95
01:24:21.700 Those are the people saying you're a fascist. 0.99
01:24:25.100 Again, worst Nazis ever, worst fascists ever. 0.89
01:24:28.200 If you see a group of right-wing people, a good example are anti-abortion activists. 0.85
01:24:37.500 I personally, as far as abortion goes, I'm very wishy-washy one way or the other.
01:24:43.960 Sometimes I'm like, yeah, fine, I don't care.
01:24:46.540 Other times it's like, look, there's no denying that is a life that you're taking.
01:24:51.920 But I don't even want to get into the actual abortion argument.
01:24:54.900 I'm just talking about people that are abortion activists, anti-abortion activists.
01:25:02.820 And they will stand there with signs.
01:25:04.560 They'll be harassed to no end by Antifa and liberals and women who apparently love abortions.
01:25:12.200 And they are really educated about abortion, what it is.
01:25:17.920 They're also, they have a spiritual angle toward it.
01:25:22.380 They're religion, of course, if you're a Christian.
01:25:25.360 And they're knowledgeable about that.
01:25:29.260 Obviously, people have their own take, which is fine.
01:25:32.140 But they are met with violence so many times, and they are wide open to be able to want to speak with people that don't agree with them.
01:25:43.240 They don't chase people away.
01:25:45.520 Yeah, I'm anti-abortion.
01:25:46.560 Get out of here. 1.00
01:25:48.000 They want to talk.
01:25:49.180 They want to inform people about their take on it and their stance.
01:25:53.040 but the left man do they just not want to allow people to hear opposing viewpoints
01:26:03.000 and their people are so brainwashed when you're brainwashed you don't have to know
01:26:08.420 why you support a cause you just support it blindly and that's what they do they are incapable
01:26:18.260 of conveying why they are there why are you here today what are you uh protesting what are you in 0.86
01:26:24.340 support of what are you against get out of here you're not welcome it just dopes so don lemon
01:26:36.620 calling maggot nazis it's the it's so typical it's a hacky response at this point it comes off
01:26:46.420 is like oh really is that is that where you're gonna go oh interesting but don lamon has other
01:26:55.940 things in mind besides just calling um trump supporters and maga and conservatives nazis
01:27:02.560 he wants to be the president of the united states and i don't know some people get uh
01:27:11.460 get excited they have delusions of grandeur and i think uh don lemon is falling into this category
01:27:18.940 he says he wants to run for president because so many people have said to him you should run
01:27:26.300 for president really how many people do you think have gone up to don lemon and said you should run
01:27:34.020 for president. Huh. A dozen. Let's just say I'm going to go crazy and say it was a dozen
01:27:45.640 people. Yeah. What does that mean? Do you honestly think at some point in the future
01:27:53.620 you're going to see CNN go, well, we've just called it the next president of the United
01:28:00.780 states is don lemon i mean i know we saw that happen with trump and that was a surprise but
01:28:07.760 uh he had an agenda trump had this uh people were ready for a business guy uh they wanted someone
01:28:18.200 that wasn't a politician they want uh and he fit the bill of what a lot of people in this country
01:28:23.920 wanted as a president.
01:28:26.040 Do you really think Don Lemon
01:28:27.720 fits the bill of
01:28:29.940 the majority of Americans? 0.78
01:28:32.880 A dozen
01:28:34.000 people, if that. There's probably three.
01:28:37.120 And they were probably all
01:28:38.260 having a steam bath
01:28:40.220 together, quite frankly.
01:28:42.640 So here's Don Lemon saying
01:28:44.120 that he is ready,
01:28:46.300 maybe, maybe ready,
01:28:47.940 to announce his candidacy for
01:28:50.020 the presidency of the United States.
01:28:52.440 Don?
01:28:52.820 your political ambition is that true no but people keep asking me if i'm running for president
01:28:57.120 and i don't know i might i'm serious i don't know i might because people keep asking me to do it
01:29:01.760 and or if i'm going to do it and i look around you know and i see the the folks who are you know
01:29:08.280 possibly in the running and some of them are impressive many of them most of them are not
01:29:13.400 and um but it seems in this day and age you don't have to have a ton of political experience because
01:29:19.500 our current president has none had none and that's very obvious uh i i think that he could
01:29:26.880 have done a better job if he would actually listen to people but he doesn't he thinks he
01:29:30.140 knows everything but um uh i actually think i would be a really good president of the united
01:29:34.600 states okay like you're being serious no i'm being totally serious so what would it take
01:29:38.920 uh for the people to want me what it would take is if i ran a political campaign i would like to
01:29:45.740 run it and i don't know if this is realistic or not without um having to beg for money i would
01:29:50.620 like it to be uh a voter um citizen driven campaign as much as it can be maybe at some
01:29:57.720 point i might have to take a donation i would rather not do that but i would rather the people
01:30:01.280 of the united states to say that's the guy that we want i'm going to give him five dollars or ten
01:30:05.280 dollars or something that doesn't break the bank because i know that the economy is tough the
01:30:09.920 current president is not doing a great job for the working class people for the american economy
01:30:14.340 He's doing a fantastic job for his rich friends and for people who happen to have 401ks and investments.
01:30:21.000 He's doing a great job for those folks.
01:30:23.040 I'd say us folks.
01:30:23.680 I'm included in that.
01:30:25.040 I'm the beneficiary of his tax policies, but I don't think it's fair for the working class people and for the average American.
01:30:32.340 Give some of your money away, Don.
01:30:33.960 Let me dig into this for a second, though.
01:30:35.680 Have you looked at the logistics of doing this?
01:30:39.220 Have you looked at potentially putting a team together, an exploratory team?
01:30:42.640 Look, how far into this are you?
01:30:44.540 I've stuck my toe into it, if you want to put it that way,
01:30:46.920 or I've dabbled.
01:30:47.600 Stuck his toe into it?
01:30:48.820 People who have been in parrots before, what would it take?
01:30:52.060 When would I have to get in to do it?
01:30:53.860 And I'd have to be really serious about it.
01:30:56.200 And then they tell me, you can't tell these types of stories
01:30:58.920 during dinner parties if you want to be a resident of the United States.
01:31:02.840 But, you know, because I like to have fun.
01:31:06.500 Yeah, we know what that means.
01:31:08.580 Sticking his toe in it.
01:31:11.160 Richard Gere sticks gerbil.
01:31:12.640 in it but uh he sticks his toe in it uh what are you entertaining this guy have you checked out
01:31:18.720 the logistics and what it would take for don lemon to run for president get out of here
01:31:26.260 just stop i'd want the people you know that's what it is the people have to want it
01:31:33.320 want a don lemon presidency yeah you got thrown out of uh cnn no one watches your your podcast
01:31:42.040 how if it's a popularity contest joe rogan has a much better chance of being president
01:31:50.540 than don lemon does oh but the people want me that's the only way i'd run and i'd want to run
01:31:57.880 with no money oh really considering it takes about a billion dollars to win the presidency
01:32:03.280 yeah i want to run with uh you know no money five dollars here and there would be good i put my toe
01:32:09.440 win it all right don't go anywhere back with more of the anthony cumia show in moments it's the
01:32:14.960 anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network the anthony cumia show and uh yeah 0.99
01:32:24.180 talking about stupid don lemon president don lemon that's that's all we need uh trump is 1.00
01:32:33.200 very upset with 1.00
01:32:35.340 Canada
01:32:36.660 I guess
01:32:39.800 the fires
01:32:40.700 in Canada I don't remember
01:32:43.440 this being a yearly occurrence
01:32:45.340 or even a couple of years
01:32:47.160 you know when I was living up in New York
01:32:49.240 last time I think it was
01:32:51.240 probably what 2022
01:32:52.380 around there and we had these
01:32:55.220 Canadian fires and you
01:32:57.360 leave the house
01:32:58.520 the sky was red
01:33:00.700 orange reddish
01:33:02.780 You could smell smoke like there was a fire a block away.
01:33:09.360 That's strong.
01:33:11.440 And it's something.
01:33:14.520 You know, you think, how the hell is that possible?
01:33:17.300 I understand upper atmospheric conditions can bring debris and whatnot, great distances.
01:33:26.000 And that's what happens.
01:33:27.440 It gets up in that jet stream area, wherever, weather frontal systems and pushes it into New York.
01:33:37.720 And Trump is now going to raise tariffs again on Canada because they don't know how to deal with their forests.
01:33:48.800 We heard Trump say this out in California, too.
01:33:51.420 So he gave Gavin Newsom some guff during the fires that they had in California
01:33:58.600 for not allocating money and resources to cutting back the dried brush
01:34:06.040 in a lot of these areas of Southern California that gets so dry.
01:34:11.720 And when they catch on fire, there's no stopping it,
01:34:15.100 especially you get the Santa Ana winds involved.
01:34:18.420 And so now he's mad at Canada for that.
01:34:21.880 And when I heard him talking about it, or I read one of his social media posts,
01:34:27.940 I was like, what is that going to do, really?
01:34:30.480 Is Canada at any point going to go, uh-oh, Trump's mad at us.
01:34:36.260 I think we better get the rakes and shovels out and make sure this doesn't happen again.
01:34:41.460 Do you think it's just a natural occurrence, something that we have to deal with?
01:34:45.480 I'm certain some people think it's climate change.
01:34:48.940 Anything that happens naturally, whether it's a fire, perhaps lightning caused it,
01:34:55.220 these things would happen throughout history.
01:34:57.260 But before there was a population, no one really knew about it.
01:35:01.620 But now, of course, we know.
01:35:06.000 So is it this climate change?
01:35:08.840 has the environment changed in a way where forest fires are a lot more common now than they used to
01:35:15.860 be i don't think so i don't really think anything can be attributed to climate change i'm one of
01:35:22.680 those guys they hate me the left because i am a climate change denier i just can't imagine
01:35:30.220 that we have the capability of really really damaging the environment enough
01:35:35.320 where the earth can't heal itself.
01:35:38.140 We've done some damage.
01:35:40.060 I'd say that.
01:35:40.640 I just don't think it's as important as people say.
01:35:44.440 And I don't think it's the United States' responsibility
01:35:47.640 to be the world police as far as paying the bill
01:35:52.960 for things like climate change.
01:35:56.460 You've got countries like India and some parts of China,
01:36:01.460 other third-world nations that are trying to drag themselves 0.73
01:36:04.960 into the industrial age that are just that. 0.91
01:36:10.580 Their technology and the way they do things are like the United States had
01:36:14.780 in the early 1900s, and they're just bellowing smoke into the atmosphere. 1.00
01:36:20.980 But then, again, guilt-ridden, stupid America has to say, 1.00
01:36:26.360 well, we need to pay for these climate change summits 1.00
01:36:32.100 and retrofitting our factories and this, that, and the other.
01:36:37.660 We have done more to combat pollution in our country
01:36:42.940 by using technology invented here
01:36:46.540 to make sure that our factories are cleaner,
01:36:50.180 emissions on cars are cleaner. 0.75
01:36:54.180 And then you've got these countries like India 0.99
01:36:56.420 that don't give a crap. 1.00
01:36:59.260 Well, they give a crap. Plenty of it. 1.00
01:37:00.880 It's filling their rivers and any body of water.
01:37:06.060 Just disgusting.
01:37:07.420 But why should we be the ones that have to keep saying,
01:37:10.880 well, I guess it's our responsibility.
01:37:13.820 We've got to get in there and make sure we shovel over a bunch of money
01:37:17.280 to some climate, you know, the Paris Accord and all that nonsense.
01:37:25.220 I am not in that camp.
01:37:29.020 That's for sure.
01:37:30.680 So you want to bitch about the fires in Canada or the ones in California
01:37:35.200 or erosion, hurricanes, tornadoes. 0.51
01:37:40.720 I saw some dummy blaming earthquakes on climate change.
01:37:46.360 That I'd like to say.
01:37:48.260 It's the HAARP system.
01:37:50.560 That's what they use it for.
01:37:52.480 They turn it on and the earthquakes start.
01:37:55.560 it's all about climate change and mind control yeah i swear that's what i've learned from jesse
01:38:05.380 the mind ventura uh yeah they get a little carried away with the climate change thing again
01:38:11.380 yeah we probably changed a few things but when i look at plymouth rock a picture of plymouth rock
01:38:18.640 from 100 years ago and one from yesterday,
01:38:22.320 that water level is exactly the same.
01:38:26.620 So I don't know where this flooding is coming from
01:38:30.080 and melting of the ice caps
01:38:32.320 and all the other catastrophes
01:38:34.560 that Al Gore and company has told us is happening
01:38:38.080 and how we have five years left
01:38:39.960 before everything's underwater. 1.00
01:38:42.320 It's a bunch of crap. 0.99
01:38:44.600 But raise the tariffs. 1.00
01:38:45.800 I don't care.
01:38:46.360 I'm not friends with Canada anyway.
01:38:48.180 All right.
01:38:48.640 We will be back in moments.
01:38:50.440 Stick around for more of the Anthony Cumia Show.
01:38:53.740 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
01:38:59.680 It's the Anthony Cumia Show.
01:39:02.620 And can't do a show without talking about Zoran Mamdani
01:39:07.040 and some of his great ideas and things he's doing and things he's done.
01:39:11.440 And the World Cup, big thing for New York and for the country.
01:39:18.020 It was kind of cool to watch people come here and love America.
01:39:24.180 A lot of foreigners, a lot of people from Europe coming over and Australia
01:39:29.960 and just loving the hell out of this country.
01:39:34.340 It gives you a little perspective.
01:39:36.840 You start thinking, hey, maybe I'm being a little harsh.
01:39:40.180 Maybe I'm black-pilled a little too much and I'm just all about doom and gloom. 0.99
01:39:46.660 Maybe it's better than I think.
01:39:49.580 Maybe I'm in a bubble.
01:39:50.720 Maybe, maybe, maybe.
01:39:51.880 And these people are having a great time.
01:39:54.900 They go to Bucky's, a truck stop, and they're loving life.
01:39:59.600 They go to a gun store, forget about it.
01:40:02.140 I saw some guy, he must have been from Japan,
01:40:06.780 and they put an AR-15 in this guy's hand.
01:40:10.800 Oh, was he loving it.
01:40:13.520 People love shooting guns.
01:40:15.740 Especially when you're not allowed to.
01:40:17.460 If you're from a place that they don't have a Second Amendment like we have here,
01:40:26.360 the enjoyment on their face when they're rattling off a few rounds,
01:40:31.540 at first shot especially, they take the shot and then they'll turn to the camera
01:40:37.120 and go like, whoa, just start laughing.
01:40:40.560 It's an amazing, fun experience.
01:40:43.720 So, yeah, it was kind of nice to see people that aren't jaded
01:40:49.320 and don't have some of the amazing things that we have in this country.
01:40:55.360 Good to see them enjoying themselves and giving us a little perspective
01:40:59.140 about how lucky we are to live here for the time being.
01:41:03.300 Believe me, it doesn't take me long to get right back into the whole,
01:41:06.920 oh, my God, we're doomed phase of things.
01:41:10.180 But Zorn Mabdani was enjoying the World Cup and watching it with some fellow soccer enthusiasts at Rikers Island.
01:41:23.960 Yes, that's right.
01:41:25.660 Zorn thought it would be a great idea to spend the day watching the World Cup not with the guards or the corrections officers or with the convicts.
01:41:38.120 You know, the murderers and rapists.
01:41:41.180 Because that's who you want to sit down with and talk about the game with.
01:41:48.240 This is so typical of a commie like Zoram and Danny.
01:41:55.440 He'll see the prisoners as the victims of the oppressive system.
01:42:02.100 And then it's like, no, I'm the guy.
01:42:03.540 I'm the voice for these poor people that have been locked up, many of which I'm sure he thinks they've been locked up illegally or there's some grave injustice that took place.
01:42:20.780 So he decided to sit down with the prisoners at Rikers and watch the World Cup.
01:42:26.900 What a guy.
01:42:28.020 Let's hear his take on that, shall we?
01:42:33.540 I hope that this shares with people who are incarcerated here on Rikers that they too are a part of New York City.
01:42:41.700 The World Cup has been a magical moment for the entire city.
01:42:44.540 These are New Yorkers, and they will be New Yorkers when they get out of Rikers.
01:42:47.880 They're New Yorkers today, and I wanted to make sure that we can celebrate this moment together.
01:42:53.460 Celebrate this moment together.
01:42:56.980 Wants to make sure they can celebrate this moment together, because they're New Yorkers.
01:43:01.220 and they'll be New Yorkers when they get out.
01:43:05.060 Is that a good thing to say?
01:43:06.800 Is that a selling point for New York?
01:43:09.020 Hey, don't worry, people.
01:43:10.860 The convicts, the murderers, rapists,
01:43:14.100 the people that rob and assault and burgle,
01:43:18.520 the carjackers, the arsonists,
01:43:22.120 they'll all still be here when they get out.
01:43:24.900 Don't worry.
01:43:26.280 We're going to pack the streets with some hardcore criminals.
01:43:31.220 And that's really what it is, because Rikers isn't full of people that are there for smoking a joint on the sidewalk.
01:43:40.580 People could commit some pretty ridiculously bad crimes and be out a couple of hours later.
01:43:47.180 We've seen this happen.
01:43:49.060 You really have to be a problem for them to toss you in Rikers at this point.
01:43:54.440 So it's not, you know, oh, well, I'm not sitting with hardened criminals here.
01:44:01.220 this guy forgot to pay his easy pass bill and he's here at rikers that isn't happening
01:44:07.440 these are some real criminals as a matter of fact the one guy that was featured
01:44:12.000 in the story that zoran was uh buddying up to at the seat to watch the game was uh he was uh
01:44:22.740 accused he hadn't been convicted yet i believe he's awaiting trial on um abusing children
01:44:30.360 abusing children and there's a Zoran hey let's watch the game shall we let's watch the game
01:44:38.540 was the guy uh he was waiting for the part at the beginning of the game where the soccer players
01:44:44.320 walk out with the little kids hey where when's that happen is that the beginning of the game
01:44:48.740 Zoran I love that part where they bring the little kids out Zoran's like great you'll be
01:44:55.020 in new york when you get out right we could expect you to stay all those pesky billionaires
01:45:01.900 i'm glad they're leaving for greener pastures but you prisoners you convicts we sure want you
01:45:10.040 to stick around in our fair city oh this guy is just a a problem zoran memdani
01:45:20.640 um he's got something else going on which is fascinating babysitting oh yeah yeah
01:45:30.180 now danny offers free babysitting for parents who want to have like a night out i think this is uh
01:45:39.460 so far i think it's kind of a one a one night thing uh that that he's doing the 16th of august
01:45:50.480 i think it was looking for the story here uh babysitting there it is uh this is this is so
01:45:59.940 crazy he wants to let people yeah get him get him out of the house so you i guess it's first
01:46:07.760 come first serve you make arrangements there's a website or a phone call or something and you
01:46:15.620 make arrangements and tell uh uh mem danny the city his his um staff i don't know who you're
01:46:24.580 telling hey i need a babysitter me and the little woman want to go out and we have a couple of kids
01:46:31.380 they're six and seven years old and we want to just deposit them with city workers can we just
01:46:40.040 drop them off at what amounts to a homeless shelter for kids uh while we go out on the town
01:46:46.700 and celebrate would you trust your child with the city of new york i know you have to trust them in
01:46:57.680 schools i get that part and and that's bad enough but you assume that the teachers and staff at a
01:47:04.980 school have some type of training to deal with kids there um there's got to be a certain amount
01:47:11.940 of of responsibility for taking on uh that many children for that many hours a day
01:47:20.040 what type of training who are the people that are going to be watching your kids 0.98
01:47:26.760 under a zoran memdani babysitting program you really got to be a crappy parent
01:47:33.720 if you're going to leave your kids with the city of New York
01:47:36.740 so you could grab a few beverages
01:47:39.340 and dance the night away with your wife.
01:47:43.540 That is a scary, scary prospect.
01:47:49.020 But who am I to say?
01:47:51.660 Who am I to say?
01:47:52.720 Maybe it's me.
01:47:54.120 I don't have kids.
01:47:55.180 So maybe if I was a parent, I'd be like,
01:47:57.860 oh, that doesn't sound fishy at all.
01:48:00.240 Of course.
01:48:01.360 Of course you can take my young child and do what you please.
01:48:08.640 Because New York has proven itself to be great and responsible, wonderful, wonderful people.
01:48:16.380 All right, let's talk to Steve in Toronto, Canada.
01:48:21.480 Put your fires out, Steve.
01:48:23.300 You're ruining it down here.
01:48:26.020 Hey, Anthony.
01:48:26.620 Before I get into my main point, I just want to congratulate you on your continued success
01:48:31.540 and any future weekday projects.
01:48:35.740 Wink, wink.
01:48:37.280 Oh, you know, I don't know.
01:48:39.220 We're loving life here on Sunday evening.
01:48:42.700 But, you know, we never know what the future holds, especially in the business we call show.
01:48:49.540 Thank you.
01:48:50.820 What's up, Steve?
01:48:51.660 well you know i'm watching sunday night baseball the dodgers versus your yankees and it goes to a
01:48:59.000 commercial for progressive insurance now you've shown these television ads before of a man breaking
01:49:07.000 into a house all dressed in black and he is clearly a certain race now this one features
01:49:14.020 There's the lovely Flo, the chubby, aesthetically challenged spokeswoman for many years, sitting in her chair, reading a book while this guy dressed in black is stuffing all her stuff into a sack. 0.59
01:49:30.080 Now, here's the kicker rant.
01:49:31.560 He's not wearing a mask.
01:49:33.900 No, no, he's not wearing a mask.
01:49:36.780 And this is followed by a farmer's home insurance company with a very good-looking black gentleman,
01:49:44.620 well-dressed, sitting behind a desk, selling us home insurance. 0.57
01:49:49.880 Now, the guy not wearing the mask but burgling Flo's house, what persuasion was he? 0.89
01:49:57.620 Well, I think it's commonly known as Caucasian. 0.93
01:50:01.700 Yeah, yeah.
01:50:02.980 it's such an obvious agenda when they do that i guess they don't want people to say oh really
01:50:11.720 you're stereotyping but they always put a white guy as the bad guy and then the cops come in and
01:50:19.140 they're black dudes or an asian woman and a black guy and then yeah the the responsible person at 0.68
01:50:25.680 the desk saying hey there's a you know you've got to get insurance that'll be the black guy or or 0.92
01:50:31.660 spanish gentlemen uh white men straight white men let's say they can cast them as the worst 0.97
01:50:40.600 people on earth and they know this so they do it it's a form of uh indoctrination and brainwashing 0.92
01:50:49.220 because statistically i don't think there's a lot of um white dudes burgling uh people's houses
01:50:56.940 But, you know, it's part of the greater overall agenda, Steve.
01:51:02.100 Yeah, it certainly is. 0.54
01:51:02.980 I don't know about you, but I, for one, am just absolutely ashamed of myself for being Caucasian. 0.97
01:51:08.760 Yeah, we should be.
01:51:10.060 We should be.
01:51:10.660 We're amongst the worst people ever if you watch movies and commercials and listen to Washington and celebrities.
01:51:18.780 But thanks, Steve.
01:51:20.300 Appreciate that.
01:51:21.140 I have noticed.
01:51:22.780 All right.
01:51:23.300 Don't go anywhere.
01:51:24.020 Back in a flash.
01:51:25.960 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
01:51:31.900 The Anthony Cumia Show.
01:51:34.160 And the last week, during last week on my podcast and on last week's show right here,
01:51:41.380 I was talking about the Trump family and just a bad look with some things that they are involved in.
01:51:51.260 some of this financial business dealings and wranglings and things.
01:51:56.580 And, of course, everyone knows I'm a supporter of Trump.
01:52:00.840 There is no way in hell anything would have changed my mind voting for Donald Trump
01:52:08.020 and not Kamala Harris.
01:52:10.620 There is nothing that could have transpired that would have made me vote for that woman.
01:52:16.180 And I support Trump.
01:52:17.700 And I think overall, over the first term and the couple of years in this term almost, I think he's doing a good job.
01:52:28.920 Good, not great.
01:52:31.080 There are certain things I'm not happy about at all. 1.00
01:52:33.820 I brought up the Iran thing, and I said, I just do not know what we're doing. 1.00
01:52:44.140 I don't know what this war is all about. 0.74
01:52:47.700 if it's about the nuke thing we don't want iran to have a nuke that makes sense a rogue nation if
01:52:55.380 you could prevent them from getting their hands on atomic weapons that sounds noble that sounds
01:53:02.120 like a cause that uh you could get behind uh considering their sponsorship of terrorism over 0.72
01:53:10.240 the course of decades now them having a an a-bomb would be an issue all right we supposedly bombed
01:53:19.880 all of their nuke sites a lot of the bunker busters in the mountains and uh there were 0.92
01:53:27.000 intelligence reports that we pretty much put the kibash on their nuclear program 0.56
01:53:33.720 refining uranium to make it weapons grade is not going on it leaves a pretty sizable footprint 0.63
01:53:44.420 for our intelligence technology to pick up it would be very difficult for a country to start
01:53:52.120 refining uranium into weapons grade uranium without us figuring it out so if that's taken care of
01:54:02.440 what are we doing trying to keep the straits of hormuz open all right once again america's
01:54:09.080 got to be world police this seems like it should be a concerted effort of all the people in the
01:54:16.180 region and then if we're keeping the straits of hormuz open why are we bombing tehran
01:54:22.080 what i don't understand this we're not getting answers really
01:54:26.600 uh i would like more answers i would like to know absolutely why we are there what we're doing
01:54:36.300 and what the the end game is because it's on again off again let's be real how many times
01:54:42.480 have we heard a treaty where a ceasefire we get it's written down and then the next day these
01:54:49.760 are the worst people in the world we have to blow them off the face of the earth and uh it gives
01:54:55.220 mixed signals it gives uh it confuses people they have no real faith in what's going on
01:55:03.940 to to get behind it and go okay here's our goal he's pushing toward it uh so i don't know
01:55:11.560 i don't like that the other thing that i'm not very happy with is how it looks in some of their
01:55:22.040 business dealings now i understand donald trump has this trump empire and it's been a part of
01:55:29.140 the world especially if you live in new york you knew about trump so long ago even before the
01:55:36.800 apprentice things like that so you knew about trump business guy developer uh and you knew
01:55:45.300 that this guy had had business dealings and when he became the president that he would have to push
01:55:50.800 those business dealings off and not have a personal hand in them his kids uh don jr and eric
01:55:58.760 can run his various businesses and they're allowed to make money i i don't know where
01:56:05.520 this uh illusion comes from that they shouldn't be able to make money while he is the president
01:56:12.700 uh this is a business he has businesses they need to continue and move forward you can't just
01:56:19.780 halt a business and then four years later blow the dust off the door open it up and go well
01:56:26.000 we're open again uh businesses need to continue moving forward so i don't fault anybody uh for
01:56:34.180 doing business when i see though i i see some of these dealings trump jr and eric involved in
01:56:42.760 Department of Defense contract work
01:56:46.740 they're part of these entities
01:56:50.500 these businesses that are doing work
01:56:54.740 with the government, getting grants, getting
01:56:58.480 contracts, and they sit
01:57:02.700 on the board or are somehow involved with these companies
01:57:05.560 that does not look good. I don't care if it's legal
01:57:11.820 I don't care if you're technically allowed to do it.
01:57:17.240 It's a terrible look because they're making a hell of a lot of money, apparently.
01:57:21.540 And I don't like having to say this stuff.
01:57:24.560 Like I said, I support Trump. 1.00
01:57:27.620 When I first heard this, it was at a stupid Hunter Biden's mouth. 1.00
01:57:32.400 And I heard it and said, no way. 1.00
01:57:35.000 I am going to do a little research here and find out how big a lie this is.
01:57:41.880 And then I start looking into it, and I'm like, holy moly. 0.97
01:57:45.940 They are doing exactly what dumb Hunter Biden said they're doing. 0.89
01:57:50.680 They're capitalizing, making money as members of these entities that are getting government contracts. 0.97
01:58:01.240 It's a grave conflict of interest.
01:58:05.000 at the least it could be more than that uh look again i don't fault anyone for doing business
01:58:14.000 making a buck uh it's it's our right as americans but you can't look at a situation like that and
01:58:22.500 go oh no that's fine this is a good look this is great they're making a hell of a lot of money
01:58:28.320 and trump is the president and this is his sons and they're getting government contracts
01:58:34.520 on things like drones, drone companies, military contracts.
01:58:40.800 So I don't like that at all.
01:58:43.020 The other thing that we see recently, another horrible look,
01:58:49.100 Trump or the Trump Organization, when I say Trump, I mean his kids, his businesses.
01:58:56.020 I don't think his hands are directly on it, but he sure as hell knows about it.
01:59:01.180 And I don't know how involved he is with this thing, but this seems insane.
01:59:07.880 Trump media is going to sell faster access to truth social posts.
01:59:18.880 Truth social is like X, like a lot of these social media platforms where you can ramble on about things and whatnot.
01:59:27.660 not and uh donald trump is the number one person on truth social he owns it and and he has more
01:59:37.380 followers than anyone else now there this prospect of selling selling instant access before everyone
01:59:47.500 else can get it of posts from prominent people that are posting on truth social for a price
01:59:54.640 is insane this really resembles insider trading it really looks like insider trading you're
02:00:04.600 allowing people uh faster access for money faster access to the president's take views policies
02:00:14.740 on things that affect the market and and you will then have an upper hand in making trades
02:00:24.080 on stocks that are going to be affected by Trump's policy or a speech
02:00:30.020 or dropping a name of a company, whatever it might be.
02:00:34.960 Now, look, I don't care how big a supporter of Donald Trump you are.
02:00:38.800 That looks terrible.
02:00:41.480 That is not something you look at and go, oh, wow, yeah, let's do that.
02:00:47.520 No, I don't see any problem with it.
02:00:49.560 I am really surprised that this at least went through to the point where they're talking about it.
02:00:58.920 I don't know if it comes to fruition, but this should have been something someone said as a joke in the back room.
02:01:06.280 Hey, why don't we sell these taxes to these posts?
02:01:10.000 So not a good look for the Trump family.
02:01:12.620 Back in a minute.
02:01:13.100 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
02:01:18.120 The Anthony Cumia Show.
02:01:21.400 And, you know, I said earlier I'm not a big fan of basketball.
02:01:29.840 I just don't find it exciting.
02:01:33.460 But, boy, this WNBA, isn't that exciting?
02:01:39.060 I don't mean with basketball.
02:01:41.320 Not at all.
02:01:41.940 I mean with the shenanigans on and off the court going on in the WNBA women's basketball.
02:01:53.360 They're just terrible. 0.77
02:01:54.760 What's that girl named Reese? 0.67
02:01:58.900 You know that one back at Mission Control?
02:02:01.660 This is how much I don't know about it. 0.99
02:02:04.440 She got eyes like a flounder.
02:02:06.960 Angel Reese, yes, eyes like a flounder.
02:02:09.820 uh angel reese yeah apparently one of the um coaches for an opposing team
02:02:18.720 uh felt that they didn't call angel reese for a foul and then she said on mic you know as they
02:02:28.020 were mic'd up or or a microphone was pointing in her general direction she said uh angel reese is 1.00
02:02:33.720 a protected species because the the refs the officials on the court protect her when she 1.00
02:02:44.660 fouls people she seems to be constantly hitting people she hits more people than baskets that's 1.00
02:02:50.460 what i know for sure she's really terrible she goes in for these crazy layups and just misses 1.00
02:02:56.320 there you know there's a couple of girls that are pretty good i guess but she's not one of them 1.00
02:03:02.840 But she's outspoken, she's a loud mouth, and she seems to get a lot of attention. 1.00
02:03:08.500 But this coach said she is a protected species.
02:03:13.440 Well, oh my goodness gracious, did everything pop off?
02:03:20.180 They've suspended the coach for a game.
02:03:23.880 The coach had to give one of these groveling, from the bottom of my heart, apologies. 1.00
02:03:31.520 And she's from Australia, the coach.
02:03:33.280 So, you know, there's a whole different vernacular.
02:03:36.920 Things mean something else.
02:03:38.500 I don't know.
02:03:39.760 But the take that a sane person would have is, yeah, she's not a protected species.
02:03:48.880 Don't bring race into it. 1.00
02:03:50.980 Most of the girls out there are black girls. 1.00
02:03:53.900 They're lesbians. 1.00
02:03:56.080 If you say a protected species, well, then if you mean color-wise, if you mean race-wise, 1.00
02:04:02.520 doesn't that mean every girl that's playing pretty much? 1.00
02:04:06.440 But you're singling out Angel Reese because she gets preferential treatment as an individual. 0.98
02:04:15.360 You know, the way everybody says you should treat people. 0.99
02:04:18.600 um but how can you turn down the opportunity to play that card and be that victim so angel 0.99
02:04:29.000 reese gave a little speech uh she she accepted the apology and then goes on with the whole thing of
02:04:36.160 you know racial hatred and bigotry have no place in this sport or any other sport you're like 1.00
02:04:43.340 you know any opportunity any opportunity to try to throw race into it and and again this poor woman 0.98
02:04:54.420 having to grovel having to be suspended uh it's just ludicrous it's one of those ridiculous 0.82
02:05:01.900 things that you see and go why are we still doing things like this why is this still a thing that 0.95
02:05:08.420 People have to go, oh, see, we're still a horribly racist country.
02:05:14.300 We're really not.
02:05:16.300 We really aren't.
02:05:18.040 People aren't just blatantly doing and saying racist things in many places.
02:05:25.180 It happens.
02:05:26.080 It happens as much as it happens with anything else.
02:05:29.320 Any other bad, unpleasant, offensive things that happen in our country,
02:05:34.880 it's just another one of those things.
02:05:36.620 people use offensive terms, they're intolerant, you're going to get that.
02:05:43.520 But to say it's this overall, all-encompassing issue that we have in this country is insane.
02:05:51.600 It just isn't happening.
02:05:53.820 So to see it happening again publicly with something like this in the WNBA,
02:06:00.520 But, again, it makes it exciting because the game certainly isn't exciting.
02:06:08.000 That's for sure.
02:06:09.700 How about Larry, Staten Island?
02:06:13.140 Larry, what's up, man?
02:06:15.060 Hey, how you doing, Ed?
02:06:16.500 Good, buddy.
02:06:17.180 Let me just say, start out with about Sonny Hocktow.
02:06:21.460 We just got off a major celebration of this nation's 250th birthday.
02:06:28.100 Yep.
02:06:28.660 best cities all over the country.
02:06:30.660 People were proud.
02:06:32.320 And here comes Sunny Hostile, who has the goal, the goal,
02:06:37.020 to say she gets nervous when she goes through neighborhoods
02:06:41.200 and sees numerous American flags because the flag reminds her of white supremacy.
02:06:49.760 Yeah.
02:06:50.220 I would challenge her to bring apart on that show, the view,
02:06:54.580 whatever you call it, a group, a mosaic of men and women
02:07:01.520 who fought for this country, sit them down and ask them
02:07:04.820 how they feel about the American flag,
02:07:07.880 if it was a flag of white racism.
02:07:11.200 And I have a little bit of concern for Whoopi.
02:07:15.140 I would give her a little suggestion.
02:07:17.180 Be very careful, Whoopi.
02:07:19.980 Sonny here is looking to get that seat. 0.98
02:07:22.600 She wants to take the reins off. 1.00
02:07:24.580 So get yourself a food tester, a bodyguard, and watch yourself. 1.00
02:07:29.520 Is she bringing in some of that explosive diarrhea Taco Bell for Whoopi? 1.00
02:07:34.780 Maybe get her out of the seat for a little while?
02:07:38.400 I don't know, Larry.
02:07:39.820 Thanks for the call, buddy.
02:07:41.000 Yeah, Sunny Hostin, when she said she sees American flags in neighborhoods,
02:07:45.680 she gets nervous.
02:07:47.760 Can you imagine a safer place?
02:07:52.420 Is there a safer community than one you can ride your bike, drive or walk through where you see nicely manicured lawns, clean walkways and streets and American flags on the sides of the houses celebrating and showing people that your pride in nation?
02:08:13.800 they have turned the american flag into some horrible symbol of hate and racism and tyranny
02:08:23.000 oppression and it's all par for the course all par for the course that's what they want
02:08:30.280 any sense of nationalism is looked at as one of the worst things you can have in a country
02:08:37.660 pride in your nation is a terrible thing because uh they know that they could say whatever they
02:08:47.020 want these these interest groups and people that just hate uh history real history they could say
02:08:54.060 what they want but they know how when and why this country was built and the ideology it was built
02:09:01.380 upon and they don't like it they don't like it they want to make it seem like it was a diverse
02:09:09.320 melting pot all over the country and everyone had a hand in building that's not really the case
02:09:16.460 this country uh was built on settlers uh refugees from england of course and settlers from other
02:09:27.700 european nations that came here with unbelievable courage and gumption and went west and continued
02:09:37.180 many of them didn't make it it was a very hostile environment and that's who built this country
02:09:45.960 and it is something to this day to be proud of and if you're contributing to that lineage of
02:09:56.240 people that built this country if you're working doing something good for the country you pay your
02:10:05.180 taxes fair tax it's not the nonsense they want you to pay but if you're doing everything you're
02:10:11.020 supposed to do as a citizen of this country you're part of that lineage and you can be proud of this
02:10:15.880 country they don't want that you have to be guilt-ridden you have to hate our ancestors and
02:10:24.100 hate yourself for your horrible racism and your horrible uh you know you're on stolen land we hear 0.95
02:10:32.180 that one all the time and there's plenty of people that fall right in line and they you know 1.00
02:10:38.460 they'll self-flagellate they'll just beat themselves and uh hate themselves see it all
02:10:44.260 the time it's disgusting it's disgusting but uh you know what do you what are you supposed to do 0.62
02:10:51.760 you can't tell these people anything they've been brainwashed so we're in a couple of different
02:10:59.320 camps in this country these days i am firmly seated in the proud american camp and i hope
02:11:08.580 i have a hope that we can get back to some of the traditions and some of the the ideology that that
02:11:18.400 made this country great that enticed those settlers to come here and and in the face of
02:11:25.600 danger move west and build this great nation of ours thank you thank you and now it's off to
02:11:32.800 what we're gonna go to florida to st louis and we're gonna go to ohio and we're gonna yeah
02:11:38.640 one of my favorite presidential f-ups ever some guys boy they tripped on their own shoelaces
02:11:47.400 on the way to the White House, and that was one of my favorites.
02:11:50.660 Yeah!
02:11:52.540 Oof. 0.99
02:11:54.800 It's like Dukakis, remember him with a big, dumb tank helmet on? 0.99
02:11:58.860 He looked like a bobblehead doll. 0.98
02:12:00.980 Right then and there, it was like, well, you're done.
02:12:04.740 Your presidential run is done.
02:12:08.120 And then there was, was it Gary Hart?
02:12:11.880 He was photographed on a boat called Monkey Business
02:12:14.560 with a stripper on his lap.
02:12:17.440 Goodbye. 1.00
02:12:19.120 There goes your presidential run.
02:12:21.800 It's been some fun ones over the course of the years.
02:12:25.240 That's for sure.
02:12:27.640 Let's go to William.
02:12:31.180 William.
02:12:31.780 Young William.
02:12:32.580 Oh, dear.
02:12:34.640 What's up?
02:12:36.500 Anthony, great to hear from you, man.
02:12:39.360 You're the greatest.
02:12:40.440 Thank you, sir.
02:12:40.880 Hey, real quick.
02:12:41.560 I wish there would be more USA rallies in stadiums and Mr. Trump would make an appearance.
02:12:51.380 I like that charge.
02:12:52.860 And also, I hope that you were talking about American flags.
02:12:56.440 I love it when I see those 4x4 pickups that are out there and they got a flag flying.
02:13:02.420 I'm like, yes, we are living in this country.
02:13:05.580 You know, I go through neighborhoods, and they're like, and in parts of Central Jersey, and you see all kinds of other flags.
02:13:13.260 I'm like, no, you're in America, man, and people fought and died, and freedom is not free, and everybody in the world wants to come here, and yet they still hate us.
02:13:24.880 And every time I see the flag, I'm like, my uncle, you know, was in WW2, and he was hit, you know, out on a ship and, you know, suffered from PTSD.
02:13:39.180 My father was in the Navy.
02:13:40.640 My brother was in the Army.
02:13:42.500 I mean, I love my vets, man.
02:13:45.140 And every time I see them, I have an enormous amount of respect for them.
02:13:49.220 Yeah, and people should.
02:13:50.560 And it's, you know, like I said, a lot of the people that came here for the World Cup looked around and appreciated this country and loved seeing.
02:13:59.320 I saw some woman, I think she was from the U.K., and she's walking around saying,
02:14:02.940 one of the things I really love about America is the amount of American flags you see everywhere.
02:14:08.340 People are proud of their country.
02:14:10.480 And just to think, people like Sonny Hostin, and she's not alone, that look at the American flag and see a symbol of hate, division, the Ku Klux Klan, white supremacy.
02:14:20.240 See, it's agenda-driven.
02:14:23.420 I think it's done on purpose.
02:14:25.440 They have a mission to try to degrade everything we hold dear in this country,
02:14:31.200 and they're doing it.
02:14:32.420 They're doing it, William.
02:14:33.620 Thanks for the call, buddy.
02:14:34.660 It's from Central Jersey.
02:14:38.380 It is a – they're doing it on purpose.
02:14:43.260 The they, you know, the there, the the.
02:14:45.760 They're doing it on purpose.
02:14:47.120 This is an agenda from the liberal left wing to to undermine everything we hold dear, every tradition, family, you know, traditional family, mom and dad and the kids living in a nice neighborhood where you might fly an American flag, backyard barbecues, like minded people.
02:15:13.400 A neighborhood that you can talk to your neighbors and they understand what you're saying literally through a common language, but also an understanding of what it was like for them growing up, maybe even in that same neighborhood, riding bikes with their friends, going to a park, playing a ball game.
02:15:35.560 Whatever it is, there's a common interest because they grew up with common values, ideology, environment.
02:15:47.660 That's important.
02:15:49.800 That's why you can't just have people that have been here a couple of years who then decide to run for office.
02:15:58.000 Oh, that's interesting.
02:15:59.860 Does that just happen?
02:16:01.140 or is it another agenda-driven thing
02:16:04.840 financed by the likes of Soros and company?
02:16:08.560 And then they get these seats
02:16:09.980 and the first thing they do
02:16:11.960 in this wonderful new country
02:16:14.460 that they escaped their oppression and tyranny
02:16:17.580 and risked their lives to come here
02:16:20.440 is sit down in a seat of power 0.97
02:16:22.720 and try to change every damn thing 0.96
02:16:25.080 that we hold dear. 0.86
02:16:27.480 Every tradition 0.95
02:16:28.840 that was handed down, that is exclusively American. 1.00
02:16:36.020 They want to destroy it. 0.99
02:16:38.160 They want to set up little camps, little enclaves of their foreign countries, 0.94
02:16:47.160 a little offshoot satellite Somalia or a little satellite South America 0.98
02:16:53.640 or what have you, and completely undermine everything that made America America
02:17:01.940 over the course of its history.
02:17:04.920 I don't think anybody that was not born here in this country
02:17:10.080 should be allowed to hold a seat of power.
02:17:12.720 I think it should be just like the presidency.
02:17:15.760 You are not allowed to hold office if you are a citizen that, 1.00
02:17:21.440 you came here from another country 1.00
02:17:24.740 you immigrated here
02:17:25.640 you got your citizenship
02:17:27.060 whatever it may be 0.93
02:17:28.980 sorry
02:17:30.060 you don't have the experience
02:17:33.640 of being an American
02:17:35.880 growing up as an American
02:17:38.640 how much did you learn
02:17:41.040 from the time you can remember anything
02:17:43.860 as a small child
02:17:45.000 up until you were 18
02:17:46.840 there is so much in there
02:17:49.320 that you learned about America, how we operate as a people,
02:17:55.160 how we speak to each other, how we treat each other.
02:17:58.280 It's an important part of your life and your American experience.
02:18:03.480 So you just cut all that out, plop someone here and say,
02:18:07.500 yeah, you run things for a while, even though you have no understanding
02:18:11.360 as to what it's like to grow up as an American.
02:18:16.300 You look back at some of those amazing times as a kid and realize how important that was.
02:18:23.900 How do you have somebody sitting now making decisions on how other people should live their lives
02:18:29.300 when they have no understanding of that, of that very important time in people's lives? 0.81
02:18:37.000 So no, they come here like that Indian guy, oh my God, whatever his name is, 0.79
02:18:42.140 and he gets up there and goes, yeah, guns, no. 1.00
02:18:44.420 No, we want to try to curtail anyone's Second Amendment right.
02:18:49.500 Who are you?
02:18:51.300 Who are you to come here and get elected somehow again?
02:18:58.300 I don't know how that's done.
02:19:01.020 And then just try to change some of the most important rights that we have
02:19:07.680 to infringe on some of the most important rights we have as American citizens.
02:19:14.420 No, sorry, not allowed.
02:19:17.080 I don't know how that was ever a thing.
02:19:20.040 And you probably look back, and it probably made sense when they penciled it in.
02:19:24.140 Like, we needed a lot of immigrants.
02:19:26.100 They came here, but they assimilated.
02:19:28.340 They had kids.
02:19:29.600 The kids grew up.
02:19:30.660 But I don't know how that was ever a thing.
02:19:34.700 It should be changed.
02:19:36.840 You know, they were trying to get the birthright citizenship thing changed.
02:19:42.180 And then we had some turncoats in the Supreme Court.
02:19:45.060 But that's something that really should be changed. 0.95
02:19:48.760 If you were not born in this country, I don't want you as the dog catcher in East Alabama. 0.66
02:19:55.160 You're done. 0.98
02:19:56.520 Thank you.
02:19:57.500 Back in a minute.
02:19:58.280 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
02:20:04.560 It is the Anthony Cumia Show.
02:20:06.800 And we're going to wrap up the show here with Secretary of Defense Hegseth.
02:20:15.100 This is great, and it's just really annoying a lot of the liberals, of course.
02:20:25.640 For lack of a better term, the fruits.
02:20:28.060 The fruits in this country.
02:20:29.900 Remember?
02:20:30.420 I used to have an uncle that would be like that.
02:20:31.940 Oh, that guy's a fruit, like Archie Bunker.
02:20:34.120 Oh, the fruits over there.
02:20:35.760 Defense Secretary Peter Hegseth announced Wednesday the Pentagon will require service members over the age of 30 to be screened for testosterone deficiencies annually.
02:20:48.640 That's right.
02:20:49.580 If they're recommended for treatment, they may choose to receive testosterone replacement therapy.
02:20:54.700 I'm authorizing a new screening program for testosterone deficiency for our service members to ensure you have the right testosterone levels to operate at your absolute best, Hegseth said.
02:21:05.760 Announced in the video on X titled, High T Department.
02:21:09.980 There you go.
02:21:11.860 Just a bunch of jacked up steroid monsters in uniform with guns. 0.96
02:21:22.940 I'm all for this.
02:21:25.660 I'm all for roiding out the military for three foot high flyovers by some of our airmen.
02:21:34.680 and uh and a real powerful strong looking army how many years under democrats and during that
02:21:48.540 biden thing that whole debacle it was embarrassing to see ads for the military i am so happy with
02:21:57.520 Defense Secretary Hegsa
02:21:59.600 because
02:22:00.880 what we had previously
02:22:03.400 was an embarrassment.
02:22:06.500 I'd scroll on
02:22:07.440 social media and what would you see?
02:22:09.900 Chinese Army. 0.99
02:22:12.020 Watching the Chinese
02:22:13.640 Army was frightening.
02:22:16.940 Just
02:22:17.600 perfect step.
02:22:20.160 Every face looking
02:22:21.440 exactly like the other.
02:22:23.180 Determined, passionate,
02:22:25.420 and deadly.
02:22:26.060 in lockstep with each other taking up acres of roadway as they're marching and you're like
02:22:34.560 huh that looks formidable and then an ad for the united states military would come up an army navy
02:22:42.640 air force marines commercial and it's uh i don't know a transgender woman and uh a gay man
02:22:50.380 with makeup on, putting his uniform on, on a carrier. 1.00
02:22:56.240 I mean, it was disheartening.
02:23:01.140 It was disheartening.
02:23:03.560 I recall some of the ads of the past.
02:23:07.320 One of the greatest campaigns were from the Navy.
02:23:11.400 They'd have Godsmack playing.
02:23:15.480 Godsmack.
02:23:16.860 And they'd show a submarine coming up.
02:23:20.380 and just missiles and bombs.
02:23:24.320 You're like, yeah, with God smack blasting.
02:23:28.660 I was ready to run to the recruiter.
02:23:31.340 Just run.
02:23:33.360 Too old.
02:23:34.880 Oh, my sacraliliac.
02:23:36.880 I'm sorry.
02:23:37.500 I can't join up, fellas.
02:23:40.860 And then we started seeing some of the commercials coming about
02:23:44.940 under the Trump administration.
02:23:47.660 And, you know, approved by Hegseth, I'm sure.
02:23:52.140 And they're back to showing, you know, guys repelling out of helicopters with vicious malinois wearing goggles. 0.63
02:24:03.280 And they're dropping them on the beach. 0.97
02:24:05.560 Guns, mortars, bombs.
02:24:09.240 It's the military.
02:24:11.760 Isn't that what you want?
02:24:12.960 How did they get to the point where they thought a good military commercial
02:24:18.520 to try to recruit the people that were best suited to defend this nation 0.98
02:24:24.520 with prissy guys, transgender people, and showing girls in classrooms? 1.00
02:24:34.080 This is the Army. 0.99
02:24:36.080 What?
02:24:37.360 It doesn't look like the Army.
02:24:38.660 It looks like high school.
02:24:39.420 i am so glad we are returning to some of those traditions and uh speaking of the flyovers that
02:24:51.220 was amazing watching the blue angels practice in pensacola they're based out of pensacola
02:24:58.400 the people there know the blue angels they adore them they're part of the community
02:25:05.500 The people in Pensacola, Florida, very, very proud of the Blue Angels.
02:25:09.580 And the media, again, trying to lie about how disturbing it was.
02:25:16.780 The screams of people that were frightened at this low-altitude pass.
02:25:23.000 And I watched the stories, and you could see where, because I watched the videos on social media,
02:25:28.600 And you could see where mainstream media news, the networks, clipped the people on the beach, the interviews.
02:25:37.780 Oh, it was frightening.
02:25:39.420 It came out of nowhere.
02:25:40.620 I thought it was going to hit us.
02:25:42.040 And then they cut it right there.
02:25:44.400 Meanwhile, you watch the whole clip and she goes, I thought it was going to hit us.
02:25:47.020 It was one of the greatest things I've ever seen.
02:25:49.880 They had a great time.
02:25:50.960 And they show the tents getting blown over and a few chairs flying, some sand being kicked up.
02:25:57.440 and the people are like, ah, and then you just hear them 0.68
02:26:00.940 wooting and hollering and clapping and going, holy crap.
02:26:04.440 And it was amazing. 0.97
02:26:06.640 It was so American.
02:26:10.080 And look, I'm sure it's not the safest thing.
02:26:13.820 I get it.
02:26:15.200 I get it.
02:26:16.260 These are some of the most skilled pilots,
02:26:18.420 if not the most skilled pilots in the world flying those things.
02:26:23.300 And I've seen them live a few times during Memorial Day over at Jones Beach on Long Island.
02:26:33.240 And when those things pass, you get the bulk of them will fly and your eyes are on them.
02:26:40.900 And then one sneaks up on you from the back. 0.91
02:26:44.220 It is so fast and so loud, but you're just like, damn, that is awesome. 0.73
02:26:51.900 america yeah i love it just love it so uh good to see us get back to some of those traditions 0.97
02:26:59.660 yeah roid them up roid up our military hegseth we're all with you all right people thanks for
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