00:00:58.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
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00:02:30.000You get a little bit of a sense of where's the country at.
00:02:33.000Now, in past years, specifically the 2020 Super Bowl, the 2021 Super Bowl in particular, the 2022 Super Bowl, the 2023 Super Bowl, almost every other ad had these nauseating Black Lives Matter, trans rights or human rights pride flag.
00:02:50.000And there was a little bit of that, of course.
00:02:56.000There was almost a dodging effect on behalf of corporate America.
00:03:01.000There's almost the big brands know that there's finally a price to pay.
00:03:05.000That's not to say that every ad was perfect.
00:03:08.000There were some ads that just made you just like, what was that?
00:03:11.000In fact, the most liberal, the wokeiest ad of them all was the green family-funded, hobby lobby-supported He Gets Us advertisement, which is an allegedly a Christian outreach thing.
00:03:49.000It was promising in the sense that the revolution seems to be stalled.
00:03:56.000If the revolution was really picking up steam, you would have Disney unapologetically having kids with gay pride flags.
00:04:04.000If the revolution was really picking up steam, you would have every single major brand embracing the core ethos and anthem of the current woke regime.
00:04:19.000Now, again, the fact that there was a black national anthem was outrageous and, quite honestly, reprehensible to the country's traditions and patterns, traditions, and history.
00:04:28.000We should not have two national anthems, to be clear.
00:04:31.000There is one national anthem, the Star Spangled Banner, that there's a DEI anthem, and then we have to have the regular, the normal national anthem.
00:05:05.000If you watch the very careful eye, there was almost a dare I say, bring me back to how things were, make America great again cultural subtext.
00:05:19.000Now, you might think I'm reaching a little bit too much.
00:05:21.000You might think that I'm grasping at straws, but hear me out.
00:05:24.000Almost every other ad prominently featured a musical artist, an actor, or an actress that was famous 10 or 20 years ago.
00:05:36.000Whether it be Jennifer Anniston from Friends or Lil Wayne or Wicked, the movie trailer.
00:05:45.000There is almost a constant drumbeat that nostalgia sells.
00:05:51.000Well, if you were to philosophically capture the political power of Donald Trump's candidacy, it's nostalgia.
00:06:01.000Let's go back to the country we used to have.
00:06:04.000And I found it to be an interesting contrast.
00:06:06.000At the beginning, you have this black national anthem that most people didn't even stand for, nor should you stand for the black national anthem.
00:06:13.000And then you have the actual anthem, and then the advertisements were like, hey, here's this person that you used to listen to growing up.
00:06:21.000In fact, the Super Bowl halftime show, which I wanted to hate, I thought part of it was a little weird, like put your shirt back on, dude, Usher.
00:06:28.000But quite honestly, it was impressive.
00:06:32.000Judging on the kind of spectrum of Super Bowl nonsense, it was rather, let's just say, mild.
00:06:41.000But even the Super Bowl halftime show were people that were very popular 20 years ago.
00:06:47.000Is it possible that technology and modernity, things are changing so quickly that the population and the advertising experts probably see this, which is why different brands and different approaches were all going towards the same theme of how things used to be.
00:07:06.000It's number one, no one wanted to become the next Bud Light.
00:07:10.000They did not want in front of the largest audience imaginable with a very strong Midwest core that was watching very closely Kansas City Chiefs.
00:08:31.000If you were sitting in the Disney ad, and it was quotes from all the classics, if you were sitting in the Disney ad meeting, somebody, Bob Iger, must say, I want the most boring Super Bowl ad possible, guys.
00:08:44.000We're getting hit by all these right-wing boycotts, and we don't want another Bud Light.
00:08:58.000And if you think it's boring, I don't even want any words being spoken.
00:09:03.000Now, mind you, Bob Iger is going to have some sort of lawsuit from the American Association of the Blind because they couldn't understand the ad.
00:09:29.000At the same time, it's a very accurate and powerful picture as to where the culture is.
00:09:37.000It would be one thing if every commercial was talking about a brave new world and embracing the trans agenda and micro trips in our brains, but no.
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00:12:22.000Do you really think the referees are also calling shots?
00:12:26.000I mean, I will say the sport that is the easiest to rig is the National Basketball Association, is the NBA, just through ticky-tack fouls, superstar calls.
00:12:37.000That is the easiest of all the sports to quote-unquote rig.
00:12:41.000But the NFL, with 22 people on the field in four-second intervals with such chance and luck and field goals, they also called very, very few penalties yesterday.
00:12:53.000Now, I will say this, that it did feel as if you're just watching.
00:12:58.000You're like, oh my goodness, it's going to happen.
00:13:51.000And that is a testament to you in this audience, those of you that have participated in these boycotts of Target, those of you that have pushed back.
00:15:08.000Rush used to look at the cultural indicators that might lead to political outcomes, victory, loss, success.
00:15:17.000If I was a commissar in the cultural revolution, if I was a DEI director and I watched that Super Bowl, I would have been a little demoralized because this was far less representation of Viva La Revolution that you're used to.
00:15:39.000I'm trying to think off the top of my head.
00:15:41.000Did I see a single ad with a gay pride flag?
00:16:02.000And it is an indicator that there is a growing majority of the country that is center right, that wants a country that no longer exists, but wants that country back.
00:16:16.000And I will repeat what I said earlier.
00:16:18.000You have Joe Biden, and he is the status quo.
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00:19:43.000It's no more where you just have a couple cable television shows and a couple radio programs and you sell out your voters and there's a newspaper article and people forget.
00:21:17.000This is a 95-5 issue amongst Republican primary voters.
00:21:22.000And they're just sticking two middle fingers to you and saying, huh, we're going to go take a Codel, which is a taxpayer-funded congressional delegation overseas with pallets of metaphorical cash to the Munich Security Conference to go hang out with Zelensky and the fellow pimp oligarchs of the Ukrainian government, spending our money that we don't even have, by the way.
00:26:08.000If all of a sudden turning point action on a ragtag budget, if we draft a good candidate and we visit multiple times and we bring out the big voice to the conservative movement to go primary Mike Rounds in South Dakota, he will lose.
00:28:26.000Elon would be the exception, but largely the Putin, Putin or the Pope, I would have some idea what they were going to say with some certainty or some accuracy.
00:28:34.000Elon, I have some questions that I would love some answers to.
00:28:37.000I want, in a non-scripted way, in a very almost like clinical fashion, I want to sit down with Senator Lankford, Senator Mike Rounds from South Dakota, not in a gotcha way.
00:28:53.000And I really want to understand the psychology of what motivates these people.
00:28:59.000Because it's easy to say, oh, they're bought and paid for.
00:29:01.000And we're going to get into this with Senator Vance because he's been talking about this.
00:29:16.000And these red state senators, mind you, red state senators that go out of their way to pander because they want to be treated well at the Munich Security Conference.
00:29:28.000Now, mind you, if you're from a blue state, I don't treat you the same way.
00:29:32.000And I actually, I'm going to get some big hate mail.
00:29:35.000People are going to hate me for saying this, but it's true, and I'm consistent about this.
00:29:40.000This is why I've never on this program attacked Susan Collins ever.
00:29:47.000The fact that we get a Republican senator in the state of Maine, she can vote liberal all the time, and she gives us a Senate majority and gave us Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett and Gorsuch, great.
00:29:57.000Good for you, Susan Collins, which is why I'm going to get some big hate mail for this.
00:30:02.000I was actually thrilled to see that one of my least favorite Republicans is running for the Senate in Maryland, Larry Hogan.
00:30:11.000To be perfectly clear, we have no chance of winning the Maryland Senate race unless it's Larry Hogan.
00:30:40.000But if Larry Hogan's going to go to the Senate and caucus with Republicans, wouldn't that be helpful in trying to slow down them trying to abolish the Electoral College and bring in a national popular vote and make D.C. and Puerto Rico a state?
00:30:55.000He's on the record saying no D.C. statehood, no Puerto Rico statehood, good judges, good justices, and he'll just be so disappointing at times, make no mistake.
00:31:05.000But it'd be better than an Elizabeth Warren coming out of Maryland.
00:31:10.000So if Larry Hogan were to be a senator, which I hope he does, by the way, I hope he does, because you have to have some pragmatism in politics.
00:31:17.000You have a chance to all of a sudden make Chuck Schumer spend money in Maryland?
00:31:21.000That's a diversionary of tactics that I think is excellent.
00:32:07.000They don't want just more ridiculous humanitarian aid going overseas with no strings attached.
00:32:14.000But the continuation of what's happening in Ukraine, while we have so many problems here, it will require decades from now.
00:32:24.000Historians are just going to be like, it's going to be so fascinating to see why the U.S. Senate representing the reddest parts of the country kept on sending money overseas while their homeland was deteriorating.