00:00:14.000If Democrats regain control of the United States government, the insanity of the Biden era is only just the beginning.
00:00:20.000I'll explain what I mean in just a moment.
00:00:22.000Plus, we'll get to a massive anti-mass migration march in the UK, the latest on Iran, and whether Cuba is planning a drone assault on the United States military.
00:00:37.000So over the weekend, the Supreme Court rejected Virginia Democrats' emergency request to revive their congressional map.
00:00:44.000So you recall that the Virginia Democrats tried to draw a congressional map that basically reduced Republican representation to nil.
00:00:52.000It turned a map that was fairly evenly divided into a map with just one Republican seat in the entire state.
00:00:57.000And then the Virginia Supreme Court decided that that was unconstitutional because of the process that had been followed.
00:01:02.000The Supreme Court upheld the Virginia Supreme Court's ruling.
00:01:07.000According to the Wall Street Journal, the decision puts an end to Democrats' long shot bid to reverse a ruling by Virginia's highest court that voided the map.
00:01:14.000It was issued by the court in the form of a one line order with no explanation and no recorded dissent.
00:01:50.000In fact, this entire referendum was an attempt to nullify future elections by destroying the congressional map that would have allowed some Republicans to get representation in Congress.
00:02:01.000She said, The Supreme Court of the United States has now joined the Supreme Court of Virginia in choosing to nullify an election and the votes of more than 3 million Virginians.
00:02:10.000Again, this is part and parcel of the Goal of Democrats, which is to claim falsely that there is gigantic voter suppression of Democrats happening all over the country.
00:02:18.000And this all quickly turns racial.1.00
00:02:20.000So Kamala Harris, who still for some reason wants to run for president.0.79
00:03:52.000She says that this administration would rather have black Americans pick cotton than pick the president, which is kind of a strange thing to say.
00:04:58.000She's pushing for affirmative action programs and forced minority majority districts and all the rest of it.0.97
00:05:03.000Here she is saying a bunch of dumb things all at once, which is her way.
00:05:07.000It is not a coincidence, and our whole country must understand that it was not until voting rights were ratified in this country that we got the great society.0.96
00:05:19.000Because when black Americans have the right to vote and that vote is protected, our schools get funded.
00:06:30.000The Great Society programs began in 1964.
00:06:34.000With things like the Food Stamp Act of 1964 and the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act, was wait for it, wait for it, 1965.
00:06:43.000So, yeah, no, she's just wrong about that.
00:06:46.000Again, this is not to make the case against voting rights.
00:06:49.000I'm very, very glad that black people can vote in outsized numbers in the United States as they do, which is why it is so stupid that we keep hearing that black people are somehow not represented in the United States government.1.00
00:07:19.000Because if we in our generation do not now do our duty, we will lose the gains and the rights and the liberties that our ancestors afforded us.
00:07:30.000Now is our generation's time to prove worthy of the blessings.
00:07:35.000Now is our generation's time to respond to the assaults.
00:07:40.000You see, we have seen this before where some people in black robes try to deny or take away our rights.
00:07:57.000But the solution in those days was not to sit back and agonize, it was to stand up and organize and mobilize.
00:08:07.000Because we still live in a democracy no matter how much they try to undermine it.
00:08:12.000We still live in a nation where the power of the people is greater than the people in power.
00:08:18.000I'm just going to point out here that.
00:08:20.000His history is a little flawed once again.
00:08:22.000So, comparing what the Supreme Court has said about the drawing of particular districts in the South in 2026 to Dred Scott, which ruled that under the Constitution, black Americans weren't people.
00:08:33.000Or Plessy versus Ferguson, which ruled segregation legal.
00:08:36.000Or Korematsu, which argued that Japanese Americans could be interned in times of war.
00:08:41.000I have a feeling it's not quite the same thing.0.63
00:08:43.000But again, the goal here is they're all addicted to this Obama program from 2012.
00:08:48.000In 2008, Barack Obama ran as a broad liberal.
00:08:52.000Who's going to bring Americans together without regard for race?0.97
00:08:54.000And then in 2012, he decided he was going to create a majority minority coalition with some college educated white ladies.
00:09:00.000And this was the new majority going forward.
00:09:02.000Democrats can never let go of it, they will not let go of it.
00:09:05.000And so they continue to push this forward.
00:09:08.000We'll get to more on the third worldism of the Democratic Party and what's been happening over in London in a moment.
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00:10:40.000There is no statistical evidence that black people are being deprived of the vote in the United States.0.98
00:10:44.000But you know what's even sillier is this idea that Democrats are wholesale in favor of pure democracy.
00:10:52.000Gavin Newsom is out there openly saying that in the California primaries, there's an open primary system in California.
00:10:58.000The way that it works is the top two candidates make the runoff.
00:11:00.000Right now, there's a possibility that Chad Bianco and Steve Hilton.
00:11:04.000Both Republicans end up at the top of the heap because there are 1 million Democrats running.
00:11:08.000And Gavin Newsom says that that process must be thwarted.
00:11:12.000In fact, there's a break the glass scenario to thwart democracy, according to Gavin Newsom.
00:11:17.000So just remember, folks, when it comes to a Democratic republic, there are lots of different systems, lots of different checks and balances.
00:11:23.000And that doesn't mean that anyone is, quote unquote, opposing democracy per se.
00:11:35.000This needs to be the case, but there is a break the glass scenario.
00:11:39.000And there's many people that have a deep understanding of what it would look like if Democrats were locked out.
00:11:45.000And we're going to do everything to make sure that doesn't happen.
00:11:50.000Oh, well, they're going to take, you might say, undemocratic means in order to thwart their own rules, which will be very exciting stuff, I feel like.
00:11:57.000The pro democracy party, not so pro democracy when it comes up against their priors.
00:12:01.000But all of this, again, is part of their gigantic view of the universe in which everyone can be broken down by racial group.
00:12:07.000And we can determine by that group whether they are, in fact, victims or victimizers.
00:12:13.000Democrats are growing more and more radical day by day.
00:12:52.000As a student of history, it is difficult for me to not see elements of that as being like a reality, especially in resistance to fascism.
00:13:04.000We didn't beat the Nazis with smiles, we did beat them with a war.
00:13:10.000I don't think it's a very controversial statement, to tell you the truth.0.82
00:13:16.000I'm just going to point out that you know what's one way we didn't defeat the Nazis is by getting Nazi tattoos on our chest or by going on Nazi podcasts.0.68
00:13:23.000Also, not a way that we defeated the Nazis.0.55
00:13:25.000Listening to Graham Platner talking about defeating the Nazis is like listening to Hassan Piker talk about defeating the communists.
00:13:33.000But Graham Platner, again, is emblematic of the new Democratic Party, more and more radical.
00:13:39.000He's out there apologizing for Iraq, apologizing for Afghanistan, and of course, blaming everybody else for the fact that he actually joined the United States military voluntarily.
00:13:47.000Apparently, he was bamboozled, he was suckered into it.
00:13:51.000We destroyed Iraq and we destroyed Afghanistan and all the suffering, all the killing, all the dying, all the displacement, all of it was.0.90
00:14:23.000What it was before with all of the problems that Iraq is experiencing.
00:14:26.000And as for Afghanistan, it turns out that before we got there, the Taliban was running it and head chopping people.
00:14:31.000And after we left, the Taliban is running it and head chopping people.
00:14:33.000So things aren't so great in Afghanistan without us there either.
00:14:37.000But Graham Plattner, again, the new Democratic Party, he says that what we really need to do is we need to basically end America's involvement in the world in order so we can spend the money here at home.0.95
00:14:48.000And these are some of the dumbest talking points.0.95
00:14:50.000These talking points drive me up a wall.1.00
00:14:52.000They are so stupid, but they're part and parcel of the Democrats trying to sell dumb talking points to people.1.00
00:14:57.000Because what they really want is a weaker America on the world stage.1.00
00:15:02.000So we just spent $50 billion in two months in the war in Iran.
00:15:06.000And I haven't heard a single question of where it came from.
00:15:10.000I am always amazed that this nation can just expend billions, trillions of dollars on wars that enrich the military industrial complex, protect people in power.
00:15:23.000And we never have to have a conversation about where the money came from.
00:15:26.000But the moment you say that Americans deserve to see housing costs come down, Or energy costs come down.
00:15:34.000The moment we have to talk about health care, suddenly we have to pull our pockets out and pretend like we're paupers.
00:15:42.000What in the world is he talking about?
00:15:43.000We spend multiple times the amount of money on our social welfare programs that we spend on the United States military.
00:15:49.000As a percentage of GDP, we've been basically flat in terms of our military spending for many, many years.
00:15:54.000That is not true of our social spending.
00:15:56.000But again, this is one of these dumb talking points the left likes to repeat because what they actually want is a weaker America in the world.
00:16:02.000Zarnamdani is doing the same thing, by the way.0.80
00:16:04.000Again, Zar Mamdani, the brand new hero of the Democratic Party, he's now quoting Tupac Shakur on the Iran war.0.99
00:16:11.000Again, maybe voters are just dumb who vote for these people.1.00
00:16:15.000If you're the kind of politician who finds yourself quoting Tupac Shakur, I don't even know what to make of you other than you are appealing to idiots.1.00
00:16:24.000Not because Tupac Shakur wasn't a great rapper, but I don't think he was a great political commentator.0.99
00:16:28.000I don't think that he had tremendous wisdom when it came to his global view of foreign policy.
00:16:36.000Quoting Tupac Shakur's wise advice on the Iraq war, I've made clear my very deep opposition to this war in Iran.0.88
00:16:43.000It is an opposition not just of a procedural nature or a political nature, but frankly, of a moral nature.0.64
00:16:49.000We are speaking about a war that has killed thousands of civilians, a war that is deeply unpopular across the city and across this country, not just because of what we are seeing it result in, but also because it is utilizing tens of billions of dollars to kill people, money that Could otherwise be spent on making life easier for people across the city in this country.
00:17:11.000You know, I mean, Tupac said it decades ago.
00:17:13.000It continues to be true about the fact that we always seem to have money for war, but not to feed the poor.
00:17:18.000And that is not the way that politics should be.
00:17:21.000That is not what Americans want politics to be.
00:17:24.000For Zoran Momdani, obviously, this anti American involvement in the world is part and parcel of a broader third worldist view in which America and its allies are guilty for literally everything bad that happens on planet Earth.
00:17:35.000So, Zoran Momdani, remember that time that Zoran Momdani said in a New York City debate.
00:17:39.000For mayor, he was asked about policies of Israel.
00:17:41.000He said, I don't want to talk about that.
00:17:43.000I'm not interested in that because I'm the mayor of New York.
00:17:53.000It's pretty much the only thing he truly cares about sinking America into the mire in honor of third world peoples who he believes have been victimized in some way.
00:18:04.000So over the weekend, Momdani decided he was going to honor what anti Israel.
00:18:11.000People and Israel exterminationists who wish to see Israel exterminated call Nakba Day.
00:18:16.000Now, in order to understand what Nakba Day is, you have to understand.
00:18:29.000The Nakba was the failure to destroy Israel.
00:18:31.000Then there was an agitprop effort by anti Israel forces to claim that Nakba didn't refer to the failure to destroy Israel.
00:18:40.000It referred instead to the refugee problem that emerged from the war between.
00:18:45.000The Arab states, which remember attacked Israel upon its establishment in 1948, and Israel.
00:18:50.000And the idea was that was the Nakba.0.70
00:18:52.000The Nakba was the expulsion of Palestinians from Israeli areas.
00:18:55.000Now, we should be clear the Israeli Declaration of Independence offered citizenship to Arabs living in Israeli areas, which is why there are 2 million Israeli Arabs today.0.59
00:19:05.000There are villages directly around Jerusalem, like Abu Ghosh, that have been there since before 1948, Arabic villages since before 1948, that decided not to pick up arms and fight the Israelis, and they're still there.0.78
00:19:16.000Weird how that works because there are no Jews anywhere in the Middle East because the Arab nations expelled pretty much all of them.0.84
00:19:22.000850,000 Jews were expelled in the next decade and a half after the establishment of the state of Israel.
00:19:32.000In fact, Azam Pasha, the secretary general of the Arab League, said in early 1948 that Arabs should move out of the areas where battle would take place because, quote, this war will be a war of extermination and a momentous massacre, which will be spoken of like the Mongol massacres and the Crusades.
00:19:48.000The Iraqi prime minister at the time called on the Jews to pack their bags and leave while there was still time.
00:19:55.000And there were broadcasts that went out from Arab leadership, from the Arab League, telling people to leave those areas because there was going to be a war.
00:20:01.000In any case, part of the propaganda effort by Anti Israel people is to claim that Israel purposefully expelled some 500,000 Palestinians or more during the 1948 war.
00:20:11.000And so the mayor of New York, this is why it's important, otherwise, this is just obscure Middle Eastern history.
00:20:16.000The reason this is important is because Zoram Mamdani believes that the foundation of the state of Israel was fundamentally illegitimate, and he is using his office as mayor of New York in order to push eliminationist rhetoric with regard to Israel.
00:20:33.000It was nighttime, and my father came into our bedroom and told us, surprisingly, To get on all fours and make our way to the staircase that goes in to the roof.
00:20:46.000There were no windows on the staircase because bullets had come in through the wood shutters at that stage.
00:20:53.000And next day, we just took what we could carry and went to my uncle Hussein's house in Nablus because there was no fighting in Nablus.0.95
00:21:03.000The Zionists were, you know, coming into Jerusalem.
00:21:09.000Nablus, by the way, is located in, wait for it, Judea and Samaria, the West Bank, which is in Israel.0.57
00:21:16.000And it was controlled by Jordan between 1948 and 1967.
00:21:21.000So, again, the only reason this is important is because this is the democratic ideology that has taken the front an ideology that says that the West is guilty for every single thing in the world.
00:21:30.000And that domestically, America needs to believe that racism has won the day and the only solve is democratic socialism.
00:21:38.000That is the way the Democratic Party is moving.
00:22:01.000You're traveling, working, grabbing food on the run, eating whatever's available between meetings or kids' activities.
00:22:06.000Suddenly, your balanced diet consists primarily of caffeine and convenience food.
00:22:09.000That's one of the reasons I like Balance of Nature.
00:22:11.000Balance of Nature takes whole food ingredients from fruits and veggies and uses a special vacuum cold process. to stabilize the naturally occurring phytonutrients.
00:22:19.000The ingredients are then powdered and encapsulated, making it easy to supplement your diet with real whole food ingredients.
00:22:24.000The goal isn't to replace eating fruits and veggies.
00:23:42.000The right also would like for people to vote.
00:23:45.000It is only the left that wishes to see centralization of power.
00:23:47.000But again, if you want to see what the Democratic Party wants, just look at Britain.
00:23:51.000Britain is about 10 years ahead of us.
00:23:53.000The direction that Britain is moving is a very, very bad direction, and that is the direction the left in America would love us to move.
00:23:58.000So over the weekend in Britain, According to the BBC, tens of thousands of protesters joined two rival marches in London on Saturday the Unite the Kingdom rally, organized by Tommy Robinson, and a pro Palestinian demonstration.
00:24:11.000In the Tommy Robinson rally, many could be seen waving Union flags, with some wearing Make England Great Again, mega red hats, chants of We Want Starmer Out.
00:24:20.000Here Starmer is the Prime Minister of Great Britain, could also be heard.
00:24:24.000The separate pro Palestinian march, marking Nakba Day, there it is, started in Kensington before heading to Waterloo Place via Piccadilly.
00:24:31.000So, what happened at these various rallies?
00:24:32.000Well, at one, At one, the government tried to shut it down.
00:24:36.000That would be the United Kingdom rally.
00:25:24.000He's not going to tolerate hatred.0.98
00:25:25.000You know, like hatred of London protesters who showed up to protest the United Kingdom rally, chanting about Tommy Robinson that he should be shot in the neck like Charlie Kirk.
00:25:35.000Apparently, Keir Starmer has no problem with that kind of hatred.
00:26:02.000This kind of stuff, totally okay, according to Kirstarmer.
00:26:04.000The real threat is the Unite the Kingdom march that oppose this stuff.
00:26:18.000A very, very large crowd calling for armed uprisings and revolution.
00:26:25.000One of the speakers on the stage suggested that actually Great Britain had planted the Zionist cancer, as though Jewish presence in the Middle East is solely due to Great Britain, which would come as a surprise to, you know, all of Jewish history, but okay.0.58
00:26:40.000Here in the capital of the country that planted the Zionist cancer, hundreds of thousands would march in solidarity with them.0.65
00:26:51.000Never would they have imagined that people from all corners of the globe, in their hundreds of thousands, no, in their millions, would march in solidarity with them.0.93
00:27:05.000From every corner, people of all walks of life, of all religions and none, opened their eyes to the evils of Zionism and decided to take a stand.
00:27:15.000And for that, the Palestinian people thank you.
00:27:19.000The UK government imported all of this.
00:27:43.000And pretending that away is not going to make it go away.
00:27:47.000So I know there are a lot of people in the Republican Party these days who have heartburn over things that they don't like about President Trump.
00:27:53.000There are a lot of Americans who are independents who are thinking, well, you know, the Democrats, maybe they won't be that bad.
00:27:58.000I would just like you to look across the water and see what this will become.
00:28:01.000Zoran Manzani and the mayor and Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, the same.
00:28:07.000They have the same ideology, they have the same belief system.
00:28:11.000If you want to see what is happening in London happen more broadly in the United States, then please give Democrats power.
00:28:17.000If not, maybe we should have some second thoughts.
00:28:19.000All right, meanwhile, when it comes to Iran, it turns out that once again, the Iranians are not going to just give up the ghost and hand over their nuclear program.0.78
00:28:30.000According to Iran International, the United States had set five conditions in response to Iran's current proposals, including no payments of damages and the transfer of 400 kilograms of uranium.
00:28:42.000Iran apparently, instead, is saying that they want a cessation of all violence on all fronts, the lifting of sanctions, the release of all frozen funds, compensation for war damages, and recognition of Iran's sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz.
00:29:01.000The Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Miyad Maliki, writes Multiple officials have now openly acknowledged Iran's structural gasoline deficit, war damaged energy infrastructure, and the urgent need for consumption management.
00:29:12.000Fuel shortages and tightened rationing are pushing drivers across the country into a rapidly growing gasoline black market.
00:29:18.000Citizens are describing hours long lines of filling stations and sharply inflated under the table prices, a clear sign the official quota system is breaking down on the ground.
00:29:26.000Iranian crude exports have collapsed by more than 80% between mid March and late April, measured against a March baseline of 23.4 million barrels.
00:29:37.000And the only thing that Iran can do right now is try to rally all of those members of the left, all of the people on the left in the United States and the Horseshoe Right, all of the people protesting in London to their support.0.63
00:29:51.000Mohammed Khalibaf, who is the head of the Iranian parliament, which is a fake organization in the first place, he tweeted out the world stands at the cusp of a new order.0.81
00:29:59.000As President Xi said, the transformation unseen in a century is accelerating across the globe.
00:30:03.000And I emphasize that the Iranian nation's 70 day resistance has accelerated this transformation.
00:30:08.000The future belongs to the global south.
00:30:11.000He's trying to make common cause with China, trying to make common cause with the Russians, obviously, and obviously trying to unite the third world.0.56
00:30:18.000This is not the first time we have seen this sort of tactic happen.
00:30:20.000This happened also in the aftermath of the 1967 Six Day War when the Soviet Union decided to promote third worldism as an alternative to Arab countries who were thinking about uniting with the United States.
00:30:31.000Meanwhile, Mahmoud Pazeshkian, who is the president of Iran, he praised Iran's communications and IT services on World Communication Day.
00:30:40.000We should note at this point that Iran is on day 79 of its internet blackout.
00:30:44.000So things are not going particularly well for the Iranians.
00:30:47.000There is the possibility that this war goes kinetic sometime in the near future again.
00:30:51.000Obviously, that's up to the president.
00:30:52.000Right now, this blockade is doing terrible harm to the Iranian economy.
00:30:55.000They're going to have to cap wells soon.
00:30:57.000They're going to have to take refineries offline because they just do not have any place to put all of the oil that they have since it's not going out anywhere.0.91
00:31:05.000But as I've said before, the real solution here would be to reopen the Strait of Hormuz through force and bomb Iran's oil facilities.0.84
00:31:12.000Defenestrating their economy and making it impossible for the regime to recover in the near, mid, or far term.0.74
00:31:18.000That is what Iran is risking right now.
00:31:20.000And the president of the United States keeps saying that over and over.
00:31:23.000At a certain point, he will run out of patience.
00:31:25.000The president of the United States went on Truth Social over the weekend and put out a statement to that effect.
00:31:32.000He said, For Iran, the clock is ticking and they better get moving fast or there won't be anything left of them.
00:31:39.000Well, we'll find out in short order.0.92
00:31:41.000When it comes to China, The president has taken an awful lot of measures, as I've pointed out, to basically cut off the tentacles of Chinese power.0.90
00:31:50.000That's what Venezuela is largely about.
00:31:52.000It's what Cuba, as we'll get to, is about.
00:31:54.000It is also what the closing of the Iranian shipments from the Strait of Hormuz is about.0.57
00:32:00.000Zinebra Boy of Hudson Institute points out that the president has made a number of strategic moves to box in the Chinese, ranging from the building of AI infrastructure in the UAE to maximizing U.S. India trade with an LNG deal.
00:32:17.000To U.S. government industrial enclaves in the Philippines, the president has always seen China as a serious geopolitical enemy.
00:32:25.000Now, with that said, the president does want to reshore key resources for the United States.
00:32:29.000That includes, for example, the production of sophisticated microchips.
00:32:33.000The president, I'm not sure I love his language here with regard to Taiwan, but obviously it is in the United States' interest not to be totally reliant on Taiwanese microchip manufacturing at this point, considering how vital those supplies are to pretty much everything in our economy.
00:32:48.000Here was the president over the weekend.
00:32:50.000If you look at the history of Taiwan, Taiwan was developed because we had presidents that didn't know what the hell they were doing.
00:32:58.000Because if they would have put tariffs on chips coming in, they would have never left.
00:33:02.000Everything was about Intel and everything was about our chip companies.
00:33:30.000So, that should not be a reason for us to give up Taiwan to the Chinese.0.99
00:33:34.000But it is good, of course, that the United States is making our resources safer, obviously, so long as we are not basically giving a green light to the Chinese.0.94
00:33:42.000The truth is, it's not just about Taiwan.0.96
00:33:43.000The Taiwan Strait is a bottleneck when it comes to shipping supply that we cannot allow China to drive control over.
00:33:52.000Other areas where China has an interest.
00:33:58.000A report from Axio says that Cuba has now acquired more than 300 military drones and recently began discussing plans to use them to attack the U.S. base at Guantanamo Bay, U.S. military vessels, and possibly even Key West, which of course is in Florida.
00:34:13.000The intelligence shows the degree to which the Trump administration sees Cuba as a threat because of developments in drone warfare and the presence of Iranian military advisors in Havana.
00:34:22.000According to U.S. officials, Cuba has been acquiring attack drones of varying capabilities from Russia and Iran since 2023 and has actually stashed them in strategic locations across the island.0.51
00:34:33.000And they are working with the Chinese in order to facilitate all of this.
00:34:38.000That doesn't mean that they are not dangerous.
00:34:42.000I do want to give a shout out to producer Savvy, by the way.1.00
00:34:44.000She has a fantastic piece over at Daily Wire that everybody should read, all about growing up as a Cuban American, talking about being raised by Cuban exile parents.
00:34:54.000She writes about what it means for the left to take over in America.
00:35:00.000She said that her grandparents, for example, watched in anguish.
00:35:03.000When Barack Obama was elected president, quote, my abuelo Ernesto was tapping his foot uncontrollably.
00:35:08.000My abuela Norma had one tear lightly streaming down her face.
00:35:11.000Then she leaned over to me and said something I will never forget.
00:35:13.000That sounds exactly like Fidel Castro.0.97
00:35:17.000Socialism does not arrive all at once.
00:35:19.000It seeps in through rhetoric that reshapes how people think about success, fairness, and their own country.
00:35:23.000Go check out the piece over at DailyWire.com.
00:35:26.000Now, speaking of anti market forces, left wing billionaires, according to reporting at the Daily Wire, are now funding groups attempting to cripple AI infrastructure, as we've been talking about on the program.
00:35:36.000The AI race is imperative for the United States.
00:35:38.000It's imperative for our economy, and it's also imperative for our military.0.86
00:35:42.000If we lose to China, we just become more dependent on their supply and manufacture, and their military makes leaps and bounds beyond our own.0.91
00:35:52.000And as far as the notion that AI is going to cripple the United States economy, that is absolutely untrue.
00:35:57.000We are beginning to see, by the way, the gains in American productivity materializing in actual profit margins for places like Anthropic.
00:36:06.000Well, according to the Daily Wire, a report from The American Energy Institute found the anti AI data center movement, which has been billed as organic, received more than $39 million in funding from left wing foreign billionaire donors.
00:36:18.000Among the major donors are Swiss billionaire Hans Jƶrg Weiss, known for donating to left wing advocacy groups, as well as a major fiscal sponsor and dark money hub for liberal causes.
00:36:29.000Top recipients for those $40 million are Indivisible 350.org, Oil Change International, Gaia, and the Sierra Club.
00:36:36.000So, again, left wing billionaires from abroad are using America's openness to turn against.
00:36:41.000The things that actually make America more innovative.
00:36:48.000There are a lot of people my age and above who think of the online world as unreal because it is.
00:36:53.000And I've said, go touch grass, go talk with real people.
00:36:55.000The problem is for young people, online is real.
00:36:58.000They spend a massive amount of time interfacing with, in many cases, bots, in some cases, people who they've never met, experiencing things that they really don't experience in real life, and developing thought patterns that are totally at odds with reality.
00:37:48.000Only a few years ago, AI was not a factor in our lives.
00:38:04.000Okay, so people cheering the idea that AI is bad.
00:38:07.000I promise you, every one of those students is using AI to get their information about AI.
00:38:11.000It's pretty impressive how brains can be captured this way.
00:38:15.000Now, this is not to say that there aren't risks to AI.
00:38:18.000Anthropic CEO Dario Amodi says that we could have high GDP growth and also high unemployment.
00:38:23.000My view is the signature of this technology is it's going to take us to a world where we have very high GDP growth and potentially also very high unemployment.
00:39:06.000I think that AI is going to cause temporary dislocation in the job markets, but it is going to open up way more ways for you to do your job than ever before.
00:39:14.000You might not have to work as many hours because you're more productive in the hours that you are working.
00:39:19.000Secretary Doug Burgum, the U.S. Interior Secretary, I think says this well.
00:39:22.000He says, We are now converting electricity into intelligence, which, again, if you said to everybody on Earth, we can make you 15 IQ points smarter today, would that be a bad thing or a good thing?
00:39:33.000You would imagine that would be a pretty good thing.
00:40:10.000Has pushed in March of 2026, the so called rate payer protection pledge, in which he called on leading US hyperscalers and AI companies to build, bring, or buy all the energy necessary for building and operating data centers and pay the full cost of their energy and infrastructure no matter what.
00:40:25.000And that is good because obviously we don't want to tax everybody else with higher power prices because the data centers are eating too much power.
00:40:33.000It turns out actually the biggest price disruption we saw last year occurred when a data center went off the grid and that overtaxed the regime.
00:40:39.000The truth also is that it really isn't about AI data centers.
00:40:43.000Energy pricing, it is that red states just regulate energy far less than blue states.
00:40:47.000Here's a chart of median residential electricity rates in red states versus blue states.
00:40:53.000I mean, just skyrocketing since 2021, just up and up and up.
00:40:58.000And as for the argument that data centers are going to disproportionately consume water, we should look at what actually disproportionately consumes water in the United States.
00:41:06.000It turns out the answer is wait for it, wait for it.
00:41:09.000Almonds consume an enormous amount of water.
00:41:12.000But you don't, by the way, many of the people who are very much against the water usage for data centers.
00:41:17.000Are very much in favor of the almond growing because it's agricultural in nature.
00:41:22.000And an enormous amount of the anger at AI is being driven either by people who are anti capitalism or by people who actually have an interest in America losing the AI race, which is why you are seeing the Singham projects of the world funding enormous anti AI propaganda.
00:42:01.000He finished third in the actual election.
00:42:02.000President Trump had loudly opposed him.
00:42:06.000His two rivals benefited from the fact that Cassidy voted in 2021 to convict President Trump on impeachment charges related to that January 6th insurrection.
00:42:34.000As a sort of litmus test on whether you were an effective Republican or whether you just wanted to win some brownie points with the left, I am amused that some Democrats are now claiming that they love Bill Cassidy.
00:42:46.000Pete Buttigieg, who is playing now in the movie Bearded Pete Buttigieg, Pete Buttigieg 2.0, the same but slightly more masculine, he now says that Cassidy was a normal, honest Republican and we like him now.
00:42:59.000One of my favorite games the Democrats play is when suddenly Republicans who they hated for years become good.
00:43:05.000So, they can contrast them with other Republicans.
00:43:42.000I've been able to participate in democracy.
00:43:45.000And when you participate in democracy, sometimes it doesn't turn out the way you want it to.
00:43:51.000But you don't pout, you don't whine, you don't claim the election was stolen, you don't find a reason why.
00:44:01.000Now, again, I have a lot of sympathy for Bill Cassidy continuing to claim correctly that the election of 2020 was not stolen, like through voter fraud or whatever.
00:44:11.000It also happens to be the case that if you vote for the impeachment of the president of your party, it is probably not going to go well for you.
00:44:17.000Well, we'll see the extent of the president's reach.
00:44:19.000He's going after a wide variety of Republicans who have crossed him at this point.
00:44:22.000That includes Thomas Massey, the wayward congressman from Kentucky, who spends most of his time ripping the president's foreign policy and making time with rather unpleasant people in the podcast sphere.
00:44:37.000Tom Massey of Kentucky, the worst and most unreliable Republican congressman in the history of our country, is an even bigger insult to our nation than Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, who suffered an unprecedented loss tonight by not even being allowed to run in the Republican primary.
00:44:49.000This is the first time such a thing has ever happened to a sitting U.S. Senator.
00:44:52.000That's what you get by voting to impeach an innocent man, especially one who made it possible for Cassidy's Senate win.
00:44:57.000Very disloyal, but Tom Massey, a major sleeves bag, is even worse.0.95
00:45:00.000Kentucky, get this loser out of politics in Tuesday's election.0.95
00:45:03.000His nickname, Rand Paul Jr., another real beauty because of his absolutely terrible voting habits.0.92
00:45:07.000Vote for Ed Galrine, a successful Kentucky farmer and American war hero who only ran because he thought Massey was so disloyal and disrespectful to your president, me.
00:45:14.000By the way, We should point out that Massey's been running ads in his district trying to claim he's an ally of President Trump while President Trump dunks on him.
00:45:22.000President Trump says, This is a great man in Gal Ryan's central casting, in fact, who truly deserves to represent the fantastic people of Kentucky, a Commonwealth I am proud to have won all three times in record fashion.
00:45:59.000So, I have to say, the funniest moment of the weekend came when Clavicular, you remember Clavicular?
00:46:03.000That's this young streamer who has been a lot in the headlines for almost overdosing on drugs and smashing himself in the face with a hammer and suggesting that Gavin Newsom would mog JD Vance.
00:46:14.000Mog means to apparently defeat someone visually.
00:46:18.000Well, he had an unfortunate experience over the weekend.
00:46:20.000No, not that he had to show up in court for shooting a dead alligator, which is a thing he had to show up in court for in Florida.
00:46:26.000No, he had the unfortunate experience of being mogged himself.0.64
00:46:30.000See, The problem with being a looks maxer is that, like an old school Western gunfighter, except significantly more gay, you might run up against a faster gunfighter who is less gay but also more handsome.0.66
00:46:42.000And that apparently is what happened to Clavicular over the weekend.0.61
00:46:45.000And it would take a heart of stone not to laugh.
00:46:50.000Social media streamers accused of firing a gun in the Everglades during a live stream.
00:46:54.000They have now pleaded no contest to the charges.
00:46:57.000Andrew Morales, known online as Cuban Tarzan, and Braden Peters, who goes by Clavicular, were each charged with unlawful discharge of a Fire on the judge.
00:47:06.000This case stems from a March live stream that appeared to show a dead alligator being shot in the Everglades.
00:47:12.000As part of their sentence, both men received six months.
00:47:15.000The internet went crazy over the judge because the judge appears to be better looking than clavicular.
00:47:19.000So, man, must be hard to be frame mugged consistently by the people who are out to get you.
00:47:26.000Clavicular, having a rough time of it.0.72
00:47:29.000Well, over the weekend, Chelsea Handler also decided to sound off on politics.0.99
00:47:34.000She's going after Spencer Pratt in Los Angeles with her usual brand of.0.90
00:47:41.000If you're seeing this video, this is a reminder that a straight white male former reality star that has no previous experience in government should not be a legitimate political candidate.
00:48:24.000It turns out that NPR found at least two other instances in which the writer, Ross Barkin, apparently pulled partial paragraphs from other stories that appeared in the publications The Intercept and Compact Magazine.
00:48:47.000Over the weekend, Bill Maher on his HBO show gave a tremendous monologue on anti Semitism, specifically ripping the Democratic Party for its embrace of anti Semitism.
00:48:55.000It's worth noting here's what it sounded like.
00:48:59.000Now, it's everyone's right in a free country to be anti Semitic, but enough with hiding behind Israel or Zionism or Netanyahu.0.97
00:49:08.000If you think, as so many do now, that when it comes to human rights, Israel is the monster country of all time, you either don't read or you don't care about your own hypocrisy.0.97
00:49:19.000Because there are so many worse places.0.97
00:49:21.000But that's where we are these days.1.00
00:49:26.000Okay, so he went off, and he went off on the Democratic Party specifically, which I have to say, Megyn Kelly, whoo, gotta hunt those clicks.
00:49:45.000BLM claims that the entire system is rigged against black people.0.66
00:49:48.000Bill Maher is claiming that the Democratic Party has gone heavily anti Semitic because it has.0.66
00:49:54.000And also that there are people on the right who have been promoting that anti Semitism, which they also have.
00:50:00.000But I guess if you string words together in something that appears semi coherent fashion and you invoke BLM, then that makes you, you know, girl power or some such.
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