The Megyn Kelly Show - Barrett and Roberts Side with Libs at SCOTUS, Woke Wiener Harassed, and ＂Supergirl＂ Bombs, with Mike Davis and Stu Burguiere ｜ Ep. 1349

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00:00:58 Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at New East.

00:01:10 Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show. Happy Monday on a very busy

00:01:14 news day. Man, the hits are coming from the U.S. Supreme Court. Stubergier will be with us shortly,

00:01:20 but we begin with the breaking news out of the high court in a truly surprising decision.

00:01:25 The justices in a 5-4 decision upholding a Mississippi law already it's weird because the Trump administration is on the other side of a Mississippi law, which you would already expect that those two things would be aligned, the Trump administration and a Mississippi law, but they weren't.

00:01:42 the Republican National Committee actually brought this suit and then the Trump administration got

00:01:46 involved because it involves what is the question of what does election day mean? When can one vote

00:01:53 when the law says election day is this particular day? Can they vote for two weeks after, two months

00:01:59 after, like in California, where it seems as long as you can convince them that your ballot

00:02:05 may even have your own handwriting on it saying, I swear this is being postmarked on election day,

00:02:11 It can be counted for days and weeks thereafter. Or does it have to be the day of? Does that ballot have to be received the day of the election? And the Trump administration and the RNC have lost. And this is big. This is this is I'm sorry to say this, but this is a massive gift to Democrats.

00:02:32 I mean, look, what was at issue here was they were postmarked by Election Day in Mississippi, that's what the law says, and received by state election officials within five business days.

00:02:45 But can you ever remember a case in which ballots came in after Election Day and it helped the Republicans?

00:02:56 Has that ever happened?

00:02:57 I can't remember a single instance of that.

00:03:00 It always helps the Democrats.

00:03:01 Gee, so strange how that works out. And it's one of those things where Republicans can't prove it, but they smell a rat, like in California and the mayoral race. And the Democrats, I think, have gotten very clever about manipulating this system in a way that magically tips the balance their way. 0.63

00:03:24 where, like, Nithya Raman, who was in last position out there in that mayoral race,

00:03:31 suddenly surged to first in jurisdictions that she had been trailing. 0.98

00:03:37 She was down in single digits and now suddenly wins them thanks to that mail-in vote.

00:03:42 I guess her voters were just awfully silent about their love and support for her prior to the election day.

00:03:49 Or could it have been shenanigans by these paid Democrat operatives exploiting the homeless and others to make sure that ballots came in late?

00:03:59 And out there, the rules are so loose on postmarks and so on.

00:04:02 Literally, they're saying if you just write the date on the envelope and you write, you know, Tuesday, November, whatever, or whatever the election day was out there, it's accepted.

00:04:11 Here's what happened in this case.

00:04:13 Justice Amy Coney Barrett, a Trump appointee, she's supposed to be one of ours. 0.97

00:04:17 Why do ours? Why are they always so wiggly? Honestly, like the libs, you can take it to the 1.00

00:04:23 bank. Kagan, Sotomayor, Ketanji Brown, Jackson. I have to admire their commitment to their side.

00:04:30 They never abandon their side, only in the most obvious cases where like they I mean,

00:04:35 they just get killed if they didn't in terms of the blowback, the rhetorical blowback.

00:04:40 But they stick together. Amy Coney Barrett is a turncoat. She's constantly siding with the left. 1.00

00:04:48 John Roberts, obviously, and he is pursuing the wrong agenda as chief justice. You know,

00:04:53 he's an institutionalist meant to protect the Supreme Court. That's not your job.

00:04:58 That's not your job in the actual decision making. And I can see in protecting the Supreme

00:05:03 Court's reputation, standing up for justices who are under attack, you know, threatened physically,

00:05:08 but you change your vote for that? I don't know that that's what he did here, but it's definitely

00:05:12 what he did in upholding Obamacare. So those two, you know, we're supposed to have six, three

00:05:18 conservatives to libs. And today we only had four conservatives and that's how we lost because

00:05:25 Roberts and Barrett jumped over to the liberal side and Barrett even wrote the court's majority

00:05:33 opinion. Mississippi's a red state. But the decision is expected to have a major impact 0.68

00:05:39 more than anywhere in Democrat heavy states whose elected officials often encourage residents to

00:05:46 vote by mail, which in turn causes votes to still be counted days, if not weeks after the election's

00:05:52 over. Case in point, California, as I mentioned, with the Spencer Pratt situation there. The RNC,

00:05:58 the state Republican Party, various individuals as well, had filed the initial lawsuit.

00:06:02 And the case was combined with a similar lawsuit from the Libertarian Party of Mississippi.

00:06:07 The plaintiffs arguing that the federal law defines an election as the day by which ballots

00:06:14 must both be cast and received, meaning absentee votes received after election day should not be

00:06:22 counted. This just seems so basic. But the majority at the high court disagreed with Barrett writing,

00:06:29 quote, Election Day statutes do not set a deadline for ballot receipt, so they do not

00:06:34 prevent Mississippi from counting ballots postmarked before Election Day yet received

00:06:40 afterward. Justice Alito, a true conservative, writing a blistering dissent, quote, Not only is

00:06:46 today's decision inconsistent with statutory text, legal context, historical practice and precedent,

00:06:52 it also threatens to produce lamentable consequences. The majority's holding spawns

00:06:58 a slurry of troubling election law questions and risks further undermining America's confidence

00:07:05 in election integrity. Boy, does he get it. Alito during oral arguments appearing to make the case

00:07:11 that election day should, as every other quote day with a capital D we have, be considered one

00:07:19 single day. We have lots of phrases that involve two words, the last of which the second of which

00:07:27 is day. Labor Day, Memorial Day, George Washington's birthday, Independence Day, birthday, and

00:07:36 Election Day. And they're all particular days. So if we start with that, if I have nothing

00:07:44 more to look at than the phrase Election Day, I think this is the day in which everything

00:07:50 is going to take place, or almost everything. And then we have three points in time.

00:07:57 1844, 1872, 1914. And we can ask, what would people have thought on those days is meant by

00:08:05 this phrase election day? Well, unfortunately, didn't go his way. Those years that Justice

00:08:12 Alito listed there are the years the federal election laws at issue in the case became law.

00:08:17 According to the New York Times, there are similar absentee ballot laws in at least 18 other states

00:08:22 and territories, including 2026 battleground districts in Nevada and California. Joining me

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00:09:49 But Barrett and Roberts, turncoats on a really important one.

00:09:56 Yeah.

00:09:56 So what we learned with today's Supreme Court rulings is Election Day does not mean Election Day.

00:10:06 The president has the Article II power to fire FTC commissioners, but somehow he does not have the Article II power to fire governors on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

00:10:19 because apparently we have a fourth branch of government.

00:10:23 I mean, it's just incoherence per usual coming out of the Supreme Court of the United States.

00:10:30 We had rulings several days ago where the president can end temporary protected status

00:10:39 for Haitians who came here 16 years ago after an earthquake

00:10:43 and Syrians who came here 14 years ago after civil unrest.

00:10:47 but but what that and then we could also the supreme court also said we can ensure that we 0.94

00:10:56 keep asylum seekers out of our country by stopping them before they get to the border you can only

00:11:01 claim asylum once you're in the united states but you watch megan tomorrow i guarantee you the 0.98

00:11:07 supreme court is going to rule that birthright we somehow gave birthright citizenship to chinese

00:11:15 birth tourists when we fought a civil war. Yeah, I know they're all over the board. Do you know

00:11:22 what I'm saying? When when the libs have the majority on the Supreme Court, this doesn't

00:11:27 happen to them. The liberal justices know why they're there and they behave accordingly. They 0.82

00:11:34 vote accordingly. It's only the Republicans who become the wishy washy institutionalists or the

00:11:40 crossover of votes, whether it's a Kennedy or an O'Connor or a Souter who completely jumped

00:11:47 to the other side. And now we've got Barrett and Roberts. It's very annoying, especially in a case

00:11:54 like the Mississippi one, where now we're talking about whether we can ever trust election results

00:12:00 because post-COVID, the Democrats are really enamored with this mail-in balloting thing.

00:12:05 Yeah, we're going to have this. The effect of this Supreme Court ruling written by Justice Amy Coney Barrett, Professor Barrett, is we're going to have third world elections. Election day does not mean election day.

00:12:20 It means on Election Day, when Democrats figure out how many votes they're behind, they're going to be able to go find those votes, fill out ballots, have their postal workers postmark those ballots.

00:12:34 And then apparently Election Day, under Barrett's rationale, is the number of days it takes for Democrats to steal the election.

00:12:43 Yeah, that's how it feels.

00:12:44 And I like now it's not just going to be Mississippi because it's going to be any state that allows the mail in ballots that as long as they're postmarked by Election Day, that they can be received and counted.

00:13:00 You know what? We're talking five days in the Mississippi case, but potentially much longer beyond that.

00:13:06 Here is we just got reaction from the White House on this standby. Hold on. Where is it? Let me grab it.

00:13:11 Um, the president, I thought I screen grabbed it.

00:13:18 Uh, yeah.

00:13:19 Wait, is this it?

00:13:20 Yeah.

00:13:20 The Cook lawsuit.

00:13:22 Oh, that's actually a different one.

00:13:23 Okay.

00:13:24 That's on the Lisa Cook.

00:13:25 We'll get to that in a second.

00:13:26 That's the White House reaction.

00:13:27 That's okay.

00:13:28 I can't find it. 1.00

00:13:29 Um, so in any event, that's bad news out of Mississippi.

00:13:31 Then you made a reference to a pair of other decisions that came out today and they involve

00:13:37 two federal firings that Trump affected.

00:13:39 Um, one was of Lisa Cook, who is a member of the board of governors on the federal reserve.

00:13:47 The audience may remember she was accused of having lied in her mortgage applications,

00:13:54 uh, in a way that was deeply troubling and she got fired as a result of it.

00:13:59 And she filed a lawsuit saying, you can't fire me for stuff I may or may not have done

00:14:04 prior to being nominated for this role. And like, as if, you know, whoops, you found out that I

00:14:11 committed, you know, some felony larceny when I was 25. That should no longer be relevant when

00:14:18 you're elevating me to an important position of trust. She was trying to argue it happened so

00:14:23 long in the distant past and no one raised it. No one caught me when I was applying for this job

00:14:27 that you can't ever raise it. That was basically her argument. And whether she actually did it is

00:14:32 still in dispute too, though seems pretty clear to me based on what we reviewed. In any event,

00:14:39 today the high court said, well, look, the Fed is an independent body and the president's ability

00:14:45 to mess with who's on it, who's on that board of governors is more limited than his powers are

00:14:52 across other federal agencies. Though they did not say he can never fire her. Basically,

00:14:57 they just said he can't fire her during the pendency of her lawsuit. So she is not done yet.

00:15:03 She has not won. She won temporarily, and their fight is going to go on, and he could still win

00:15:09 that. But he did get a big victory in his attempt to fire Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, who was on the

00:15:16 Federal Trade Commission. And the court, Mike, held that the president's powers to fire executives

00:15:24 at these so-called independent agencies,

00:15:29 whether it's the FTC,

00:15:31 the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission,

00:15:34 the NLRB, that's the Labor Board,

00:15:36 the Nuclear Regulatory Commission,

00:15:38 the Consumer Protection Bureau,

00:15:39 all these things is much greater

00:15:41 than many people thought

00:15:44 because it views these

00:15:46 as essentially executive agencies

00:15:49 and he's the chief executive.

00:15:51 And the left is already freaking out about this,

00:15:53 saying these are oversight watchdog types. You know, President Trump's going to go nuts like 0.71

00:15:59 this president in particular. And Sotomayor basically said that from the bench today, like, 0.86

00:16:03 forget it. There's nobody to oversee the president anymore. He can do whatever the hell he wants

00:16:07 at any one of these oversight agencies and no one will be watching him. So your thoughts on

00:16:12 that pair of rulings, the Lisa Cook and the Rebecca Kelly slaughter.

00:16:16 Well, it's very chiefy, as we say, that the chief justice would release these rulings at the same

00:16:23 time today. You release one ruling where Rebecca Slaughter gets canned and the Supreme Court says

00:16:29 that's okay. And conservatives are very happy. The Supreme Court overturned Humphrey's executor

00:16:35 the Supreme Court ruling from the 1930s that said essentially the president can't fire people who

00:16:43 work in the executive branch unless he had a good cause. The Supreme Court got rid of that,

00:16:48 which is a good thing. Six to three, the six conservatives found their way to stay in line

00:16:53 for once. But then we have this other ruling with the Federal Reserve Board Governor, Lisa Cook,

00:16:59 where somehow she has special status under our Constitution. I remember reading Article 1 of

00:17:08 the Constitution that creates Congress and the legislative power, Article 2 that creates the

00:17:13 president and his executive power article three that creates the supreme court the lower federal

00:17:18 courts and their judicial power i guess we missed megan when we went to law school this separate

00:17:24 part of the constitution that creates this fourth branch of government called the federal reserve

00:17:30 board of governors and it's really really really hard for the president of the united states to

00:17:36 fire anyone on this federal reserve board of governors that was a five to four decision that

00:17:41 apparently the Federal Reserve Board of Governors is separate from the executive branch. Apparently

00:17:47 the president doesn't have the Article II power to fire the Federal Reserve Governors,

00:17:53 but he does have the power to fire the FTC and other so-called independent commissioners. It's

00:17:59 a head-scratcher, but you had the chief justice write that opinion. Justice Kavanaugh joined that

00:18:05 opinion, which surprised me, and it was a five-to-four decision with Professor Barrett.

00:18:09 another trump appointee yeah professor barrett joined the the constitutionalist i will just say

00:18:14 that my former boss neil gorsuch did not screw us today so i'm quite pleased about that but i i do

00:18:21 think that we're going to get screwed tomorrow on birthright citizenship i presume we'll talk about

00:18:26 100 yes so no it is disturbing because the court has basically accepted a legal fiction about the

00:18:36 fed that it's like we we have the constitution we have the articles you know you got article one

00:18:42 the congress article two the presidency and article three the judges where does the fed sit

00:18:47 it's got to be underneath one of those like it all these executive agencies are technically we

00:18:55 we understood under the president's power in article two so if the fed's not there where is it

00:19:02 But who's got power over it?

00:19:05 It's in this magical Article 7.

00:19:07 It's in this special place with the sacred cows in Washington, D.C.

00:19:11 You have the Kennedy Center.

00:19:13 You have the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

00:19:15 And you have August Recess, the three sacred cows of Washington that no one can touch.

00:19:20 So that's it.

00:19:22 Obviously, I'm joking.

00:19:23 I mean, you're exactly right that the Supreme Court is essentially saying the president has the executive power under Article 2

00:19:31 to fire everyone in the federal government, in the executive branch, including these FTC

00:19:38 commissioners, for any reason he wants, or no reason, under Article 2, the power to hire and

00:19:44 fire. But apparently, Article 2 does not include the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. So what

00:19:51 is it? I would ask that to the Chief Justice and Justice Kavanaugh. What is the Federal Reserve?

00:19:56 If the president doesn't have the power to fire the governors, is that is this some special committee of the Supreme Court, this Federal Reserve Board of Governors?

00:20:05 Is it a legislative committee?

00:20:06 I'm just I'm scratching my head to figure out what the hell this Federal Reserve Board of Governors is.

00:20:12 I was just talking to a friend of mine who had back surgery and they had to do like fusions and all sort of the weird things that happen to your back.

00:20:18 And there had been a piece of bone that was like floating around in the spinal fluid, just randomly floating.

00:20:24 I don't know what happened to it, but they had to take it out and remove it.

00:20:27 That's like how the Supreme Court is treating the Fed.

00:20:30 It's not connected to anything.

00:20:32 It just floats on its own, you know, running around doing damage in this.

00:20:36 No one can remove it.

00:20:38 No one can touch it because there's nothing that it was or ever will be a part of.

00:20:42 That doesn't make any sense.

00:20:44 But I do think that Lisa Cook, it's still on.

00:20:48 He's still going to go for her because it just said you can't fire her during the pendency

00:20:51 of this lawsuit.

00:20:52 He's he's not done with her.

00:20:54 And here is how the president responded on the Cook lawsuit. He writes the Cook lawsuit having to do with her suitability and sitting on the board of the Federal Reserve was sent back by the Supreme Court on a strictly procedural basis. We will take appropriate action immediately to make sure that someone who has committed wrongdoing will not be making vital decisions concerning the welfare of the USA. Thank you for your attention to this matter. And by the way, my team did send me his his comment on Mississippi and what Election Day means. Here's it's very long. I'll read it to you in part.

00:21:22 In light of the tremendous loss in the Supreme Court today regarding voters' rights and the fact that people's, in quotes, votes, meaning President Trump has questions about whether these are real votes that come in after the day, are allowed to be counted long after an election's over, it's more important than ever to pass the Save America Act.

00:21:40 One, all voters must show up for their ID. Two, all voters must show proof of citizenship. Three, no mail-in ballots except for illness, disability, military deployment or travel. There's no excuse for a politician or otherwise to be against the above three requirements. There is only one reason to oppose cheating. The House of Representatives has approved this vital act three times.

00:21:59 the U.S. Senate seems unable to do so in a time when there is a powerful communist movement

00:22:04 taking place in our country, one more dangerous than World War I, II, Pearl Harbor, or September

00:22:08 11th. All Democrats and our five Republican Senate holdouts, Murkowski, Collins, Tillis,

00:22:14 Cassidy, and McConnell must vote to save our country. There can be no more excuses. Those

00:22:19 are the senators who are saying no on the Save Act, not just on getting it a vote, but on the

00:22:25 actual act itself they are prepared to vote no they don't like the save act and then no i don't

00:22:32 i don't know what can be done to preserve integrity uh at the ballot box without the

00:22:38 save act and now with this lawsuit uh with this with this supreme court decision back to

00:22:43 lisa cook and this rebecca slaughter and this pair of decisions mike something extraordinary

00:22:49 happened on the Supreme Court bench. Sotomayor was very angry over the slaughter decision. Again,

00:22:56 that's the one in which the court said he does have the ability to fire these executives at

00:23:02 these so-called independent agencies, these agencies that I just listed, though they didn't

00:23:06 limit them. There's some 18 of them. And basically Trump can fire executives at all of them now.

00:23:11 And the next president can too. And they essentially overruled this case called

00:23:15 Humphrey's executor that had allowed that. And the court said, no, they're not like the floating

00:23:20 piece of bone. They're connected to the spinal column and Trump rules that. But Sotomayor was

00:23:27 P.O.ed. She dissented. And this is the New York Times reporter who was in the courtroom writing

00:23:33 one of the most notable moments was her dissent when she criticized the court for extending its

00:23:38 quote maximalist view of presidential power. She spoke firmly, often extending a look to Chief

00:23:44 Justice Roberts, who delivered the majority opinion, which in this case went against the

00:23:49 libs. He did not meet her gaze as the minutes went on. She began to stumble over her words

00:23:55 as Sotomayor asserted that, quote, the one thing that does appear to be clear going forward

00:24:01 is that chaos will follow. End quote. Her fellow liberal Justice Elena Kagan seated several chairs

00:24:08 to her left, looked overcome with emotion. What is it with these, you know, the hens up there like, 1.00

00:24:17 oh, I'm distraught. I'm overwrought. I'm, you know, pointed barbs about President Trump,

00:24:23 the man and overwrought with emotion. This is not good for womankind.

00:24:28 I would say this to Justice Sotomayor. Look, does she think that we should have 0.98

00:24:35 these executive branch bureaucrats not report to the duly elected president of the United States. 1.00

00:24:44 We should just have the Tony Fauci's of the world just do whatever the hell they want. And there's 0.98

00:24:49 no Democrats accountability ever. The reason the liberals wanted Humphrey's executor, this

00:24:56 Wilsonian mess of government is because the liberals control the federal government. These

00:25:02 career bureaucrats who work in the executive branch are overwhelmingly liberals, or even worse,

00:25:09 Marxist, socialist, communist, right? And so we're just supposed to defer to these so-called experts

00:25:17 who are unelected and unaccountable to anyone, including the American people through our duly

00:25:23 elected president. We have something that's called elections to Justice Sotomayor and the other

00:25:29 liberal hens. And if they if they if they don't like what the president is doing with his

00:25:37 executive branch, A, we don't have to give the executive branch bureaucrats as much power

00:25:42 as we do. And B, we can throw out the president and put in a new party to run it how the American 0.98

00:25:50 people wanted to run it. We just did this, for example, with immigration.

00:25:53 kagan and sotomayor seem to be mistaking the their vote on election day for their vote

00:26:02 on the high court they're two different things and and they they have less power than they'd like

00:26:07 um i want to ask you a question not about the supreme court today although just to reiterate

00:26:14 what you said tomorrow is the last day of opinions for the supreme court this term and we know then

00:26:20 that we're going to be getting at least well we're definitely going to be getting the remaining four

00:26:24 opinions two of which are the biggest opinions of the term one is whether president trump has the

00:26:29 right to say the birthright citizenship clause of the 14th amendment does not does not apply to

00:26:36 birthright tourists who come over here from china have their babies here and then declare that

00:26:40 they're american citizens with all the same rights you and i have and our kids have and the other is 0.53

00:26:45 whether states can ban the participation

00:26:49 of so-called trans athletes in girls' sports. 1.00

00:26:52 Do they have the right? 1.00

00:26:53 It won't, even if it goes our way,

00:26:55 it's not gonna ban that practice in 50 states.

00:26:58 It's just a question of whether

00:26:59 those more conservative-leaning states that said,

00:27:02 we're not gonna allow this,

00:27:03 have the right to say, we're not gonna allow this.

00:27:06 And I think that'll go our way.

00:27:08 And I agree with you, 0.53

00:27:08 birthright citizenship will not.

00:27:11 But I wanna ask you about something else in the news

00:27:13 that's that relates to one of your favorite issues and also the law. And that is our DHS

00:27:19 secretary, Mark Wayne Mullen. It has really upset many on the right by saying the following to Jake

00:27:27 Tapper on CNN in an effort to mollify his concerns about that temporary protected status Supreme

00:27:38 Court decision from last week where the high court said, you know, temporary means temporary. And if

00:27:43 President Trump wants to revoke it for Haitians after 16 years or 18 years and Syrians after 16

00:27:49 years. He can do that. That that's an executive branch function. He's allowed to do that. You 1.00

00:27:54 know, he granted it. He can take it away. And, you know, cue the meltdown from bleeding heart

00:28:00 leftists to all the Haitians. They need us. It's like, go home. It's 18 years. So he goes on with

00:28:07 Jake Tapper and says the following, which, again, Laura Ingram, many conservatives are like, what?

00:28:13 Watch.

00:28:14 Will you be deporting all of them?

00:28:17 Will they be all deported back to their home countries, Haiti and Syria?

00:28:21 And when will these deportations start?

00:28:23 Will it be immediately?

00:28:25 Well, Jake, first of all, temporary protective status was never intended to be permanent.

00:28:29 And there's a lot of people that came over here 15, 20 years ago underneath TPS that's already changed their status.

00:28:35 The whole time these individuals have been here underneath the temporary protective status,

00:28:40 they could have applied for a visa.

00:28:42 they could have applied for LPR, they could have applied for different directions,

00:28:48 but the status itself can be ended in its name itself by saying temporary.

00:28:52 So these individuals have a couple of choices.

00:28:55 They can try to apply for a permanent residence here.

00:28:59 They can apply for a temporary visa if they choose to, or they can choose to go back.

00:29:05 And if they want to go back, we'll help them with that.

00:29:07 If I would if I'm talking directly to the individuals with the temporary protective status, either try to fill out the paperwork and be here underneath a permanent status or we'll help you get back to your country.

00:29:21 We'll actually give you a plane ticket plus roughly twenty one hundred dollars to help you reestablish when you get there.

00:29:29 OK, and what people are upset about is him saying you've got a couple of choices.

00:29:34 you can apply still for permanent residence here or for a visa or go back. Whereas I think

00:29:41 most people expected it was go back. You were here on a permission slip that's now been revoked.

00:29:48 You did not do any of those applications while you were here on our invitation. And now that

00:29:53 your status has been revoked, the answer is not for you to be doing applications. The answer is

00:29:58 get out yeah so mark wayne mullin uh he got lit up by conservatives including me very publicly on

00:30:08 x uh i've also made my extreme dissatisfaction known very privately within to trump worlds

00:30:16 all the right people um he i think he got the memo pretty quickly because he's been backtracking

00:30:22 fast, very fast. But I would say this, how the hell is that your response? You go on a liberal

00:30:29 network like CNN. We've been fighting for years to get these Haitians and Syrians the hell out 1.00

00:30:35 of our country. And your response is to go kiss Jake Tapper's ass and try to make this 1.00

00:30:44 a plea to the left that you're trying to be as kind as you can. Get these people the hell out 1.00

00:30:52 of our country. We had Biden let in over 20 million illegals into our country. They abused 1.00

00:30:59 our system. They abused our generosity. They abused our goodwill. And people like me who used

00:31:05 to be a lot softer on immigration five, 10 years ago, I'm just as hardline as you can get. Get

00:31:13 these people the hell out of our country. If and when the Supreme Court says that Chinese birth 0.99

00:31:19 tourists and other illegals get birthright citizenship. We need to get all illegals out 1.00

00:31:24 of our country fast. And we need to start with birthing aged women, get them out of our country. 1.00

00:31:30 We have zero compassion left for these illegal aliens. They've overrun our small towns. They've 1.00

00:31:36 overrun our cities. They've brought in crime. They've brought in filth. We're tired of it.

00:31:42 We don't want America to become Europe, overrun by Muslims, overrun by people who hate us. We 0.98

00:31:48 don't want it. Yeah, exactly. We've been really clear on that. That's why President Trump was

00:31:54 elected in part. I think Kristi Noem understood that. I'm not sure why Mark Wayne Mullen didn't

00:32:01 and why. Yeah, I agree with you. He went on in front of a liberal audience and tried to

00:32:06 pander to them, which is the last that like Stephen Miller would never make such a mistake.

00:32:11 What's what's the deal with this Mark Wayne Mullen? Do we know, Mike?

00:32:14 I hope he doesn't have the IQ of a Haitian like we saw on CNN, but he needs to he needs to understand that this is not the Senate. 0.99

00:32:24 You're in the Trump administration. And if you're going to bring your Senate weakness to the Trump administration, you're not going to last because the American people, Trump's voters, are not going to tolerate weakness on immigration. 0.99

00:32:39 That's what keeps us united. And if Mark Wayne Mullen or his Oklahoma buddy, he just picked a run ice, try to backtrack on full throated immigration enforcement, especially after this birthright citizenship ruling tomorrow that's going to screw us, then there's going to be a loud call for his resignation.

00:33:01 yes yes and uh as you point out you know a lot of people in the administration and they

00:33:06 should be very grateful to you for all the advocacy and great work you've done

00:33:09 we are for you coming on this show so often mike it's a pleasure good to see you thank you megan

00:33:14 um so you heard mike's point about the haitians and honestly like i i'm i feel exactly as he does

00:33:20 i don't feel charitable toward this group of people at all there are multiple sob stories 0.98

00:33:25 out there about these haitians now they're trying to peddle this like oh they're just here uh mike

00:33:30 Mike DeWine, the governor, like, oh, they're just, you know, they're contributing to society.

00:33:35 Oh, we have it. OK, here's here it is. Listen to Mike DeWine, the Ohio governor.

00:33:39 So three. Governor, you just heard Secretary Mullen defend the decision. You say it's a mistake.

00:33:43 What's your take? Well, I think it's a mistake for a number of reasons.

00:33:48 You know, first of all, to go back to what you were just discussing, you cannot fly into Port

00:33:53 of Prince today. The U.S. carriers are prohibited from going in there. They've they've extended

00:33:58 that ban, federal officials, the United States have extended that ban into September now. And,

00:34:03 you know, it's been there for a long time. The reason they can't go in there is because these

00:34:07 gang leaders who control a good part of Haiti today shoot at the planes when they come in.

00:34:13 So that's certainly one thing you've pointed out, you know, advisories, heavy advisories,

00:34:20 U.S. citizens do not go into Haiti. It's a very, very dangerous place. But the other point

00:34:26 is it is not in the United States's interest, certainly not in Ohio's interest to have people

00:34:34 who are working every single day, who are supporting a family, who are buying houses,

00:34:40 fixing up old houses, starting businesses and then put deep roots in this country and really

00:34:46 are contributing and yank them out. Unbelievable. OK, so deep roots. What do you mean

00:34:54 that the whole label says temporary. They knew that very well. Clearly, they didn't apply

00:35:01 for a permanent residency because they would have gotten it had they applied. And especially

00:35:06 under the Biden administration, they either didn't apply or they did apply and they were

00:35:10 rejected. But it's time to go home now. You've been here on our good graces for far too long.

00:35:16 And those wonderful jobs that they're allegedly taking could be taken by American citizens,

00:35:20 as can their homes, which they're driving up the rents for.

00:35:24 And these folks have proven themselves to be a danger to the communities that they are in.

00:35:31 OK, I'm going to give you one more.

00:35:33 That's the current governor of Ohio.

00:35:35 Here's John Kasich, who's the former governor of Ohio.

00:35:39 I knew him at Fox News.

00:35:41 I can't believe he's talking like this.

00:35:43 But listen to this.

00:35:45 The Supreme Court decision has said that Haitians are going to have to be removed

00:35:50 from Springfield, Ohio. I guess I understand that, but there is an opportunity for the Congress to 0.84

00:35:56 extend temporary protection status because things in Haiti are just deteriorating and sending people

00:36:02 back there with their families to me is just crazy. I wish the Congress would extend this for

00:36:08 the Haitians, but if not, they'll say that that's the law. And to quote somebody, a figure from a 0.98

00:36:15 Charles Dickens novel, if that's the law, then the law is an ass. 0.98

00:36:22 We have extended it. It's an 18-month stint. And we've extended it 10 times. They've been 0.95

00:36:29 here for 18 years. That's enough. Why should American citizens have to suffer indefinitely

00:36:36 because Haiti can't get its shit together? Because Haiti's still not hospitable to American 0.99

00:36:41 tourists. I'm going to guess it's a little better if you're an actual Haitian going back home. No, 0.98

00:36:47 we're not going to go down there to tour. Yes, we do think it's a shithole country. It's really not 0.99

00:36:51 our responsibility. There are a lot of them. You know, we did these folks a real solid in allowing

00:36:57 them to come here temporarily to avoid the problems down there. It is not our obligation

00:37:04 to fix Haiti and to house all of its citizens until it can perform as a more upstanding, 1.00

00:37:12 less third world country. That's not our job. Sorry. That's like there are there are a lot of, 1.00

00:37:19 you know, teenagers out there who have like absentee parents who are committing crime

00:37:25 in the underbelly of our biggest cities. Is it our job? Those of us who have functioning well,

00:37:32 mentally stable families to go try to get them they get arrested they get sent off to you know 0.96

00:37:39 some family home some group home is it our job to to take them in so they can disrupt our family 0.97

00:37:45 is that our obligation and if we do like a foster family if you add a child in and he's incredibly 0.99

00:37:51 disruptive and he hurts your existing children in your home do you have an obligation to keep

00:37:57 him forever because you let him come over once out of a good heart he must stay now because you

00:38:04 know the home from which you got him the group home well that's no place for a teenage kid to

00:38:09 live well i'm sorry we tried to do something nice it didn't work out they need to go back home they 0.99

00:38:16 didn't assimilate they've been disrupting these communities i don't know about these sob stories

00:38:19 that these two governors of ohio are trying to spin to us but let me tell you what the real story

00:38:24 is, okay? Because we went back and combed through the news reports about these Haitians, these

00:38:29 wonderful Haitians that we're told all about who are allegedly just like you and me. They're just

00:38:33 living life in rural Ohio, just like their fellow Americans. It's not true. Watch the following 0.99

00:38:40 reel. This is just a few. We could have been here all day with these news stories, but it's only a

00:38:46 limited show. So here's a highlight, a lowlight reel, if you will, of what these Haitians have 1.00

00:38:52 been up to. Amanio Joseph crossed the center line, hit the bus and caused it to flip. 52 elementary 1.00

00:38:58 students were on board. An 11 year old boy, Aidan Clark, died. Mr. Joseph shattered our lives.

00:39:04 Prosecutors learned he has a Haitian immigration registration in Florida. The court had to recruit 0.86

00:39:09 a local health care worker to interpret in Creole after learning Joseph could not understand English

00:39:14 or Spanish. Investigators say the man suspected of murdering a mother with a mallet outside a gas

00:39:20 station in Fort Myers is in the country illegally. The suspect came here from Haiti. He had a

00:39:25 temporary protected status to stay, but DHS says that status expired in 2024, so he was in the

00:39:31 country illegally. The man charged with going on the violent rampage appeared in front of a judge

00:39:36 today. In chains, McKendie Darbusy stood in the courtroom as the details of the deadly stabbing

00:39:42 were revealed. A four-year-old, 13-year-old, and a 77-year-old. Darbusy, a Haitian national. I've

00:39:49 been prosecuted in 25 years, and this case is as bad as any I've heard about. Justillion is being

00:39:54 charged with murder, rape, strangulation, and felonious assault connected to the homicide of

00:39:59 26-year-old Crislanda Auguste. Both the victim and defendant are from Haiti. Alvarez is a migrant

00:40:05 from Haiti. He stands accused of raping another migrant, a 15-year-old girl. 26-year-old Jordani 0.95

00:40:11 Joseph from Haiti is charged with rape and kidnapping. The man convicted of killing a

00:40:16 woman and stuffing her body in a closet. Turns out he was supposed to have been deported before

00:40:21 that murder occurred. He killed my daughter. I'm so upset. I mean, there's no reason for this.

00:40:27 It's tragic knowing that this man was never supposed to be in the country. At the first

00:40:31 place, he was supposed to be deported back to Haiti. A man in this country, illegally with 1.00

00:40:35 17 criminal convictions here in Massachusetts, is now in custody. Member of a violent Haitian 1.00

00:40:41 street gang. I'm not going back to Haiti. I says he's a gang member with 17 criminal convictions 1.00

00:40:47 in recent years. You feel me? No, Biden forever, bro. Thank Obama for everything that he said for

00:40:54 me, bro. I'm not going back to Haiti. You are going back to Haiti, as are your fellow Haitians

00:41:01 who have overstayed their welcome, period. You're going back to Haiti, all of you. 1.00

00:41:09 Sorry. I don't mean to sound heartless. I understand not every Haitian is a criminal, 0.99

00:41:15 but enough of them are that they need to go. This should not be our problem. And Mike DeWine with 0.97

00:41:21 his, oh, they're fixing up old houses. They're starting businesses. They're supporting a family.

00:41:25 Why don't you tell it to the woman at the 7-Eleven who got her brain bashed in with a hammer? 0.90

00:41:31 Why don't you tell it to that little girl and her mom and her grandmom who got stabbed to death by that Haitian? 1.00

00:41:37 Okay, I'm not so sure they're all setting up businesses and raising families peacefully, Mike DeWine. 1.00

00:41:46 I want to bring in Stu Bergeer.

00:41:47 He's our guest today.

00:41:49 He's been watching, and he is the host of Predictable with Stu.

00:41:53 Stu, great to have you.

00:41:55 This is the problem with what Mark Wayne Mullen said, what Mike DeWine said, what John Kasich said, all three of whom are Republicans.

00:42:06 Wild, wild to see it, you know, and even to extend what he said, we're going to give them twenty one hundred dollars to resettle, are we really?

00:42:16 I know a lot of people who could use $2,100 who live here and have never broken the law and don't have to don't have to make an argument about whether they're allowed in this country because they were born here and they're citizens and have been their entire lives and really could use $2,100.

00:42:31 You know, look, I'm with you.

00:42:33 There are people who come here that do contribute to our society.

00:42:36 You know, I think we've seen a microcosm of of how American the American people feel about visitors to this country with everything that's gone on with the World Cup over the past few weeks. 0.86

00:42:46 When we have people coming in from these other countries and, you know, going to Buc-ee's and and seeing, you know, the stuff that we kind of take for granted and celebrating it.

00:42:54 When we have people who come here legally and come here with an appreciation for the country, with an idea that they do want to assimilate, that they do want to not just take advantage of all the wonderful things we have, but celebrate them and further them and contribute to that whole project, we love it as Americans.

00:43:12 I think it's something that we actually cherish. And you'll see, by the way, in a lot of the countries that we might be sending people back to, they have very dissimilar policies and approaches to immigrants coming into their countries. They reject them.

00:43:27 We, I think, have been very open to the idea of having people come here, but we've lost track of, we've lost the plot a little bit here, Megan, where the idea was to improve the country, not just for the citizens, but also the people who are visiting from other countries.

00:43:46 We want to further that project and make this a better place for everybody to be.

00:43:50 It's not just importing everybody else who's running away from a terrible regime and then huddling them in tight knit communities where they're essentially just importing this disastrous situation they had in Venezuela or or, you know, in Haiti or some other place.

00:44:10 We're not looking to import that.

00:44:12 we're looking to improve our situation with people who can achieve things and contribute to

00:44:18 society. Those people absolutely do exist. But the way to do that is not a blanket 25-year

00:44:24 temporary designation where we let everyone come in and essentially import their Haitian lives

00:44:32 into Ohio. Yes, you've got 350,000 of them still. We're not talking about a case-by-case 0.93

00:44:42 basis, which is still being evaluated by the administration. You know, if you if you come and

00:44:46 you seek asylum or what have you. But this is like three hundred and fifty thousand Haitians.

00:44:52 We didn't need that ever in America. And the citizens of Ohio are all over the record in 1.00

00:44:59 objecting to what they're doing in their various communities like Springfield. It's just the

00:45:05 mainstream media won't play it. They ignore their testimonials, especially because they tend to be

00:45:10 white Ohioans as opposed to black people from Haiti. And so the media's knee jerk instinct is 0.96

00:45:17 one is evil and one is all goodness and will ignore reports. Remember that 7-Eleven video

00:45:22 Trump tweeted out and he said, I'm sorry, this is so violent, but I had to I had to draw attention

00:45:27 to it. That's that's one of these great Haitians that we're supposed to be loving here in the

00:45:32 United States. There's lots of this. I had this argument with Bill Maher a year and a half ago

00:45:37 where he said you know a lot of americans commit crime too fine but we have to keep them we're not

00:45:44 allowed to deport americans but we we are allowed to deport bad house guests who come stay 18 years

00:45:53 and start hacking up grandmas we are allowed to say no to that yes we are i mean you're totally

00:46:01 right uh you know we have enough insane people of our own it's not to say that we're perfect you 0.87

00:46:06 You know, America has a lot of crazy people, a lot of people, but it's just like kind of having somebody in your family.

00:46:12 It's like you're kind of stuck with them at some level, and that is true. 0.99

00:46:17 The bottom line, though, is we don't need to import more insane people.

00:46:21 There's no reason we have to do that.

00:46:23 We can go by case-by-case basis and screen very, very tightly and look for people who are absolutely additive to our country.

00:46:33 I'm not a person who thinks that we should never have anyone who comes here. 0.56

00:46:36 You know, a lot of other nations, by the way, do have policies like that, that they don't allow anyone in for basically any reason.

00:46:43 We have not been that that country. And I do think that's been to our benefit when applied correctly, when applied in a sane manner.

00:46:53 You know, it's one thing to say, like, hey, they're in the middle of a tragic situation and, you know, we can we can help some of those people out.

00:47:01 you know we don't have to do that that's not our we're not forced to do that we have done it in the

00:47:08 past and at times i think i've seen benefit out of that like one of the examples that i see all

00:47:11 the time and we we would have callers all the time that would call into a glenbeck radio show

00:47:16 who would be people who came from former communist nations right people who went through the tyranny

00:47:22 of communism and came here because they they not not because like oh gosh well i can take advantage

00:47:30 because they have higher hourly rates over there.

00:47:33 They came here because they love this country

00:47:35 and they had seen what the other approach to leading a nation was.

00:47:39 They had seen communism.

00:47:41 They had seen socialism.

00:47:42 And it made them among the greatest Americans we had

00:47:45 because they had seen the opposite side.

00:47:47 They didn't take what we had for granted.

00:47:50 There are approaches where this can work really, really well for our nation,

00:47:54 but it's not just mass importing hundreds of thousands of people

00:47:57 from a third world nation. 0.93

00:47:58 And then I think, in addition, a big part of this problem, Megan, is is putting them in this one big clump. 1.00

00:48:05 Right. Like, you know, I do think that's a real problem with this because it is it extends, I think, the honestly normal human instinct.

00:48:15 You're around people who are like you that have maybe some of the same traditions and the same, you know, cultural ideas.

00:48:22 And you never do assimilate because of that. You know, like I my neighbor is an immigrant point. 0.99

00:48:28 Yeah, my neighbor is an immigrant from a family, immigrants from India.

00:48:33 They're awesome.

00:48:34 They absolutely have been additive to this country.

00:48:37 They have helped this country.

00:48:39 They have, you know, they're high achievers.

00:48:41 They've done great things in the community.

00:48:43 They're really good people, and I love them, and I'm glad I live next to them.

00:48:46 You know, that is the image. 1.00

00:48:50 They live in a community that is not 100% Indian.

00:48:53 A lot of the people around them are totally different races and cultures,

00:48:56 but they very much seem like they could have been living here their entire lives.

00:49:01 Why? Because they want to be that way.

00:49:02 They like America. They want that.

00:49:05 Contrast that with what we heard in that first report and that reel that I just played,

00:49:09 where it's like the guy couldn't even speak English.

00:49:12 He committed a bunch of crime and then needed a translator at his hearing

00:49:15 because he didn't even bother to learn the language.

00:49:18 Here, listen to this.

00:49:19 All right. This is in the Dayton Daily News,

00:49:23 because ohio lawmakers are among those who are now urging the u.s congress to override the supreme

00:49:32 court decision saying trump has this authority like to to pass some piece of legislation demanding

00:49:37 that they stay and ideally i guess they they see it as a veto proof uh majority that would pass

00:49:43 this to allow these haitians to say and then there was a letter to the editor from a guy who calls

00:49:50 himself ticked off Ohioan after seeing that, all this push. And he writes as follows. I'm tired of

00:49:56 reading a one sided view of the Haitian influx in Springfield. Their presence in Springfield and all

00:50:00 of Ohio has been detrimental. But the only people the media interviews are pro Haitian. Our political

00:50:05 leaders are not advocating for the majority of the citizens. There are some that work, but at lower

00:50:10 wages, less or no benefits and no complaints. That's not good for Americans, by the way. TPS

00:50:16 Haitians have been treated better than the citizens of Springfield. There are many complaints

00:50:20 of how rude and entitled these people are because they know they have the support of people who are

00:50:24 benefiting from their presence in some way financially, boosting self-importance or increasing

00:50:28 congregations in church. But no media interviews workers anonymously in the fields that deal with

00:50:35 these problems like teachers, polices, nurses, cashiers, police, nurses, cashiers, workers at

00:50:40 the Social Security Office, DMV, or the Health Department. The pro-Haitian media coverage has

00:50:46 fueled the fire. That's what's real. The media is on board with whitewashing all of these problems

00:50:53 still and letting citizens of Springfield and other communities just like it deal with it.

00:50:57 President Trump knew better. He listened to the voters on his campaign. He understood that these

00:51:04 folks needed to go. They had overstayed. They were not additive. He couldn't be shamed out of it

00:51:09 You know, by the debate moderators on ABC or by anybody else, and then he enacted the policy, he said he would.

00:51:17 He ran on this exact thing, which is why I believe what Mike Davis said, which is that Mark Wayne Mullen understands now they will not be allowed to stay. 0.99

00:51:28 We will not be encouraging them to apply for permanent residency.

00:51:31 and Mullen's self-reversal on X,

00:51:35 whether it's sincere or not,

00:51:36 is what's going to rule the day

00:51:38 because his boss, I believe, is on our page.

00:51:41 Okay, Stubergear stays with us.

00:51:42 Quick break.

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00:52:50 So Stu, just to continue on the Haitian immigrant thing,

00:52:54 we just went back and looked at the headlines

00:52:58 coming out of the press.

00:52:59 especially in Ohio on this. And it is like MSNBC wrote all of them. You would think there was

00:53:06 universal support for these hundreds of thousands of Haitians to stay. 10 TV, Columbus, Ohio,

00:53:12 Springfield residents rally in support of Haitian community after Supreme Court TPS ruling. WKRC

00:53:19 in Cincinnati. In Cincinnati. Local advocates warn of risks after ruling clears way to end

00:53:27 TPS for some immigrants. Just want you to know about the risks that that'll be affiliated with

00:53:32 sending them home, not keeping them here. Dayton Daily News, hundreds rally in support of Haitians

00:53:38 after TPS decision. Springfield News, Sun in Springfield, Ohio lawmakers among Haitian TPS

00:53:45 backers urging Congress to override Supreme Court decision. More from 10 TV. Fear grips Haitian

00:53:52 communities after Supreme Court ruling unwinds protection from deportation. Let me show you

00:53:58 a different set of headlines. OK, we put this together back when this was in the news during

00:54:05 the presidential election and President Trump was under fire for the presidential debate at which

00:54:10 he said they're eating the dogs. They're eating the cats. And what was happening in Springfield,

00:54:16 Ohio with these Haitians took center stage of the news. They had massive turnout at community

00:54:25 meetings where the Springfield residents tried to make their own voices heard directly, which did

00:54:30 not get headlines like this all over Ohio news. It only appeared sporadically on places like Fox,

00:54:37 like this show and a few others. And here's just a walk down memory lane. This is two years ago.

00:54:43 I guarantee you all of these people are very much in favor of the Supreme Court restoring reason and affirming President Trump's ability to tell these people their stay has now ended.

00:54:56 Watch.

00:54:57 Come to Walmart and stay a day.

00:55:00 Go to the bank and stay a day.

00:55:03 Go to any place and stay one day.

00:55:06 And you'll see what we see.

00:55:08 Drive around our community.

00:55:09 mr heck i sent you video of the homeless people living in the back of lincoln school i have the

00:55:18 pictures here today they're living in back of lincoln school i even showed you video of them

00:55:24 you could see the monkey bars nothing has to be done code enforcement won't come out the police 0.82

00:55:29 won't come out come to the real life go to walmart and watch those haitians open up jars of the 0.95

00:55:36 tomato paste pizza sauce dip their fingers in and eat it go to Kroger's you know how Kroger's 0.89

00:55:41 has a little fruit up front for like five bucks they pick it up and start eating it then discard

00:55:47 the thing I've seen them do it so I'm not here saying I know they're doing it I seen it

00:55:52 go to grocery land watch every day those people get ripped off they post it every day on the 1.00

00:56:01 internet how much meat the haitians take and steal they put in baby carriage in front of 0.99

00:56:07 everything and walk out they can't do nothing the city is going to shit and you guys thinking 0.98

00:56:14 where we're doing good my car insurance got raised i have a perfect driving record i'm 64 years old 0.86

00:56:19 never had a speeding ticket never been in an automobile accident but my car insurance goes

00:56:24 up so i called nationwide which is my car insurance and my homeowner's insurance you know what they

00:56:29 said because the accident rate in springfield has tripled oh god and listen to the police monitor

00:56:36 listen every day these officers get called out to haitians that no one can speak their language

00:56:41 and they get out and run we didn't vote for this you guys voted us for this and now we're seeing

00:56:48 the repercussions of it we got i noticed we got a pretty park million dollar park down here

00:56:54 lady of the trail we got new concrete out here i don't see any squatters tent cities or anything

00:57:01 here but we got them in our neighborhoods shouldn't we share are we all not in this together 0.99

00:57:08 are we all not in this together i've heard people express concerns about personal safety women who

00:57:14 are afraid to walk in stores women stalked out into parking lots with their children by groups

00:57:19 of individuals staring at them and and taking pictures of them uh women afraid to go to the gym 0.75

00:57:25 uh we've heard about needles uh in playgrounds and in vacant lots people sleeping in bushes all

00:57:31 over town um but not once have i heard people complain about race and i wish you guys would

00:57:37 stop pushing this through the filter of identity politics because it's allowing you to ignore our

00:57:43 real concern and that's what you've been doing you've been ignoring us amazing and that i'm not

00:57:49 hearing that anywhere, Stu. But those are actual Americans who have had to live with these people

00:57:55 who are not so worried about the fear gripping Haitian communities after Supreme Court ruling

00:58:00 unwinds TPS protection. Yeah, no, I mean, no, those voices typically don't get heard. Right.

00:58:06 And, you know, the last guy, I think, put it really, really well. You know, if you're sitting

00:58:11 here saying, well, I don't want people who don't look like me in my community, that's a totally

00:58:14 different complaint that I'm not hearing out of those people's mouths. That's not what they're

00:58:18 saying that's not what they're saying at all i i suspect megan if we imported 350 000 swedish 0.97

00:58:24 people into uh into uh ohio and they started hitting women over the head with mallets at gas

00:58:31 stations the people there would be just as angry about it it's got literally nothing to do with

00:58:38 the color of someone's skin it's got to do with the way that people act in a community and whether

00:58:43 they want to be part of the community and one of the one of the speakers there said something like

00:58:46 I mean, aren't we all in this together? Quite simply, the answer to that is no. Right. The people at these levels in politics and that are that are implementing these policies on regular people are not in it with them.

00:59:00 They don't think about them. That's not their concern. And that's why people are angry. And that's why I think people are reacting this way.

00:59:07 They they're fine with people in their community who become part of their community when when when you have you're importing high levels of crime and people who take advantage of the systems that we've built to try to help people.

00:59:22 That's where it gets really people get angry.

00:59:24 They're the taxpayers.

00:59:25 They're the one footing the bill for this.

00:59:26 And I went I was on a trip a while ago, just a vacation to the Bahamas.

00:59:31 And I was there for a few days and I was sitting there at a table talking to a guy who was also visiting.

00:59:37 And he was there for a longer period of time.

00:59:39 He was there for several weeks.

00:59:40 And, you know, this guy seemed like he was he did very, very well for himself.

00:59:44 And I was asking about and we were talking about his trip.

00:59:46 And he said when he came in, he didn't have a an exit flight booked because he was like, I'm going to come for a few weeks.

00:59:52 He was like a business owner and could kind of run his business remotely.

00:59:55 And he said that when he came in there, the people, you know, as he was being accepted into the country, the people in the Bahamas said, we need to see proof that you have enough income and enough in your bank account.

01:00:06 to be able to sustain your time here because we don't want to be able to we can't be responsible

01:00:12 for you if you're going to come here and you're going to be a wealthy tourist and and and you

01:00:16 know throw lots of money around we'd love to have you it'll be great as long as you're following

01:00:20 our laws but if you can't if you come here and you're just going to live off of our system we

01:00:25 can't allow you to even enter on a vacation we're talking about 20 years of allowing people to come 1.00

01:00:32 in here and essentially giving them the exact thing that the people in the bahamas wouldn't

01:00:37 allow for a couple of weeks that is you know their policy is pretty sane there they should

01:00:43 be able to scream people to say hey look if you're going to come here and enjoy our nation great

01:00:47 but we can't be paying for your lifestyle here that is not what we've implemented with these

01:00:52 people and of course there has to be some sort of expiration date to that it's not just crazy

01:00:57 people on the right it's not just local community members saying that it's the supreme court saying

01:01:01 it as well. Obviously, this is a sane ruling and a sane reaction, I think, by the American people

01:01:08 to say, look, we'll be giving when we can, but we're having our own tough times here. This can't

01:01:13 be an eternal situation. There are limits to it. And again, Trump ran on this. It was an explicit

01:01:22 promise. And it is one of the reasons he got elected to look out for the forgotten man in

01:01:27 the middle of Nowheresville, Ohio, who are not represented by the elite talking heads all over

01:01:35 MS Now talking about what a shame this is and how heartbreaking it is. They've never even met

01:01:41 a Haitian immigrant. They have no idea what these people are dealing with, what that first man saw

01:01:47 when he went to the Walmart, which he wasn't the only testimonial about this custom or habit or

01:01:53 practice by a lot of these Haitians of going into grocery stores or stores like Walmart and opening 0.84

01:01:57 up the jars and eating with their fingers. We heard multiple testimonials just like that. 0.99

01:02:03 Why should you have to live like this? Why should you have to worry when you're

01:02:06 with your daughter and you're going to the gym or you're going by a school and they're on the

01:02:12 monkey bars instead of your kids because they've decided to set up temporary housing there,

01:02:17 notwithstanding all the government largesse that we've dumped on them. We don't just say, 0.76

01:02:21 like, welcome to America, bye. We've been supplementing their lives, subsidizing their

01:02:27 lives. They've been getting government checks. It's over. It's over. Like, we're done. We're

01:02:32 done with the crime. The thing that all of them testified to, and I remember this from 2024, was

01:02:38 the driving, how they're terrible drivers. And you heard that first guy making the point of

01:02:42 how his auto insurance had tripled. Like, none of these people writing for WKRC or any of those,

01:02:48 they're not that's not being reported on. You need to get to a real live American citizen,

01:02:55 ideally blue collar, to ask how have they actually affected your life? And that doesn't include Mike

01:03:02 DeWine or John Kasich, both of whom have turned into limousine liberals who are more interested

01:03:09 in pandering to the left and getting pats on the head for being so accepting than they are in

01:03:15 holding President Trump to his promise, which he is living up to. And these people need to go.

01:03:22 So good. All right. I want to keep going. Amazingly, something extraordinary happened

01:03:28 to my least favored politician in America. The audience has heard me talk about him. His name

01:03:35 is Scott Wiener. And we've been on the Scott Wiener beat for a long time here, because if you

01:03:41 oppose the gender madness happening in America, then he's on your radar. He is demonic in his 0.88

01:03:48 push to trans children. I mean, truly, this guy is evil in the way he's pushed for laws to make 0.99

01:03:57 California a sanctuary state so that minors can move there and trans themselves over parental 0.80

01:04:02 objections. He's openly gay and is very bizarre with it. I'm sorry. I know a lot of gay men who 1.00

01:04:10 are not like openly into the bondage and pushing these bizarre open displays of perversion. He's 1.00

01:04:17 one of the gays that makes people associate perversion with gay men. And it's unfair. I know 0.99

01:04:25 a lot of amazing gay men who are not perverted, not weird, normal American patriots who behave

01:04:36 privately in a way that floats their boat, but don't want you to look at it or think about it

01:04:41 or put it on display at all. Scott Wiener is the opposite of those guys. And he's disgusting. It's

01:04:49 not enough for him to live his own perversions. He's got to bring it to children who may be

01:04:53 struggling with gender dysphoria nationwide, which is why I can't stand him. And he's running for

01:05:00 Nancy Pelosi's seat. I didn't realize Pelosi had endorsed his opponent. There's another very

01:05:07 progressive Democrat running against him. Those two would have both advanced to the general in

01:05:12 November. And this other woman could potentially beat him, which is kind of exciting. She's pulling

01:05:17 behind him, but maybe not for long. I don't know. So of all things, I mean, he's been hoisted on his

01:05:22 own petard, Stu, because you, you, you know, live by the sword, die by the sword. You create the

01:05:29 Frankenstein monster, and when it turns around to try to get you, you have no one to complain to.

01:05:35 And this guy's been all in on every woke agenda item the left has served up over the past few

01:05:43 years, except one sort of. The left, as we know, has turned hard on Israel. And they've turned so

01:05:53 hard on Israel that some faction of the left actually is anti-Semitic. You know, I object to

01:05:59 the conflation of those two things. You can be very anti-Israel and its government and BB and

01:06:05 what they've been doing to get us into wars, et cetera, and still have nothing but love in your

01:06:09 heart for American Jews. I see them as so distinct. But there is a faction that doesn't.

01:06:16 It's not entirely on the left, to be fair. But there is a faction that conflates the two

01:06:20 and can't stand either. And Scott Wiener ran smack dab into that faction over the weekend

01:06:28 when he went to some pride event. It was like pride Shabbat or Shabbat pride. I don't know.

01:06:34 It was like Jews and pride all in one. And that's what he is. He's Jewish and prideful

01:06:41 because he's never seen the rainbow he doesn't want to wear or shove on you. 0.77

01:06:44 and the pro-Palestinian crowd who are also this group confronting him, pro-trans,

01:06:52 which makes no sense, I grant you, none whatsoever, but whatever. Again, these are not our rules.

01:06:58 This is these weird leftists who are like, you got to like be in favor of every oppressed group.

01:07:02 And even if they, you know, what the one wants to kill the other half, they get in Scott Wiener's

01:07:07 face to the point where I almost felt bad for him. Even I almost felt bad for him. And then

01:07:14 I remembered, stop, stop, stop, snap out of it. It's Scott Wiener. Here's how that went.

01:07:20 Scott, I think your legislation on trans, on trans issues and your legislation specifically 0.91

01:07:28 protecting queers on the sex offender registry is fantastic. The genocide in Gaza, 0.98

01:07:36 I think your policy on the genocide in Gaza is terrible. I think you do not belong here.

01:07:44 i think you do not belong here you do not belong here scott anymore it sucks because you've been 1.00

01:07:51 wonderful you've been wonderful for trans people and you've been terrible and you've been terrible 0.99

01:07:58 you've been terrible you've been terrible on gaza it breaks my heart that someone who wrote 0.99

01:08:05 Your legislation for queers is so fucking terrible on Gaza. 0.99

01:08:12 Scott, do you have anything to say? 1.00

01:08:14 Do you have anything to say about Gaza? 0.91

01:08:17 Say something. 1.00

01:08:19 Redeem yourself.

01:08:20 Do something. 0.70

01:08:22 Scott, I want to like the person who has such good legislation on trans rights. 1.00

01:08:30 You're a piece of shit. 1.00

01:08:32 We fucking hate you. 1.00

01:08:33 Scott, how could you betray queers? 1.00

01:08:35 How could you oppress people? 1.00

01:08:39 You stopped in clear the moment you started supporting Israel, you piece of shit. 1.00

01:08:50 Stu, what do we make of poor Scott Wiener? 1.00

01:08:54 It's funny because I had seen that video but hadn't heard all of it.

01:08:59 And it's incredible.

01:09:00 It's like this weird combination of, like, compliments.

01:09:08 Wonderful! You've been wonderful!

01:09:11 You've done great things for our community!

01:09:14 I love the legislation you passed!

01:09:17 It's a really weird approach.

01:09:20 In some ways, I really feel kind of bad laughing at it in that, you know, these people are horrible that are around him.

01:09:28 absolutely horrible horrible people who are doing this to this guy who as i'm with you i do not

01:09:34 appreciate him or his politics or anything that he does um you know and it's just funny to hear

01:09:39 them kind of compliment it's like your your legislation is great your abs are wonderful

01:09:44 i can see that you really work out on a regular basis your style is quite nice i'd like the tie

01:09:51 you wore when you were shirtless it's a very weird approach it's very true he's working himself up

01:09:59 into a lather and it seems to me the guy yelling at him which we believe is named dimitri yakoshkin

01:10:05 uh who goes by he they or whatever pronoun upsets you the most um is like playing to the crowd you

01:10:14 know it's like as he gets snaps for being mean to wiener on the palestine thing he leans in like

01:10:21 he uses that same energy to like attack him on the Palestine thing. But yeah, he's got to point

01:10:26 out he's been. So it is a question for somebody like that. Like, what's your highest prong on

01:10:32 your woke ladder? Is it Palestine or is it gay and trans? Because let's be honest, those two 0.99

01:10:38 things don't they don't work together no matter no matter where you are in the world. You can't

01:10:44 really be super pro Palestine and super pro gay. You kind of have to choose because everybody knows 0.69

01:10:50 what's done to gays over in Palestine. It doesn't end well for them. So for this particular he slash

01:10:56 they or whatever pronoun upsets us, I guess he's ranked Israel-Palestine over his he-they-ness 0.55

01:11:03 because, you know, his he-they-ness would result in him getting shoved off a building over there. 0.66

01:11:09 So it's a tough situation. And the reason he's mad at Weiner is because Weiner said he didn't

01:11:16 think that israel was committing a uh a genocide in palestine and then got booed at an event and

01:11:23 literally like that that same day it was after a debate in january he put out a statement claiming

01:11:30 israel is committing a genocide okay wait we have the spot where he first disagreed before he then

01:11:36 reversed himself watch is israel committing genocide in gaza

01:11:41 and literally like right after he puts out the following statement for those of you who

01:12:00 saw the debate clip i want to clarify that i do believe israel has committed genocide in gaza

01:12:05 to me the israeli government has tried to destroy gaza and to push palestinians out

01:12:10 And that qualifies as genocide. Enter his leftist progressive opponent, the one Pelosi backed, whose last name is Chan. 0.52

01:12:23 And she responded, people getting killed didn't move him, but booze at a forum did.

01:12:29 This is about politics, not principle. He's going to have a tough this is a tough line to host, Dubergier.

01:12:35 very tough line yeah and you know certainly there's going to be a lot of enjoyment and

01:12:40 watching a squirm uh watching him squirm on that line over and over and over and over again because

01:12:45 you know he has no idea what to even do here and that's the thing i think what what people on the

01:12:49 left don't really realize is that there's no limit here there's no limit to uh you you'll never be

01:12:56 woke enough if you will for for some of these people and you know when you look at that sort

01:13:02 of a problem that i think any rational person would have when you're trying to square the idea

01:13:07 of of of being pro-gaza and pro-palestinian and you know honestly quite honestly with these people

01:13:13 pro-hamas right when you're talking about that type of approach and trying to square that with

01:13:19 being you know pro-lgbt the idea that they're going to him and saying oh gosh i you didn't 0.78

01:13:23 stand up for queers how can you be for uh you know uh you know not be a pro-palestinian enough

01:13:29 again none of that makes any sense but that is the point the point is none of it has to make 0.99

01:13:35 sense it has nothing to do with logical reasoning i think a lot of times conservatives we get

01:13:40 ourselves in trouble trying to have logical conversations and rational reasoning with

01:13:45 with people like this that's not what they're here for they're here to destroy when you're

01:13:50 talking about the people that will go up to a guy who's been going to every trans parade since 2004

01:13:56 he's been going to everything every single one of these things like the heart of the trans movement

01:14:01 this dude yes he is and the fact that he has been out there doing this he's gone this far and still

01:14:08 his he had to leave because he was scared i mean his own words uh for his own physical uh you know

01:14:15 safety and the safety of his staff right after all that he's done to please to pander to go down

01:14:23 every direction that the left wanted he's still going to get this and i i hope there's a lesson

01:14:28 to be learned for if there are any uh regular democrats left in politics to understand what

01:14:34 this is these people will come for you it's not just us yeah sure we're first in line but they

01:14:39 will come for you too yep totally and and if you're not okay if you're not with them entirely

01:14:45 on this new issue he thought he had pandered all one can pander on their signature issue in san

01:14:53 Francisco. And he found out the hard way. There is a new signature issue. And if you are running

01:14:58 for office as a Democrat, you have to be against Israel. I mean, you do you you must be or you get

01:15:05 the Scott Wiener treatment. Look what happened to him when he went to the parade. You know,

01:15:09 Jews wrapping up with a bang. Stuber gear. They saved all their most outlandish pride parades 1.00

01:15:13 until the end of the month for some reason, because we've got tape out of New York City

01:15:17 that's also abhorrent. But here is on San Francisco, the pride parade. And look what

01:15:22 happened to him there. Got chased out.

01:15:52 I don't need to talk about none of that shit. 0.99

01:15:53 I'm not talking to him. 0.99

01:15:55 This is a mission district.

01:15:56 You should be a saint.

01:15:58 You have no saint come to my community. 1.00

01:16:00 This is a mission district, homie. 1.00

01:16:01 You wouldn't have a problem. 0.99

01:16:02 Free Palestine, bro. 0.55

01:16:04 Okay, so Rich Lowry wrote a great piece on this.

01:16:08 It's on NR that reads, 0.61

01:16:10 Is Scott Wiener still queer? 0.55

01:16:12 Because the one guy's like, 0.97

01:16:13 You're not queer anymore unless you support Palestine.

01:16:16 And he writes this.

01:16:18 He's been subjected to the worst struggle session style

01:16:21 public humiliations since those of Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry in the wake of the death of

01:16:26 George Floyd. Wiener, who has been accosted at a bar, that's the film we just saw, and at a

01:16:31 transmarch, doesn't respond to the harassment. Instead, he stays silent and looks at his

01:16:37 assailants with sad eyes. That's right. But he writes as follows. Wiener clearly knows that his

01:16:44 interlocutors are lunatics, but realizes he can't make a wrong move or say the wrong thing in reply

01:16:51 lest he put his career at risk because now the issue of Gaza has taken a place at the ideological 0.75

01:16:58 core of the left, and he does not know how to handle it still. Yeah, I mean, he was right on 1.00

01:17:07 the issue of the day every other time in his career, and he celebrated other people, I'm sure,

01:17:12 that were dealt with dismissively or worse when they had the wrong opinion on whether it was trans

01:17:19 issues or gay issues or whatever the whatever the issue of the day was a few months ago now that

01:17:24 israel's the issue of the day and again what did he do he he he didn't you know his approach to

01:17:30 all these incidents is just standing there with the as rich uh lowry writes with puppy dog eyes

01:17:35 which is great it's a great example it is what he does there and he's terrified to do anything wrong

01:17:42 but all this started with him sitting there as well with just sad puppy dog eyes not putting up

01:17:47 a sign accusing Israel of genocide. So, you know, all of this is sort of like, it's going to build

01:17:54 upon itself. And you can tell that these words don't really mean anything. It's about the anger.

01:18:01 It's about the movement. You know, like when he's saying you're not queer anymore, well,

01:18:05 does the word queer have a definition? I mean, because from everything I've ever understood

01:18:09 about it, it had nothing to do with what your position on Israel is. It's a totally different

01:18:14 topic that has other words that are descriptive. We have a language that uses words to describe

01:18:19 certain events. Queer was not had anything to do with what was going on in Israel,

01:18:23 but they just use these terms. And basically what it means is bad, right? You're bad. You're a bad

01:18:29 person. Let me, let me, let me answer that because Rich gets into that too. It wasn't the guy in the 0.94

01:18:35 bar that yelled at them. It was somebody at the pride parade and they yelled, you stop being queer 0.95

01:18:39 the moment you started supporting israel you piece of shit and this is what rich posits um 1.00

01:18:45 wieners tormentors surely conceive of queerness as a revolt against an oppressive order i think 1.00

01:18:53 that's right and think of hamas in the same way in this scheme israel is western white and settler

01:19:01 colonialist making it as bad as the gender binary so it for them it's not about it's not actually

01:19:08 about the genocide being committed in gaza it's about the races of the various participants in

01:19:16 the middle east and the fact that he's a white man and he's siding with white people in israel

01:19:23 over the poor oppressed palestinians it's not it has nothing to do so much with what israel's

01:19:27 actually doing you know it's like those people who are on 10 8 were declaring it a genocide it's

01:19:33 like wait a minute they barely started defending themselves and it's already a genocide and we're

01:19:38 celebrating the taking of Israeli hostages, like those people had a different agenda,

01:19:43 saw the whole conflict or a racial lens and they're back and they're they're holding receipts

01:19:49 on Scott Wiener, who has exactly the same worldview on every issue other than this one.

01:19:57 So it's wonderful. I love watching him have to face the consequences of his weird, disgusting,

01:20:05 ugly, pernicious worldview. I mean, it's it's always entertaining when the left eats its own 0.99

01:20:11 and they will continue to do this. You know, I mean, it's like there is a momentum, I think,

01:20:18 in the party. Generally speaking, there's a you know, the Hamas wing of the party, if you will,

01:20:24 that is growing and growing and growing in its intensity. You know, going to an event on 10-8,

01:20:30 the day after the massacre started and accusing them of genocide is completely insane but it is

01:20:37 a nice way to get a zoran mamdani endorsement it's certainly a nice way to right now to play

01:20:42 into the the actual uh energy in the party which you know turns from time to time i mean i've been

01:20:48 doing this you know long enough megan to remember when the attack on the right was that we were all

01:20:53 anti-Semites where that's all gone now. And all the people that were supporting that those types

01:21:00 of attacks are now on the wrong side of them because they won't say they won't deal in the

01:21:08 world of compelled speech, which, by the way, is completely unconstitutional to say free Palestine

01:21:14 when you're at a coffee shop. This is crazy. Right. Stu, that moment is like so reminiscent

01:21:18 of the BLMers, right? 1.00

01:21:20 Like, say it, lift your fist and say it, 1.00

01:21:22 free Palestine, free Palestine. 0.63

01:21:24 And, you know, he wasn't going to do it. 0.70

01:21:25 He wasn't going to go that far.

01:21:26 He was just still with the sad eyes campaign.

01:21:29 But you're right.

01:21:29 I mean, this is,

01:21:30 that's what's so satisfying about it, frankly,

01:21:32 is we were all subjected to this

01:21:35 back in 2020 on the race thing.

01:21:38 And now he's getting subjected to it.

01:21:40 Notwithstanding all of his far left wing bona fides,

01:21:43 he couldn't save himself.

01:21:45 The mob eventually turned on him too.

01:21:48 Yeah, I think his best his best answer to this right now is to just say in all of these

01:21:54 incidences, incidents around that we've been watching is that he had his ear AirPods in

01:21:58 and was listening to music and didn't hear.

01:22:02 That's why he just kept staring blankly at them.

01:22:04 I don't know what else he can do.

01:22:06 There's no way to win.

01:22:07 Yeah, there's no way to win with these people because they are here to destroy.

01:22:12 But he's begging.

01:22:12 Oh, yeah.

01:22:13 Wait, listen.

01:22:14 Listen to what he said.

01:22:15 He put out a statement.

01:22:16 Listen to the begging.

01:22:17 OK, it's like, but I'm woke.

01:22:20 I'm woke.

01:22:21 Look at all the stuff I've done.

01:22:22 I'll just give you a few highlights.

01:22:23 Last night, I attended a trans march, as I've done each year for the past 22 years, since

01:22:28 the first march in 2004.

01:22:30 I attend each year in solidarity with our trans siblings who are facing existential threats

01:22:36 from right wing extremists, including the president.

01:22:39 He's hitting it all.

01:22:40 Right wing extremists.

01:22:41 The president is bad.

01:22:42 I've been going for 22 years.

01:22:43 Trans siblings say it all like I he's like, I can pander with the best.

01:22:47 them. Don't turn on me. As I walk through Dolores Park to participate in a trans-led Pride Shabbat

01:22:53 service in connection with the Trans March, a group of people began screaming at me, ran up to

01:22:58 me, surrounded me, began harassing me verbally, physically, including physical contact. They made

01:23:02 statements about my Israeli handlers, among many other inaccurate, extreme, and vile statements,

01:23:07 blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I have no objection to anyone disagreeing with me, blah, blah, blah,

01:23:11 but when oppression and disagreement translate to harassment, including cornering me, touching me,

01:23:16 or trying to physically bully me out at a public event, that crosses a line.

01:23:21 So he's got to let you know, like, I am a leader in this movement.

01:23:28 I can outwoke anybody.

01:23:30 Go turn your ire on somebody else.

01:23:33 There's, you know, there's lots of people you could target besides me.

01:23:37 I've been an ally is basically what he's saying.

01:23:40 And they are not having it.

01:23:41 And by the way, here's one of the things, Stu.

01:23:43 he when a um coffee shop called phil's philz in san francisco decided to stop showing pride flags

01:23:56 in their store they decided that they wanted to create a quote more consistent inclusive experience

01:24:01 like for the heteros and he they didn't want the pride flag everywhere did scott wiener say i get

01:24:08 it. Let's be tolerant. Let's allow everybody to express. No, look at him. He showed up there

01:24:14 after he had successfully bullied them into reversing the decision. And this is what he

01:24:20 looked like. Sat nine. Phil's just announced that the pride flags are going back into Phil's

01:24:26 locations. This is a huge win for the community. It's amazing. And a huge thanks to all of the

01:24:32 Phil's baristas who advocated and who fought for our community. Thank you.

01:24:38 waving a pride flag he's wearing a pride boa he's wrapped in a pride flag he had a pride

01:24:44 umbrella i appreciate it thank you standing in front of the establishment interacting with the

01:24:50 customers going in he's he's fine fine with confrontational advocacy as long as he's not

01:24:57 on the receiving end of it stew right yeah you know i would legitimately have some sympathy for

01:25:03 him um because nobody should be treated the way he was treated at that park you should not that

01:25:08 should not happen to people in in the united states of america it's just hard to have any

01:25:12 sympathy for a guy when he's been on the other side of this over and over and over again if he

01:25:16 was one of the people who were saying something like hey look we all have different views uh if

01:25:20 if a private business in a free society decides that they don't want to hang up a certain color

01:25:26 flag like hey look you can choose whether to go there or not you don't have to go there you can

01:25:31 go to another place that has the flags up if that's uh if you're looking for a particular

01:25:34 gay coffee. You can do that. I mean, I kind of think of, you know, coffee is not really having 0.91

01:25:40 a sexual orientation, but whatever. If you really want a gay Danish, you can go find it somewhere 1.00

01:25:48 in the city. I am sure of it. Just like if he had that approach, I'd have a lot more sympathy for 1.00

01:25:54 him. But he's just finding himself the victim of something that he has encouraged over the past 20

01:26:00 years and that doesn't make what happened to him right but it does make it a little bit more uh

01:26:06 more difficult to you know I got a lot of things I got to worry about in my life Megan I've got

01:26:11 kids who were growing up I've got we've all got bills to pay we got they got family issues to

01:26:15 deal with I there's only so many things I can care about on a day-to-day basis and it's really hard

01:26:21 to get worked up over Scott Wiener getting yelled at yeah it really is especially because he's never 0.95

01:26:27 seen a child, he doesn't want to help trans. I mean, he is fine with genital mutilation, 1.00

01:26:33 the life-changing events that happen to minors when they make this decision, in air quotes, 0.76

01:26:39 because they can't possibly, to sterilize themselves and eliminate all sexual pleasure

01:26:44 before they've even hit puberty, which is what happens when you go from puberty blockers to

01:26:48 cross-sex hormones, which he knows, he knows very well. He doesn't care. It's very hard to

01:26:54 see him as anything other than a villain. Not for in-your-face confrontations, but, you know,

01:27:00 live by the sword. Again, get harassed by the sword. That's what happened to Scott Wiener that

01:27:05 day. All right, we're going to take a break. We're going to come back more with Stu Breguier

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01:29:52 Stupor Gear, host of Predictable, is back with me now.

01:29:55 So Stu, Supergirl has opened at the movie theater well below expectations

01:30:02 because its star, Millie Alcock, is as loathsome as the girl who played in Snow White

01:30:10 and seems to appreciate women in exactly the same way as that other gal did and is receiving

01:30:19 similar backlash. That plus we're over the forced upon us girl boss era. It's not authentic. It's 0.97

01:30:27 not organic. We're no longer buying it. Like it's not that women can't be empowered and fierce and

01:30:33 all the great things. It's just stuff forcing it on us in the form of like super girl. This woman 1.00

01:30:38 looks if she's five foot it's a lot online they say she's five five challenge if she's five one 1.00

01:30:44 it's a miracle she's very weirdly small and they want us to believe she's this fierce super no 0.98

01:30:52 she was in game of thrones she was very weird looking and she created problems for herself 0.98

01:30:59 okay first she was in game of thrones and surely thereafter she gave a vanity fair interview

01:31:03 and she said that experience definitely made me aware that simply existing as a woman in that

01:31:09 space is something that people comment on. We've become very comfortable having this weird ownership

01:31:14 of women's bodies. I can't really stop them. I can only be myself. Okay, you are in light porn. 1.00

01:31:20 Game of Thrones is light. It's soft porn. Who does she think she's kidding? I don't remember her being 0.99

01:31:25 naked, but literally almost every other woman was. Full frontal nudity and sex scenes that you 1.00

01:31:30 couldn't get away with showing on Cinemax these days, but somehow they aired on HBO. Then she

01:31:35 goes on and she gets upset because there has been some pushback against her talking about sexism

01:31:44 and superheroes. People don't want to hear it. And she said something like, okay, people got so

01:31:51 angry. I was like, you're just proving my point. You're proving my point. She added, she was happy

01:31:56 to have pissed off the right people, including those who identify as a Christian and a dad.

01:32:03 She said, quote, and it's from a lot of people whose profiles have no photo, who are burner

01:32:07 accounts or someone's name and then data for Christian, which is hilarious to me.

01:32:14 Here's one more sampling of how she sounds while she's giving these interviews. 0.77

01:32:18 Sat 37.

01:32:20 I have many queer friends.

01:32:22 So honestly, I'm kind of on it.

01:32:24 And I'm honored that that's happening. But I think because she doesn't live inside the binary

01:32:31 of what we think a woman should be, that that is what makes her so special and so exciting and so

01:32:37 new. So now the movie is tanking. They expected that they said that they thought it would open

01:32:44 at 50 million. It's opening weekend, which they said was already a disappointment. And it didn't

01:32:49 even get there. It was 38 million. The movie cost 170 million to make. It got a B minus grade in

01:32:56 cinema score. It got a rotten rating from review aggregation over at Rotten Tomatoes. And so neither

01:33:03 the critics liked it nor the audience liked it. And she's taken a beating and it's not pulling

01:33:09 in money. So you tell me why you think this is all happening. You know, it's she said, oh, well,

01:33:15 this is uh it's hilarious that i'm having to deal with well this is hilarious to us like watching

01:33:19 this movie flop like this is really what's hilarious because you know she you don't need

01:33:26 to go down these roads you don't need to go down these roads the movie cost 178 million dollars

01:33:30 or whatever it was to make remember too that's only that's always gonna be split with the theaters

01:33:34 to just earn that back you'd need to make it but 350 plus million dollars that doesn't include the

01:33:40 marketing which they dumped on top of this as well tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars

01:33:45 in marketing this this movie is going to be an absolute catastrophe 50 million would have already 1.00

01:33:51 been a catastrophe and and like as much as i want it to be solely about how annoying she is right

01:33:59 like and how and how she's going out there and saying all these things i do think that's a big

01:34:03 part of it but it's also just like we're a merit-based society at some level it's hard for

01:34:08 us to shake that i think the left really wants us to shake it i think that is what you know kind of

01:34:13 ties all these conversations we've had today together in that like you know scott wiener is

01:34:17 trying to make a merit-based argument i've been super super woke you should give me a pass on this

01:34:21 stuff but that's not what it's about the left doesn't believe in merit they believe that you

01:34:26 should go see this movie because she's a woman right like that's not how people make decisions 1.00

01:34:31 about their entertainment you know if there are movies where women absolutely kick ass and are 1.00

01:34:37 great right like zero dark 30 zero dark 30 is an awesome example of that like that is a that's a 1.00

01:34:43 great movie another one that i love from the past 10 to 15 years i remember what year it came out

01:34:47 is a movie called atomic blonde where she is absolutely kicking everybody's she's a spy it's

01:34:52 not a superhero movie but in a way it kind of is right she's doing things that are over the top 1.00

01:34:57 that you know a a tiny woman with her strength would probably not be able to do just kicking

01:35:03 everybody you know 300 pound guys butts all over the place but it's entertaining and a really well 1.00

01:35:08 done movie and even if she came out during the the press for that movie like and was talking

01:35:15 about things that were woke it still would probably be a good movie you know supergirl if it

01:35:20 was i mean wicked was like this right there's there's some of this woke stuff around wicked

01:35:25 i have no interest and did not see wicked to be uh to be clear but it still did a lot of money at

01:35:32 the box office you can overcome these things if you put out a good product but often a lot of

01:35:37 times it's like an excuse hey we have this really crappy movie with a really crappy script with an

01:35:42 actress that people don't really like and it's failed so how do we blame the the audience for

01:35:49 that we're not going to take any responsibility ourselves let's blame the average people just

01:35:54 like in the haitian situation we were just talking about let's blame them they're racist it's the 0.72

01:35:58 Let me give you this. New York Times box office analysts note on Sunday, female led superhero movies have been rejected almost uniformly over the past five years or so, perhaps reflecting a resurgent misogyny among the core fan base, which is largely male.

01:36:17 So now now the people who like superhero movies are misogynists if they reject the weird short girl with the very strange look as their latest girl boss and not something like this.

01:36:30 Listen to South 35. This is her. 1.00

01:36:32 You heard from the fans specifically from the LGBT community about how they've been able to relate to your character.

01:36:37 I've just had a few people ask me about about her and about her because it's Pride Month and all that.

01:36:44 and I think that she's a really great representation of what a modern woman can be.

01:36:50 She can be strong, she can be tough, she can be messy

01:36:53 and I love how this film doesn't centre around any sort of love, you know.

01:36:58 It doesn't centre around romance or anything like that at all

01:37:01 and she is such resilience that I think that that community is a community

01:37:04 that is so, so resilient and they can really relate to that in that

01:37:08 and I'm really honoured that they can connect with that.

01:37:11 okay so okay can't center around a love relationship stew because that would be offensive

01:37:17 and obviously disempowering if you are in a love relationship with a man as a woman it's

01:37:23 disempowering to your superhero narrative f that at virtually every woman on earth who's straight

01:37:30 would love to connect with a man form a love relationship and be buoyed up by it not diminished

01:37:37 which is a hollywood weird woke message yeah i mean it's very human right what you're describing

01:37:44 is the human experience for almost everyone who's ever lived right that's supposed to be

01:37:49 uh pretty understandable and like when you look at something like this right

01:37:54 supergirl is not a core character in these worlds i mean i'm not a superhero movie fan but like this

01:38:02 not batman or you know superman or you know these are not like supergirl was always sort of a side

01:38:07 a side character the to act as even remember that yeah i kind of remember i kind of maybe

01:38:14 wonder woman yes wonder woman yes right and wonder woman did hundreds of millions of dollars

01:38:18 you know it's just like the the left in hollywood wants this sort of god-given right to be able to

01:38:24 churn out crappy superhero movies and collect hundreds of millions of dollars at a whim like

01:38:30 I'm sorry. We're stuck giving our money to the government every April. We're stuck doing that.

01:38:37 Unfortunately, it's legally required. As of this moment, it is not legally required for me to see

01:38:42 your slop that you're just churning out year after year after year. They wound up lucking

01:38:48 into this decade and a half run where they could basically put a cape on anything and just collect

01:38:54 nine figures it's over it's over put some effort into it make good movies which again i didn't see

01:39:01 the superman movie that they just released got decent reviews people seem to have liked it and

01:39:06 again they collected hundreds of millions of dollars put the most minor amount of effort into

01:39:12 it and i don't know maybe have a conversation before the contract is signed and say look

01:39:17 we we want to hire you to for this movie however if you can't just get through the press junket

01:39:24 without turning into scott weiner you know just just give us that promise as a business person

01:39:34 yes if we want this to be successful i'd love to you know i'm sure i'm sure the studio would

01:39:39 have loved to make five supergirl movies i'm sure they would have loved to just cash in over and

01:39:43 over and over again and all the you know if they put a good movie together and in addition to that

01:39:48 because that's an important component and have a people who's just not going to offend half the

01:39:53 audience by being insane you know this is a pretty good business listen to sat 36 one more there's

01:40:00 been a lot of discussion online about cara's queerness in the comics was that something that

01:40:05 you explored when you were preparing for the wrong it wasn't but in honor of pride month as i'm

01:40:10 getting all these questions i don't know i think that what makes this film so beautiful is that

01:40:15 it's not centered around a man it's not centered around love it if anything but we'll see i don't

01:40:22 really i don't really know but i don't i don't know i don't know she's probably go both ways

01:40:29 she'd probably go both ways she's got to let us know that her character is queer

01:40:37 And by the way, if you want to make young men love it, pick somebody who's really hot

01:40:42 and into men and is telegraphing to the audience like, I like you. 0.95

01:40:48 I don't hate your guts, as opposed to this woman who's like, thank God it's not centered 0.94

01:40:52 on a man. 1.00

01:40:53 And I bet you she's queer. 1.00

01:40:55 Yeah, I mean, that would be really these are not like, you know, rocket science level

01:41:02 discussions here.

01:41:04 You're trying to mass market to a group of people.

01:41:07 I mean, comic book movies, superhero movies, you have a largely male audience.

01:41:11 If you're going to put someone in there, you know, someone that, forget the word attractive

01:41:15 when we're talking about sexuality, just someone who attracts them, right?

01:41:19 Someone who is playing into the things that they're interested in.

01:41:23 That's all you have to do.

01:41:25 The bar is really, really low for this stuff.

01:41:27 But, you know, as we've seen with Hollywood over the years, they try to go under it every

01:41:32 given opportunity and bashed their head into the bar. There's no reason to do that. Make it easy

01:41:37 on yourselves. You look at Gal Gadot. Yes. Okay. I think men are going to like that. And they did.

01:41:44 You look at this strange little person with the weird teeth. It's like, and then she's out there

01:41:49 lecturing them on how she hates male centered relationships. And this character may be queer 0.78

01:41:54 and a girl boss. What did they think was going to happen? They should have contacted Stu Braguer. 0.99

01:41:59 He would have told them it's predictable. Great to see you, my friend. We're back tomorrow with

01:42:05 those two remaining major SCOTUS cases. We'll see you then. Thanks for listening to The Megan

01:42:11 Kelly Show. No BS, no agenda, and no fear.

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The Megyn Kelly Show - June 29, 2026

Barrett and Roberts Side with Libs at SCOTUS, Woke Wiener Harassed, and ＂Supergirl＂ Bombs, with Mike Davis and Stu Burguiere ｜ Ep. 1349

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