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00:01:00.040 It's the Anthony Cumia Show. Entertaining and informative. On the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:01:08.520 Good Sunday evening to all of you listening. It is indeed the Anthony Cumia Show.

00:01:16.220 Lovely Sunday. Glad you could join me once again. Plenty of things to talk about.

00:01:22.220 a whole week has gone by and uh what's still in the news what's gone what new stuff is in the news

00:01:32.160 are we still talking about uh sydney sweeney and her blue jean ad hmm is that done we're finally

00:01:40.920 done with that we sure whip right through news stories these days the new york shooting that

00:01:46.180 whole thing oh please that was gone day day one pretty much that maybe two days and that was it

00:01:54.820 the sydney sweeney blue jean thing had a longer life but i think we're past that now too i think

00:02:02.880 that's sowed enough racial division to uh have accomplished its job and now we move on to

00:02:11.380 something else what else could divide us as a nation or distract us from things that are

00:02:17.900 much more important but uh no one really wants to let the american people know

00:02:23.800 so it's all at least it seems to me to be a lot of distractions a lot of uh news stories that uh

00:02:34.100 just they're on a conveyor belt at lightning speed right in front of your face what was that

00:02:40.080 one i don't know i missed it did you see it no i missed it they whip right on by the mainstream

00:02:48.400 news i'm not talking about the mainstream media as far as news goes but the news that should be

00:02:53.480 important to us uh that news is now it's been replaced with the stuff that was like 15 pages

00:03:02.660 deep in the newspaper or or the tv shows like entertainment tonight and things that's the the

00:03:09.880 those are the main stories now and the actual front page news from years ago uh they barely

00:03:17.480 really report on it like i said it's mostly just distractions they don't really want an informed

00:03:25.260 populace what a dangerous thing for the government and corporations and uh the the upper echelon

00:03:36.520 if you will of the power base what a danger that is to them an educated knowledgeable

00:03:45.860 informed population that would look at certain stories that are put in front of us every day and

00:03:54.240 are commented about and tossed around on social media by the the millions upon millions of views

00:04:02.760 and responses and all those stories imagine imagine people actually paying attention to

00:04:11.300 important stories and learning about them doing some research instead of just skimming over a

00:04:19.960 headline and then seeing what social media is saying about it what a danger that would be

00:04:27.060 oh an intelligent population oof it's obvious they certainly don't want that

00:04:34.960 and uh the mainstream media being in their pocket being their propaganda wing

00:04:42.360 are doing their job by making sure the people don't know what's really going on and uh don't

00:04:51.160 really have a lot of resources you got to do a lot of work it takes a lot of work these days to

00:04:57.240 be informed about a topic and even then you know how how is it presented is it biased the way it's

00:05:04.680 presented of course it is who's presenting it so you got to take that into consideration

00:05:09.840 then you have to just have enough uh nuts in your head to uh to figure it out

00:05:18.360 to kind of understand what's going on.

00:05:21.800 And, boy, that seems like a chore for a lot of people these days

00:05:25.420 to actually reason things out and understand stuff.

00:05:31.600 Well, anyway, it is the Anthony Cumia Show.

00:05:35.660 It is another Sunday.

00:05:37.060 We are live, and we love the support.

00:05:40.640 Thank you so much, everybody.

00:05:43.000 The show's really been taking off since I started a few months ago,

00:05:47.240 and uh we all appreciate that thank you i was just talking about that a horrible

00:05:53.680 horrible report about las vegas las vegas uh it it sucks that's what it is really and i'm sorry

00:06:03.840 i know some people from vegas and i know people that worked there and but the the bottom line is 0.55

00:06:09.880 it sucks it's it's it's not fun anymore and and the cost is just prohibitive to to anybody that

00:06:19.540 wants to really go there to have have a good time uh they've cut all the amenities and just 0.99

00:06:26.040 raised the price everything so now you you go there for what and if you do keep your ass in 0.54

00:06:33.420 a seat long enough to get rated and to get comped on a few things it's nothing you get a voucher for 0.97

00:06:43.080 some a garbage buffet whereas years ago they'd give you a room you get a a meal at the steakhouse

00:06:52.420 in the casino or something now man those days are gone gone i don't know if it's out of necessity

00:07:02.720 that they're like you know is their story hey you know we're we're on some bad times here and

00:07:09.300 we had to cut back i don't think so i don't think the gambling industry is something that

00:07:16.820 really falls on hard times unless there is something like a severe recession or depression

00:07:23.660 uh i i think they make a lot of money casinos trouble is they've gotten very greedy

00:07:30.500 and they've cut out things that brought people to vegas in the first place so now they just want you

00:07:38.200 to put money in their machines and uh buy their overpriced bottles of water and uh garbage meals

00:07:49.380 that they serve at some chain restaurant that's in their casino with some uh famous chef's name

00:07:58.280 to it but it's it's all terrible and they want you know then they go what happened where is

00:08:04.520 everyone why aren't people showing up well look at what you've done to the place look at what what

00:08:11.860 has happened another thing is the gambling the gambling stinks now too and you're like well how

00:08:20.060 could the gambling stick it's always been the same not really they've um they've changed a few

00:08:28.020 a few things they they have uh even money payouts on blackjack they now have three green spots on

00:08:35.300 the roulette wheel just little tweaks that give the house even more of an already big advantage

00:08:43.760 over the player and uh look i'm not delusional i know how gambling works and i know how

00:08:51.960 uh vegas and atlantic city and reno uh work that's the business they're in they're in it to make

00:08:59.020 money casinos aren't charities you aren't gonna have good odds when you go and sit down and play

00:09:07.940 a game at a casino it's made that way and i don't think anyone's really fooled by that

00:09:14.460 we know they got to keep the lights on and you know the booze flowing

00:09:20.340 but uh the problem is like i said they don't want to give people those little fringe benefits

00:09:27.980 that kept them coming back even though they were literally reaching into your pocket

00:09:33.720 taking your money your kids uh college tuition you know you can't just rob people like that

00:09:41.940 and not give them a little a little something uh to to go home with a little story hey yeah 0.98

00:09:50.320 oh i got my ass handed to me but i'll tell you they gave me a great room the god the uh butler

00:09:57.380 was nice brought me some uh bottle of booze up to the room like little things like that 0.96

00:10:03.280 that really mattered and i'm not even talking like mattered back you know how old am i i wasn't uh

00:10:10.900 at the the sands of the sahara in vegas back in the 60s you know i'm not talking about that i'm

00:10:18.680 talking relatively speaking pretty recently and the other thing is just the amount of table games

00:10:26.500 the personal interaction that you used to get good or bad it was a personal interaction you

00:10:34.640 sat down at a blackjack table and you had a group of people that wanted to win they wanted a fun

00:10:41.860 table you had a dealer one of these old guys that would tell you stories about old vegas or

00:10:48.620 atlantic city or when he was in the army whatever it was there was some amount of personality there

00:10:56.740 and now they've gotten rid of a lot of table games i i don't know what's going on and i've

00:11:04.440 talked to some people uh they're doing away with the traditional table game you can still find them

00:11:11.680 Go try to play blackjack at some of the big casinos on the Strip.

00:11:17.520 You will wait for hours until a seat opens up.

00:11:21.460 And the minimums start at $50.

00:11:25.300 $25 if you're lucky.

00:11:27.340 You think you're finding a $5 blackjack table?

00:11:30.560 You're not.

00:11:31.800 And there's a very limited amount of tables.

00:11:34.600 And this goes for everything else.

00:11:36.100 Roulette. 1.00

00:11:38.000 Baccarat, I guess, is okay because they get, like, Asians. 0.97

00:11:40.700 they know busloads of asians are coming in to play that game but they've they've looked at the stats 0.96

00:11:48.760 they've had some nerdy accountant bring the spreadsheets in to the board of directors at 0.71

00:11:55.240 mgm and said two words slot machines and everyone went oh yeah here's our numbers here's what we

00:12:07.240 make on this game this game and here's what we make on slot machines so like i saw happening at

00:12:14.260 some of the casinos in atlantic city they are clearing out the tables you'll wait hours for

00:12:19.900 a table game with a real human being and human interaction part of the fun that that you get by

00:12:27.100 sitting down at a blackjack table big hand the dealer bust the table goes wild you're high-fiving

00:12:33.420 and people you don't even know.

00:12:36.040 That's fun.

00:12:37.600 That's Vegas.

00:12:39.580 Now they want you to sit alone at a slot machine

00:12:43.260 and dump every penny you've earned into it

00:12:46.500 while you look around the room and see a 90-year-old with an oxygen tank

00:12:52.060 and this old woman smoking right next to him.

00:12:58.220 It's not the fun atmosphere anymore.

00:13:03.420 That Vegas used to be and Atlantic City, too, you know.

00:13:08.560 So to blame it on the Trump economy is a cheap cop out.

00:13:13.520 You better step up, Vegas, because people are on to you.

00:13:17.260 And again, also online betting and gambling.

00:13:21.000 I just talked about it in the earlier segment here.

00:13:25.380 It's you know, some people don't want the hotel or the stakes or anything.

00:13:30.740 They just want to bet.

00:13:32.300 and years ago you had to go somewhere to bet you couldn't just bet from your home

00:13:36.400 now you pick up your phone there's a thousand apps that you could bet anything anything so

00:13:43.800 again maybe if you're into betting and you know that it's a fun good time someone comes back from

00:13:50.180 vegas and goes dude put your phone down let's go out and have some fun in vegas but that's just not

00:13:57.280 the story with vegas anymore it's very sad very sad indeed okay we're just just starting here

00:14:03.740 what are you talking about uh stick around 800-848-9222 is the phone number we will take

00:14:11.740 your calls and there will be a lot more of the anthony cumia show it's the anthony cumia show

00:14:18.160 on the red apple podcast network

00:14:20.480 it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network the anthony cumia show welcome

00:14:30.880 back and uh yeah take some calls on this vegas situation i think a lot of people agree especially

00:14:37.860 people that go there and um the other thing i was uh bringing up is the the fact that you have to

00:14:45.860 fly there you know we understand that some people live uh far away can't take a car you gotta fly 0.83

00:14:53.440 to vegas flying is just an a pain in the ass these days going to the airport getting on a plane 0.93

00:15:01.140 dealing with the delays and the cancellations and the mental patients that are roaming the airports 0.98

00:15:08.740 and sitting right next to you in your seat on the plane.

00:15:14.480 So I don't know.

00:15:16.000 How about Keith?

00:15:17.260 Keith, Long Beach.

00:15:18.880 How you doing, Keith?

00:15:20.920 Kevin, Long Beach.

00:15:22.420 Oh, it's Kevin.

00:15:23.040 I'm sorry.

00:15:23.940 I misread.

00:15:26.020 I got you.

00:15:26.780 I got you.

00:15:27.280 How you doing, Ed?

00:15:28.340 Good, man.

00:15:29.320 Feeling good.

00:15:30.020 Yeah, I watch the Vegas Live PD a lot,

00:15:33.520 And the homeless are swimming naked in the fountains in front of whatever that casino is.

00:15:41.300 And stealing all the change that's inside.

00:15:43.420 The fountains at the Bellagio are getting plugged up with human feces.

00:15:48.620 I think that's a maintenance issue.

00:15:52.120 Right, big Petri dishes. 1.00

00:15:53.760 And the hookers that used to be, remember the great-looking hookers they used to have back in the 70s and 80s? 0.98

00:15:59.560 That are all just skanks you could find anywhere in some small town, you know? 0.86

00:16:03.520 Yeah, well, the homeless situation is huge.

00:16:06.240 That's really detrimental to every single city in this country.

00:16:10.400 And Vegas can't afford that. 0.98

00:16:12.060 I mean, they really need to clean that crap up. 0.91

00:16:16.600 Yeah, and there's no great shows anymore. 0.98

00:16:18.580 There's no great stand-up comedians.

00:16:20.860 And, you know, now they've got these regions.

00:16:25.480 What do you call them?

00:16:27.460 Where they stay there for like a month or two months.

00:16:29.700 Oh, yeah, the residencies.

00:16:31.180 Yeah, they do residencies with people.

00:16:33.520 yeah the only acts worth seeing have been there for so long there's nothing new that anyone wants

00:16:41.680 to see i mean penn and teller you know penn and teller been there forever and you know that's

00:16:47.800 something people would probably want to go see but what are you gonna the blue man group what are

00:16:53.100 you gonna go say it's like they and and another thing maybe this is also something that digs into

00:17:00.220 it is the fact that you you get all these comics and acts and things online you get a netflix special

00:17:07.540 or something you really had to go out and see these comics whether it was in a club or if you

00:17:12.840 were in vegas you'd want to see uh something live now again you could just do that at home

00:17:18.640 and grab your phone and gamble on it and order uh an uber eats steak and you got everything you

00:17:25.040 would want yeah well they built that sphere you know that that uh yeah yeah big attract

00:17:32.020 i think that's supposed to be involved in that too kim dolan but they just did the uh wizard of

00:17:37.680 oz and they did it they redid it all ai you know yeah i saw that in the uh in the sphere it looks

00:17:44.120 pretty cool but here's another thing they build this big sphere i get it but no one's going to

00:17:50.260 vegas specifically for the sphere so what you end up with is you've already got the people there

00:17:57.240 they're already in vegas you're not attracting them with the spear uh it's just kind of an added

00:18:03.320 thing for uh for vegas so i don't know they got to step up and start treating people

00:18:08.920 a little better that are coming to their city thanks thanks kepp it's kevin not keith

00:18:16.440 what the hell i was talking about uh mike mike you don't come to vegas and talk to a man like

00:18:24.480 mo green like that what's up mike oh how you doing good good and um but 0.50

00:18:34.200 hello yeah i'm waiting for you to talk i'm sorry um i haven't been to vegas since the late 90s

00:18:44.480 And mostly, back then, I mostly went to bet on sports.

00:18:50.120 And even back then, they were reducing the size of sports books

00:18:54.420 to make room for slot machines.

00:18:57.440 Yes.

00:18:58.760 It used to be, you know, you had a big area,

00:19:01.700 screens all over, tons of screens on the walls to watch all the games.

00:19:06.420 And they would cut that down for more slot machines.

00:19:10.440 Yeah. 0.66

00:19:11.060 Slot machines are the thing that makes the casino's money

00:19:14.320 and they're also the worst thing in a casino.

00:19:17.960 I mean, you know, the players, the people that enjoyed Vegas

00:19:21.900 and had fun were not playing slot machines.

00:19:25.680 To me, slot machines were the pain-in-the-ass thing

00:19:28.520 you had to walk through to get to the table games.

00:19:31.060 You're just walking through, looking at these people, smelling smoke.

00:19:33.780 You're just hearing ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, bang, bang, bang, bang, ding, ding, ding, ding.

00:19:37.360 And you just wanted to get to a seat, sit down, have a drink, and play some blackjack.

00:19:42.560 Now, they want the whole casino to be slot machines.

00:19:46.440 Believe me.

00:19:48.060 Oh, yeah.

00:19:49.900 It's like walking by a bunch of lab rats. 0.95

00:19:53.900 Yeah, it's disgusting. 0.99

00:19:56.120 They're disgusting people sitting down playing the slots. 0.99

00:19:59.600 Let's be honest. 0.99

00:20:00.740 You wouldn't want to be sitting there with a big festering leg wound. 1.00

00:20:05.400 And like I said, the oxygen tanks and the old ladies with the wigs on. 1.00

00:20:11.860 it's terrible and they think they're lucky i far from another comedian yeah they're all 0.97

00:20:20.660 all waiting for the big uh big payout mike thank you my friend all waiting for that big payout

00:20:26.920 that will uh well it'll never really come let's be honest that big payday in a slot machine you

00:20:36.220 might as well just stay home and play lotto i don't know what it is but i guess they take that

00:20:41.360 bus is there a bus like from vegas because i know there's a bus from new york city to atlantic city

00:20:48.260 and that takes a couple three hours um i don't know what that would take from la to vegas but 1.00

00:20:56.420 the the nightmare that would be sitting on that bus with those uh old retirees and the the junkies 0.74

00:21:07.180 and people that are just hoping to hit big, 1.00

00:21:12.460 going to make that big, and their whole life will change.

00:21:16.240 You just pull the lever.

00:21:17.740 It's not even pull the lever anymore.

00:21:19.720 It's not even fun for the slot machine.

00:21:22.680 You see them sitting there.

00:21:23.740 I've seen these videos where they just have the camera set up

00:21:26.360 at one end of a line of slot machines,

00:21:29.220 and these messes, these disasters,

00:21:34.320 are just sitting there slamming on a touch screen

00:21:38.480 with their fingers like da-da-da-da trying to,

00:21:41.700 I don't know what.

00:21:42.600 I don't even know what the object is at that point.

00:21:44.940 But it's not even like, okay, I'll put my dime in,

00:21:49.540 pull the handle of the one-armed bandit

00:21:51.880 and hope for the big payout.

00:21:54.480 It's not even fun in that respect anymore.

00:21:59.320 They just sit there putting money in.

00:22:02.740 they get a card so the cash is on a card they're not even real putting real money into the machine

00:22:09.440 it's just a more efficient way to extract the money your retirement fund like i said your

00:22:17.600 kids college fund an annuity the balance of your bank account whatever it is they want it

00:22:26.360 and they're gonna get it and they're giving you nothing in return step it up vegas come on i

00:22:32.440 remember the good old days all right people back in a moment stick around a lot more of the anthony

00:22:39.560 cumia show coming up it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network

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00:22:55.540 it certainly is the anthony cumia show thank you for tuning in and um every week please you know

00:23:05.040 you know this every week i toil i toil people it is a chore a job to find the clown of the week

00:23:16.500 the anthony cumia show presents the clown of the week

00:23:22.200 and boy regardless or irregardless of how difficult it is to find one um you can always find

00:23:32.320 a clown of the week between washington hollywood the corporate world whatever it may be uh the

00:23:41.980 clowns abound and i believe this is a repeat offender or a repeat honor of of being bestowed 0.90

00:23:51.600 clown of the week uh mr chuck schumer once again is the clown not you know chuck will never turn 0.98

00:24:01.520 down an opportunity to sow division between american uh the american people uh if it's uh 0.98

00:24:10.280 Class, class division, racial division, religious division.

00:24:17.740 Chuck Schumer is a pro, an expert, and he proves that once again.

00:24:25.800 I think what Chuck is saying here is that voter ID, and we all know how the Democrats feel about voter ID.

00:24:33.980 It's a terrible, racist thing to demand that Americans show an identification to prove that they are indeed American citizens who are qualified and legally allowed to vote.

00:24:52.400 Why wouldn't you want that?

00:24:53.740 Well, according to Chuck and the Democrats, it's terribly racist to ask minorities in this country to do something as insane and incredibly difficult as procuring an I.D.

00:25:10.540 It's again. The soft bigotry of low expectations is what it's called.

00:25:17.800 You don't literally come out and say something like, hey, you're much too stupid and incompetent as a group to do this. 1.00

00:25:26.780 What they do is they just say, hey, hey, if you try to make these people show an ID to vote, then you're being racist. 1.00

00:25:37.500 It's protecting the minorities. 0.99

00:25:40.520 You're not calling them stupid or incompetent or incapable of doing the simplest of tasks. 0.99

00:25:47.800 in this country like procuring an identification you are protecting them from the racists who 0.98

00:25:55.020 would force them to do something way way too difficult for them to actually do

00:26:02.220 boy isn't that a thin little wire to walk on uh but here he is here's chuck schumer let's hear

00:26:09.920 him talk about voter id and bringing up of course jim crow let's listen not gonna let him revert to

00:26:18.680 jim crow if you don't think they want to revert to jim crow just look what they did in the save act

00:26:24.780 which went back to took jim crow for the whole nation by so making it hard they said you need

00:26:33.600 id and they made it so hard to show id that probably half the people in america couldn't vote

00:26:38.100 we wouldn't let it pass.

00:26:42.300 Yeah.

00:26:43.200 How is that hard?

00:26:45.680 How is getting an ID hard?

00:26:48.580 You know what they recently did?

00:26:50.640 Even if you had an ID,

00:26:53.320 they made it recently where you had to get something called a real ID.

00:26:58.240 Oh, yeah.

00:26:59.540 This is, if you want to fly,

00:27:02.060 you need to show an ID, obviously.

00:27:04.720 now they made it where you have to show real id which i believe uh there was a little more

00:27:11.460 scrutiny to getting the identification and calling it a real id uh but why wasn't that called

00:27:20.120 racist or terrible now you're making people go back twice to get an id this is the democrats

00:27:30.020 doing what they do best using and abusing minority communities in america for their own purposes

00:27:38.800 their own agendas their own power to keep them in office longer and they just kind of ignore them 0.97

00:27:47.020 in between elections he'll give them a little bit here a little bit there and then the election

00:27:53.520 comes up and they're the most important people on the face of the earth and then they just get rid 1.00

00:27:59.660 of them again and a lot of these minority groups in america i don't know i do a hazard to say too 0.98

00:28:06.320 stupid to see what they're doing and i see a lot of videos of a lot of very smart people saying look 0.93

00:28:13.960 i know what you're doing and i wish the majority of some of these groups would be uh more cognizant 1.00

00:28:22.720 of the fact that they're being used by the Democrats.

00:28:28.480 They don't care.

00:28:29.720 They're not hoping for a better life for you.

00:28:32.720 They're hoping for a better life for them.

00:28:35.380 It's what they've constantly done.

00:28:37.280 So you get somebody like Chuck Schumer and then Jim Crow.

00:28:43.360 Really?

00:28:44.260 Do you know how oppressive the Jim Crow laws were to minorities,

00:28:50.620 especially in in the places like the south to even equate anything anything going on today

00:29:01.120 to jim crow is an insult and and to try to say that requiring identification to vote

00:29:11.360 is somehow uh equivalent to the oppression that uh blacks felt under jim crow again

00:29:20.380 why aren't more black people and and minorities just pounding chuck schumer on this issue 0.97

00:29:28.600 we're not stupid what are you doing why would you say we can't get an id it's one of the easiest 0.98

00:29:36.780 things to do is get an identification and and there's a place to get it anywhere you live 0.97

00:29:44.760 I don't care where you live. You can get an ID. But this is an issue that they want to stick to because and I'm not breaking any new ground here. It's because they want people who are not legally allowed to vote in this country to vote. They want them to vote.

00:30:06.120 They want illegal aliens to vote.

00:30:08.760 They want convicted felons who lose their right to vote.

00:30:13.440 They want them to be able to vote. 0.97

00:30:16.560 And then they pander and cater to these minority groups with the promise, 0.85

00:30:23.880 the false promise of all the free stuff and we're giving you this, give, give, give, we care. 0.76

00:30:30.920 And they vote Democrat.

00:30:33.700 It's pretty simple to see.

00:30:36.120 You really don't have to look too deep to see what their game is here.

00:30:43.260 But to equate anything going on now with Jim Crow is just a terrible insult to minorities

00:30:53.520 and what people had gone through back then. 1.00

00:30:56.740 And it's also an insult to tell people that they're too stupid to do something as simple 1.00

00:31:03.840 as just getting an identification in this country. 1.00

00:31:08.760 You need it for everything.

00:31:10.680 You need an ID for everything.

00:31:12.700 Go to a hotel.

00:31:14.420 Go to a hotel.

00:31:16.160 Try to check in without an ID.

00:31:19.140 Try to rent a car.

00:31:20.140 Go ahead.

00:31:20.860 Oh, I don't have an ID.

00:31:22.940 It's racist.

00:31:24.300 I shouldn't be forced to get an ID. 1.00

00:31:27.180 Or, hey, I'm too stupid. 1.00

00:31:28.320 I'm too stupid to get an ID, 1.00

00:31:29.460 but I'd sure like to rent a car right now. 1.00

00:31:32.620 No.

00:31:33.840 how about getting into a building in new york city or probably many of the other cities around

00:31:38.840 the country do you have business to take care of in a building in new york you walk in and there's a

00:31:45.940 security guard at the desk and you will show them an id and you will have your picture taken 1.00

00:31:51.560 and then you could go upstairs what do you do in that case sorry ma'am you're much too stupid 1.00

00:31:57.660 to come into our build so uh how long is this lame lame democrat ruse gonna uh gonna go on 1.00

00:32:09.220 it's ridiculous uh let's see just checking the phone lines 0.94

00:32:17.500 uh talk to matt from the bronx matt what's up my friend

00:32:22.140 hey good afternoon or good evening rather uh so i wanted to talk briefly about immigration and how

00:32:31.600 it pertains to national security of course as far as you mentioned chuck you mentioned chuck

00:32:36.640 schumer and of course you know he calls himself the schomer of israel in the congress schomer

00:32:44.220 means guardian of israel right now the same the same open borders policies that he advocates

00:32:50.900 for the united states it's certainly not something that's tolerated in israel right because israel

00:32:57.720 has a no it has a zero tolerance policy on illegal immigration they have uh electrified

00:33:04.420 uh electronic metal uh solid borders giant cement uh cement walls that are guarded they have guards

00:33:14.740 uh on those walls yeah they have a very very secure border and it's it's being paid for

00:33:23.060 by american taxpayers mind you because you have to remember that israel gets four billion with a b

00:33:28.980 dollars in taxpayer dollars every year in the form of a grant not even a loan so again we you know

00:33:36.060 the same policies if the united states wants to enact the same policies here in the united states

00:33:42.420 that Israel enacts in its own country, people like Chuck Schumer,

00:33:47.720 and I have to say it, I'll just be completely honest,

00:33:51.040 the Jewish minority in this country is very much left-wing

00:33:55.500 and it's very much open borders immigration inside the United States.

00:34:00.220 But again, when it comes to their country,

00:34:02.680 they don't want the same thing that they're advocating for everyone else.

00:34:05.900 Well, Matt, there's been, again, perception is a very,

00:34:11.560 very strong tool that is used many times um in in politics and there's a perception

00:34:19.320 that israel is uh this lone nation in the center of a lot of hostility and they need

00:34:29.000 that type of security um to simply survive and the perception of the united states is we're this

00:34:38.540 giant melting pot we've for years it's the american way to let in anyone anyone come in

00:34:47.200 they're all potential uh geniuses and ceos of of companies and and that's why people will look at

00:34:58.520 america and say yeah open the borders we asked for it we have a statue of liberty bring us your 0.97

00:35:04.340 you know whatever and israel has always been the the victim in a very hostile land 0.97

00:35:12.620 where they need that type of border security for their own survival so that's the way it's always

00:35:19.580 been presented yeah and the reality is that you the united states is opening it itself up

00:35:28.980 to hostile elements entering the country

00:35:31.840 when we have no idea

00:35:33.740 when we have no idea

00:35:35.660 who's coming across the border

00:35:37.360 what their intentions are

00:35:39.280 what their connections to foreign terrorist organizations

00:35:42.280 happen to be

00:35:43.340 and again we have millions of them

00:35:45.980 inundating the country

00:35:47.180 and again people like Chuck Chuma want to turn a blind eye

00:35:50.320 whenever you want to say that

00:35:51.880 the United States was founded by immigrants

00:35:54.340 yes, by European immigrants

00:35:56.580 and you should want more European immigrants

00:35:58.900 people who can assimilate and contribute to the country.

00:36:03.020 That's who you want in the country.

00:36:04.820 The second you start saying things like that, 0.79

00:36:07.180 like Trump just recently said he wants to take refugees from Ukraine,

00:36:11.800 and obviously he was taking refugees from South Africa,

00:36:15.700 and what do people start saying?

00:36:17.620 What did the left and Democrats, what did they start saying? 0.50

00:36:21.240 Oh, because they're white. 1.00

00:36:22.580 Oh, you're a racist. 1.00

00:36:23.620 Oh, you're a racist. 1.00

00:36:25.380 Why no brown people? 1.00

00:36:26.600 Why no brown people? 1.00

00:36:27.660 Brown people have been running across the border unfettered for years. 1.00

00:36:35.200 Oh, I'm sorry. 1.00

00:36:35.780 Did I just curse?

00:36:36.660 I did.

00:36:37.700 Punch out of that.

00:36:38.740 Accidentally.

00:36:40.260 See, I'm so passionate about what I'm saying that I actually use the F-bomb.

00:36:45.400 Yeah, they've been running across the border unfettered for four years now.

00:36:50.500 So, you know, the bottom line is it don't work.

00:36:54.280 And Trump, you know, he sealed up the leak.

00:36:57.660 Let's be honest. 0.97

00:36:58.500 Trump did a good job of cutting off the illegals streaming across the border. 0.97

00:37:03.200 And look, if it was up to me, I would love to see him cut off aid to every foreign nation, regardless of their allyship to us, their supposed allyship to us. 0.61

00:37:15.200 Whatever it is, cut it off, because we really need to fix our own internal problems here before we can even think about helping anyone out.

00:37:26.140 Matt, thanks, man.

00:37:26.900 appreciate the uh the call i can't believe i cursed i'm supposed to be a professional

00:37:32.300 professional broadcaster ah hope i don't get in trouble for that

00:37:38.380 anyway um other thing what time for i got time uh this is funny chris cuomo he admits

00:37:50.260 that he was wrong Chris Cuomo from CNN you know Andrew Cuomo's brother and he's been taking a lot

00:37:59.440 of heat since he was dismissed from CNN about what he did when he was on CNN he lied for the

00:38:08.420 government lied for CNN and whatever they told him to spout off he would because that was his job

00:38:17.020 his job was to lie to be a propaganda machine and now that he's doing his own thing man

00:38:23.060 and he wants to do podcasts with cool people uh he has to admit that he was wrong but he can't even

00:38:31.160 admit that he was wrong because he had to follow orders you know just use the old uh nuremberg

00:38:38.940 excuse i was just following orders he somehow didn't know which doesn't make him look any 0.69

00:38:45.280 better he looks pretty stupid by saying he didn't know and that's why he was wrong instead of oh i 0.96

00:38:51.820 damn well knew i just chose to lie because that's what my bosses were telling me so uh listen to 0.98

00:38:57.760 chris cuomo here admitting he's driving in a car during this clip by the way he's like doing a 0.97

00:39:02.600 little uh tiktok type video in his car uh and he's admitting he's wrong listen to this stuck in

00:39:09.300 traffic, I'm remembering right now, wow, I'm wrong a lot. We don't like to say it. We don't like to

00:39:19.140 admit it. We really don't like to correct it. But that is how you grow when you get to a better

00:39:23.740 place. And it is such a precious commodity right now. I've been wrong. I've been wrong about

00:39:30.600 political issues. I've been wrong about people. I've been wrong about myself. I've been wrong

00:39:35.640 about my responsibilities. I've been wrong about my opinions, my tastes, my choices. I've been wrong

00:39:42.820 and that's okay. Hopefully you learn. Hopefully when you're wrong, you get to a better place

00:39:51.380 if you do the work, unless you stubbornly hold on. And that's where so much of us are stuck.

00:39:57.660 It's not just being wrong. It's refusing to learn what's right. I've been wrong. Have you been wrong?

00:40:05.640 if you say no you're wrong oh god he's trying so hard to slip back into mainstream relevance

00:40:16.160 by you know this little mea culpa he's doing that hey i was wrong you're wrong we're all wrong

00:40:23.940 but knowing you were wrong no no no no no you you're not getting off that easy

00:40:29.760 pally you weren't just wrong you were lying if you honestly uh make a mistake if you honestly

00:40:39.760 believe something and act on that belief and then realize it's wrong and address that that's fine

00:40:48.060 that's what he was talking about you make mistakes you learn from them obviously but to to blatantly 0.98

00:40:55.600 lie because look I don't yeah I've called him an idiot retard things like that but I don't think 1.00

00:41:02.100 Chris Cuomo's really a stupid person I think he knew when his bosses were telling him to say 1.00

00:41:11.180 certain things about the COVID vaccine or talk about Biden being sharp as a tack and Trump is 1.00

00:41:19.720 a 34 count felon and all that stuff that's not being wrong that's lying and and then just saying

00:41:32.140 hey i was wrong but i learned from my mistakes and we're all wrong if you say you're never wrong

00:41:37.860 you're wrong uh you're doubling down on your lying you can't be honest and say your bosses

00:41:46.540 You were getting a righteous paycheck and your boss has told you here.

00:41:52.020 Here's the paper today, Chris.

00:41:54.600 Here's what you're supposed to say about Biden.

00:41:57.260 You know, they said some pretty lousy things about him today over on Fox.

00:42:00.720 And some of the Republican politicians are saying that he's incompetent. 0.99

00:42:05.620 He's mentally impaired. 0.98

00:42:07.820 So here's your sheet. 0.97

00:42:09.980 We handed it out to all the mainstream media and you just parrot this like a good boy.

00:42:16.540 okay and he did and now he drives in his car and goes oh boy i was i was wrong i'm sorry

00:42:25.280 and we all go it's okay chris we've all made mistakes and as long as we recognize them now

00:42:32.940 big difference between being wrong and lying and chris cuomo is a liar back in moments with more

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00:43:03.140 is supposed to be a nice family show

00:43:06.160 and I let one slip.

00:43:09.760 Thank God there is astute

00:43:12.320 and aware people working at the studio there to cut off my foul language when i say it i drop f

00:43:20.140 bombs every like 10 minutes in my just normal daily conversation so like every so often um

00:43:29.220 i guess when i'm really just feeling comfortable in what i'm talking about

00:43:33.480 uh might slip out but again technology thank you technology you've helped me out

00:43:39.000 um see what else is uh going on here that uh kind of annoyed me over the course of the week

00:43:46.660 uh a man was kicked out of a st louis soccer club game for wearing a maga hat i guess it was policy

00:43:56.620 of the uh the arena they were in that no and here's what they do so they can almost sound

00:44:05.020 like they're being fair they say no political messages no political messages now this is just

00:44:15.040 an excuse because truth be told if you're a private business you could just tell anyone to

00:44:22.580 leave for no reason if if that reason is determined to be some type of civil rights violation then

00:44:32.760 then the person could be held liable maybe in civil court or what have you you can't just kick

00:44:40.720 someone out for being a certain nationality or ethnic background color uh those you know there

00:44:48.020 are laws against that uh other than that you could pretty much tell somebody to get out of

00:44:56.240 your establishment and don't have to give them any reason and if you call the police uh the police

00:45:04.000 don't have to give the person a reason if that person doesn't leave they can be arrested for

00:45:09.600 trespassing and i've seen so many of my favorite videos the police body cam videos where a lot of

00:45:19.380 people can't get that through their head why why am i being kicked out why did they tell me to leave

00:45:25.060 No, I need a reason.

00:45:26.720 And it's simply you have to go.

00:45:30.520 You just have to go.

00:45:32.440 You were being a disturbance.

00:45:34.080 You were causing a scene.

00:45:35.880 You were yelling at the staff, whatever it is.

00:45:38.140 And then they go, well, I had a reason for that.

00:45:40.280 And here's the reason.

00:45:41.700 Doesn't matter.

00:45:43.200 The cop is not going to negotiate with the owner or the workers at the establishment.

00:45:50.320 And then, you know, you're going to be free to stay there again.

00:45:54.020 It's over.

00:45:55.060 you're gone goodbye and uh i guess it works that way at the soccer club but to say political

00:46:03.440 messaging this was a maga hat it literally said make america great again on the front didn't say

00:46:09.680 donald trump didn't say republican make america great again that statement is a political term 0.93

00:46:17.880 at this point it's it's you know it'll get you thrown out meanwhile gay flags gay pride flags

00:46:25.140 were waving uh all over the stadium and and if you don't think that's not a political

00:46:32.780 statement waving a gay flag and i wouldn't want them kicked out whatever but make america great

00:46:40.640 again let's play a little bit of this guy as he's getting removed from this establishment i don't

00:46:46.480 know what this really sounds like i don't think it's all that thrilling but hear what he says

00:46:51.060 so i'm michael weitzel i'm being asked to lead by the police because of donald trump hey i'm a

00:47:02.320 donald trump

00:47:02.860 so those flags over there those flags over there those are pre-approved so my question

00:47:16.220 I'm being evicted from the premises because of Donald Trump, because we can't wear Donald

00:47:43.880 trump hats in public and so now i'm being a victim you could cut it off right there he's

00:47:49.900 being thrown out because he's got a hat that says make america great again and uh the issue is there

00:47:56.300 are gay flags there and they go well that's pre-approved one cop actually said look i'm maga

00:48:00.840 i love trump but that's the policy another cop was getting a little rambunctious there 0.54

00:48:07.000 hey you want to go in cuffs yeah i'll take out in cuffs and uh you know they could do whatever

00:48:14.160 they want obviously somebody in charge at the stadium has uh you know has a a hard one can i

00:48:22.600 say for uh donald trump and uh he had to go but he was nice he was peaceful they didn't have to

00:48:28.820 arrest him uh he just again asked why am i uh being escorted out and uh it's trespassing

00:48:35.680 and any private business can can do this so uh be aware of that a lot of people get in trouble

00:48:42.840 thinking their rights extend uh into private businesses some of them do but as far as being

00:48:49.480 allowed to just loiter there and stay when you're told to leave not so much not so much

00:48:55.840 All right, stick around.

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00:50:19.860 Thank you so much for tuning in on this wonderful Sunday evening.

00:50:24.340 See a little something good on a Sunday.

00:50:27.280 You don't just have to sit there and go, oh, God, work tomorrow.

00:50:32.920 That's what my Sundays are.

00:50:35.240 I go, oh, I got to work tomorrow.

00:50:38.360 Hey, wait a minute.

00:50:40.020 Really, I'm not a real job.

00:50:43.140 But, yeah, most of the time Sundays are pretty depressing.

00:50:47.840 But I can make them even better by telling you everything to be depressed about in this country and world.

00:50:57.540 But, yeah, we just played a little segment there on some guy.

00:51:03.900 Unfortunately, he was killed at a bus stop trying to protect somebody, and he got stabbed in the neck.

00:51:12.200 A stranger trying to protect a mother and her two kids, strangers to him,

00:51:17.860 and he saw somebody that looked a little sketch

00:51:20.480 and got in between the sketchy guy and the mother,

00:51:24.080 and he took a knife to the neck and died.

00:51:27.520 Don't be a hero.

00:51:29.160 Just don't do it.

00:51:32.140 We just don't live in a place where you could do that anymore.

00:51:36.420 It's terrible, but that's just the way it is now.

00:51:40.300 and um you know maybe it changes at some point there's just too many uh people out there ready

00:51:49.020 willing and able to kill you and if that's not the case like i said you know plenty of people

00:51:54.560 that mean well and and do what they think is the right thing end up in jail uh losing everything 0.53

00:52:01.940 going through the process of of getting justice and then they're found not guilty but yeah their

00:52:11.720 life is pretty much over financially can't get a job you think somebody's going to hire you

00:52:18.860 some company is going to google your name and see that you were up on charges and went to trial

00:52:25.660 for something that the media portrayed as racist?

00:52:30.320 I mean, why are you just trying to protect somebody?

00:52:33.240 And then that's it.

00:52:35.700 So it's not just a life-ending if you get killed.

00:52:40.940 It's life-ending in a way, even if you don't,

00:52:44.740 and you get run through this system.

00:52:46.480 And, you know, I hate to say it,

00:52:49.920 but but if push comes to shove and you have to have to do something to protect yourself it has

00:52:57.140 to be very um concise it has to be very uh fast and you you can't dwell on it you can't do anything

00:53:11.460 to give anyone an excuse to say you were doing something for another reason

00:53:15.640 if that guy was watching the bad guy let's say and he saw him pull a knife out and somehow got

00:53:24.240 it out of his hand and killed him he'd have to go he might he might have to go to trial for it

00:53:30.920 but you know that quick something being that quick not standing there with the knife

00:53:37.100 calling him names uh uh letting time pass by where you're going well he could have walked

00:53:44.540 away at this point it's got to be fast definitive like bam very decisive so um i just hope to never

00:53:55.940 ever be put in one of those situations i walk away from a lot of things maybe years ago uh

00:54:03.660 is it an age thing is it that wisdom that comes with age where you go i'm just not physically

00:54:09.580 cut out for this but you know you carry a gun and you don't have to be physically

00:54:15.660 cut out to do something if you're you're carrying a um a firearm the great equalizer

00:54:24.200 but then you better be prepared for those consequences even if you're 100 percent in the

00:54:30.940 right uh they put you in a bad place i've said things in jest on on my shock jock show i've

00:54:41.360 talked uh on social media i've said things either joking or serious social commentary

00:54:48.280 all this stuff would be thrown at a jury if i had to use deadly physical force to protect

00:54:56.480 my own life and i would be up against my own self everything i've said over the course of

00:55:06.120 the years that could be interpreted as being racist sexist homophobic xenophobic whatever

00:55:14.080 your worst witness these days is you and what you've previously done and said whether it was

00:55:24.620 serious or in jest or part of your job it doesn't matter who's the witness oh it's you

00:55:33.780 well i'm not taking the stand yeah that doesn't matter here's everything you've done and said for 0.52

00:55:40.040 10 years hope you get a comfy bunk with somebody that uh has a low libido

00:55:46.420 it's terrible man so don't do anything i'm really telling you that people don't do anything

00:55:55.500 walk away who is it a little kid a little kid looks like shoyley temple and the mother help help

00:56:05.180 help i'd love to i'm walking in the opposite direction maybe people think differently i've

00:56:14.660 talked to a few people on other shows when i've talked about stuff like this and they go uh

00:56:19.060 no i can't do that i have to do something i could not live with myself if i just walked away

00:56:26.940 well live with yourself in that cell when uh 58 percent of the the population in the jail thinks

00:56:36.520 you're a racist do that see how great living with yourself is under those circumstances my

00:56:44.380 friend i'll tell you one thing i will shuffle off whistle a happy tune and not think twice 0.97

00:56:51.620 about what's happening behind my back ain't gonna do it now for my own personal life

00:57:00.800 if my life is being threatened my loved ones my family something like that oh yeah i'm going to

00:57:11.360 the boards uh as far as that's concerned but again it would have to be very quick and very um

00:57:20.300 just very decisive what's the situation this is absolutely a threat against mine or a loved ones

00:57:30.440 why a life wife so i am i'm gonna do what i gotta do a stranger sorry this ain't a movie

00:57:39.080 this ain't a movie where you save the stranger and great things happen

00:57:43.840 please don't work that way uh yeah i guess we could take a uh a quick call here

00:57:54.440 uh pete pete from the isle of staten what's up pete hi you know my feeling on it is a lot of

00:58:06.200 these mentally ill people who I've been surrounded with, family, friends, and I know it quite 0.50

00:58:12.540 well. They happen to be repeat offenders in most cases. And the thing is, to get them 0.97

00:58:19.640 into some kind of a program that they are comfortable at, like one person I know is

00:58:25.800 doing culinary school. Are they going to do it or not? I don't know. But that's a step

00:58:30.640 in the right direction. Because if people find the love for something, that usually

00:58:35.120 keeps them steady they put they put wait wait you're telling me they put a crazy guy in culinary

00:58:41.560 school where he has access to knives of various lengths and sharpness it's a school that's looked

00:58:49.020 over and they actually do like meals on wheels and stuff they you know convey your belt and

00:58:54.560 they have programs like that i would think you find a good i would think you find a good company

00:58:59.540 where you could have them stuff foam rubber into couches or pillows.

00:59:02.960 You're right. 0.90

00:59:03.600 A pillow factory would be great for a crazy person. 0.88

00:59:07.640 Right.

00:59:08.120 I mean, I've been in jail, but on the right side of the wall,

00:59:10.600 I was a confidential informer.

00:59:14.260 Oh, oh.

00:59:15.460 A CIA, as they call it.

00:59:17.520 There were prisoners and everything. 0.94

00:59:18.920 A rat.

00:59:20.180 Yeah.

00:59:20.500 I actually got a confession out of one guy,

00:59:22.700 which they end up saving a girl that he buried alive,

00:59:26.140 but that's like 40 years ago.

00:59:27.780 geez that sounds like a movie of the week did you uh did you were you uh were you going to jail

00:59:36.120 were they telling you you go to jail or you're a ci no they put me in there because i was with

00:59:42.240 the police department and uh that was something i was good at getting a confession out of somebody

00:59:47.520 but uh it wouldn't work today because with all the liberals and everything they'd be on top of it all

00:59:53.280 these lawyers uh you know would be on top of but you know with a lawyer the worst word you could

00:59:59.760 tell them is adjournment if you just keep getting adjournments you could postpone something until

01:00:05.240 you die and yeah that's that's that's what they do if you have the money if you have the money

01:00:10.200 to do that like a lot of these uh celebrities like uh bill cosby may rest in peace i worked

01:00:17.360 with him i worked with him when he was mr huskable i loved him you know but uh a bit

01:00:22.680 bad side of things with women that's women should never be taken advantage of but i worked in the

01:00:29.440 theater business and there was the uh you know the tryout couch you know i mean i'm sorry you know

01:00:34.500 the producers yeah yeah that's the big couch audition right all right pete you said you sound

01:00:41.000 like you've been involved in many things pete uh but i appreciate the uh the phone call there goes

01:00:46.300 pete i think pete wanted to talk more but and that's fine but uh you know you got to go on to

01:00:52.680 other other things um i saw a movie last night um i definitely want to say more than i have in the

01:01:00.980 the next few minutes before we got to take a quick break but um it's on netflix it's called

01:01:07.200 american primeval and uh it kind of fits the mold of what my take is on these netflix amazon apple

01:01:19.360 hulu all these platforms are putting out exclusive content and movies and while i enjoy some of them

01:01:28.980 i think there's an absolute scam going on here if you could call it a scam there's something going

01:01:36.600 on and i think a lot of people are being roped into this and it's doing these platforms well but

01:01:43.460 it's not really helping out as far as um people that want quality good entertainment goes so i i

01:01:53.860 liked i'll tell you before the break i did like it i liked this american primeval but um i did

01:02:02.180 have some issues with it too uh back with that in moments more of the anthony cumia show stick

01:02:07.380 around it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network

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01:02:32.100 I was just saying before the break, I was watching this show on Netflix, American Primeval.

01:02:38.680 It's it's a story about Utah and the wild wilderness of Utah back in the 1820s, 1830s, around there.

01:02:51.600 A lot of pioneers heading west, trying to get a better life in California, going through Utah.

01:02:58.140 it was a rough and tumble place let's say a lot of these outposts full of nefarious people and

01:03:07.460 engines and mountain men and soldiers with the cavalry and then I had no clue about this part 0.99

01:03:19.080 of it Mormons now it's Utah and you go obviously you know Salt Lake City Utah the headquarters of

01:03:27.700 the mormons um but i had no clue uh what was going on with the mormons back then 0.97

01:03:38.220 they were nuts now regardless of how nutty you think they are now uh boy not even the polygamy 0.98

01:03:48.840 thing you know the people Brigham Young you know at 20 40 wives and what's what's his name Joe 0.92

01:03:58.480 Smith was he the guy that kind of started the whole thing I'm not even going to get into the

01:04:04.840 religion aspect of it but this was the the series it's six episodes about an hour each little under

01:04:14.860 an hour for each episode and um it's a limited series so you're done after six episodes which i

01:04:23.540 love very fast but here's where they get you they will give you two or three episodes that are

01:04:31.640 amazing they hook you rope you right in i will tell you the first episode of 90 percent

01:04:42.420 of the original programming on these peripheral platforms are great that first episode because

01:04:51.440 they know man you you hit play and the credits roll and within a minute there is more action

01:05:01.080 and you going what the hell just happened and and that ropes you in and hooks you

01:05:07.880 then by the third episode they start screwing around and you go ah this

01:05:17.640 kind of fell off but in a six episode uh limited series you're along for the ride

01:05:25.860 you're not cashing out you're gonna stick in you're gonna stick in and watch uh the whole

01:05:31.840 thing and that's what i did uh a lot of action and and really brutal like battles between pioneers

01:05:40.740 and indians and uh the cavalry and a lot of brutal brutal murders but the thing i didn't know about

01:05:51.040 was this mormon thing there was a massacre uh there was a guide that was supposed to take some

01:05:56.940 people across the utah pioneers or uh they were taking pioneers across the frontier in utah and

01:06:07.180 the mormons had decided because they were booted out of a couple of places illinois and then i

01:06:13.540 think missouri and they ended up in utah and they were like yeah we're not getting booted out anymore 0.74

01:06:18.940 We don't want anybody on our land.

01:06:22.220 They they had made Brigham Young the governor of Utah, and that gave them some power.

01:06:29.660 And they had an army.

01:06:32.280 They had their own militia and they they were just killing people.

01:06:37.760 I didn't know this.

01:06:39.800 I even looked it up afterwards.

01:06:41.820 And there's, you know, some dramatization to this American primeval series.

01:06:48.940 Uh, but that part of it was, yeah, they, they massacred a bunch of people and it's like,

01:06:55.660 I think the Mormons and Scientology are a couple of religions that you could kind of

01:07:02.700 really goof on without much pushback.

01:07:06.200 You're not really going to get a lot of pushback from it. 0.72

01:07:09.900 Uh, Christianity, of course, uh, you'll get pushback, but it seems you could goof on it

01:07:15.680 with impunity. 0.97

01:07:16.280 I mean, that whole idea that Jesus Christ Superstar with the the black woman witch from Wicked. 0.89

01:07:23.560 They showed her with the crown of thorns and she's up on this neon light crucifix singing and she looks like Nosferatu. 0.86

01:07:35.500 And it's just.

01:07:37.940 It was infuriating.

01:07:40.860 But we don't do anything about it.

01:07:43.220 See, that's the problem. 1.00

01:07:44.360 we don't really go oh hey that's got to stop try that with islam give that a give that a world 0.96

01:07:51.580 a world or with israel try really you know criticizing that whole thing see where that 0.77

01:07:59.280 gets you try goofing on it you know make a little joke about uh islam or or um the jewish religion

01:08:10.580 christianity you could goof on that to your heart's content no one's going to do it they'll 0.58

01:08:17.300 get mad they'll comment on it but uh mormons and scientology it's like everyone's goof punching

01:08:23.660 back kind of a thing so i didn't know i would have thought a show like this they really would

01:08:30.320 have been out in full force protesting like mormons going no this is terrible but there hasn't really

01:08:37.060 been a pushback and it's the number one watched show on netflix right now uh very entertaining 0.79

01:08:43.440 they got a couple of uh pretty good actors in it uh but a couple of things were ridiculous that's

01:08:50.380 what i was talking about it third by the third episode it gets a little ridiculous there's one

01:08:54.360 part where a woman she's in this little pioneer um uh wagon train thing and the mormons and indians

01:09:01.820 unite for a moment to kill the entire bunch of pioneers and some of them lived through it and 0.73

01:09:09.020 the women lived through it so they kind of just gave them to these indians and the indians killed 0.92

01:09:14.900 all of them but one because the woman was kind of strong and one of the braves saw her and was like 0.92

01:09:19.780 oh she look i'm strong we'll take her back to my teepee and that's what happened and like within

01:09:29.100 a week she's wearing indian clothes and and totally sympathetic to the indian cause and she's

01:09:36.620 she's almost speaking indian a week went by her husband is still looking for her he was another

01:09:43.660 survivor and she's just like ah i am with you now it was so ridiculous so the writing definitely

01:09:53.220 falls off after the first couple of episodes in every single one of these limited or mini series

01:10:02.240 that uh that they put out so uh i i found it funny though i found it pretty entertaining

01:10:09.600 it's action-packed uh uh the the cinematography how about i talk about that the cinematography

01:10:17.000 was just sweeping vistas and yeah uh mike mike uh wants to talk about american uh american

01:10:27.020 renaissance that's different what do you want to talk about mike

01:10:31.100 mike and uh i called in a few weeks ago asking about recommendations for getting educated on

01:10:38.720 guns and you sent me to my local shop and you were right man they they love talking about guns

01:10:43.040 and they got me hooked up.

01:10:43.920 So I want to say thank you for, yeah, man.

01:10:47.320 This week I saw you talking with Gavin about that Sydney Sweeney thing,

01:10:50.600 the commercial and the response from the woke left.

01:10:53.120 Yes.

01:10:53.620 Yeah.

01:10:53.920 And yeah, man, that's, that's, I think you guys are spot on with that.

01:10:58.200 You know, that's, I think that was the final straw.

01:11:00.320 The woke left has literally towed Arthur Fonzarelli behind a speedboat,

01:11:04.980 up a ramp and over a great white man.

01:11:06.980 They have jumped the shark and people are done with it.

01:11:10.860 Yeah.

01:11:11.300 Doesn't it seem passe?

01:11:13.220 Me and Gavin, we're talking about that.

01:11:14.940 You see, like, these videos I see on social media, 0.99

01:11:18.020 and it'll be a gay guy, and he's in a dress, 0.96

01:11:20.540 and he's got a big beard, like literally a beard on his face, 0.97

01:11:23.700 not a fake wife.

01:11:25.080 And he's acting like a caricature of a woman. 1.00

01:11:29.000 Women don't act like that. 1.00

01:11:30.240 So it's a caricature of a woman. 0.99

01:11:31.780 And I'm watching it and going, this isn't outrageous.

01:11:35.480 It's not anger-inducing.

01:11:37.900 It's sad, and it's old.

01:11:40.320 it looks old it looks like something like oh right and i i mentioned to gavin i said remember

01:11:46.100 when um remember when grunge first started coming out and and that 80s hairband thing had reached

01:11:52.880 such a level of ridiculousness that no one could even believe it was that uh insane anymore that's

01:12:01.420 where we're at with a lot of the the uh issues that were so important to them i gotta take a

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01:13:11.760 Well, I think we have some fake news here.

01:13:17.060 Could that possibly be?

01:13:18.860 That's right, fake news.

01:13:25.600 Did I catch it?

01:13:26.840 Did I surprise you with that one?

01:13:29.140 Need a little time for the sounder?

01:13:32.400 Yeah.

01:13:34.160 Fake news?

01:13:36.180 Did it go?

01:13:37.420 Now.

01:13:38.100 Fake news, folks.

01:13:39.100 Fake news.

01:13:39.700 It's the fake news.

01:13:41.160 Fake stories.

01:13:42.060 News moment.

01:13:44.000 Sorry about that.

01:13:46.400 I caught him by surprise there.

01:13:48.600 Fake news.

01:13:49.760 Yes.

01:13:51.180 Who who could be focused upon for fake news today?

01:13:57.640 Of course, it's Adam Schiff.

01:14:00.960 Adam Schiff.

01:14:01.840 Shifty Schiff, as Donald likes to call him.

01:14:05.980 He is around any news organization that's willing to put him on.

01:14:11.520 He will stand there and blatantly lie to the American people.

01:14:16.360 That's all he does.

01:14:18.520 He was a huge part of the Russia-Russia-Russia collusion hoax.

01:14:24.260 he said he he put his face on camera in front of the american people and said that he had seen

01:14:34.660 irrefutable evidence he saw the evidence and it's coming out in days that donald trump colluded with 0.99

01:14:44.560 the russians to win the 2016 election and we all know now that was complete garbage 0.94

01:14:53.200 uh hillary and uh obama and james comey and so many more of uh those people 0.96

01:15:04.320 committed a crime they did and and came up with this lie forged fake documents

01:15:14.360 all just to try to prevent donald trump from winning and get hillary clinton in there and

01:15:21.180 we all know now it was lying adam schiff was a big part of that and uh somehow he's still

01:15:26.400 he's still there how does this happen because nothing ever really gets solved

01:15:32.700 let's be honest nothing ever really happens to any of these people

01:15:37.280 so uh here's adam schiff and he uh there's a couple of things here he's trumping uh trumping

01:15:44.900 trashing Trump on jobs, and then trashing him on building the extension, the ballroom

01:15:53.180 at the White House, and trashing Trump on the Bureau of Labor stats, saying that Trump 0.98

01:16:01.900 fired the woman that Obama had appointed, because these stats have been garbage and 0.98

01:16:08.000 more lies for a couple, for a couple of administrations so far. So let's hear 0.98

01:16:15.640 Shifty Schiff talking about Trump. So the country just got the worst jobs report since the pandemic,

01:16:23.840 three consecutive months of practically no job growth, stagnant job growth. That is not only

01:16:29.540 the worst since the pandemic, but you'd have to go back to the Great Recession before that to

01:16:34.220 find a worst jobs report. Trump's response, let's fire the head of the Bureau of Labor Standards

01:16:39.900 so that the American people don't hear bad news like this. But he says, don't worry because he's

01:16:46.820 got a plan and his plan is he's building a $200 million ballroom at the White House. That's right.

01:16:53.640 This ballroom is going to be larger than the entire existing footprint of the White House.

01:16:58.320 and he's going to build the ballroom to look a lot like Mar-a-Lago.

01:17:02.120 Isn't that just great news?

01:17:04.480 Because the reality is Donald Trump's personal economy is going great.

01:17:09.160 He just got his third Air Force One.

01:17:11.760 Because only having two Air Force Ones, well, it can be very inconvenient.

01:17:15.660 So we get the ballroom on the way.

01:17:18.440 And not to worry about the cost of this thing,

01:17:21.400 money that, frankly, $200 million could build a new hospital or build several schools.

01:17:26.360 No, he says he's going to pay for it and he's going to raise money from other donors to pay for it.

01:17:31.520 Well, first of all, you're never going to see any money from Donald Trump for this.

01:17:34.360 That's just not his style.

01:17:36.660 So other people are going to put up the money and it's going to be just another opportunity for graft from the president

01:17:42.580 because the people who are putting money into this boondoggle of a ballroom are going to want something in return.

01:17:49.080 So you're seeing your food prices going up.

01:17:51.700 You're seeing your job prospects sadly going down.

01:17:54.080 inflation continues to tick up but Donald Trump says don't worry he's got just the ballroom for

01:18:01.200 you oh every indication is that inflation is going down and has gone down prices are down

01:18:09.140 you don't hear people really bitching about the price of food anymore you know during the 0.85

01:18:14.980 Biden administration do you remember the amount of videos you would see online of women literally

01:18:20.540 crying in the parking lot of supermarkets they put their phones i'm not saying they're not weak

01:18:28.680 but they would put their phones on their dashboard uh stream or record something for tiktok

01:18:35.420 and cry as they said how the hell am i going to afford food and rent and everything for my family

01:18:43.680 because because the prices are way too high i haven't seen those videos of late

01:18:50.900 prices are down the price of energy is down and and adam schiff cannot stop lying about this

01:19:02.000 the bureau of labor statistics uh this is someone appointed by obama

01:19:08.560 they lied about the Biden job numbers every time they would crow about these amazing job numbers

01:19:16.560 and then they would recheck them and months later on page 18 of some rag newspaper

01:19:25.000 they go oh these we had to redo the numbers and it seems there weren't as many jobs

01:19:31.120 and then they were talking about federal jobs government jobs that doesn't help the economy

01:19:40.120 that's not a real helper when taxpayers are paying for the jobs and now you have donald trump

01:19:48.600 cutting a lot of these government jobs and then the jobs report comes out and they go look how

01:19:55.520 many jobs were lost yeah redundant government jobs that taxpayers were burdened with paying

01:20:04.240 paying 10 people for the job of one person and they were all put there so biden could go

01:20:11.800 look look how many people i'm putting to work during my administration yeah by giving them

01:20:18.260 redundant jobs in government.

01:20:22.780 And then the Air Force One thing. 0.59

01:20:25.380 Oh, we needed three Air Force Ones.

01:20:27.920 Are you going to be honest

01:20:29.260 and say that the two Air Force Ones

01:20:32.480 currently in service

01:20:33.820 are over 30 years old?

01:20:37.520 For a huge airframe like a 747

01:20:41.160 that's been modified

01:20:42.360 and is used for something as important

01:20:45.140 as transporting the president

01:20:47.380 of the united states yeah you want something a little newer than 30 year old airplane

01:20:51.980 and how much was that adam how much did the third one cost oh nothing the country of cutter decided

01:21:00.280 that they had one laying around trump made a deal and he's getting it for nothing

01:21:06.420 because trump doesn't want to fly around on a 30 year old plane and the ballroom

01:21:13.620 extending the white house making the white house bigger yeah why wouldn't you

01:21:19.760 what is with the white house that it has to stay exactly like it is and by the way other

01:21:26.080 presidents have done things over time put the bowling alley in the movie theater things like

01:21:32.320 that change the outside they're all mad they go he dug up the rose garden and cemented it like no

01:21:40.120 not quite the rose garden is still there they put pavers over the grass for upcoming events

01:21:51.060 and all these things could be changed with the next president it's not it's not a big thing

01:21:57.560 maybe not the ballroom but what's wrong with making the white house bigger extending it

01:22:03.220 And by the way, Schiff doesn't think Trump will pay for it out of his money and out of donor money.

01:22:14.000 Trump can raise money like no one's business.

01:22:17.720 And for something like that, another part of the White House.

01:22:22.660 The taxpayers aren't going to be paying for that, which is more than can be said for anything.

01:22:27.500 the Democrats have decided

01:22:29.180 anything Adam Schiff

01:22:31.440 and his ilk have come

01:22:33.720 up with have cost us all

01:22:35.780 dearly

01:22:36.640 and Donald Trump 0.68

01:22:39.120 he doesn't even take his pay

01:22:41.360 to be the president

01:22:43.360 that goes to charity

01:22:45.680 and

01:22:48.200 you know being patriotic and putting the

01:22:51.520 big flagpoles

01:22:52.800 waving the

01:22:55.000 two giant American flags

01:22:57.200 on the white house grounds how that wasn't done before is amazing to me

01:23:03.360 but adam schiff knows best he's the guy he's the one we should look at oh just more lying 1.00

01:23:13.460 and he'll get up there he'll he'll say it he does not care he's a liar he's a criminal 0.97

01:23:22.480 uh i'd love to you know see him indicted for one of his many crimes over his tenure 0.96

01:23:29.500 but we will never uh ever ever see that

01:23:34.260 well let's see we got uh paul from queens hey how you like an aoc she doing good for you over

01:23:44.140 there in queens paul no stop listening to the uh listening device and listen to the phone there paul

01:23:54.500 how you doing all right we'll just hang up on paul he'll get to the part where i address him

01:24:02.460 and he'll start he'll keep talking to his radio until he realizes oh wait a minute he hung up on

01:24:08.800 me how did that happen uh let's see uh well brian what's i know bill cosby came up before brian but

01:24:18.300 why on earth would you have a comment about bill cosby well i figure the ci guy is either in the

01:24:25.600 loony bin or you're breaking news because i didn't know bill cosby died see that's what i thought

01:24:31.160 i didn't say anything exactly because i'm like but i i was thinking i got i don't think bill

01:24:37.280 cosby's dead okay once he said rest in peace i said you know what he made reference to a relative

01:24:45.160 in the loony pin i think he's calling you from the loony bench yeah yeah the the whole um you know

01:24:51.660 ci and working with yeah bill the late bill cosby and stuff you know i don't what am i gonna do

01:24:58.880 though brian i'm gonna sit there and argue with the guy or just go hey thanks you know no i just

01:25:04.760 wanted to see if you really had breaking news that i didn't hear about it was on vacation i

01:25:08.140 thought maybe i know no uh what's the name died though they're from uh wkrp in cincinnati

01:25:14.740 yeah lonnie anderson the one with the big what she's dead yeah yeah she just died she's up there

01:25:24.960 the pearly gates, Burt Reynolds

01:25:26.800 greeting her with a right hook

01:25:28.220 and it's

01:25:30.720 I

01:25:31.620 I thought

01:25:34.240 Bailey, I liked Bailey

01:25:36.840 from WKRP better than

01:25:38.840 Lonnie Anderson

01:25:39.560 I always did 0.98

01:25:42.060 Yeah, she was like the girl next door 1.00

01:25:43.760 kind of cute look 1.00

01:25:45.660 Yeah, Lonnie Anderson

01:25:48.740 was like the big bubble headed 1.00

01:25:50.280 blonde with the, it looked like her hair was 1.00

01:25:52.700 full of hairspray, like my nana's 0.99

01:25:54.680 hair i wanted nothing i don't think uh yeah what she portrayed on on camera wasn't too far off to

01:26:02.020 what she did uh to burt reynolds yeah that's kind of true that burt always wins in the end though

01:26:08.700 see she's dead yeah all right brian thank you my friend bill cosby is indeed alive and well

01:26:15.520 Much to a lot of women's, as they say, chagrin.

01:26:20.780 Chagrin.

01:26:22.480 We got time for one more call.

01:26:27.780 Chris.

01:26:29.020 Chris from Bethpage, Long Island.

01:26:31.540 What's up?

01:26:33.440 Hey, Anthony.

01:26:34.340 I told you I was going to call you a year from now.

01:26:37.260 But I think I got a call less than three weeks.

01:26:40.060 I told you that the Epstein file things was going to just dissipate.

01:26:45.520 And you said, I want to hear, Chris.

01:26:47.840 Okay, I'm just saying, listen, it may still be a thing,

01:26:51.340 but so many things happen in the news.

01:26:55.860 Distractions happen.

01:26:57.640 That's all it is.

01:26:59.160 Distractions.

01:26:59.860 I knew the Epstein thing would just go away.

01:27:02.400 It's gone.

01:27:03.260 It's gone.

01:27:04.080 No one cares.

01:27:05.620 No one cares.

01:27:06.260 It's like Trump was there.

01:27:07.320 Oh, my God, he's on the list.

01:27:08.800 He's in trouble.

01:27:09.720 It's good.

01:27:10.080 And then it goes away.

01:27:13.940 Right, exactly.

01:27:15.100 And I love you, Anthony, and I listen to you all the time.

01:27:18.840 The big thing right now is, to me, is I know it's boring to everybody else, but I work on Wall Street, is the, you know, lowering the interest rates.

01:27:30.920 I mean, really, that's a big thing for everybody.

01:27:34.060 I'm looking to sell my house, and all I care about is if they lower the interest rate, I want to refinance on my car.

01:27:42.520 That's going to be the biggest news.

01:27:43.900 Now, you work on Wall Street there, Chris.

01:27:48.200 Why the hell do you think this guy won't lower the rates?

01:27:53.440 I'll tell you.

01:27:54.360 It's totally political.

01:27:56.180 There's no doubt about it.

01:27:58.140 And he hates Trump.

01:28:00.100 And he's way behind the curve.

01:28:02.760 And you know what?

01:28:03.520 This has never happened before, Anthony, ever.

01:28:07.180 Two of the governors have come out against him, which is totally political.

01:28:12.840 There's no doubt about it.

01:28:14.140 Yeah, well, obviously, yeah.

01:28:16.400 Yeah, and definitely in September, they're going to have to lower the interest rates.

01:28:22.220 There's no doubt about it.

01:28:23.660 And I'm going to refinance on my car.

01:28:27.440 I'm just telling everybody out there, there's no doubt they're coming down.

01:28:32.840 And, you know, once again, if you want to buy a house or if you're looking to sell a house,

01:28:38.160 Yeah, you want lower rates.

01:28:40.660 a lot of people go out and they pull the trigger and buy a house so it helps everybody uh as far

01:28:46.600 as that goes it hurts you know it hurts you if you're in equities but you know what are you

01:28:50.780 going to do right but i'll also say this anthony which is crazy is they had to re

01:28:57.960 redo the numbers that were lost the job numbers they just had to once again i i know i'm boring

01:29:07.420 the hell out of everybody no no because that's it was a big story today that trump you know uh fired

01:29:13.400 uh the the person uh the bureau of labor stats um because of the numbers and the numbers having

01:29:20.520 to be redone and coming in under what trump would have wanted so what's what's your take on that you

01:29:26.360 seem to know what you're talking about yeah no my take on it is very simple the way that they're

01:29:33.380 redoing you know the fact that they are coming and saying that two months after that they have

01:29:43.960 to redo the numbers and the way that they do it is ridiculous like in other words we're in the

01:29:50.680 modern age now with ai and everything you should know where the where the job numbers are you should

01:29:56.960 know and i hate to say it i really do it's very political there's so much that's still out there

01:30:03.360 against donald trump they really are yeah and they always will be it's just the you know the way yeah

01:30:08.380 no but but what i love is trump is gonna clean house with all these people and you know one of

01:30:16.020 the women resigned already hope so trump's gonna bring in his own people and we're gonna get a

01:30:20.860 clean record and when chris when chris i gotta move on chris but thank thank you for uh for

01:30:27.860 calling yeah when i mean look you know i'm telling you people you know i'm a trump guy

01:30:34.280 i'm a trump guy don't worry about it but a lot of times i hear people talk and they go

01:30:40.320 oh i can't wait for this oh wait for this oh my god when trump does this when i want to see it

01:30:48.420 done now everything from yeah uh holding people accountable indictments there should be

01:30:57.440 indictments, firings, you know, hold some of these prosecutors accountable and judges

01:31:03.520 for letting people roam the streets like animals.

01:31:09.440 All this, all that has to be done.

01:31:11.680 We hear about it.

01:31:12.780 Law and order.

01:31:14.020 I will restore law and order.

01:31:16.900 And I know he's a president.

01:31:17.980 He can only do so much.

01:31:19.200 Obviously, states have their own rights.

01:31:21.200 Cities have their rights.

01:31:23.420 But, you know, if you're just going to go, yeah, we're going to see it.

01:31:27.020 It's going to happen.

01:31:29.300 Show me.

01:31:30.660 How about that?

01:31:31.320 Show me.

01:31:32.880 Back in a couple.

01:31:37.200 I'm just looking and see what we got here.

01:31:39.440 Eric Adams.

01:31:40.080 Okay.

01:31:40.740 Yeah, we'll talk about Eric Adams because Eric Adams seems to think that buying an automatic weapon,

01:31:46.840 which is a machine gun to the layman, is easier than buying a cell phone.

01:31:54.480 Oh, yes.

01:31:55.780 Oh, yes.

01:31:56.380 He said that back in moments with more of the Anthony Cumia show.

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01:32:18.600 uh you know after the mass shooting that happened in new york city um was that a week ago whatever

01:32:28.280 i don't know because it just disappeared it just disappeared from uh the news uh the only thing

01:32:36.280 that sort of remained was this oily residue of gun control uh regulation you get a lot of these

01:32:46.700 politicians they love using these instances of mental patients homicidal maniacs criminals who've

01:32:55.820 had records before and shoot up places uh it's never uh the the the person it's never the reason

01:33:04.200 it's the guns we've got to do something about the guns we've got to do something about your guns

01:33:09.620 marty and uh that's again what it was this time and of course eric adams was uh right there with

01:33:19.020 the rest of them governor hochel another one ma'am danny uh they all come out of the woodwork and want

01:33:26.420 to ban assault weapons again and what i've always noticed about this when they when they come out

01:33:33.460 They don't know what the hell they're talking about ever.

01:33:37.780 If I profess to be so passionate about a topic that I was going to go out and protest or debate, whatever it may be,

01:33:54.400 If I was going to go out and try to argue my point on a topic, I would make damn sure I knew everything about it, every detail, every nuance.

01:34:06.860 But the anti-Second Amendment group, boy, they don't know.

01:34:12.400 They don't want to know what is going on with guns.

01:34:17.260 They don't know about the statistics who are using guns in crimes and murders.

01:34:23.680 they don't know about guns how do they work what constitutes a semi-automatic

01:34:31.500 and automatic what's the difference between a clip and a magazine uh does does a a an ar-15

01:34:42.900 fire a bullet that will put a three-foot diameter hole in a brick wall they seem to believe that

01:34:51.280 uh they don't know what they're talking about and you know eric adams was a cop

01:34:57.720 i would assume he knows a lot about firearms if i assume he knows a lot about anything he seems 0.99

01:35:05.220 pretty stupid uh but here he is talking about buying automatic weapons before he even talks 0.99

01:35:14.400 i'll automatic weapons are pretty much banned in this country the only way you're getting one 1.00

01:35:21.020 is by getting some federal firearm license,

01:35:24.880 paying thousands, tens of thousands of dollars,

01:35:28.020 and you can only buy a weapon that was, I think,

01:35:33.080 made before 1992, maybe even the 80s.

01:35:38.020 I'm not sure the actual year

01:35:39.060 because I've never tried to get a fully automatic gun,

01:35:41.900 but apparently, according to Eric Adams,

01:35:45.600 you could get one easier than you could get a cell phone.

01:35:49.240 Listen to this. 0.63

01:35:49.840 We cannot respond to senseless gun laws through vigils.

01:35:55.480 It must be responded through legislation.

01:35:59.240 But it's time to turn the corner of a society where automatic weapons are as easy to get as a cell phone.

01:36:09.980 Yeah.

01:36:11.380 Yeah, because I know when I go into the Apple store and I get my phone, I'm there for, you know, if it's crowded, a half hour.

01:36:18.860 sometimes it takes a while to get the guy and then uh you give me your information he gives

01:36:24.420 you the phone you could leave right after that i could just do the rest at home transfer everything

01:36:29.960 over or you could do it right there at the store but if it's a light day there and you you have

01:36:34.960 someone from the time they come up to help you to the time you leave half hour a few bucks

01:36:41.180 i could just go to a gun store and a half hour later less than a half hour because he said it's

01:36:48.020 easier i could just walk out with a a fully automatic machine gun this is the type of drivel

01:37:00.440 that eric adams and people like governor hochel uh put out there whenever there's a tragedy like 1.00

01:37:09.160 a mass shooting these morons can't get in front of a camera fast enough and spew their ignorant 0.99

01:37:17.680 nonsense about guns legal law-abiding gun owners are some of the the most responsible people you'll 1.00

01:37:27.140 see in this country because they know they have to be responsible with uh firearms the people

01:37:34.320 causing the problems are not the legal people that you are legislating against their goal is to make

01:37:41.200 legal law-abiding gun owners gun criminals by putting laws in place that now make a regular

01:37:48.780 gun owner a criminal. We'll be back in minutes. Don't go anywhere. Anthony Cumia Show.

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01:38:13.320 As we go into our 10 o'clock hour of the Anthony Cumia Show.

01:38:19.480 Thank you for joining us.

01:38:22.100 You know, it wouldn't be an Anthony Cumia Show if at least once, maybe every other week, but it seems like every week.

01:38:32.220 We don't discuss Rosie O'Donnell.

01:38:35.860 Oh, yes. The great Rosie O'Donnell. You remember Rosie. She was a comic. She had her own talk show. She was insulted by Donald Trump and she lost her mind. That's pretty much what happened. She's a lesbian. Look out.

01:38:57.240 and um she's had a couple of kids adopted kids she's been in uh relationships with other women 1.00

01:39:05.520 where they were you know married i guess and uh she had one kid uh when she became a teen 0.99

01:39:15.500 she ran away got into some drugs rosie just seemed to forget about her like oh i don't know 1.00

01:39:23.520 what happened and uh that was that now she has a 12 year old another kid to destroy with her 0.98

01:39:33.820 psychosis because i could i could not imagine growing up with the likes of rosie o'donnell 1.00

01:39:43.280 as your sole parent you shouldn't have a guy around there that's for sure she don't even have

01:39:48.320 another woman around there uh and yeah anyone that has listened to uh uh the opian anthony show

01:39:55.320 or my other uh internet podcast you you kind of know maybe i didn't grow up in the most perfect

01:40:01.860 family you know my dad would call me pissy eyes if i cried that's what he would call me

01:40:10.460 and other amongst other things that I cannot mention on broadcast radio.

01:40:18.200 But it's what it is.

01:40:20.000 You make of it what you can.

01:40:21.280 I can't imagine growing up with the likes of Rosie O'Donnell being your parent.

01:40:27.200 Twelve years old, this poor kid. 0.95

01:40:29.800 And of course, of course, the kid has to be some other sexuality besides just a girl. 0.89

01:40:41.600 What are you? I'm a heterosexual girl. I'm a girl, whatever.

01:40:45.640 The kid's non-binary. 1.00

01:40:48.580 Again, what a coincidence, right?

01:40:50.980 All these Hollywood stars, they have kids or they adopt kids.

01:40:56.200 and the kids are never just regular heterosexual kids they're all the uh you know an array of

01:41:07.720 different sexualities but it has nothing to do with the the parents they're not forcing them

01:41:16.080 into that to uh push an agenda they're not convincing the the impressionable child

01:41:23.540 that they are indeed bisexual or non-binary or gay or trans?

01:41:30.460 Never! 0.98

01:41:32.120 Because they would never do that to bolster their career, you see.

01:41:36.980 Because for some reason in Hollywood, especially of late,

01:41:41.160 having a child that is gay or trans or non-binary or what have you

01:41:48.080 is a great thing.

01:41:50.760 It's a great publicity piece.

01:41:53.540 for uh actors and actresses and boy have they used it so here's rosie she had one fail

01:42:03.160 one fail as a kid she's batting 500 with kids so far we'll see what happens with this one 0.96

01:42:09.980 uh but she's in ireland now so she can bad mouth the united states of america 0.81

01:42:17.520 um and here's listen to rosie talk about her kids and fascist america you know i have a little

01:42:25.580 non-binary 12 year old and she asked me if i was non-binary and i told her no i was an og lesbian 0.99

01:42:32.160 bitch and she said bitch is pejorative and i said you're too smart for me you're only 12 0.99

01:42:37.580 but uh it's wonderful to see a child so assured of who they are and they asked me what did your 1.00

01:42:46.260 class say when you told them you were gay when you were 10. It was like in America in 1973,

01:42:52.960 you didn't tell your class, you didn't even tell yourself, you know, and we've come a long way,

01:42:57.780 but there are still miles and miles to go. Now that fascism has taken hold in the United States,

01:43:03.280 it's now or never. We're about to lose democracy and lose our country and LGBTQIA people have to 1.00

01:43:10.780 stand up. And we have a tremendous history of doing just that through the AIDS crisis. And

01:43:15.860 you know through acceptance and stonewall and everything why do you think lgbt people 1.00

01:43:22.320 find such a home in musical theater you know it's always been the land of misfits and uh when i first 1.00

01:43:29.480 did my first show when i was in high school or junior high i thought this is where i belong

01:43:36.260 these are my people even though i couldn't really sing or dance i did not let that stop me and i've

01:43:41.860 done about five broadway shows since and to me the promise of hollywood and show business is best

01:43:47.160 realized on a broadway stage and uh show business can be very difficult and very tough but the

01:43:53.560 broadway community supports and loves each other and i'm happy to be a part of it everything's

01:43:59.160 tough for rosie so she's got a 12 year old and she's a non-binary i taught and by the way that

01:44:06.980 what a made-up story they asked me what was it like did you tell your school that you were gay

01:44:14.380 10th grade 10 years old whatever it is that never happened rosie told the kid that

01:44:22.000 the kid wouldn't ask kid don't care and rosie probably went do you know what it took back then

01:44:30.000 i couldn't say anything you're lucky i couldn't say anything about my being gay being a lesbian

01:44:36.720 And you could just walk around and tell anybody you're non-binary.

01:44:41.720 And then she's got to twist it to make it look like the kid asked her a question.

01:44:47.780 Gee, mother, what was it like when you were a child lesbian? 0.87

01:44:52.540 Please tell me, mother.

01:44:54.900 Well, I couldn't say anything.

01:44:57.980 You could say whatever.

01:45:00.400 That's what they did.

01:45:01.940 They just make up stories and they push these kids.

01:45:06.300 They just push them into this, whatever they want them to be.

01:45:13.140 Non-binary, a 12-year-old, you don't even know what that means in any sense, mathematically. 0.84

01:45:23.540 If it was simply ones and zeros mathematically, they don't know what non-binary means at 12.

01:45:30.240 Never mind sexually.

01:45:31.940 and and is this a 12 year old uh what what are you have you matured sexually have you matured

01:45:40.540 sexually because i don't know if you know what a boy never he goes because uh unless that happens

01:45:47.200 that will wreak havoc on every aspect of your life when you're a kid and you're like you know

01:45:59.300 Let me tell you what your pal Anthony liked as a kid.

01:46:03.660 I liked dinosaurs.

01:46:08.680 I loved me some dinosaurs.

01:46:12.120 I would get these models of dinosaurs.

01:46:17.180 There was a line of dinosaur models called prehistoric times.

01:46:26.740 And I think I had every single one of them.

01:46:29.300 And they all linked together.

01:46:31.360 So you get like the caveman one, and then you get a Triceratops one,

01:46:35.940 which didn't make sense time-wise, I know.

01:46:38.880 But it was just, you know, and then a T-Rex, of course.

01:46:43.320 And that's what Anthony liked.

01:46:46.480 And then, all of a sudden, something happened. 1.00

01:46:52.820 And Anthony didn't care at all about his stupid dinosaur. 1.00

01:46:59.300 all anthony cared about were girls and how to get them to look at you and like you and talk to you 1.00

01:47:09.980 and then as a little more time went by how you could maybe conjure up a few more things a few 0.98

01:47:18.220 more sick twisted ideas what you could do with these newfound things called girls but before that 0.99

01:47:27.460 When I liked a stegosaurus model, I didn't know what I was.

01:47:35.800 There was no possible way that I could come to a reasonable conclusion at 12 that I knew what I was sexually.

01:47:47.660 unless there was an adult telling me

01:47:53.880 and leading me in a direction of what I was supposed to be

01:47:59.340 or questioning me in a leading way

01:48:02.080 that I might say something.

01:48:04.580 Like, oh, then I guess I'm non-binary?

01:48:06.840 I don't know. 0.97

01:48:08.180 Then you're non-binary. 1.00

01:48:09.480 Put your dinosaurs away. 1.00

01:48:11.520 Put your dinosaurs away.

01:48:13.100 Put on a backwards hat and try to grow a chin beard.

01:48:17.660 kids do not know at that age they do not know and even further and even past puberty and in

01:48:30.360 in some instances kids are still going to be confused about something as insane as sexuality

01:48:37.560 it's an insane but remember star trek the original series when spock went into amok time

01:48:45.340 the guy was in his 30s

01:48:48.380 and he lost his mind

01:48:51.340 he was the perfect first officer

01:48:53.940 logical, reasonable, smart

01:48:56.320 and the Vulcans every 7 years go through this 0.99

01:49:01.100 and it was his time and he went completely mad

01:49:04.900 he's breaking computers

01:49:06.840 he's doing that double handed karate chop on Captain Kirk

01:49:10.920 crazy

01:49:12.600 because that's what happens

01:49:16.040 when you become sexually aware

01:49:19.520 you lose your mind

01:49:21.960 so the idea that Rosie O'Donnell is going to be there

01:49:27.120 to guide you through it

01:49:28.940 with her agenda

01:49:30.780 her LGBTQ plus AI agenda 0.86

01:49:36.180 poor kid 1.00

01:49:38.100 she can make the next one out the door 1.00

01:49:39.580 just like the first one 0.70

01:49:40.720 please

01:49:41.900 Rosie 0.91

01:49:43.520 give me a break 1.00

01:49:45.780 we don't know what the hell

01:49:47.900 is going on through most of our

01:49:49.920 lives but

01:49:51.580 as a child

01:49:52.980 you're going to make a decision

01:49:55.500 on your sexuality get out of 1.00

01:49:57.940 here Rosie needs to be 1.00

01:49:59.780 locked up put her in some 1.00

01:50:01.820 Irish prison 0.97

01:50:04.020 a dungeon I guess 0.97

01:50:05.400 alright back in a flash

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01:50:22.380 yes the anthony cumia show boy took myself right back with that one you know there's so many

01:50:31.760 everything's a everything after 12 is a bob seger song you know it's all you're thinking of

01:50:39.800 we got tonight just think of that you know in the backseat of my chevy all that all that nonsense

01:50:48.340 bruce springsteen and and bob seger everything before it is a whole different time whole

01:50:55.600 different time and place when you're a kid oh my god uh in the um we dodged a bullet chronicles

01:51:05.540 the continuing we dodged a bullet chronicles uh camilla harris has gone on the colbert show did

01:51:15.280 we even talk about the fact that colbert uh got canceled i mean no one's watching late night late

01:51:21.440 night is a dinosaur uh it would have been a model that i would have played with as a child

01:51:27.200 um it's it's just uh no one cares about late night talk shows anymore it's kind of becoming

01:51:36.300 an extinct entertainment form and and i think they uh they put it on the fast track with their

01:51:43.740 political agenda again you know just like what i was saying earlier about chris cuomo

01:51:49.360 these guys have their marching orders you think johnny carson had marching orders do you think

01:51:56.360 on a nightly basis when carson uh came in and and spoke with the writers and went over the monologue

01:52:04.800 and talked with uh his producer that they said hey uh johnny here's mbc you know the the mbc brass

01:52:15.380 gave us these notes

01:52:17.460 and they want you to go over this on the show

01:52:20.180 incorporate it in

01:52:21.280 make sure you say this too

01:52:23.620 make sure you say this about

01:52:25.860 Reagan

01:52:26.420 you know

01:52:27.980 and he would be like 0.98

01:52:30.320 what how about you go screw yourselves 0.97

01:52:33.580 it would be over 0.92

01:52:36.080 Johnny has so many clips that are

01:52:39.560 brilliant and

01:52:40.760 funny some of them are

01:52:43.020 His show, every one of them is in gold.

01:52:46.460 I've watched a lot of full-length Tonight Shows

01:52:49.000 when it was the 90-minute version,

01:52:51.480 and boy, they didn't have an easy time getting guests.

01:52:54.600 Some of them were just outright dull.

01:52:57.320 But you never saw Johnny kowtow to a guest

01:53:03.060 or especially politicians.

01:53:06.500 When he'd have politicians on, he'd ask them tough questions,

01:53:09.720 uh never sounding like he had an agenda and that was the pinnacle the peak of late night talk show

01:53:20.200 and and i get it of course letterman brilliant uh conan was great uh but that was much more

01:53:30.080 even though johnny was a comedian and the show was very funny uh he also made sure he didn't

01:53:38.120 touch on those uh political agendas that that the news was doing now

01:53:44.020 every single one of these guys have marching orders even fallon little friggin femme just

01:53:56.420 jumping around on stage what is he now almost 50 and he's still 0.95

01:54:00.980 and then the other ones Kimmel yeah Kimmel is a puppet for the regime this guy is absolute

01:54:16.680 propaganda for the left and uh look CBS Paramount took him over and I don't know I don't know their

01:54:26.780 political affiliation i've heard things but who knows who knows these days what you're hearing

01:54:32.180 if it's right or wrong or whatever but uh i know they looked at the numbers they looked at the

01:54:40.040 numbers and said what we're paying out for this show isn't near what we're taking in it's it's

01:54:46.720 just uh too big a gap so they get rid of him they got rid of him for that reason

01:54:55.220 you know the same week i think or maybe two weeks later paramount signed a deal with south park

01:55:05.100 for a billion dollars like a billion dollars and the first show they aired was such a funny

01:55:14.840 degrading parody of donald trump it was really brutal thank god you know people on the right

01:55:24.820 uh people conservative whatever you want to call it uh sane sane people can see it for what it is

01:55:33.240 it's a goof it's a joke it's humor it's funny uh and and that's that but do you honestly think

01:55:40.920 if if paramount was going to fire colbert for not jumping on board the trump train

01:55:49.300 because he's been critical of Donald Trump

01:55:52.860 that they would give South Park

01:55:55.700 a billion dollars

01:55:58.200 and the first thing they do

01:56:00.160 is a scathing parody of Donald Trump?

01:56:05.160 No.

01:56:05.760 You know why?

01:56:06.720 South Park makes money.

01:56:08.720 People watch South Park.

01:56:11.640 People don't watch Colbert.

01:56:14.020 He's terrible.

01:56:15.600 He's not funny.

01:56:16.720 And he will never, ever be able to dance his way away from that vaccine bit.

01:56:25.420 I mean, if that wasn't, I don't know, Mussolini, Stalin-level propaganda, 0.54

01:56:34.160 a song and dance number about getting an unproven shot

01:56:40.100 that might have physical repercussions down the line,

01:56:44.120 and you're dancing to it and singing?

01:56:49.680 He'll never get rid of that.

01:56:52.780 That will follow him, and I couldn't be happier. 1.00

01:56:59.080 So we had the great and talented Kamala Harris on his show. 0.99

01:57:05.420 She had just recently dropped out, if she was ever in it, 0.74

01:57:10.360 of the um california gubernatorial race she's been talking about running yeah and you know

01:57:17.500 what happens let me let me tell you exactly what happens she's like oh i'm thinking of running for

01:57:22.680 governor well her people check into it they they do surveys they look into the numbers they crunch

01:57:30.680 those numbers and you know what came back there's no way in hell anyone wants to vote for you for 0.99

01:57:39.340 anything you're a dummy you're incompetent inept and and there's not a chance that you're ever 0.99

01:57:51.060 going to come close to winning this race and then they go okay well you know something steven i just 0.98

01:57:58.880 think i could do more as myself just inspiring people that's that's why she's not running for

01:58:09.220 California governor they told her there's no chance I don't know how many people believed

01:58:17.100 when they anointed her as the presidential candidate for the past election I don't know 0.85

01:58:25.360 how many people honestly believed she that that Americans liked her but she did she sure believed

01:58:35.380 it and even the people on the left and the Democrats that didn't like her believed that 1.00

01:58:41.480 other people did like her so she could win this oh and then to get Beyonce up on the stage and

01:58:49.320 we talk about dodging that bullet man man it's just astounding that we we don't have her but

01:59:02.720 it really is the people the american people just went i i cannot picture an america with her as

01:59:11.660 the commander-in-chief i won't i won't and i think the fact i don't think biden would have done

01:59:19.440 any better than her uh newsom might have the the democrats might have come out they might have been

01:59:26.700 able to pull another scam to win the election if they had a viable candidate that america might 0.86

01:59:33.320 have believed could have won but everyone knew there was no way in hell camela legitimately

01:59:40.320 could have won that election and even cheating you'd have to think no one's going to believe

01:59:45.160 this they're all going to think we're lying uh i've yapped over the clip but we'll get back and

01:59:50.560 we'll play the clip in uh in a few minutes right on the other side of the break as they call it

01:59:55.760 So stick around back with a lot more of the Anthony Cumia show in mere

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02:00:24.300 I was just talking about Stephen Colbert's show and Kamala Harris was on and asked a simple question.

02:00:32.640 This is so easy. And if I may go off again about Johnny Carson, Johnny Carson had Ronald Reagan on a couple of times when he was the governor and when he was running for president.

02:00:45.440 uh and he would ask him legitimate questions questions that you know were uh not just softball

02:00:55.660 easy uh dictated by the campaign like here's the questions to ask him he's got and and johnny would

02:01:03.800 ask him and reagan would answer and regardless of what the answer was it wasn't this just pat

02:01:11.620 nonsensical answer that just didn't give anyone any inkling of what this guy was all about.

02:01:23.360 You knew who Reagan was when he was running for president and when he was running for governor

02:01:29.860 of California. Now, it's a softball question. Stephen Colbert asks Kamala, who, and this is

02:01:39.500 a question i think everybody could get behind who is the leader of the democrats who would you say

02:01:46.820 has the best chance of maybe running for president in 2028 or who's the one that the democrats look

02:01:56.480 to for leadership and go yeah this guy says we should get cracking on on this or we should all

02:02:05.580 get behind this bill or something and and they have leadership ability that's a it seems like

02:02:13.540 an easy question you're a democrat you were the vice presidential candidate you were you were the

02:02:19.300 vice president with a presidential candidate and and that should be a question you know who the

02:02:25.580 democrats are who is the leadership in the democrat party well let's let's see what camilla has to say

02:02:34.480 you're not running for office right now you're stepping away from that life

02:02:38.240 right now who's leading the Democratic Party I'm just curious there are lots

02:02:43.440 of leaders and there's generally a leader of the Democratic Party you know

02:02:48.160 like oh that's the leader of the Democratic Party to mind I think there

02:02:52.020 are a lot of I'm not gonna go through names because then I'm gonna leave

02:02:55.040 somebody out and then I'm gonna hear about it but let me just let me say this

02:02:59.540 I think it is a mistake for us who want to figure out how to get out and through this and get out of it to put it on the shoulders of any one person.

02:03:14.040 It's really on all of our shoulders.

02:03:16.440 It really is.

02:03:19.540 Yes.

02:03:21.200 It really is.

02:03:22.680 Madam Vice President, thank you so much for being here.

02:03:24.800 Madam Vice President, did you hear again?

02:03:31.980 She's asked a simple question. 0.58

02:03:34.880 Throw out a few names.

02:03:37.780 You know, Republicans, who do you see as leadership after Donald Trump?

02:03:41.520 J.D. Vance.

02:03:43.260 I don't know.

02:03:44.840 There's a name.

02:03:48.320 Marco Rubio.

02:03:50.280 There you go.

02:03:50.640 But Ted Cruz seems to have a lot of influence over the Republican.

02:03:55.980 You could just name someone. 1.00

02:04:00.640 And here's why she is so stupid and she's so narcissistic and self-centered that she 1.00

02:04:08.180 can't even imagine anyone good. 1.00

02:04:10.680 Who?

02:04:11.640 Why?

02:04:12.040 I don't know.

02:04:13.160 Me?

02:04:14.240 I'm great.

02:04:15.840 Aside from that, I don't know, Stephen.

02:04:18.740 I don't know what to tell you.

02:04:20.640 you imagine that she didn't come up with one person and then uses the excuse i don't want to

02:04:27.740 leave anyone out i don't know well steven i don't know and then we need to find a way to get out of

02:04:37.220 the thing we're in because being in when you want to be out is in not out and you

02:04:44.160 I think we all can in some way sympathize with Donald Trump standing up on that riser

02:04:54.740 in Butler, Pennsylvania, when the bullet whizzed past his ear, hearing it right past

02:05:03.180 your ear.

02:05:04.560 That is the bullet we dodged.

02:05:06.660 He dodged a literal bullet. 1.00

02:05:08.960 We dodged the proverbial bullet when this woman was relegated to the trash heap that she so, so belongs in. 0.99

02:05:21.600 Because where would we be?

02:05:25.560 I honestly think the same exact people, and I don't think this is going, I'm going out on a limb here.

02:05:32.380 the same exact people that were pulling the strings for joe biden you know joe biden's the

02:05:42.080 president yeah yeah right uh would have just continued right on on with their their mission

02:05:49.820 just with a brandy new puppet camilla harris put her out there put her in front of a podium 1.00

02:05:57.720 let her speak in front of the you know whatever and and you know she make a little joke 1.00

02:06:06.560 and they'll do all the work they'll be behind the scenes destroying this country

02:06:13.440 could you imagine the border right now look i i love what trump's done sealing up the border 0.90

02:06:23.380 I like what's going on with ICE and the Border Patrol in trying to clean up the mess that Joe Biden and whoever was running him put into this country with the unfettered illegals running over the border. 0.87

02:06:42.200 I would love to see millions deported every day. 0.89

02:06:46.500 It just can't happen, unfortunately.

02:06:48.960 it's a lot easier to say what you want than it is to actually do it if your house gets flooded

02:06:55.940 well i'd love to be able to take a mop and uh clean it up in one day but the water was six

02:07:03.680 feet up the walls it's going to take a little more effort uh and that's what we had we had a flood 0.63

02:07:10.740 of illegals come in and i believe this administration's doing what they can

02:07:16.500 and still trying to keep some sanity in the political world.

02:07:25.440 Me personally, use a bulldozer.

02:07:28.760 I don't care.

02:07:30.340 Get him out. 0.76

02:07:32.600 But that's, you know, imagine a Kamala Harris,

02:07:37.620 I just got the chills, administration,

02:07:40.740 and what that border would look like.

02:07:44.840 it would still be wide open regardless of how many people trump is kicking out the border is solid

02:07:52.800 the border is sealed off statistically zero i mean obviously some stragglers are coming in

02:08:02.540 but this uh organized concerted effort to bring tens of thousands in a day

02:08:09.700 is not happening and it didn't take a bipartisan bill that they just didn't pass and it took a

02:08:18.480 president and an administration behind him to say we have to shut the border down the military

02:08:27.080 how did they convince so many people that the united states military that the united states

02:08:36.040 taxpayers pay for, were somehow unable to protect the border, that there was some weird

02:08:44.380 ethical thing that was not right about using our military to protect our own border.

02:08:53.880 They tried to sell us on that, saying, no, it's illegal, it's this, it's that.

02:08:58.500 do you think any american would rather have soldiers on the border keeping people out

02:09:06.760 than shipped overseas for some war that has nothing to do with us i think the majority

02:09:15.400 of americans would say yeah put them on the border that's your mental patience

02:09:21.360 but that was kind of good to see i uh i really did appreciate uh seeing trump really take the

02:09:32.840 bull by the horns here and shut down the border we don't have these people coming over in the

02:09:40.580 numbers that we did because it was killing this country killing it it was an infection

02:09:47.500 coming across the border and if it wasn't stopped it's over we see it we see it in uh the uk

02:09:56.800 all over the eu and these are small countries they don't have a lot of time uh to spend debating

02:10:09.200 the topic while they're flooded with illegal you know i saw something the other day i don't even

02:10:17.300 think let me look if i put it on the sheet i wish i did it was uh in australia there they they put

02:10:27.420 out because australia is an island in the middle of nowhere in a hemisphere no one lives in i mean

02:10:34.700 it's the southern what it they have problems with their illegals or some indigenous people 0.69

02:10:46.280 and uh their preferred weapons are machetes you know the the big big sword like uh things 0.96

02:10:54.600 and uh they put a psa out the other day and it's hilarious it looks like a bit it's a woman

02:11:02.960 politician and a couple of guys maybe law enforcement and they're in front of a big

02:11:08.080 bin that looks like where you drop off your clothes for the homeless um or charity in a

02:11:14.080 parking lot big metal bin and and she's going i this is where you put your machetes if you're

02:11:23.540 walking down the street and you have a machete put it in the bin make australia a lot safer

02:11:31.380 and you're like what wait what you you're you're telling people to drop off machetes

02:11:39.480 If your country has gotten so bad that you have to tell people to drop off their machetes, you got a problem.

02:11:48.420 And I don't think it's a machete problem.

02:11:50.500 I think it's a person wielding the machete problem.

02:11:54.300 That seems to be what you got.

02:11:56.880 And the UK, you know, for their crowing all the time about, oh, America and their guns.

02:12:03.880 They have a knife problem.

02:12:05.800 people like to stab each other in the uk that seems to be the uh the thing so again it's not

02:12:14.360 so much the weapon and look sorry guns are very efficient at killing people i like when people

02:12:22.180 argue about we'll play the uh mam danny like rack up the mam danny assault weapon clip too because

02:12:28.480 that's that's irrelevant but we hear it all the time it's like why does anyone need an assault

02:12:33.940 weapon all they are is a um a machine to kill yeah that's what guns are hey i don't think you'll

02:12:45.240 get an argument there why does anyone need a ar-15 its sole purpose is to kill yup

02:12:53.700 that's right 1.00

02:12:56.060 and it does it well

02:12:57.920 that's why I have like

02:13:00.520 five of them

02:13:01.800 because I don't trust

02:13:04.940 that some other entity

02:13:06.600 is going to care for me

02:13:09.100 and keep me safe 0.99

02:13:10.800 if the crap 0.99

02:13:13.060 hits the fan as they say 1.00

02:13:14.740 I want

02:13:17.180 the most efficient tool

02:13:19.320 that I can use

02:13:21.440 to level the playing

02:13:23.280 field if there's a conflict and you know i'm not paranoid i'm not uh well uh let me grab it

02:13:30.720 they're coming over the not till you see the whites of their eyes but to think there can't

02:13:36.860 be some type of upheaval in the world we live in in 2025 where you won't need to protect yourself 0.99

02:13:43.660 and your loved ones you're the one that's being a little uh stupid so when you hear people in 1.00

02:13:52.100 england saying that oh guns you and your guns you got the same stupid instincts over there 1.00

02:13:58.820 these uh you know the the uh few people that want to inflict uh harm and damage upon people 1.00

02:14:05.980 they just use knives you're not allowed to have guns every so often someone does get a gun

02:14:10.660 but it's a lot easier to police a tiny island or even an island uh nation where there's a feel

02:14:18.220 like the uk a couple of islands it's very easy to keep people from bringing things you don't want

02:14:23.720 into your country when you have a very small coastline when you have the united states of

02:14:30.100 america where we can't keep anything out you want to keep guns out of the u.s start with fentanyl

02:14:37.360 start with pot start with coke and take a look at that and see how well we've done over the course

02:14:44.800 of the year is keeping those things out and now imagine just imagine in your wildest

02:14:50.380 hallucinations that the government somehow was able to outlaw guns without the people

02:14:57.200 going completely nuts and uh overthrowing the government but let's see they did you

02:15:04.260 don't think that the greatest illegal import into this country would be guns and it ain't

02:15:12.980 England it's not a little country where you could pretty much keep an eye on what's coming into your

02:15:19.980 your country it's the United States and uh you know hopefully no one ever gets to that point

02:15:27.800 the Democrats talk a good game but you know I think they understand that the American people

02:15:35.480 would not stand for a gun confiscation even just for assault weapons i just don't see it happening

02:15:45.160 i don't see how uh you could knock on an american citizen's door and say hi we're here we have our

02:15:56.120 orders to take uh the four ar-15s that we know you own and that just going smoothly i can't see

02:16:06.280 that going smoothly you know you look at things like uh waco and ruby ridge very very isolated

02:16:15.960 incidents of kind of the same thing we hear you have some guns they're illegal we're coming to

02:16:22.320 get them uh now times that by 300 million and uh you know see how that goes i think that's why

02:16:34.580 uh the democrats talk a game they talk some tough language when it comes to gun control

02:16:41.960 reasonable it's just reasonable gun control and meanwhile it's the proverbial slippery

02:16:49.760 slippery slope dominoes whatever you want to call it uh we know where they want to end up

02:16:57.300 but uh you know we've done good in this country we've done pretty good with defending some of our

02:17:04.820 rights uh to to the point where let's just say they're not getting taken away tomorrow and i

02:17:14.540 I think it's basically because of the strength of the American people.

02:17:18.860 That is really the Second Amendment is really based on the American people saying this is our right.

02:17:28.180 It's not your representative in Washington.

02:17:30.880 They help.

02:17:31.860 They help when the Democrats come up with a bill.

02:17:34.620 It's not the NRA, which is a great advocate for Second Amendment rights.

02:17:41.260 It's the fear.

02:17:42.800 There is a fear.

02:17:44.540 We do have power, people.

02:17:47.840 The American people are feared by the government

02:17:52.020 that they don't think that it's viable for them

02:17:57.200 to just knock on America's doors and say,

02:17:59.720 we're here for your semi-automatic weapons.

02:18:04.460 They could do it in Canada.

02:18:06.520 What are they? 1.00

02:18:07.780 Pussies. 1.00

02:18:09.800 But at least I believe that. 1.00

02:18:13.500 i still believe that i hope i hope i never get to have to you know eat my words and say boy i

02:18:22.120 sure thought that this would have been a lot harder for the government to do but uh i have

02:18:30.100 a slingshot i still got my slingshot they're not taking that from my cold dead hands

02:18:35.760 i don't know i sure hope we're we're that dedicated to uh to our rights to not have

02:18:45.660 them just snatched away like that but all right right back at you in a couple of minutes don't

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02:19:08.260 the anthony cumia show another wonderful sunday evening spent with uh you the fine people

02:19:19.860 listening i do appreciate it uh donald trump uh has been a pretty strong advocate of uh stopping

02:19:30.460 politicians especially senators congress people uh people in the know from trading stocks trading

02:19:39.280 commodities uh this obviously is is a a conflict if not insider trading directly i mean i think

02:19:52.280 any citizen uh if it was found out by the sec that they had knowledge about a certain company

02:20:01.820 that these politicians do have knowledge about

02:20:05.560 and they use that knowledge to enrich themselves

02:20:10.840 by buying or selling a stock,

02:20:14.160 that would be insider trading

02:20:16.320 and that person would be prosecuted.

02:20:18.740 For some reason, politicians in high places

02:20:23.660 like Nancy Pelosi are allowed to trade stocks

02:20:28.800 with knowledge that no other person has before anyone else has it.

02:20:36.900 And this has been a thing for years.

02:20:38.800 This is why politicians that have a yearly salary of maybe 200 and some odd thousand dollars

02:20:46.100 emerge from their tenure as senator or congressperson or what have you,

02:20:52.540 hundreds of millions of dollars richer as is nancy pelosi right now now she says her husband does it

02:21:02.240 i don't know my husband's the guy that does the trading oh the brilliant stock analyst 0.96

02:21:11.280 who uh got his uh head hit with a hammer by a homeless male prostitute if you ask me

02:21:18.760 see i know what to say if you ask me but uh you know we've seen so so many instances 0.75

02:21:29.640 of politicians getting rich beyond anyone's wildest dreams and you go what was their pay

02:21:38.220 how did that happen and they're serving the public i love that one whenever a politician

02:21:48.160 dies or retires in the rare case they actually retire uh that's what you hear oh he just always

02:21:58.860 wanted to be in the service of the people serving the public for 45 years boy that's some service

02:22:11.440 when you leave and you have 200 million dollars i want that kind of service that's the service i'll

02:22:19.540 do because uh how are they getting it socking away that uh that paycheck and how is someone

02:22:30.140 representative of the if you're representing me why why aren't i making that kind of money

02:22:35.800 you're just telling uh people what i want my wishes you're in washington to tell people what

02:22:44.220 our community or our district or our state wants and needs how do you make so much money

02:22:53.000 and we're still broke how does that work so uh this has been a topic that's come up um

02:23:00.860 quite a few times and uh trump brought it up during a little presser he was standing there

02:23:08.880 the media's there he'll talk trump talks and uh let's listen to what he says about nancy pelosi

02:23:14.840 and insider trading things very carefully and this just happened so i'll take a look at it but

02:23:21.620 conceptually i like it and what i do think is nancy pelosi should be investigated because what

02:23:28.600 she has the highest return of anybody practically in the history of wall street save a few 0.98

02:23:35.120 uh and uh how did that happen it happened by she knows exactly what's going to happen what's going

02:23:41.760 to be announced she buys stock and then the stock goes up after the announcement's made

02:23:45.740 and she ought to be investigated 0.97

02:23:47.680 yeah yeah i mean i don't see a more obvious conflict there than nancy pelosi and it's a

02:24:02.840 lot of politicians and republicans also there's a great website that uh i go to where it shows

02:24:11.180 what their investments are because they do have to say what they're buying and selling

02:24:16.440 but it doesn't matter no one's gonna call him on it when when nvidia took off because of

02:24:25.500 some governmental uh regulations that were lifted and other things that the government had to do

02:24:32.620 with nvidia uh the stock took off pelosi made a fortune on nvidia stock luck she rolled the dice

02:24:42.680 was she up to n in the stock book and just picked that i mean it could not be more obvious

02:24:52.120 she's wealthy beyond imagination she's privy to information that no one else is

02:24:59.420 and she's heavily involved in stock trading and has had so many wins uh that it's obvious

02:25:09.940 something was going on and now she's one of the first ones because i heard her talking about this

02:25:15.440 the other day and she went no i agree i agree that they should they shouldn't be allowed to to

02:25:23.220 trade i i'm with that and you're like what yeah you already made a fortune you already made your

02:25:32.200 fortune of course you're going to say that to maybe get the stench off you so the bloodhounds

02:25:37.880 don't find you because you were committing crimes by trading on stocks that you had

02:25:45.120 information on how does this happen oh lord have mercy people thank you for tuning in

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The Anthony Cumia Show - August 04, 2025

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