The Anthony Cumia Show | 11-09-25
Episode Stats
Length
2 hours and 28 minutes
Harmful content
Misogyny
72
sentences flagged
Toxicity
153
sentences flagged
Hate speech
124
sentences flagged
Summary
On this episode of the Anthony Cumia Show, we talk about the election of the new mayor of New York City, how he's going to run the city, and why he's not going to be a good mayor. We also talk about why Joe Biden is a bad mayor and why you should be disappointed if he doesn't pull the ball out from under you.
Transcript
00:00:00.000
On the biggest stage in the world, FanDuel is changing the game
00:00:04.120
because sometimes your player gets subbed off and your bet goes with them.
00:00:08.480
With FanDuel's Super Sub, if your player's subbed out, your bet stays in.
00:00:13.380
If your player leaves the match, your bet continues on with the substitute,
00:00:25.300
21-plus select states for Kansas in affiliation with Kansas Star Casino.
00:00:29.040
18 plus dckywy gambling problem call 1-800-GAMBLER 1-800-MY-RESET 888-789-7777 visit ccpg.org
00:00:38.260
slash chat connecticut visit md gambling help.org maryland visit gambling help line ma.org call
00:00:44.660
800-327-5050 massachusetts call 877-8-HOPE-NY text hope ny in new york call 877-770-7867
00:00:53.840
Louisiana. Visit FanDuel.com. Get started now. Let there be goals this summer on FanDuel.
00:01:11.900
This is the Anthony Cumia Show. Whipping out the First Amendment and holstering the second.
00:01:18.540
And again, we're asking, when do you cross the line?
00:01:40.960
Another week right by, and that means, of course, the Anthony Cumia Show.
00:01:51.340
so much to get to uh this evening my god speaking to uh new york for a moment of course talking
00:02:00.620
about the election last week i said yeah this is the way it's going to go everyone did though
00:02:06.200
no no big surprise there uh i hope you enjoy your choice and uh it goes it goes well for you
0.97
00:02:15.500
uh the the financial things i was just talking about the financial aspects of a danny mayor
00:02:23.380
mayorship there in in new york and uh i said it's just not going to happen everything he wants to
00:02:29.840
do the mayor cannot do it's like a a substitute school teacher saying i am going to change the
00:02:39.480
entire curriculum of the school district now you got to talk to a few people i think you're going
00:02:45.460
to get a pat on the head and some people going, that's adorable. Let's wait until maybe you can
00:02:51.180
use your big boy voice. Kathy Hochul, the governor, I was talking about how she has already said
00:03:00.800
she will not raise taxes. She's just not going to raise taxes to finance some of these Mamdani
1.00
00:03:08.980
projects why would she want to put her neck on the line and lose uh lose money for the state
0.64
00:03:20.320
but um she endorsed when danny of course but on his free bus policies uh she just said this
00:03:27.720
i cannot set forth a plan right now that takes money out of a system that relies on the fares
00:03:35.100
of the buses and subways now where was that before the election where where was that hokul
00:03:43.660
she was on stage with memdani cheering him on yeah this is great oh he's gonna do wonders for
00:03:52.160
new york and then he gets elected and goes yeah you know that free bus nonsense ain't happening
00:03:57.980
she's not gonna get rid of the money pouring that's what a lot of people don't understand
1.00
00:04:04.900
the money that pays for the buses and the subways
00:04:10.160
and so many other things that Mamdani thinks he's going to make for free.
00:04:15.460
You're going to change everything, make it free.
00:04:18.160
I don't think a lot of people understand that money goes into politicians' pockets
00:04:24.740
and it's used to pay cronies and for favors and all this other stuff.
1.00
00:04:34.200
Haven't you seen that they use federal and state funding for their own devices?
1.00
00:04:44.980
Do you know how many pockets are lined with MTA fare money?
00:04:56.520
So Hochul, days after, not even a week after the election, she's not into the whole free bus thing.
00:05:09.900
She's also said, and this she did say before the election, but not as vehemently as she is now, the tax thing.
00:05:24.620
And Memdani has absolutely zero say in the matter.
00:05:37.220
You have to go through all kinds of hoops and other politicians,
00:05:42.600
politicians that have been in office way longer than you
00:05:45.040
and are firmly entrenched in the system and know better.
00:05:51.300
But, you know, I think this is going to be a great example of this novelty.
00:05:57.860
A bunch of people, and boy, if the left, if the young lefties have not been disappointed time after time,
00:06:07.860
if Lucy doesn't pull the ball out from Charlie Brown when he tries to kick that ball every single time,
00:06:46.340
they really don't seem to get that these politicians are using you they use you you are an ends to a
00:06:57.500
means or a means to an end yeah means to an end there's a little dyslexic on that one you're a
00:07:03.620
means to an end you're a pawn a puppet a cog in the machine whatever they need that's what you are
00:07:11.880
and the the whole game is hinged on them keeping their job which means being voted back into
00:07:22.280
office that's what they care about when the democrats come out and profess how much they
00:07:28.440
care about the citizens of america or the state or the city or the local township we care and i
00:07:38.580
always bring up liz warren because she's the she'll whine she'll whine about how much she cares
00:07:44.360
my job is to help the people uh because i care about them we care donald trump is starving
00:07:53.300
young children oh she cares they don't care they care when uh late uh october early november rolls
00:08:05.540
around and and it's time for someone to pull the handle for them then watch them care watch how much
00:08:13.740
they care that's it they're so bamboozled so this mom danny thing in new york all these you know
00:08:23.400
young liberals they love the idea of socialism because first of all they haven't earned a dime
00:08:30.380
of their own money yet i've seen some of the funniest videos on the internet it's when a young
00:08:38.240
person gets their first real job and it's a paycheck and and the parent the father or the
00:08:45.720
mother is picking them up from their workplace they're very proud they have their first check
00:08:51.040
in their hand and they open the envelope and they look at the check and you see that smile
00:08:56.960
turned into sad confusion and the father or mother starts laughing and they go what
00:09:05.360
what what's the matter what is but i make this much an hour and i did the math and i'm supposed
00:09:14.980
to make this much oh yeah there's taxes and then a bunch of other stuff that comes out fica and
00:09:24.120
unemployment insurance and this and that and stayed and and they just are boggled it is a
00:09:31.280
life-changing moment for the young liberal all the sudden they care about where other people's
00:09:40.720
money goes because they are now the other people and it's their money and they go well you know
00:09:55.580
Now you got that paycheck and your New York State taxes.
00:10:00.180
They're going to go to some great programs to help people that just choose not to work.
00:10:05.860
And then that look, that look that that parent, it's that look that later on in life they give when the kid brings their kids to a family dinner.
00:10:23.660
I told you, I told you this was what it was like.
00:10:28.580
That's kind of a, it's great how it steps up like that
00:11:01.340
They're excused for so many of their ridiculous actions.
0.98
00:11:14.860
uh some of them grow out of it it takes longer for some than others some of them just never grow
00:11:22.420
out of it you see these old liberals uh you know grandmas with the nose ring and the the blue hair
00:11:29.200
and you're like what the hell are you doing but you know some of them grow out of it and uh a
00:11:36.480
reformed lib is a good thing to say because they learned through experience. No one sat them down.
00:11:45.480
A conservative didn't sit them down and tell them what the deal was because they never would have
00:11:51.780
believed it. They never would have accepted it. They needed to tear open that first paycheck,
00:11:58.220
take a look at what you made, the gross pay and your net pay and go, I don't understand this.
00:12:05.500
does not compute and then it computes and uh you know like many people are going to find out
00:12:13.420
with the Zoran Mamdani these youngsters this 85 percent young women that voted for Zoran
0.86
00:12:23.160
they want safer cities they bitch and complain how they can't walk the streets without being
0.99
00:12:28.940
sexually harassed. They're afraid to go in the subway system. And then they vote a guy who by
1.00
00:12:37.060
every measure is going to make the city a lot more dangerous for women. There's a horror story
00:12:49.780
coming up on the show. I debated even talking about it because I do like keeping things a
00:12:56.740
little fun here throughout the depressing realities of life but you know this goes hand in hand with
00:13:04.440
the politics in new york and and all over the country especially in these big cities
0.51
00:13:09.160
um a horrible sexual assault and uh these women vote for mem danny they they don't know what
0.53
00:13:17.080
they're voting for uh and they they want to be safer and they vote for someone that is absolutely
0.66
00:13:25.540
going to make the city unsafe especially for them all right we are just getting started where you're
00:13:32.320
going nowhere that's where 800-848-9222 to get involved with the program whatever your opinions
00:13:40.220
and takes on some of the stuff we're talking about 800-848-9222 and we'll be back in moments
00:13:47.080
with a lot more of the show this is the anthony cumia show
00:13:52.600
A safer Ontario means more police and prosecutors
00:14:12.160
It means building new jails to keep criminals behind bars.
00:14:15.680
And it means there's no need to worry when I play at the park.
00:14:18.740
We're making every corner of Ontario safer to make all of Ontario safer.
00:15:04.180
I toil when it comes to trying to find the Clown of the Week.
00:15:11.560
The Anthony Cumia Show presents the Clown of the Week.
00:15:20.480
There are just so many, so many clowns to choose from.
00:15:24.560
It's a Ringling Brothers little circus car, clown car of people to choose from for Clown of the Week.
00:15:37.400
But again, celebrity, important, very important person because they're a celebrity.
00:15:45.040
We really should listen to everything they say and adhere to it like gospel.
00:15:53.440
he's got something to say about everything every single aspect of your life mark ruffalo knows
00:16:02.320
what's best and uh this guy's worth a pretty penny or two once you're a character in a couple
00:16:08.880
of marvel movies i don't think you have to worry about things like the subway uh food prices
00:16:14.920
uh, taxes, things like that. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't listen with both ears wide open
00:16:24.100
to the likes of Mark Ruffalo. Uh, in this statement, Mark wants to, uh, just tear down
00:16:33.700
your second amendment rights. That's right. Uh, he's already told you that your first amendment
00:16:40.080
rights are crap and that you should not be able to say certain things about people things or other
0.79
00:16:48.980
nations or what have you um now of course he's commenting on the the second amendment your right
0.98
00:16:55.800
to bear arms which pretty much guarantees the first and all the rest of them and you'll hear
00:17:02.080
when he's in this discussion with someone i don't know what podcast this is if you've listened to
00:17:11.020
the show for any length of time you understand how disgusted i am with the concept of podcasts
00:17:19.020
especially celebrity podcasts it's just at the point where everyone has one everyone has a
00:17:26.680
podcast and uh most of them uh they don't do it well celebrities are really bad because they think
00:17:35.340
they are so entitled and every word that comes out of their maw that usually has other people's
00:17:42.200
words coming out of it everything they've done of merit of note it's because other people's words
00:17:49.560
were coming out of their mouths and they've uh felt um they felt that sting they're not really
00:17:56.080
getting the accolades for what they say uh it's the writers directors uh that do it so they've
00:18:04.740
felt relatively of late that they need to speak up and let you know how horribly you're leading
00:18:14.840
your life so mark ruffalo talking about this second amendment and he's got someone else
00:18:20.400
there i guess it's their podcast uh and a question comes up or a statement that i've addressed
00:18:27.240
numerous times on other uh platforms and it's the uh well we'll let them talk and then we'll
00:18:33.380
address it here's mark ruffalo and some other uh podcaster talking about the need of weapons of
00:18:41.760
war but look what we're doing here in the united states we're letting the kids get mowed down
00:18:47.400
because of some crazy idea that we need weapons of war to what what are you going to do you're
00:18:53.200
going to fight the american government that's insane what are you going to do like how what
0.96
00:18:58.780
are you going to do with your weapons of war you're going to kill other americans is what you're going
1.00
00:19:03.300
to do well yeah other criminal americans perhaps other americans that want to kill you it would
0.98
00:19:12.740
actually be great for america if if people were using their weapons to kill other criminal
0.98
00:19:22.140
americans that would mean we have a lot of americans in our country unfortunately you know
00:19:27.560
illegals and criminals that have already been in and out of prison numerous times that are let out
0.71
00:19:32.680
on probation they're paroled they get out with no bail you know um i don't think we're just shooting
0.54
00:19:40.280
Americans. And here's the topic I kind of want to hit on. We might have to go into the next
00:19:46.480
segment with this one. People, an armed American populace is a deterrent against the American
0.57
00:19:56.180
government from trying to wield too much power. People go, oh, wow, you got your AR-15. What's
00:20:06.980
that going to do against a fighter jet or you know we got atomic bombs they don't understand
00:20:14.160
that even though the weaponry of the government is much better bigger it can kill a lot more
00:20:21.800
people at once than the lowly american can with a rifle uh you must understand it's still a detente
00:20:29.540
it's still a balance of power here because once the american government starts uh mowing down
00:20:38.780
americans on american soil with fighter planes and and uh atomic bombs i think the whole game's
00:20:48.100
over i think the the government the people that were in charge and the people the american people
00:20:55.260
would know whoa i guess that's it for america there's a power in an armed populace because
00:21:04.240
there would have to be bloodshed and once that happens on a great scale look what happened during
00:21:10.800
the civil war it was almost game over for the country um it doesn't matter the strength of
00:21:18.720
weaponry one side has of the other. Of course, the side with more powerful weapons will inevitably
00:21:25.900
win. There have been differences. Look at Vietnam, for instance. A bunch of guerrillas took on
00:21:32.560
the whole Western world. But that doesn't matter. It doesn't matter who would emerge victorious by
00:21:40.260
killing more of the other. It matters that it happened at all. And a government that, you know,
00:21:47.340
we've seen the the reaction to places like waco and ruby ridge but if you start wholesale
00:21:56.420
killing american people with the american military it's game over no more country that's why even
00:22:04.760
an armed populace with rifles is a balance of power it's a detente between the government
0.92
00:22:12.680
and the people that prevents the government from becoming a murderous rampaging uh mob
00:22:20.100
um and it's worked it's worked throughout the years during uh some uh amazing turmoil
0.95
00:22:27.100
in this country so of course mark ruffalo that dumb idea of well it's you know the atomic bombs
0.97
00:22:37.280
You're going to shoot at an A-10 with your little AR-15?
0.99
00:23:22.260
The caller ID here is some bar in Corning, New York.
00:23:42.340
But anyway, I wanted to say, like, this is just so nonsensical that these young women in New York City would be so enamored to vote this way.
00:24:02.160
Are there just, is there a black out there that is young women and all kinds of women that are getting sucker punched all over, thrown into subway tracks like the beautiful Michelle Goh.
1.00
00:24:16.420
She was the first one, 40 years old, a superstar on Wall Street, thrown into a subway track in 1922.
1.00
00:24:27.780
uh it's what are they just like oblivious or do they just like have mommy and daddy paying their
00:24:34.060
rent and they only stumble out into their streets uh they don't go to work susan susan you know i
00:24:42.420
know you're a woman but i i i've been very critical of women on my various social media accounts over
00:24:49.700
the course of the week because 85 percent of young women voted for Zoran Mamdani and I do not get it
00:24:58.800
I can't understand unless there's only one direction to go here and it's that women will
0.97
00:25:06.660
vote with emotion and not common sense what's best for the city what's best for you oh I don't care
0.75
00:25:16.700
he made good tiktok videos he wants to help everybody he's going to uh save new york they
00:25:24.640
have no idea how he he's going to do this they don't know anything oh i didn't want the old
00:25:31.100
white guy or the guy with the beret and the cats i do it they they don't understand what they're
00:25:36.480
voting for when in fact they're voting to put their own lives in danger what what of you susan
0.90
00:25:44.320
what about these broads voting like this it makes no sense other than that they're just
0.89
00:25:52.600
totally devoid of any reality because they're looking at tiktok they're not getting real
0.83
00:26:01.640
information i do blame the you know the press but they don't even listen to that kind of press
00:26:07.420
They are living in an alternate reality, but this is so dangerous.
00:26:14.380
They are going to be the first one to feel the pain, but the whole city.
00:26:22.040
The downward spiral of all this is, I lived there for 40 years.
00:26:34.880
oh barely but i i know i lived in new york city from yeah 18 from 1800s uh susan um thank you so
00:26:48.460
much i got i gotta move on tell the bartender to get you a slow gin fizz and put it on my tab
00:26:53.300
there she goes the um always lovely and intoxicated susan here's uh scott scott from
00:27:00.960
venice florida what's up scott hey hey aunt always a pleasure to talk to one of the best talking uh
00:27:08.800
junior high school graduates in the country thank you you listen to gavin do you of course um no i
00:27:16.760
think a lot of this you're talking about how the young liberals voted for mondani and these communist
00:27:21.800
candidates yep they've never lived under the specter of communism like we did growing up
00:27:28.140
good point every day or every week on the news you you saw stories about how horrible it was in
00:27:33.140
the soviet union right right they know nothing of that you know until you've gone under an
0.79
00:27:38.760
elementary school desk because it was the perfect defense against an atomic weapon
00:27:44.720
you know you don't quite uh understand right exactly and all they've been taught is oh how
00:27:52.600
good it is well we all know communism works good in a group of 50 or 100 people
00:27:58.140
Not when you start talking about hundreds of millions of people who don't work worth a damn.
00:28:02.260
And Mamdani is the perfect example of one of these leaders of socialism slash communism.
00:28:14.200
And, you know, the minion, his minion will be taken care of.
00:28:19.420
But then the lowly people that are under his rule, they suffer immensely.
00:28:25.600
and that's what's going to happen exactly and i think as far as the young women go
00:28:32.260
now i'm no expert on women trust me i'm lucky i got a wife who is scott am i right which one of
0.56
00:28:38.340
us guys are can't live with them can't live without exactly but i mean i think these young
1.00
00:28:44.840
women are looking for a daddy figure i'm sorry but they they all say they want these beta males
00:28:51.600
But when they come across an alpha male or a guy who's just a guy, they reject him in public.
00:29:00.020
He's promising to take care of them, do everything for them.
00:29:07.360
Scott, I saw a post today on X, and it was a video of a woman complaining that she can't find a guy.
00:29:16.280
She belongs to all these dating services that are available online and apps and whatnot.
00:29:22.780
And she goes, my criteria was I want a man who takes care of himself.
00:29:33.640
That's kind of going to cut down on the amount of people responding to your profile.
1.00
00:29:40.600
But the other thing is, a lot of these women, they do not even know how to have a face-to-face conversation with someone.
1.00
00:29:49.940
There could be a guy that's 5'11", 6'0", doesn't fall into her height criteria,
0.99
00:29:58.480
but sitting there, wherever it is, a bar or a show, a church,
00:30:05.060
and being face-to-face, talking about something,
00:30:10.260
or something you don't have as a common interest
00:30:15.620
but you're interacting with human effing beings.
00:30:22.160
And this woman thinking she's going to be able to text out on an app
1.00
00:30:30.440
and what she wants in return is an insane, insane thought process.
00:30:40.060
The hard, cold truth of cold calling on someone sitting at a bar.
00:30:45.620
It was a nightmare walking up trying to get enough beers in you
00:30:49.720
to get the courage to walk over to a girl and go,
00:30:59.940
and you get sloppier and sloppier and just gets worse as the night goes on yes and and you learned
00:31:07.020
and and you did you you figured out how to have conversations with real live people and now they
00:31:14.800
think they could just post something and this knight in shining armor is going to ride up
00:31:19.420
fulfilling all of her ridiculous criteria sweep her off her feet and now she's you know
00:31:24.820
mrs mr perfect well they want style over substance and that'll never work and real quick i know i've
0.99
00:31:32.440
been wrong but i'll go real fast you're talking about that stupid ruffalo his comment about oh
0.99
00:31:37.860
what are you going to take on the government yeah those same idiots existed in 1775 yes and what
1.00
00:31:44.860
happened to them they look like the fools right exactly i'll tell you what scott if britain was
1.00
00:31:50.900
anything like it is now it's obvious how a bunch of farmers and coopers and cobblers kick their
1.00
00:31:57.660
asses because i've been seeing some videos of their police force over there they're arresting
0.99
00:32:02.960
people for uh social media posts for taking pictures in a town square they're questioning
00:32:08.360
people uh so yeah i i don't know what's going on in great britain it's not even pretty good
00:32:15.440
britain anymore scott no thanks uh they fail to realize that most most people in the military are
00:32:21.100
pretty conservative plus they forget about all the veterans that are out there right right it's
0.98
00:32:26.100
a stupid argument it's it's detente my friend thank you scott appreciate the call man yes sir
0.98
00:32:32.360
rain so um with the uh with the election uh it wasn't the only one it wasn't just mem danny
1.00
00:32:38.660
here in new york city uh mayor fray mayor fray over there in minneapolis minnesota jacob fray
00:32:46.480
he beat out omar fatah which surprised me uh this guy was the spitting image of the pirate from
00:32:55.220
uh captain uh what the hell was his name you know i'm the captain now guy uh look just like him
00:33:09.140
I thought he was a sandal-in for office as mayor of Minneapolis.
00:33:23.020
He spoke Somali during his victory acceptance speech.
1.00
00:33:34.720
And I think he must have felt the heat and the pressure because it was a close race.
00:33:40.160
And I think he feels he has to get a little closer with the Somalis in Minneapolis because they make up a huge portion of Minneapolis right now, especially politically.
00:33:59.860
You know, I remember when I was a kid and you'd make up a language and just start babbling something.
00:34:10.740
The applause from the crowd seemed to be indicative of him speaking Somali.
1.00
00:34:17.500
But just him doing it is so embarrassing and humiliating.
1.00
00:34:25.320
Let's listen to Mayor Jacob Frey speaking Somali.
00:35:02.880
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey facing backlash after giving victory speech in Somali.
00:35:09.040
Yeah, he welcomed a bunch of Somalis at his victory shindig.
00:35:16.220
And popular conservative influencer ripped into the progressive mayor, writing,
00:35:23.920
Mayor Jacob Frey, as he won re-election, spoke almost a minute in Somalia, then said Minneapolis belongs to Somalia.
00:35:34.800
In a second round of non-pars and ranked choice voting, Frey narrowly defeated a challenge from socialist Minneapolis state senator Omar Fattah.
00:35:44.400
Fattah is the first Somali-American and first Muslim to serve in state senate.
00:35:58.720
So he said, to the great people of Minneapolis, I say that very intentionally,
00:36:02.960
because no matter where you're from, Minneapolis should be a place where you are proud to call your home.
00:36:09.520
He said he then proceeded to list a number of Somali regions,
00:36:23.200
whether you're from Beledouine or southwest Minneapolis,
00:36:28.500
yeah, you can come here for seeking prosperity,
00:36:42.560
where an entire Somali community can come together and say,
00:36:45.720
this is our people, this is our city, we are united behind each other.
00:36:55.480
any politician raised in America, educated in America,
00:37:02.360
prostrating himself in front of a bunch of foreigners
1.00
00:37:05.140
could be the most humiliating thing I've ever seen.
00:37:07.980
podcaster matt walsh he chimed in writing as i've seen many times now politicians in this country
00:37:16.900
should be required by law to speak english when addressing the public in an official capacity
00:37:22.660
they should never be a time there should never be a time in america
00:37:26.100
where an american can't understand what their elected leaders are saying
00:37:30.940
and uh another uh influencer wrote i don't know how large isis presence is in minneapolis
00:37:37.780
but it needs to be much larger yeah that was kind of a smart-ass answer right there that
00:37:45.120
was the smart-ass comment um this guy uh mayor fray boy talk about stuck between a rock and a
00:37:52.460
hard place uh you had you know a somali socialist and jacob fray jacob fray you might remember
00:38:16.540
off into the cosmos like Spock in Wrath of Khan.
00:38:35.200
Look, if you adore the person that is being eulogized, being waked, whatever other religions do their thing,
00:38:52.160
You know, your dad, my God, a favorite uncle, a best friend.
00:39:02.520
But if you're bawling like a woman, crying hysterical, which he was,
0.99
00:39:10.720
while kneeling in front of St. George Floyd's casket, you are a disaster.
1.00
00:39:21.980
He was doing that shaky cry, you know, when someone's crying and they,
0.98
00:39:31.540
is that a convulsion a laugh oh no they're crying he was doing that to george floyd's golden casket
00:39:39.500
the brothers weren't even doing that they didn't even care as much but again it's pandering
00:39:45.940
it's pandering he was putting on an act like he puts on an act when he goes to one of the somali
00:39:55.060
malls i saw that clip a while back he uh he talks about mall of america up there in minneapolis
00:40:01.360
He goes, well, Mall of America is great and all, but until you've been to a Somali mall, you just haven't seen it.
1.00
00:40:10.560
It looked like you should be hearing Blackhawk helicopter rotors above your head.
00:40:16.920
And he's walking through there, making like he's buddies with all of them.
00:40:26.980
And then you walk around, and it looks like one of these flea markets, a bazaar.
00:40:31.360
some third world street festival they're selling you know a chicken and uh a dog i don't know
00:40:41.820
but it is uh this guy is the king of pandering and you know minneapolis i guess it's the only
00:40:51.120
way he could have won against uh omar is it omar no no it's uh it is omar omar fatah that was his
00:40:58.500
name i had thrown it in the garbage where he absolutely belongs but um yeah he beat that guy
00:41:05.840
because he i guess he knows how to pander and he's probably responsible for really um
00:41:13.600
really doing a lot for somalis you know somalia itself is is in turmoil constant turmoil they
00:41:22.240
there are factions of somalis that war with each other this is a big thing on the dark continent a
00:41:28.020
lot of countries that you'd look at people and go well what's what's the difference between you
00:41:33.000
guys it would be like people watching the american civil war wait a minute you guys are you know
00:41:37.880
brethren and uh but they they have such uh disdain for each other and and i think it it translates to
00:41:49.080
american somali's politics they don't like this guy he's somali but he's not the right kind of
00:41:56.580
somali and they know a dopey white guy like mayor jacob fray he can be manipulated you hint at him
0.95
00:42:05.260
that if he doesn't do something he's going to be called a racist he will do whatever you want
0.96
00:42:10.300
as quickly as is humanly possible so i think that's what really put him over the top
00:42:15.740
he's a a pushover for uh the somalis anyway good luck minneapolis new york dearborn michigan
00:42:52.240
welcome welcome to the anthony cumia show and uh this was uh funny over the weekend they
00:43:04.220
they rolled out joe biden old joe biden a little bit of uh dementia apparently um stage four
00:43:14.360
cancer uh he's been through treatments he's been through everything but um given the opportunity
00:43:22.500
to trash donald trump the republicans and uh try to pump up his legacy uh boy they dragged him out
00:43:32.780
i don't know who does this it can't be him he can't sit there going i want to go out and
00:43:38.320
talk to people about it's his wife or obama or some other candidate it's like can we get this
00:43:47.460
guy and the thought that he would be a plus to anything you're pushing is it just shows how
00:43:55.860
ridiculous the the democrats are no one's watching this guy and thinking wow he's awesome no one but
0.51
00:44:05.740
the nuts that always thought he was awesome they will never uh say anything bad about him but you're
0.97
00:44:13.020
not going to change anyone's mind with the likes of joe biden you're not uh putting him out in front
00:44:19.560
of an audience behind a podium and he's not going to say anything that you go wow that was really
00:44:25.060
well said and i think i better uh re-address some of my opinions um he's gone he's a mess
00:44:34.080
And now he just goes out and lies even more blatantly than he did when he was the figurehead president.
00:44:52.460
And he's always done this, but it seems even more pronounced now.
00:45:04.080
It really is every hacky impersonation of Joe Biden come to life.
00:45:19.360
No one was questioning that it was a joke or that you're not serious.
00:45:30.600
So here he is talking about Trump making money during the presidency, during his presidency, Trump's presidency.
00:45:42.840
Has anyone noticed how much the Trump family has made while he's been president and put in the pocket?
00:45:56.260
If any other president in American history did that.
00:46:32.200
They've gone through very good times, very bad times.
00:46:35.800
And they are where they are right now because they have businesses.
00:46:42.640
Trump, during his presidency, has handed those businesses off to his sons and his daughter.
00:46:49.840
And they run a very profitable business, the Trump empire.
00:46:58.640
He had some of these businesses before he was president, and then his kids continued with that and made money for the family business.
00:47:13.360
Does it say that the president can't, the president's family can't make money during the time he's president with legitimate business dealings?
00:47:23.880
not you know not your son your your drug addict son selling his spitball straw and paint paintings
00:47:36.560
for half a million dollars oh yeah yeah that wasn't to get access to the then vice president
00:47:46.900
and then the president, you're talking 12 years that Joe Biden was either vice president or president
00:47:56.000
and access to him was being sold, allegedly, but it's so obvious, that isn't a problem?
00:48:14.600
But Trump, his family took over the business while Trump is in office.
00:48:24.200
He's putting money out of his own pocket and getting donors together to pay for the ballroom.
00:48:29.420
And they just can't stop with the, hey, he's taking money, made a fortune.
1.00
00:48:43.800
Yeah, play the other clip of how his wages were up and inflation was down.
0.59
00:48:53.560
We got the respect of the world, not just because of the example of our power, but the power of our example.
00:49:07.260
When I was president, wages were up and inflation was down.
00:49:11.640
it's a lie that's a lie wages wearing up and inflation wasn't down
00:49:18.080
oh my god all right we'll talk more about this when we return
00:49:21.680
where's your playlist taking you down the highway to the mountains or just into daydream mode while
00:49:32.520
you're stuck in traffic with over 4 000 hotels worldwide best western is there to help you make
00:49:38.120
the most of your getaway, wherever that is. Because the only thing better than a great
00:49:43.100
playlist is a great trip. Life's the trip. Make the most of it at Best Western. Book direct and
00:50:16.280
And some breaking news on the government shutdown.
00:50:20.720
It seems that some of the Democrats have softened.
00:50:28.300
And I guess they're setting up to vote, but they have some of these Democrats that were necessary.
00:50:35.640
You know, you listen to the Democrats talking about how this was Trump's shutdown because Trump is the president.
00:50:44.180
So that makes it their shutdown, the Republicans.
00:50:47.860
but truth be told they needed 60 votes they did not have 60 votes now it seems that you know
00:50:57.240
trump stuck to his guns the republicans stuck to their guns they did not want a bill that
00:51:04.080
reopened the government that had a bunch of these liberal programs attached to it health care for
00:51:11.960
illegals uh and health care it's that it's not a time to discuss health care even for americans
00:51:20.880
on a bill that's just supposed to reopen the government they go oh trump doesn't want to talk
00:51:27.840
trump won't even sit down and negotiate with us right after you sign the clean bill to reopen
00:51:36.160
in the government and people start getting paid and we go back to uh not being petrified to get
00:51:42.480
on an airplane how about that now we can sit down and have a discussion about other things without
00:51:50.600
it uh being stapled to a clean bill that opens the government it was pure extortion talk about
00:51:59.880
using starving children i love that one trump is starving children to get his bill uh passed
0.86
00:52:08.640
no you guys the democrats were the ones that wanted all this crap attached to the clean
0.95
00:52:18.700
republican bill that just reopened the government that's it so uh there seems to be eight
00:52:27.380
eight democrats that are willing to go along with the republican clean bill and um we'll see what
00:52:36.280
happens there but uh i could play this really quickly i've done this before on the show played
00:52:41.800
it on the mic and it seems to come through uh bernie sanders not very happy process has been
00:52:49.220
developed it is impossible to delay the votes that are going to take place and if that were
00:52:55.140
not the case, that is certainly what I would do, because I think it is important that the
00:52:59.620
American people fully understand what is being voted on today. Everybody in America knows
00:53:08.160
that our current health care system is broken, it is dysfunctional, it is cruel, it is by
00:53:14.900
far the most expensive health care system in the world, and the only health care system
00:53:21.180
of any major country that does not guarantee health care to all people
00:53:25.760
as a human right, covering every man, woman, and child.
00:53:32.560
And yet tonight, what this Senate is about to do
00:53:44.580
If this vote succeeds, over 20 million Americans
00:53:50.980
are going to see at least a doubling in their premiums
00:53:59.160
In my state of Vermont, it's throughout the standard.
00:54:01.020
Well, 44 million Americans will see their SNAP benefits.
00:54:23.740
When in history did you have to worry that he was going to drop an F-bomb?
00:54:29.960
Like, I didn't even think about that because, oh, it's Bernie.
00:54:34.280
We've lost all sense of decorum in the American political system
00:54:39.780
where they're just dropping F-bombs, calling people a-holes
1.00
00:54:48.080
and and halfway through that i'm like oh gee what if he curses that that isn't even uh uh
0.93
00:54:55.840
safe anymore to play these uh these clips without having uh listened to them beforehand but um hey
00:55:03.640
bernie how about this how about a bill to reopen the government that doesn't have any blackmail
00:55:11.900
extortion or anything attached to it so now you and all the other politicians can go back to work
00:55:20.600
and try to hammer out some type of health care thing why did the republicans why was it their
00:55:28.460
responsibility to have to accept a democrat health care bill on the bill to uh open the government
00:55:38.000
why they won't even talk to us they they won't even sit down at the table to talk to us yeah
00:55:49.040
after the government's open it's a totally different uh uh issue altogether it's a totally
00:55:59.440
different issue yes so now if they do go through with this and the government opens they can do
00:56:07.280
their effing jobs and hammer out a health care deal or not but at least they'll get together
00:56:16.800
and talk it seems like people like schumer and um and the rest of them they they just uh
00:56:26.040
they just wanted this shoved through with uh opening the government no he won't even talk
00:56:35.500
yeah why why talk to the blackmailers why talk to the extortionists so uh could be good could be
00:56:43.940
good i mean i you know i like how the republicans and trump stuck to their guns on this one uh it
00:56:52.120
i was just going to comment as a matter of fact uh i was thinking about some of the material for
00:57:00.400
the show tonight and i was just going to comment on the dangers that seem to be building as time
00:57:10.800
goes by without the government reopening at first everyone laughs and goes well three days went by
00:57:17.720
and i haven't noticed any difference in america so why do we even need to have a government open
00:57:25.940
It seems like everything's working all fine by itself.
00:57:29.020
As time goes on, and there is no funding for essential things,
00:57:50.140
they are making sure these giant miraculous steel machines don't bang into each other
00:57:58.760
with hundreds of people on board them pretty important job uh and the fact that you know
00:58:06.780
they weren't getting paid it is concerning and and that's an issue that had to be taken care of
00:58:16.060
we started seeing right before Thanksgiving vacation
00:58:28.580
People are at the airport bars with delays for hours.
0.99
00:58:34.140
And I think that really starts getting these politicians off their asses
0.99
00:58:43.160
And I think also enough people got the word that Democrats were keeping this bill from being passed and reopening the government.
00:59:09.140
Hakeem Jeffries is out there every day trying to blame Trump.
00:59:14.580
Even when he's being interviewed and people said, because he would say, hey, Trump's the president.
00:59:22.420
Senate and Congress are all a Republican majority.
00:59:26.940
And they'd say, well, you know, they need 60 votes for this.
00:59:41.960
Bernie coming out like that and saying it's worse.
00:59:48.040
Worse than a couple of wide-body airliners bashing into each other?
00:59:58.020
It's got to be like Canada and England and Denmark.
01:00:06.140
We're an amazing country, settled the wildest of Wests.
1.00
01:00:12.940
Immigrants came here and had the hardest time trying to build a life for themselves,
0.90
01:00:23.700
And it just means we have certain innate differences with the rest of the world.
01:00:36.820
we don't all agree that everything should be given to us
01:01:02.680
gullible health care sorry no i don't agree with with that i do agree like we have now that if
01:01:14.680
people are really uh in in in a bad way that they get medical attention no one can be refused if
01:01:24.400
they walk into an emergency room uh i know that's different than having the money for a lot of
01:02:00.860
But for better health care, yeah, I want the best doctor that is humanly possible to work on me if I get ill.
01:02:12.920
And I know damn well that I have the insurance policy to pay for that.
01:02:19.960
Why should the bar be lowered under this standard state-run insurance and medical care?
01:02:27.160
and now I have to wait three months to get treatment?
01:02:31.940
I have to get a doctor that isn't the best doctor I could possibly afford?
01:02:46.900
And yeah, Bernie, America is very, very unique, and that's part of it.
01:02:52.000
We earn what we get and what we're able to get.
01:02:57.040
If you don't like it, move to Denmark or Sweden, wherever the hell that is.
01:03:28.260
And a little plug for tomorrow morning, 7.35 a.m.
01:03:33.860
I will be on Sid and Friends to talk about everything going on with the election
01:03:55.420
two times but uh no we've been we text a lot about things that are going on in the city
01:04:02.320
oh my god and he's got memdani like wound up all angry at sid it's pretty funny i think he wants to
01:04:11.480
fight him although i if i was memdani i would not want to uh fight uh sid rosenberg sid goes
01:04:20.780
to the gym he's a big guy but uh yeah 7 35 tomorrow sid and friends i am happy to say
01:04:28.660
i'll be chit-chatting with sid rosenberg um let's see maybe somebody's on the horn
01:04:35.420
that wants to uh eric eric from orlando what's up hey anthony what's happening yeah i have a
01:04:44.020
feeling there's going to be a new game coming back to new york if we remember which way is north and
01:04:51.020
where they smack you with the sole of their shoes.
0.98
01:04:59.480
We used to talk about that on the old O&A show.
01:05:05.560
and someone would come up to you, a fine gentleman,
01:05:16.480
And you wake up, and your kids are grown next to your hospital bed.
01:05:28.980
And Christmas music is playing, and you just remember it being summertime.
01:05:46.480
oh i certainly do on the on those days of the show yeah and the uh the pools the public pools
01:05:52.960
in in new york city used to have wilding in the pools and that was when guys would get together
01:05:58.580
make a whirlpool uh and and then sexually harass young women that were in the pool they work
0.57
01:06:06.280
together like killer whales do when they're trying to get a a seal off of an ice float but uh yeah
0.97
01:06:12.400
Yeah, we'll look forward to that, Eric, with the Memdani mayorship.
1.00
01:06:22.720
And it just shows, though, it has to be said, it shows how horrible, how unbelievably horrible New York City is.
01:06:34.640
And they need to lock these violent criminals up.
01:06:40.480
They are not doing it. This isn't my opinion that they're not doing it. There is proof positive. The DAs and the judges are not prosecuting these people.
01:06:56.060
And when they are, the corrections department is letting them out.
01:07:11.560
And they're getting out after just a couple of years for committing some of the most heinous crimes.
01:07:43.620
Nearly came to blows with the twisted homeless creep
0.95
01:07:52.520
a nice Irish boy, I guess, was arraigned in Brooklyn criminal court
01:07:57.160
and hit with a slew of new charges for viciously attacking the young girl
01:08:00.640
and threatening to shoot her if she didn't follow him into the Williamsburg stairwell
01:08:07.940
But during the brute's court hearing, a brute, he's a creep and a brute.
0.91
01:08:15.140
Can we call this like we seize it, people?
0.95
01:08:17.800
many of the victims loved ones who packed the courtroom shouted and cursed at the subject
01:08:23.500
or suspect subject suspect and judge uh also they shouted at him before being escorted out
01:08:30.760
they should not have been escorted out the family of this girl has every right to be outraged not
0.97
01:08:38.780
only at this piece of garbage that should have been taken out by the police uh instead of arrested
0.98
01:08:48.500
They have every right to be in there and to be mad at the judge.
0.99
01:08:53.120
Yeah, the judges in New York City need to learn.
01:08:58.820
They cannot let these people back out onto the streets.
0.95
01:09:02.900
And if you think Mamdani is going to make this better and safer, you're out of your mind.
01:09:10.260
You 85% of women that voted him in, welcome.
0.56
01:09:15.980
but michael i i mcmichael don't you know where is my shillelagh uh who was previously nabbed for
01:09:25.760
a violent 2019 staten island rape let's say 19 22 oh six years six years for a violent rape
01:09:38.860
in 2019 dragged the young girl in the stairwell shoved to the ground committed the heinous
01:09:46.280
sexual attack um rossman i guess this is a a district attorney the da jordan rossman
01:09:59.020
said the distraught mother called the police and took her daughter to the hospital in stable
01:10:03.680
condition mcmichael was arrested friday afternoon after his parole officer identified him in a
01:10:10.460
surveillance video captured at a nearby laundromat his parole office he should not have a parole
01:10:18.280
officer he should be in prison locked up why is this guy out who did this and why aren't they
01:10:29.840
being held accountable, the DAs, the judges, the politicians,
01:10:36.280
Hochul, Cuomo, all these people that put in place this bail reform
01:10:55.380
Prosecutors said the violent suspect allegedly admitted to being
01:11:04.040
kissed her, hugged her, grabbed her, pushed her,
01:11:25.900
after allegedly stealing a 29-year-old woman's phone
01:11:29.340
and raping her at knife point in an abandoned Staten Island building.
01:11:33.820
Police said McMichael, who lives in a homeless shelter on Clay Street,
01:11:43.160
pleaded guilty to the rape and was ordered to undergo mental health treatment.
01:11:48.320
The Staten Island Advance reported that he's being held now without bail.
01:11:55.900
uh what the hell are you doing new york how did it get to this and and that being said you then
01:12:04.060
uh uh elect mum danny and alvin bragg you re-elected him as the manhattan district attorney
01:12:13.500
what what do you think that's going to make it better you want more uh 12 year old girls to be
01:12:20.840
sexually assaulted it's astounding to me they don't see this and then they smile and and say
0.82
01:12:30.860
vote for me it's it's absolutely insane and it will not get better under mandami back in a moment
01:13:18.720
those illegals get health care they go into our emergency rooms and they use 9-1-1 for
0.86
01:13:24.720
for car service they're getting it why are they lying these multiple people who get arrested and
0.81
01:13:30.580
everything they want them out on the street they want them out here you know people they
01:13:35.820
brag this just shows you the mentality the people in new york when bregg gets re-elected he's he's
01:13:41.640
no good and he lets the criminals out and they vote for him because it's a communist city new
01:13:47.040
is a communist city, Anthony, and I just want to say, people, they're complaining, they're
0.98
01:13:53.420
surprised, they let millions of third worlders in, and the millions of third worlders vote
0.69
01:13:57.640
for a third world American-hating mayor, go Buchanan, go, baby, go, there he goes,
01:14:05.520
I know he's a Buchanan guy, but he makes a good point before he yells, go Buchanan,
01:14:11.320
and go uh yeah it really is it's already this socialist kind of dystopian uh city new york
01:14:21.740
new york's been through good times and bad times over the course of the years and uh i while there
01:14:29.020
may have been a hell of a lot more murders uh at the time david dinkins was in office as mayor
01:14:36.460
um we are really in bad times now overall there's less murders but um boy everything else and it
01:14:46.940
doesn't mean you're safer as a commuter i think a lot of the murders going on in the 80s and 90s
01:14:53.080
had to do with uh crack of course was a big thing and uh the mob the mob was a a huge contributor to
01:15:02.780
the murders in new york city over the the 80s and 90s 70s 80s and 90s but um you don't feel
01:15:11.700
safe in new york right now you just don't it's it's this weird feeling where even
01:15:19.520
with your head on a swivel constantly mind you uh you just don't feel safe if you're walking
01:15:27.100
down the sidewalk looking at your phone in New York City. Stop doing that. It's like looking
01:15:34.300
at your phone while you're driving. You're just putting yourself in danger. You're not paying
01:15:38.060
attention. Something could happen that you're missing and you end up in trouble. That's what
01:15:44.340
it's like walking down the sidewalks in New York City with your phone. The least that'll happen is
01:15:49.960
they'll just snatch the phone out of your hand and run. Maybe they'll see you with a phone,
01:15:55.740
want to snatch that out of your hand, and maybe want to grab your wallet
0.99
01:16:08.960
We've talked a lot tonight about how young women in this country
01:16:17.200
and in New York City we've seen lately with the Mamdani election,
01:16:20.740
that young women, they don't know a lot about what they're voting for
0.95
01:16:27.780
and what they're getting and what's behind a candidate and an election
1.00
01:16:32.980
and how important it is and how you've got to take your dumb emotions out of it
0.97
01:16:38.040
and vote on substance, reality, not he's cute,
0.97
01:16:54.020
how about doing a little research and realizing
01:17:09.920
because you were all revved up about free stuff
01:17:17.120
for the free stuff, and they won't have free buses
01:17:22.020
Would you not vote for him, or would you still go,
01:17:28.740
That's where 85% of his female voters came from.
1.00
01:17:36.920
So here's some young women on the streets,
0.94
01:17:50.240
So if you guys could change the Constitution in one way, how would you change it?
01:17:56.780
I was literally going to say legalized abortion.
0.59
01:18:01.100
Rights to abortion, like transgender rights to have surgery without necessarily parental consent.
01:18:07.960
Yes, you have freedom of speech, but that doesn't mean you have right to sit there and scream at someone
01:18:11.100
because they choose to change their gender or they love the same sex, things like that.
01:18:15.700
So should we add trans rights to the Constitution?
01:18:19.200
Definitely adding in, like, policies that, like, make health care more accessible for, like, immigrants as well as, like, people in low-income communities.
0.99
01:18:28.640
I just think we need to get the old white out of power, but that's not really a Constitution issue.
0.96
01:18:35.240
None of what you said is a Constitution issue.
0.99
01:18:42.340
the eternal villain of the world the old white men um that is just a great example
0.73
01:18:51.140
of the the 18 to 29 year old demo 85 percent of which voted for um or 85 percent of uh their demo
0.68
01:19:03.360
voted for mandami mandami uh yeah they don't even know what the constitution is
01:19:15.100
they don't know you know abortion wasn't in the constitution and when the supreme court decided
01:19:23.220
that it was a state's rights issue they thought these people they actually thought it was torn
01:19:31.240
out of the constitution oh abortions oh i get it just rip that out of the constitution
01:19:38.240
it was never a constitutional right and you know you can't just say things about people's
01:19:47.060
sexuality that yes you can that is in the constitution you can yell about people's
01:19:56.060
transsexuality, anything you're upset about, you're allowed to yell about it.
01:20:09.460
Should there be transgender rights in the Constitution?
1.00
01:20:24.380
race creed color sexual preference whatever it is it's already there you dopes they'll never
01:20:35.740
understand it and you know the founding fathers are getting a bad rap too they knew the deal
01:20:42.760
they knew you know the constitution is just a breathing living breathing document
01:20:54.840
They didn't think the whole country would go bat crap.
0.99
01:21:10.620
Hence the Second Amendment saying, shall not be infringed.
01:21:22.660
It doesn't say the right to bear war, weapons of war.
01:21:29.460
There were no weapons back when the Constitution
01:21:47.000
and they just you know they don't know this they don't want to face it and they're too stupid
1.00
01:21:56.720
to educate themselves about it so many rights and and transgender yeah transgender rights that's it
0.99
01:22:04.100
the founding fathers sitting around ironically we talked to a john hancock about the transgender
01:22:11.940
rights. What say you, Hancock? Well, they just don't get it. They don't even know what the
01:22:25.900
Constitution is and that it does already cover so many, every person in this country. They want
01:22:33.980
their own special little Constitution for their special little group, don't they? That's what
01:22:40.400
they want here's another woman we're doing a lot of women tonight aren't we another woman talking
01:22:51.240
with oh the amazing joe scarborough on msnbc just mere weeks away from being msnow and having
01:23:02.240
absolutely no viewers they're changing it it's no longer going to be affiliated in any way with
01:23:08.820
nbc news so good luck there msnow so uh this woman's uh talking to joe scarborough and it
01:23:19.260
seems she doesn't believe that the police and a police presence makes a city safer she believes
01:23:28.940
that uh maybe the opposite is true she can't fathom that when a police presence is in the city
01:23:37.520
like we've seen in new york when there are cops standing on those street corners patrolling the
01:23:44.100
streets there is less crime them's the facts but she doesn't agree with this for her own reasons
01:23:51.260
let's listen you don't think more police make streets safer uh no joe i'm a black woman in
01:23:58.080
america i do not always think that more police make streets safer i when you walk down the
01:24:02.800
streets of georgetown you don't see a police officer on every corner but you don't feel unsafe
01:24:06.440
So what is it about talking about places like Southeast D.C., right, Ward 8, if you will, that people say, well, we need more officers to make us safe?
01:24:15.220
I think we have to rethink what safety means in America.
01:24:23.200
Some people love to take an issue that is so blatantly obvious what the issue is and then go, oh, we need to rethink that.
01:24:35.380
Because Georgetown is safe, and you don't need cops on every corner in Georgetown, but
01:24:48.200
There's more crime going on in Ward 8, so that's where the cops go.
01:24:59.280
You don't need it in Georgetown because it's a nice place.
01:25:31.020
Another thing is the number block of, like, oh, this happened on the 400 block of MLK Boulevard.
01:25:44.600
I don't want to live on a, give me a street name, you know, Sunflower Street, Main Street.
01:25:53.420
I don't want it to be relegated to a number on a block like a prison.
01:25:57.760
uh yeah yeah and and um places like uh ward 8 i could see why there's a lot of cops there
01:26:07.040
how about just start naming these places a little nicer so we don't have this uh impression that
01:26:15.720
it's really really bad but yeah she she doesn't want to face why uh police presence drives a
01:26:25.620
crime down because they're there to arrest people most people don't want to be arrested
01:26:33.100
i don't know i don't really have a statistic for this but i i've watched enough videos most people
01:26:40.300
don't want to get arrested and uh if they're committing crimes they'll try not to do it
01:26:49.400
in front of police officers there you go so a bigger police presence on those streets
1.00
01:26:57.060
will drive crime down just seems to figure and then to bring up that she's a black woman
1.00
01:27:04.600
and she doesn't agree that police uh on the streets will drive crime down uh again this
01:27:12.700
perception that somehow the police are what are endangering the black communities around America
01:27:20.880
and every week I mean you see this Chicago stats this week 25 shot four killed and just a number
01:27:32.440
of other incidents of violence in Chicago where do you think that's happening in the nice areas
01:27:39.500
of chicago where you you don't really see a lot of cops and there'd be more crime if the cops
01:27:46.900
weren't in these areas it it it's it shows that you need more police officers in some of these
01:27:55.340
high crime areas but you know you got um what's his name there uh uh mayor johnson mayor johnson
01:28:05.560
where is he here he is mayor johnson talking about um the it's trump's fault it's uh where's
01:28:15.500
that story oh there it is yeah yeah okay mayor johnson uh chicago he's blaming trump for failing
01:28:23.540
chicago businesses now maybe maybe it's that they don't want to open a business in these crime
01:28:32.560
riddled areas but let's listen maybe mayor johnson has a of a case here i want to appeal to the
01:28:40.460
people of chicago where you can support local businesses particularly in our black and brown
01:28:46.980
communities please do that many of these local grocery stores and these businesses have seen a
01:28:51.760
60 reduction in their sales and their revenue donald trump has done more to harm our economy
01:28:59.460
than any other president in modern history he is an abysmal failure how do you put that together
01:29:07.280
how do you put that your businesses and especially he's talking about black-owned businesses and
0.97
01:29:12.720
black communities uh run by black people uh jobs given to black people from the community
01:29:18.900
um those are are failing and there's not as many opening up and why ask yourself why donald trump
0.92
01:29:31.280
or the fact that you've let crime get to such a level that they won't open a new store there
01:29:40.240
that they're getting robbed when they try to open that the employees they hire are stealing from
01:29:47.220
them that when they leave their business at night they're getting beat up and robbed in these
01:29:54.080
communities that the only people with the wherewithal to put up with that seem to be
1.00
01:29:59.580
asians i don't know what it is i guess if you've spent your life in vietnam uh over the course of
1.00
01:30:07.220
the years it's a breeze you're used to it or some of these real uh garbage southeast asian nations
1.00
01:30:14.860
you come over here and go yeah sure i'll i'll do it but uh you know how about face that cold hard
1.00
01:30:22.700
truth how about doing something about that well i can't do that my supporters i'll seem like uh
0.92
01:30:31.800
an uncle tom or i'll seem like i'm um i'm not for the black communities saying that businesses are
01:30:41.880
abandoning the black communities and blaming it on Trump makes you look like
1.00
01:30:45.940
the idiot you are, Mayor Johnson. Truth is
1.00
01:30:49.860
you've got to get tougher on crime. Allow your cops
01:30:56.780
first change the hats on Chicago Police Department. They look ridiculous.
1.00
01:31:02.000
They look like the Johnny Cab from Total Recall.
0.99
01:31:05.800
Just give them real police hats. That's my take. That's what I'm
01:31:09.940
running on that's my platform but uh let them do their jobs and then start you know indicting and
01:31:17.840
convicting and imprisoning the people you have a gang problem in chicago that is second to none
01:31:24.600
not even la has a gang problem as bad as chicago and you just will never address it blame trump
01:31:33.100
keep blaming trump as the bodies stack up every single weekend by the way the 25 shot and four
01:31:40.380
killed that was before today that was just friday and saturday but you know it's trump
01:31:46.800
oh if only if only they would do something substantial instead of the blame game all
01:31:55.060
right back in moments don't go anywhere more of the anthony cumia show in moments
01:32:32.460
We've got the, it looks like the government will be reopening.
01:32:39.060
They got eight Democrats to go along with the Republican clean bill, which is just to open the government.
01:32:52.700
It says, ah, Schumer is crying again after Dems were forced to fold again.
01:32:59.020
I would love to play the clip, but I haven't previewed it.
01:33:08.860
How the hell are we living in a world where you can't cold play,
01:33:15.540
cold play, cold play a politician speaking about something going on in the government
01:33:25.920
I'm going to play it, but stay on the dump button, guys, at home base.
01:33:33.920
Democrats have been fighting to get the Senate to address the health care crisis.
01:33:39.160
This bill does nothing to ensure that that crisis is addressed.
01:34:02.480
The health care debate, even if they decided today,
01:34:06.700
the Republicans and Democrats decided to get together and discuss the health care issue.
01:34:16.720
It would be months, if not a year, before they could hammer something out.
01:34:24.280
And what, the government's supposed to stay closed until the Republicans give in to a Democrat health care proposal and program and expense?
01:34:37.120
Instead of signing this bill that just reopens the government and getting together afterwards to now, you know, do your jobs.
01:34:54.280
another one in new york re-elected every time he's holding the office like a pope
01:35:00.380
and and what do you get from chuck schumer new york what the hell are you getting
01:35:07.540
this guy is the slickest lifer politician it's all about him and his power and money
1.00
01:35:19.220
He's a disgusting individual, Chuck Schumer.
1.00
01:35:33.440
We'll get away from politics for a second and go to Hollywood.
01:35:47.540
it's kirsten stewart kirsten stewart who is just annoying just an annoying again typical hollywood
0.99
01:36:02.280
uh yeah they know everything and uh there she is she uh what does she said
0.84
01:36:12.120
kirsten stewart slams hollywood's treatment of of look i could sit here and you guys could think
01:36:21.360
of 20 different things because that's celebrities and that's hollywood what's the problem who's the
01:36:28.140
victim this time well kirsten stewart slams hollywood's treatment of women filmmakers
0.99
01:36:34.820
After a brief moment of progress, she's very angry following the Me Too movement.
01:36:45.240
Remember when the Oscars said that they were going to start making sure that minorities and women were involved in the production end of filmmaking and that actresses were going to be paid the same amount as their male counterparts in motion pictures?
01:37:04.160
is the motion picture industry now you get the hell out of here uh well in a post uh me too
01:37:14.200
moment it seemed possible this is what she said the stories made by and for women were finally
01:37:20.800
getting their due that we might be allowed or even encouraged to express ourselves and our
01:37:25.960
shared experience all of our experiences without filter but i can now attest to the bare knuckle
01:37:32.680
brawling that it takes every step of the way when the content is too dark, too taboo, when the
01:37:38.320
frankness with which it serves up observations about experiences routinely experienced by women
01:37:44.160
frequently provoke disgust and rejection. The backsliding from a brief moment of progress
0.93
01:37:51.760
is statistically devastating. It is devastating. Such a pitiful number of films from the past
01:38:12.040
Let me tell you a little something about the movie
01:38:28.300
make money if it doesn't it's it's not going to be made if they read a script if they look at
01:38:36.880
who's cast in it if it's a woman's movie it's not going to be made the movie industry is in turmoil
01:38:45.700
right now it is a disaster people are not going to see a lot of movies one movie will come out
01:38:54.480
These superhero movies, I hear Frankenstein's pretty good.
01:39:06.460
And movies made by four starring women do not make the money that men,
01:39:38.300
And we continue kind of talking about the breaking news of the government shutdown being lifted, being taken care of.
01:39:54.960
They got enough votes now to reopen the government.
01:40:05.080
Oh, you got to hit that little continue button on the phones.
01:40:09.360
You know, we're thousands and thousands of miles away from home base.
01:40:13.360
So sometimes there is a technical glitch in the matrix.
01:40:39.660
Well, first, New York City is headed for and will be in a communist winter.
1.00
01:40:46.240
um people have to realize when you invite millions of third world is inside this country
0.98
01:40:53.040
and they vote and they vote for third world is why would anybody be surprised people wanted
01:41:00.520
people to vote for cromo cromo legalized pot in the city you walk down the street to new york city
01:41:05.500
and you smell that pot and i just think of andrew cromo when i smell that pot it's terrible
01:41:11.860
And, you know, like I said before, they give an inch, take a mile.
01:41:15.340
They legalize pot, and now they all think it's completely legal and legitimate
01:41:20.460
and fine to shoot heroin on every street corner, out in the open,
01:41:27.200
So anytime you give them, like, oh, we're legalizing weed, you could smoke it.
01:41:32.460
First of all, you're not supposed to smoke it walking down the street.
01:41:36.060
Secondly, they take it and then go, oh, so we could do any drugs we want
01:41:40.160
right out there in public uh don't give them the opportunity to run with something like uh
01:41:47.860
like legalized marijuana right and this this man doofus right people have to realize uh
01:41:56.080
conservatives are leaving new york that's why the mayor's election wasn't really close
01:42:01.240
and the governor's race how are you going to win if everybody's leaving but the problem is this is
01:42:06.300
a utopia for there's a lot of communists in this country who will move in to new york city because
01:42:11.320
of man doofus and these people a lot of people don't realize it you don't live around them i
01:42:15.880
lived around them my whole life they do not believe in private property rights no no you're
0.85
01:42:21.420
gonna be you're i'm talking about the average one i'm in the store the other day the woman had
01:42:26.220
you described them she had the button on it says bleep trump on it i mean i mean that's the brain
01:42:32.060
mentality of an amoeba brain right but the thing is they vote there's a lot of them now they're
0.51
01:42:37.460
coming from the third world they will tell you that there's a million muslims in new york city
01:42:42.540
i don't think they're all registered i think a lot of them also came from around the country
01:42:46.660
to come in and vote for for mandufus they don't bring that up now this is november november 9th
01:42:53.920
is also the famous 65 blackout i'm sure you're i think you're a little older than me uh you might
01:42:58.700
have been running around on that blackout that was the beginning of the era of the looting there
01:43:03.220
wasn't that much looting it wasn't until 77 when we had the was a doozy back then and then also
01:43:08.900
november 8th is when darky kilgallen i think that was 67 i think uh steve i think that was 67 blackout
01:43:16.900
not 65 no 67 and 68 are the riots yeah but i think five new york new york i because i remember
01:43:25.760
it being 1967 i don't know we could argue until the cows come home yeah and i'm a former you gotta
01:43:31.720
realize i'm a former historian and the day before november 8th dorothy kilgallen who was on the
01:43:37.080
kennedy assassination she was died but a lot of people think she was murdered the seventh would
01:43:41.640
be the last appearance for her on what's my line and in october was the signing of the 65 immigration
01:43:47.340
act but that that that blackout and power outage was the beginning of the looting era in america
01:43:53.320
And, I mean, you really hit the crescendo in 77.
01:44:00.200
You used to at least need a huge power failure, some kind of a civil rights thing,
01:44:20.020
I got to take off, I got to move on, as they say, Steve.
01:44:28.360
Another thing going on in New York, and this was Hochul.
01:44:36.660
Ah, I like how they call it things like that, congestion pricing.
01:44:43.620
She talks about not wanting to raise taxes for things like free buses.
1.00
01:44:50.020
because that affects her raise taxes free buses no they'd rather just have the money from the
1.00
01:44:57.880
buses why cut that stream of cash off so um she put uh this congestion pricing in place and if
01:45:08.260
you want to drive into uh midtown manhattan a huge area of central manhattan uh it's going to cost
01:45:15.360
you i'm gonna cost you i think it's nine bucks and if you drive out and then drive in your
01:45:20.560
delivery guy what have you uh you got to pay again it's not a once a day thing it's every
01:45:26.980
single time you could go one block out of the uh the the boundary and then drive back in boom
01:45:34.940
another nine bucks so uh there's uh that that's been going on now for uh about a year i guess
01:45:43.460
not too good with time i think it's about a year and uh this woman you're going to hear from her
01:45:51.340
right now she got a six hundred dollar bill for congestion uh pricing and uh you could hear it
01:46:00.720
in her voice and what she's saying that what they propose what they thought this was going to do
01:46:14.600
or maybe they didn't, maybe they knew all along,
01:46:33.540
dollars uh this woman is frustrated you can hear it and if they wanted people to take
1.00
01:46:42.400
public transportation don't you think they'd make it safer so they're charging people money
0.78
01:46:49.340
to drive themselves in this relative safety of your own vehicle uh so that they take public
01:46:57.620
transportation but then putting policies in place that make public transportation the most
01:47:04.400
dangerous thing you could do in new york and then they tell you you're not allowed to carry
01:47:10.520
anything with you to protect yourself and then if some guy on the public transportation the subway
01:47:18.640
let's say wants to get involved and stop someone that's causing a problem uh they will arrest him
01:47:31.380
So it all works out to it's either dangerous or expensive.
01:47:42.280
And it's only going to get more expensive and more dangerous.
1.00
01:47:57.540
from the congestion toll pricing from driving in new york i've been driving in the city for years
01:48:04.020
at least five six years and i refuse to take public transportation because i've been assaulted
01:48:10.420
twice on public transportation the uber prices are absolutely insane and there just has to be
01:48:18.500
a solution to this like i can't go on how it's not safe like public transportation is not safe i can't
01:48:24.820
Take I'm not going on there like no fool me once shame on you fool me try same on me like I've been
01:48:31.140
assaulted twice like why would I go on public transportation again so now I have to pay the
01:48:35.600
price six hundred dollars just to drive from midtown to downtown it's got to end needs to end
01:48:44.940
yeah it won't i'm sorry lady it won't and if you uh i'm feeling a little sympathy for you i'm i'm
01:48:56.840
conjuring up some sympathy for you uh miss but if you voted for kathy hochel uh and andrew cuomo
01:49:08.640
before her, and Adams for mayor, and Mamdani for mayor, then, you know, because a lot of
01:49:19.060
these people that have these gripes, they've voted for the very people that put them in
01:49:25.160
this situation, situation, so, you know, I don't know, she just sounds very frustrated
01:49:33.540
with the whole thing and uh she brings up a point too she's been uh assaulted on public
01:49:41.420
transportation in new york of course i think every single woman that's ever been on public
01:49:47.580
transportation in new york especially of late during the um uh de blasio adams and soon to be
01:49:56.520
them danny terms uh i think they've all been assaulted and here's another thing it's not just
01:50:05.880
about oh she was raped or had her head cracked open or uh some really horrific crime there are
01:50:14.160
so many of these sexual harassment and assaults that go completely unreported it's become just
01:50:24.640
part and parcel with taking public transportation in new york city to try to get to work or get home
1.00
01:50:30.920
if you don't want to spend six hundred dollars to drive your car in and women just assume well
1.00
01:50:38.300
i guess i gotta put up with this the grab ass the you know rubbing up against them the
1.00
01:50:44.900
all of this stuff happens all the time again ask any woman that has to commute on a regular basis
0.97
01:50:52.800
in new york city she will tell you that she gets that constantly and they don't want you to protect
01:51:01.780
yourself they don't want any form of chivalry where a man will step up and deck a guy that's
01:51:10.380
doing this and they've proven that by uh putting by arresting people and putting them on trial
01:51:18.240
for doing just that so now you got guys that might want to step up but they're not gonna risk
01:51:25.140
their livelihood to do that so you know chivalry's dead in new york and they make it more dangerous
01:51:33.840
and more expensive to try to take your own vehicle and to try to have some um self-reliance
01:51:43.520
protect yourself drive yourself in not have to uh co-mingle with mental patients and violent
01:51:53.500
criminals can i do that if i live in new york they've told you no you are not allowed you can't
01:52:01.480
and don't expect anyone to save you here's a bright little note for everybody before break
01:52:57.240
Apparently the Senate could vote Sunday tonight
01:53:15.820
for 42 million people, among other critical programs.
01:53:21.560
Senate GOP leadership is tentatively eyeing a procedural vote
01:53:24.800
on the deal later Sunday, but the situation is very fluid.
01:53:31.080
And there are parliamentary gimmicks progressive Dems could deploy
01:53:41.460
keep the government shut down for a few more days
01:53:45.820
Imagine that. You have the Democrats, the entire time of this shutdown, blaming Trump, Trump's shutdown, starving children, and they could possibly keep this from being resolved for a few more days just to not give Trump and the Republicans the so-called win.
01:54:11.920
it's a win for everyone open the government i was saying before initially it seems like
01:54:20.260
the government we do we need it uh it's not being funded but i wake up i drive my car
01:54:27.740
i go through there and then after a few days and then weeks go by you start realizing uh-oh
01:54:34.420
planes are lined up down the taxiways and runways and they're not leaving the airports.
01:54:42.220
There are some crucial, critical government agencies that need to be open and funded.
01:54:51.960
And for these vultures, these Democrats, to want to keep that problem going.
01:54:59.140
um the deal features two major components a temporary funding patch to give uh the government
01:55:06.500
keep it open through january 30th and a three bill minibus measure to permanently fund government
01:55:14.000
programs related to military veterans and department of agriculture for the remainder
01:55:19.860
of the fiscal year 2026 a minibus they should all be in minibuses those yellow ones with hockey
01:55:29.100
helmets on there's a load of uh crucially the minibus provisions on the department of
01:55:37.820
agriculture agriculture excuse me fully fund the supplemental nutrition assistance program snap
01:55:44.440
so again they had to get that in there uh snap funding ran out november 1st we all know that
01:55:53.080
and trump administration tapped into the contingency fund to partially keep the program
01:56:07.520
A lot of Democrats, we heard from Chuck Schumer,
01:56:10.380
he is livid, livid that the government will be financed
01:56:16.520
and some of his ridiculously liberal money-wasting programs
01:56:24.640
will not be attached to this reopening of the government.
01:56:37.340
they will continue with some, you know, Democrat proposals
01:56:44.580
and SNAP and all the other things that, health care.
01:56:51.500
and now you can sit and talk about all that other garbage
0.98
01:56:54.280
uh it's a clown show boy i thought like reagan and tip o'neill were at odds all the time at each
0.96
01:57:04.040
other's throats reagan and tip remember that they'd get into arguments about policy and politics and
01:57:11.700
and then you know they kind of figured it out they'd figure these things out there's such
01:57:17.760
disdain for each other now there isn't this well we we go at it we trade some blows but it's all
01:57:27.580
for america and then we come out of it and we pat each other on the back and blah blah blah
01:57:33.060
it's vicious now back then well okay tip a few dollars for well one of your programs
01:57:56.500
Looks like the government will be reopened for like a month, two months,
01:58:00.880
and then we'll see what happens after that.
0.73
01:58:04.400
These two parties are incapable of sitting down
01:58:08.820
and having a civil discourse about what this country needs.
01:58:18.860
I've seen Congress and the Senate divided over the course of American history, my own lifetime.
01:58:27.440
And never, never has it been to this point where they hate each other.
01:58:34.200
They drop F-bombs about each other on national television.
01:58:42.740
And it's not just Trump. There are two unbelievably different ideologies as to how this country should be run. And there is zero motivation to compromise with each other on a lot of these issues because they're so outrageous.
01:59:07.580
And again, I'm a Republican. I consider myself conservative, although I do have some left leaning ideas about certain social programs. But we we've never been like this before.
01:59:25.240
And it always seems to be, and I think I'm open-minded, believe it or not, that the liberal Democrats come up with these insane ideas, these insane wastes of money and crimes against humanity, you know?
01:59:43.520
They believe that our paychecks should finance the removal of healthy breasts on young women
01:59:53.360
because that week they've decided they're a different gender.
0.60
02:00:03.040
I think a lot of America does not want to pay for that.
02:00:06.400
But they will shove this in your face and try to get bills passed, attach it to things important like government shutdowns, reopening the government, having planes fly on schedule safely, not banging into each other like a pool table.
02:00:27.140
But no, they want these insane things attached to it.
02:00:31.280
And that's why we're so divided, because there are just, you will never change a conservative's mind or a rational American's mind that healthy organs should be removed from young people under the guise of some sexual freedom.
02:01:01.280
it's absolutely mental but that's where uh that's where we are um i'm glad i'm glad that uh they
02:01:09.640
have to sign this bill enough democrats came forward they were either offered favors or
02:01:16.760
because it's always the way uh they were offered favors or or something else they didn't just all
02:01:24.260
of a sudden decide for the good of the nation and it might have also been with thanksgiving coming
02:01:39.280
and the Democrats wanted a bunch of things attached
02:01:59.820
it's the anthony cumia show they were doing what they were paid to do
02:02:16.880
the anthony cumia show and uh we're looking at the government reopening
02:02:25.560
We have eight Democrat senators that decided to vote with the Republicans to open the government.
02:02:34.420
Dick Durbin, Hassan, King, Cortez Masto, Kane, Sheehan, or Shaheen, Sheehan, Shaheen, Rosen, and Fetterman.
02:02:49.260
Isn't it amazing the guy with some element of brain damage is pretty much the most reasonable Democrat?
02:02:55.560
They have, Fetterman, and 52 Republicans in a procedural vote to reopen the government.
02:03:01.960
So we will keep tabs on that and see what happens.
02:03:17.680
I have the perfect plan for President Trump to do with Mandami.
0.54
02:03:24.000
Did you see the video of that young girl in New York City
02:03:27.280
who was sitting there cheering for Mamdami and for Sharia law and for Islam?
02:03:35.340
My compassion only goes so far as for what these idiots vote for.
1.00
02:03:38.900
And I hope that she marries a good, fundamental Muslim man, you know,
1.00
02:03:42.820
that when she acts out, you know, has to beat her.
0.80
02:03:45.960
And then she goes trying to, you know, claim domestic violence,
02:03:48.880
and Sharia law officer comes and says, oh, you got no case?
0.97
02:03:52.640
you know these people need to get exactly what they ask for yeah yeah it seems like it and the
0.99
02:03:59.260
worse it gets the more they complain and then the more they just vote for the same crap and you know
0.86
02:04:07.200
something history is being rewritten because i've been doing some looking into the founding fathers
0.96
02:04:10.580
and what they say because somebody's been saying that you know they didn't say anything against
02:04:14.780
islam yes they did as a matter of fact they considered islam a false religion and and the
02:04:20.440
term muhammadin that they used actually was a derogatory designation so they actually they
02:04:26.580
they saw allowed these people to have you know religious freedom and as far as it does not
02:04:30.920
you know constitute a danger to the country so it is within their right you know within their
0.99
02:04:36.460
mindset to actually keep these kind of people out of the country if necessary all right do you think
0.96
02:04:40.960
like the founding fathers without without looking at what was written or the legend of the founding
02:04:48.180
fathers can you imagine these guys trying their damnedest to build this country to to uh come up
02:04:57.160
with documents that give people rights and kind of spell out what this country is supposed to be
0.85
02:05:04.120
all about and then going yeah let's have savages imagine what islam was like in the 1700s i know
0.67
02:05:13.320
it hasn't changed much but it had to be even worse before they got oil money or anything else
0.87
02:05:18.920
so could you imagine the founding fathers going yeah in the in right in the middle of all of these
0.99
02:05:24.760
immigrants and settlers that are coming here working they know how to run plows and covered
1.00
02:05:31.960
wagons and they're building houses and moving westward we want these absolute savages
1.00
02:05:39.380
intermingled with them for what what would be the upside they definitely did not want that in this
02:05:47.560
country general george s patton's observation when he was in north africa there's a quote from him i
02:05:53.800
don't have an autonomy yeah but when he refers to the arabs he says if they had been christians
02:05:57.980
imagine where they'd be now because they're still where they were back in 700 uh yeah all right but
02:06:04.380
now trump and mandami this is what i i would do if i was president trump i wish i was one of his
02:06:09.740
advisors you know i would make them sit there and and keep begging like a dog you know to have to
02:06:15.660
see president trump yeah and then i would have one of my underlings finally contact him and arrange
02:06:21.100
an appointment and in the meantime i would call bb net and yahoo and ask him to come over and sit
02:06:26.480
with me in the oval office and have mandami sitting out there waiting for a while and then walk out
02:06:31.480
the office and and and looking oh i'm so sorry i forgot i i have something more important to do
02:06:36.940
hey bb come on let's go we got to get down to mara lago and play some golf yeah that would
02:06:42.200
kind of uh be a a thorn in his side i believe thank you joaquin yes bb netanyahu my god uh
02:06:56.120
The theme tonight, if there is a theme, has been women and celebrity.
02:07:05.600
I kind of had a few stories about that this evening.
02:07:08.920
And it doesn't stop because one of my favorites, and I know one of yours, Jane Fonda.
0.89
02:07:18.600
Here's a woman that has no sense of self-awareness.
1.00
02:07:23.680
this woman is despised by half the country not just like uh like de niro de niro is alienated
0.51
02:07:34.100
his fan base he's you know people don't like him you'll still watch his movies and you go oh that
0.97
02:07:40.400
guy's a jackass whatever jane fonda is despised though hated by half the country and the further
02:07:48.860
you go back to the veterans of the Vietnam War, you can't find a person that is hated
0.99
02:07:58.240
more by those people. Ho Chi Minh is higher on the list than Jane Fonda as far as Vietnam
02:08:06.300
vets go. She's always got to get there and bash Trump and Republicans, MAGA. She don't
1.00
02:08:14.500
like MAGA people, and she thinks anyone wants to actually put any credence
0.86
02:08:21.780
into what she's saying with her terrible old nasally voice.
02:08:28.540
You know, I think Jane Fonda says that Trump voters weren't MAGA.
02:08:51.420
Democrats need to open their arms and take in these poor, misguided Republicans and hug them, invite them aboard to become more like Jane Fonda.
02:09:16.300
Let's hear Jane, Hanoi Jane, as they called her.
02:09:24.580
I get so mad at people who say, you know, I don't like him, so I'm not going to vote.
02:09:29.620
You know, one young person, you know, and I said, if we don't get Biden reelected or then it was Kamala, we're going to have fascism.
02:09:37.640
And she said, this young person said to me, we already have fascism.
02:09:41.040
We don't teach civics anymore, so they don't understand what's happening now is leading to fascism.
02:09:48.580
Do you think Democrats need to change their messaging?
02:09:51.320
How do you think they should change their messaging?
02:09:57.920
A lot of them were people who were just really angry and really hurting because they can't pay for things that they need.
02:10:05.860
Health care, groceries, it's getting worse now.
02:10:07.940
And so those people are going to have buyer's remorse. And we cannot judge them. We have to open our arms and welcome them. We need a big tent. Biden and Kamala didn't talk enough about the working class people.
02:10:26.000
what the democrats have to talk about is income inequality what that what the republicans are
0.91
02:10:31.900
doing to our democracy and to health care and to food and everything else everything we buy is
02:10:37.600
going to be more expensive because of what trump is doing oh what was the excuse under biden what
02:10:45.200
was that excuse for high prices you heard him yelling before that wages were up and inflation
02:10:52.640
was down under biden pure lies inflation was unbelievably high under biden wages were down
02:11:02.200
the only wages that were up were government jobs that his administration was handing out
02:11:07.620
to minorities at record levels so we taxpayers were paying for these amazing jobs these uh
02:11:16.860
unbelievable job reports would come out every couple of months and you realize oh there
02:11:22.620
all government jobs taxpayer jobs not the private sector but uh the prices of everything went up
02:11:30.640
because what trump there were four years of biden in there as i recall during trump the prices were
02:11:37.600
low uh during his 2016 uh presidency and now at least the price of energy is down which drives
02:11:46.560
the price of everything down prices are lower now than they were under Biden overall there are
02:11:53.440
certain items that they're not but inflation is definitely down under Trump it was horrific
02:12:02.040
under Biden but Jane Fonda is not going to tell you that my favorite part of that clip though
02:12:08.660
oh my god the people will get buyer's remorse why what is Trump doing that's better than what Biden
02:12:20.880
was doing to get to the point where you go oh I wish Kamala Harris was president I have buyer's
0.98
02:12:28.340
remorse I should have voted for that dimwit they they live in these Beverly Hills Hollywood
0.98
02:12:38.220
bel-air uh bubbles jane fonda believes this this old rag she believes this and then the kicker the
0.99
02:12:49.140
the hug you know we need a big tent and all these republicans that weren't maga that have
02:12:57.280
buyer's remorse they're all going to stream in and and we have to wipe the disgusted look off
02:13:06.300
our liberal faces and touch them and hug them in what hallucination in what 60s barbarella
02:13:19.880
hallucination does something like that actually happen where streams of republicans go up to
02:13:30.520
democrats and go please please hug me this is how out of touch these people are this is absolute
02:13:45.320
insanity if anything like i was saying earlier young liberals very young liberals grow up
02:14:24.540
where does this go? And their parents have to tell them all the programs that their money's
02:14:31.680
going to. So that's how it works in that way. But in Jane Fonda's mentally ill mind,
02:14:39.020
she has this image of Republicans, just all of them walking, heads slung low, crying,
02:14:46.760
saying, please, please, Jane Fonda and company, forgive me.
02:15:12.100
Sitting there on a North Vietnamese anti-aircraft gun.
02:15:16.760
the same gun that absolutely cost the lives of airmen
02:15:21.800
or got them imprisoned in a Vietnamese POW camp,
02:15:37.280
And a little more Hollywood, a little more Hollywood.
0.99
02:15:44.800
He's kind of serving out the end of his tenure as the late show host.
02:15:52.860
He was canceled a while back, but I guess they've given him about a year to pack up his crap and get out.
02:16:03.460
Pack up the box with the plant in it and the nameplate for your desk and your blotter and pens and pencils and get out.
02:16:12.160
So Colbert is saying that talk show hosts, you know, like we've seen over the course of the years and the amazing Johnny Carson, David Letterman, talk show hosts have a purpose.
02:16:30.860
other than what we're used to, making us laugh, entertaining us,
02:16:37.320
interviewing some celebrity about their movie, not getting political,
02:16:41.500
not dressing up as syringes and selling a vaccine to the public.
02:16:49.700
Colbert, he knows what talk show hosts are supposed to do,
02:16:57.180
I'm curious what you feel like the great affirmative case is for a show like yours.
02:17:00.860
Why should shows like mine continue to exist or like Kimmel or Jimmy or whatever?
02:17:05.180
And I said, everyone plays a great affection, which is why I said, why?
02:17:08.540
Oh, we're like your friend who at the end of the day paid attention to the news more than you did.
02:17:14.620
And you're aware of it. You just didn't do the detail work that we did.
02:17:18.140
And then we curate that back to you at the end of the day.
02:17:23.100
But it's really more about how we feel about her.
02:17:26.060
I, as the person who met who like is the vehicle for that,
02:17:28.860
how we felt about today all those things that might have made you confused or angry or or
02:17:36.800
or anxious or happy or surprised or something like that i feel that way at the camera or to
02:17:43.880
the audience really i'm really performing for the audience and the camera captures it
02:17:47.760
the pomposity of this tool are you kidding me you the people the viewers of the Stephen Colbert
0.99
02:18:02.780
show maybe he does have this right the viewers are so either lazy or stupid you cannot possibly
0.99
02:18:12.300
disseminate the news you can't possibly see what's going on read social media see various uh
0.99
02:18:21.720
outlets telling you the news and and put that all together by yourself do you have the the ability
1.00
02:18:32.220
to rationally reason of course you don't you're lazy and stupid thank god we have
1.00
02:18:42.000
stephen colbert and jimmy kimmel to take the news that we are much too idiotic to figure out
1.00
02:18:51.700
and tell us what it all means without attaching an agenda to it whatsoever i'm sure
0.96
02:19:00.900
Or I'm sure they're just taking the news and giving it to you without any bias whatsoever.
1.00
02:19:09.760
To you lazy morons that just sit there drooling in front of the television watching their shows
1.00
02:19:27.820
did johnny carson do that arguably the greatest talk show host ever did he sit there and explain
1.00
02:19:38.860
like you're an idiot the news to you or did he joke about the news without any political bias
0.99
02:19:48.240
whatsoever he'd have guests on his show politicians from both sides of the aisle
1.00
02:20:04.680
that could come up without any indication by him who he supported.
1.00
02:20:11.880
And these jackasses are so full of themselves
0.91
02:20:16.880
that Stephen Colbert actually said this in public.
0.98
02:20:24.040
you need him to explain the news to you that makes a talk show well that tells you why steven
0.99
02:20:31.960
colbert's ass is thrown out on broadway from the ed sullivan theater goodbye and don't come back
0.96
02:20:42.560
all right we'll be back in a moment stick around it's the anthony cumia show
1.00
02:21:19.760
Thank you so much for tuning in this Sunday evening.
02:21:32.260
They usually wait until they have to take him out in a body bag,
0.80
02:21:38.760
But I guess she wants to enjoy a little of that insider trading money
0.98
02:21:43.020
that her and her husband have made on the stock market
02:21:54.900
You got a politician who is privy to information
02:21:59.000
that directly affects a company's value on the stock market.
02:22:16.960
and this information could make you a very very rich person or very rich couple if you're the
02:22:23.780
Pelosi's so um she's finally retiring I guess she wants to enjoy some of those hundreds of millions
02:22:31.680
of dollars that her and her husband made her poor husband you know when someone's hitting you over
02:22:38.400
the head with a ball peen hammer you're not really thinking about your next trade your next big move
02:22:43.140
what is it tesla huh um did you hear that guy got like life in prison the guy that smashed uh
02:22:54.620
mr uh pelosi uh nancy's husband over the head with a hammer and there was weird it was kind of a
02:23:01.620
very dodgy situation was he invited were they friends and he hit him over there with a hammer
02:23:08.360
a couple of times life in prison must be nice to have pull like nancy pelosi uh does in those
02:23:17.120
situations because we've seen a lot of really really bad criminals who have murdered people
02:23:24.940
re-released out onto the street to commit crimes against innocent citizens why i don't i'm not
02:23:33.540
angry that he got life in prison i'm angry that they don't give uh everyone that does that and
02:23:40.700
more like murder or rape um like we saw in this uh brooklyn story uh give them life that bangs
02:23:49.940
them over there with a hammer goes away for life so um she uh she had some words some choice words
02:23:58.300
for donald trump and uh it really is amazing because she calls trump i think the worst thing
02:24:05.120
on earth and then the the interviewer kind of reiterates that he goes wait really like the
02:24:12.500
worst thing on earth and she says yes the worst thing on earth so it wasn't just a euphemism or a
02:24:20.120
um something she was just like well i was just saying like he's bad she says it twice
02:24:26.980
when the interviewer questions her about it so she really thinks donald trump is the worst thing
0.99
02:24:34.680
on earth worst thing cancer worse than um pedophilia rape all that donald trump to nancy
0.99
02:24:43.340
pelosi the worst thing on earth let's listen to nan it's just a vile creature uh the worst thing
1.00
02:24:52.560
on the face of the earth but anyway you think he's the worst thing on the face of the earth
0.95
02:24:59.920
Because he's the President of the United States
02:25:02.240
and he does not honor the Constitution of the United States.
02:25:06.240
In fact, he's turned the Supreme Court into a rogue court.
02:25:17.500
He's scared people who are in our country legally.
02:25:25.700
I know you've said you won't talk about your future until after Prop 50, but there is speculation about what you're going to do next.
02:25:33.280
Can you talk to us just about what the thought process is?
02:25:36.360
How do you weigh the personal and the political?
02:25:40.460
Well, first of all, when people start as in the press speculating, is she going to run?
02:25:46.420
Just wanted to hear her talk about Donald Trump being the worst thing on earth.
02:25:50.700
And then what she says, you know, he's taken the Constitution, he's broken the Constitution, done things against the Constitution.
02:26:01.300
If he had, don't you think the Democrats would be all over that?
02:26:05.360
They've accused and prosecuted him for a lot less than that.
02:26:11.480
If it was true, they would be doing something about it.
02:26:19.100
if it was the other way around would it be a rogue supreme court they just don't like when
02:26:26.100
they don't get their way and pelosi's one of the biggest babies tearing up trump's state of the
02:26:32.380
union address uh years back we remember that one and he chilled the press no the press realized
02:27:02.700
But chilling the media by calling out their bias and lies?
02:27:11.560
Have another Harvey Wallbanger and enjoy your hundreds of millions of dollars on vacation.
02:27:28.660
Maybe you'll get more than a ball-peen hammer smacked over his stupid head.
1.00
02:27:43.040
Going to be interesting to see who takes that power vacuum,
0.79
02:27:46.460
although she hasn't really been in power power for quite some time.
02:27:50.620
I do love that you tune in every Sunday to hear me.
02:27:56.260
Anthony Cumia on X for my social media, and we'll see you next week.